I really came here to fight against Japan

The Japanese regiment commander murmured, "I hope it's not too late!

Order the second and third battalions to pursue the rebels on both sides.

The First Battalion will clean up the bodies of the rebels on the spot, and the accompanying radio soldiers should pay attention to receiving orders. "

The soldiers of the First Battalion suffered heavy losses in the battle just now.

Nearly half of the soldiers were killed by explosive packs from the suicide squad that was left behind by the rebels.

The captain could only let them stay and rest for a while under the pretext of sorting out the bodies.

Watching the soldiers find a ditch and throw the rebels' bodies into it, the Japanese regiment commander nodded with satisfaction.

Suddenly, behind them, gunshots were faintly heard.

The Japanese battalion commander and Watanabe, who were smoking with the regiment commander, both had happy expressions on their faces.

The Japanese battalion commander said: "Sir, it seems that the 2nd Brigade behind us has already taken action against the rebels."

Watanabe was standing aside and was about to say a few auspicious words when he was suddenly interrupted by the sound of cannon fire from behind.

Several people looked back in confusion, and even the soldiers who were throwing the corpses stopped.

Watanabe: "Our Second Brigade has a great presence.

There are only two thousand rebels, is it necessary to use cannons to attack them?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he noticed that the noise behind him was getting louder and louder. People were actually setting off "fireworks" in broad daylight.

The captain's face immediately turned gloomy and he gave an urgent order.

"Captain Watanabe, I'll leave two heavy machine guns for you. Take your squadron and guard here.

The radio operator immediately sent a telegram to the two pursuing brigades.

Just say that the main force of our brigade is in trouble and ask them to come back quickly to provide support.

Captain, come back with me. It looks like the rebels detonated the shells in the baggage. "

Just as the Japanese regiment commander had expected, the rebels who followed the main force of the Second Brigade detonated the munitions.

It was a coincidence that in order to humiliate and bully these Peninsula soldiers, the Japanese army actually made them carry all the supplies.

Among these baggage items were not only food and tents, but also bullets and artillery shells.

The most crucial thing is that the explosives used by engineers are also among them.

They thought that since the explosives and the detonator technicians were separate, they could rest easy.

Unexpectedly, these "rebels" were well prepared and they secretly carried detonators on their bodies.

During the march, the detonators they had secretly hidden in their hands were successfully handed over to the "rebels" who were carrying explosives.

They had already discussed it privately that if the Japanese just wanted to torture them, they would just endure it.

If these little Japanese devils really wanted to harm them.

Then don't blame them, let's die together with the Japanese.

When they were about five kilometers away from Wild Wolf Valley, the troops suddenly came down.

At this time, the "rebels" could already hear the sound of gunfire coming from Wild Wolf Valley.

Although they didn't know the reason, they had already vaguely realized that they didn't have much time left.

The Japanese officer in charge had already stepped out and asked them to put down their baggage and gather at the front.

Looking at the machine guns that had been set up, they had no choice but to do as they were told.

Looking at these more than 2,000 obedient "rebels", Division Commander Inoue was full of disdain.

What they didn't notice was that a short "rebel" soldier had crawled under the tarpaulin where the explosives were stored.

He took out the detonator from his trouser leg and deftly placed the explosives together.

He tremblingly took out a box of matches from his arms, ready to detonate the explosives at any time.

Division Commander Inoue looked at the soldiers from the Peninsula with contempt.

They had all been gathered together, and a sneer appeared on Inoue's face.

At this time, Commander Ikebe of the Second Brigade came running over with a telegram in his hand.

When Division Commander Inoue saw it, he realized that it was the warning telegram sent by the regiment commander.

"Bakayalu, they have betrayed the empire after all. Ikebe-kun, wipe out these rebels in front of you, immediately."

As the Japanese army's light and heavy machine gun fire rang out, layer after layer of "rebels" were shot to death without any resistance.

Division Commander Inoue said, "It's really boring to see a bunch of despicable rebels without even one person to resist."

The leader of the Ikebe Brigade said worriedly, "I wonder what's going on with the First Brigade now.

After all, there are more than 5,000 rebels over there, and I heard they have weapons in their hands."

Division Commander Inoue: “Order the cavalry brigade that is mopping up Daqing Mountain to come over.

Let them chase the rebels. On the grassland, a group of defeated soldiers can never outrun the cavalry.

Now with Kato's death and the involvement of external troops.

We can then define them as rebels with more evidence.”

The massacre on the Japanese side had been completed, and Ikegami ordered a large group of soldiers to be left behind to deal with the bodies.

Then let the engineering corps carry the baggage themselves.

Among these baggage, in addition to ammunition and food, there were also eight Type 92 infantry guns.

These were the last heavy weapons of their division. To encircle and suppress the Daqingshan base, they had to rely on these heavy weapons.

At this time, the soldiers who were there to replenish their guns came up to replenish their guns, while the soldiers from the engineering corps went to take over the baggage.

Division Commander Inoue was thinking about his next plan of action.

Things were out of his control, not only causing casualties among the troops, but also the death of a detachment commander.

When he faced the brigade commander Ikebe, although he looked calm and composed, he was actually very nervous inside.

Just when Inoue was looking worried, panicked shouts suddenly came from a distance.

"Baka? What's wrong with you? Why is there chaos again? Do you still look like soldiers of the empire?"

Brigade Commander Ikebe, who was standing next to him, didn't know what was going on.

All I could see was the baggage storage area in the distance, and the engineers who were going to collect the baggage were running around.

Just now, the Peninsula soldier took advantage of the chaos to hide under the tarpaulin.

He was nervously observing the situation outside through the gap in the tarpaulin.

When the gunshots just rang out, he was almost scared silly.

The grim smiles on the faces of the machine gunners and his companions.

They all turned around and looked in his direction, which made his hands stiffen.

He finally opened the matchbox, took out a match and struck it...

Why didn't you light the match?

He quickly struck another match, but it still didn't work, so he struck another one...

He struck three matches in succession but none of them lit up. After careful inspection, he realized that he was too nervous.

Although the weather was still very cold along the way, he still sweated a lot.

The box of matches he had hidden was dampened by his own sweat.

Now the footsteps outside the tarpaulin were getting closer and closer to where he was hiding.

He could already hear the laughter from the Japanese soldiers.

He was so anxious that he simply took out all the matches.

Then he scratched the sole of his shoe hard, and with a "hiss", the match was finally lit.

He carefully passed the lit match to the fuse.

A burst of white smoke rose, and the fuse followed the fuse wire and drilled into the detonator stored on the explosive package.

When the Japanese soldiers lifted the tarpaulin.

All you see is the collapsed young "rebel" and the burning fuses everywhere.