I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 588: The Feast of the Prairie Wolves (Part ) During this month, Commander Inoue seemed to have encountered countless Waterloos in his life.

First, during a military training exercise designed by the army, the troops got lost in the mountains, resulting in serious casualties.

Can he be blamed for this? Who knew they would encounter a snowstorm that only happens once in a century?

The guide who led the way fell into a ravine and died on the second day after entering the mountain.

Among those people from the peninsula, there were some who knew the way, but they didn't know how to come out and lead the way.

This resulted in many imperial soldiers being frozen to death by the wind and snow.

(Peninsula soldier: You just went into the mountains without telling us where you were going, and we didn’t dare to ask you.

If I hadn't seen you leading your troops around the same place three times, no one would have known that you were lost.)

Division Commander Inoue: The most infuriating thing is that many of our empire’s soldiers were frozen to death.

But among these soldiers from the Peninsula, only more than a hundred died.

This made me a big joke among the division commanders of the Kwantung Army.

(Peninsula soldier: Why don’t you tell me what kind of life we ​​live on a daily basis?

We had few casualties, and the reason we were able to withstand the cold was because we were frozen by you during our normal training.)

Inoue: It was not easy to return to Northeast China, but we came across the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces’ camp again.

He had originally thought that by killing a few members of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, he could restore the lost reputation of his 77th Division.

He didn't expect that the secret camping site was a trap set for him by the Anti-Japanese United Army.

A huge explosion killed two squadrons of soldiers.

Then an avalanche was triggered, killing another large group of imperial soldiers.

Why do bad things always happen to my 77th Division?

What made him most upset was that in this disaster, the Peninsula soldier from Kato's detachment was able to remain unscathed.

This is also why he has always condoned Japanese officers and soldiers to bully the people on the peninsula. It is because few people died in these incidents.

(Peninsula soldier: How can we do this? It’s because you are afraid of us and we are stealing the credit from you Japanese.

This is why we stayed away from them, so we were able to stay safe.)

(Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Zhenshanhao: Inoue, you old devil, do you know how many of our explosive packs you wasted?

If it hadn't happened to trigger this avalanche, I don't know how I would have gotten through to Commander Mu.)

Inoue: Then the soldiers of Kato's detachment beat more than a hundred imperial officers to death.

I was unable to report to the Kwantung Army Headquarters and almost got demoted.

(Soldiers from the Peninsula: Fortunately, we have our national hero Song Jincan, who led us to resist the tyranny of the Japanese.)

(Song Wenwan: It’s not worth mentioning how much trouble we’ve caused to the Japanese. It’s not worth mentioning!

I just don’t know if the Japanese found out that I used the powerful King Kong Kick to impersonate Taekwondo.)

Division Commander Inoue: The most infuriating thing is that I was the one who carefully planned and killed Kato's detachment.

I don't know how the information was leaked, but it caused backlash against my 77th Division.

From a Type A elite division, it has become one with the strength of only a brigade.

I guess it will be after the battle of Daqingshan is over.

We are about to be sent to the southern battlefield inside the Great Wall to serve as cannon fodder.

(Qin Haichuan: Inoue, you’ve thought so much about this, have you asked for my opinion?

Still want to be cannon fodder in the battlefields of southern China? You can be ashes for once today!

Division Commander Inoue was lost in thought for a long time, his head felt dizzy, and he finally fell asleep without realizing it.

While he was sleeping, Inoue heard a sudden commotion outside the tent, and then someone walked into his tent.

Inoue didn't even bother to open his eyes, he just asked the person who came.

"Is it daybreak outside?"

“Inoue-kun, I’m the leader of the Ikebe Brigade, and something big has happened outside.

There are a lot of prairie wolves outside, and they have killed many of our imperial soldiers."

"Nani? Prairie Wolf? Bakayaloo!

These little beasts dare to cause trouble for our 77th Division. They must all die."

In fact, Inoue's 77th Division got a big advantage tonight.

Their camps were all built in the Wild Wolf Valley, and the fires they had were quite sufficient.

The important thing is that Division Commander Inoue is here today, so all the sentries on duty are more diligent.

When the wolves just came over, they bit a few sentries to death on the outskirts and were discovered by the Japanese.

This wolf king was really a ruthless character. He immediately howled at the wolf pack.

Even though these wolves were afraid of the fire, they still rushed into the Japanese camp regardless.

The military courses taken by Division Commander Inoue were finally not in vain, as he gave orders quickly.

"Tell the soldiers outside to use light and heavy machine guns to block the area and prevent the prairie wolves outside the camp from rushing in again.

The infantry in the camp were divided into squadrons, with their guns pointed and bayonets fixed, trying their best to encircle and kill the prairie wolves in the camp.

As soon as the news came out, the wolf-hunting operation in the camp was immediately implemented.

The civilian and baggage soldiers who usually did not have weapons also took up weapons and searched for traces of wolves together with the infantry.

In other words, a lot of soldiers died today, but there are still one or two thousand rifles.

They had also received training on the Japanese island, so it was not difficult for several people to kill a wolf together.

The Japanese army calmed down after the initial panic.

After suffering more than 500 casualties, they finally killed all the prairie wolves that entered the camp.

At four o'clock in the morning, Inoue and Ikebe were already standing on the camp's defense line, observing the outside.

"Your Excellency, the division commander, we have just sent an inquiry telegram to the remaining troops on the grassland.

But the other party has not responded to us. It seems that they are in great danger too!

Just now a soldier on guard came over to report that when the wolves attacked us, there seemed to be gunshots on the grassland.

Should we send a strong force to support them now?"

Inoue looked at the dark sky, then at the woods illuminated by the flares.

We discovered that there were still many prairie wolves there, lurking in the woods.

Inoue said, "Let's wait until daybreak before setting out. If we rush out now, we will surely die."

Chibian punched the sandbag beside him and said helplessly: "This place is so weird, where do all these wild wolves come from?

Wild Wolf Valley, Wild Wolf Valley, has our division entered a wolf's den?

I heard from my captain of the First Regiment that they once captured a rebel.

According to the rebel, they were able to obtain weapons support due to the involvement of the Mongols.

The ambush in Wild Wolf Valley was a trap they set for our division.

And that guy named Song Jincan has never been found.

I have always suspected that it was hidden by those Mongolian princes who always pretended to obey but secretly disobeyed.

It’s just a pity that the rebel was finally killed by his own people.

Otherwise, after I go back, I will definitely give this person a thorough interrogation.

Your Excellency, the division commander, our casualties this time are not small.

I suggest that tomorrow morning, our division should go directly back to Baotou City to rest.

This traitor is so vicious that we must find him first.

Otherwise, there will be no way for our division to continue the battle behind us."