I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 263: Captain of the Chamber, You Are a Fool

Now two members of the Snow Leopard Commando saw that their captain was blocked inside the prisoner-of-war camp by a trench.

They both raised their guns at the same time and spoke in a voice like a mechanical song.

"Aim at the target, the suspension bridge's chain. I'll be on the left, you'll be on the right. One, two, three, shoot."

With a loud "bang", the two chains of the suspension bridge were broken at the same time.

With dust flying everywhere, the suspension bridge fell back to its original position with a bang.

The Japanese squadron leader, who had just boasted, felt a little embarrassed when he saw the suspension bridge fall back to its original position.

He quickly added to everyone: "Don't worry, as long as this gate is closed, the Eighth Route Army will not be able to break in."

The squadron leader who escaped into the POW camp looked inside the camp.

I saw the Japanese artillerymen in the yard fiddling with the Type 92 infantry gun.

It seems that they are preparing to fire and bomb the Eighth Route Army outside.

The Japanese squadron leader did not notice anything unusual at this time.

While ordering the soldiers to close the gate, he went to check on Yamamoto Ikki to see whether he was dead or alive.

When the squadron leader looked down, he found that Yamamoto Ikki had woken up and was staring at him.

Yamamoto Ikki, who has just returned from his studies, is really gifted.

When he was in Germany, he also developed a unique skill, which was to resist the effects of drugs.

It is mainly resistance to drugs such as anesthetics and sedatives.

Although it is unexpectedly helpful in dealing with enemy sneak attacks.

But Yamamoto Kazuki didn’t think about what to do if he was injured and needed surgery?

Even if he just had his appendix removed, he would die from the pain of the operation.

The anesthetic doesn't work. What's the difference between this and skinning him alive?

His original sin was that he had no brains, and that was also why Zhou Weiguo and Takeshita Shun disliked him.

But Xu Hu didn't know this. He just happened to be afraid that Yamamoto Ikki would do something weird.

Before disguising himself and attacking the prisoner-of-war camp, Xu Hu gave Yamamoto Ikki another injection of anesthetic.

But Yamamoto Ikki, with his strong willpower, managed to hold on.

Unfortunately for Yamamoto Ikki, although he managed to hold on, the drug still controlled his brain nerves.

But he couldn't resist the control of the drug over his muscles.

He now only had the strength to open his eyes, but his vocal cords still had no feeling at all.

The Japanese squadron leader didn't know what to say when he saw Yamamoto trying hard to squint his eyes.

"Colonel Yamamoto, what's wrong with you? Are your eyes uncomfortable?"

Yamamoto Ikki looked at Zhou Weiguo who was approaching him and closed his eyes in pain.

Zhou Weiguo, the one who pretended to be the captain of the Japanese army.

He walked up to him and praised him, "Yamamoto-kun, you are really good. I really underestimated you back then.

Come on, tell me, how did you come up with the idea of ​​using blinking eyes to send out Morse code?"

The squadron leader asked curiously, "Morse code, did Yamamoto send out Morse code by blinking his eyes just now? What did he want to tell me?"

At this time, Yamamoto Kazuki opened his eyes again and started blinking.

The Japanese squadron leader turned around excitedly and looked at Zhou Weiguo beside him.

Zhou Weiguo translated word for word: "Teranai, you are... a... fool."

"What? Why did Colonel Yamamoto scold me?" asked Captain Terauchi in confusion.

When he saw Colonel Yamamoto Ikki, he closed his eyes helplessly again.

Zhou Weiguo covered Terauchi's mouth with his hand that was around his.

While using a sharp dagger, he kept searching for the location of Si Nei's waist.

In the doorway of the courtyard wall, people inside the temple were supporting the soldiers who had escaped.

Just when they didn't know why their squadron leader was twitching.

These imperial army soldiers, who had been gasping for breath just now, suddenly stood up.

These people didn't know where the dagger came from.

Very quickly, it slashed across the throat of Terauchi's men.

In the blink of an eye, more than twenty warriors of the empire fell silently in front of Terauchi's eyes.

Captain Terauchi, with blood coming out of his mouth, finally realized why he was such an idiot.

Terauchi, who was no longer able to utter a single word, looked at Yamamoto on the stretcher.

He silently said, "Traitor," and then there was no more movement.

The captain of the garrison squadron of the Japanese POW camp knew that Yamamoto Ikki had his eyes open but did not remind them.

This is equivalent to being a traitor who is afraid of death and sells out his compatriots.

Because this doorway is about ten meters deep, dark and long.

Zhou Weiguo and his men took out more than twenty defenders without anyone noticing.

They immediately took out pistols from their backs, put on the silencers, and ran straight to the Japanese artillery squad in the middle of the yard.

This Yoshio Shinozuka was really biased. He equipped them with two Type 92 infantry guns.

They had just put in place two infantry guns and four 81mm mortars.

They just need to wait for their squadron leader to give the order to start bombing the Eighth Route Army positions outside.

On the four-meter-high courtyard wall of the prisoner-of-war camp, a dozen grenade launchers were desperately firing grenades.

One hundred and eighty meters outside the prisoner-of-war camp, a barrage of bullets exploded.

While blocking the Eighth Route Army from approaching, they also bought time for the artillery in the yard to fire.

As for the Eighth Route Army, their mortars did not fire any shells, mainly because they were afraid of accidentally injuring Zhou Weiguo and his men.

They only fired sporadically, but every shot hit the target.

If it weren't for the fact that the Japanese grenade launchers were indirect fire, they could have fired blindly.

Now more than a dozen soldiers in their garrison squadron will die.

Zhou Weiguo and his men appeared so suddenly that the Japanese soldiers in the artillery squad were unable to react for a while.

Zhou Weiguo quickly approached them, gestured with his hands, and asked them to squat down with him.

These Japanese soldiers were very obedient. They just took a look at Zhou Weiguo, who was wearing the rank of captain.

They all chose to obey the squadron leader's orders and squatted down with them.

At this time, the sound of a row of grenade launchers exploding was heard outside.

With a few light "puff" sounds, the twenty or so Japanese artillerymen here.

They were all shot to death by Zhou Weiguo and his men with silent pistols.

Because of the cover of the explosion outside, the silencer effect of their pistols was indeed quite good.

The Japanese artillerymen changed from squatting to lying down, but the Japanese soldiers on the courtyard wall didn't notice it at all.

At this moment, Zhou Weiguo even wanted to hug Song Wenwan.

Their Commander Song is really capable. He was able to get such a good silent pistol.

Unlike when I was studying in Germany, the silent pistol they developed there was really not that good.

In the silent night, the sound of the gunshots could be heard from far away and was not suitable for special operations at all.

Song Wenwan was laughing secretly: Aren’t you talking nonsense? How can such a good thing produced by the system not be useful?

After they destroyed the Japanese artillery, they immediately split into two groups.

Following the stone steps on both sides of the doorway, I reached the wall of the prisoner-of-war camp.

They did not shoot at the Japanese rashly, but each took out two egg-shaped grenades.

He took off the safety of the grenade and threw it to both sides along the bluestone slabs on the courtyard wall.

A small Japanese team leader was directing the Japanese soldiers on the courtyard wall to desperately fire grenade launchers outside.