Huh! Huh!

Cough cough! Cough cough!

Aoki ran out of breath. He didn't know how long he had run, and felt that no one was chasing him, so he stopped and gasped violently.

The same is true for the other Japanese and puppet troops. At this time, there were only more than twenty Japanese soldiers following Aoki, and less than thirty puppet troops were left.

Looking at the remnants of his subordinates, Aoki felt mixed feelings.

Thinking of him, Aoki, the dignified and outstanding commander, he actually fell to this point.

If he wanted to let him know who ambushed him, he would definitely make the other party pay the price of bleeding.

After a little harshness, Aoki finally calmed down and checked the surrounding terrain.

He no longer knew where he had run to. He was very in a hurry when he retreated. In order to get out of the battle quickly, he changed direction several times, so at this time, he turned himself in a state of no idea where he was.

The surroundings are towering ancient trees, with branches and leaves intertwined, covering the sky and the sun. Only in a very small place can you see the blue sky and the mottled shadows cast by the sunlight.

They are located in a long canyon at this time, with dense forests and mountains on both sides. If they are used to hide, it would be better.

Even Aoki admired himself a little at this time, and actually took the people here.

It is obviously impossible for the pursuers behind him to chase him here.

But at the same time, new problems have also been brought about because Aoki got lost.

Aoki Nakasa stopped and slowly took out a wrinkled map from his waist and a slightly old compass.

Aoki narrowed his eyes and carefully pointed at the surrounding terrain and the signs on the map.

The compass' pointer sways gently in silence.

Aoki's brows became tighter and tighter, and he adjusted his angle several times, trying to determine the orientation of Phoenix City through his compass.

But for some reason, the compass was seriously disturbed and was unstable.

"Damn it, what's going on with the magnetic field here?"

Aoki was angry, but he had no choice. The compass could no longer be used. He needed to use other things to determine the direction first and then determine his current position.

He took a deep breath, trying to calm his anxiety, and his eyes searched around him for any natural signs that could lead the way.

But unfortunately, except for the endless greenery and the occasional cry of unknown birds and beasts, there was a dead silence around.

Aoki Nakasa realized that they had been completely lost in this vast forest.

He wanted to find the sun, but the weather was not good, and large clouds floated in the originally clear sky.

The sun's light was completely blocked, which made the sun's sign a luxury.

At this time, the only thing left is to cut down trees and distinguish the direction through the annual rings of the trees.

Of course, the more convenient way is to rely on the canopy.

But at this time, their location was a dense jungle, and it was completely futile to judge the direction by the canopy.

So Aoki had no choice but to order the two Japanese to cut down trees in the forest, and then judge the direction they were at this time by the annual rings of the trees.

The two Japanese carried engineer shovels to find some smaller trees, otherwise they would not be able to cut down until dark.

Soon the two of them found a small tree as thick as a bowl in an open position.

This is also why Aoki refused to let the puppet army cut down trees, but instead let the Japanese go.

The people under his command were all professionally trained. On the contrary, what did the puppet troops know? If they asked them to cut down trees and guide them, they would probably be able to walk back to the enemy's encirclement.

Aoki looked at his subordinates and cut down trees with shovels of shovels. His slightly anxious heart finally fell down.

But I didn't expect that at this moment, after a gunshot came, the Japanese who had been working hard to cut down trees suddenly fell to the ground.

Another Japanese man was so scared that he threw down the armored shovel in his hand and rolled and crawled back.

How could he fight against the enemy with an armed shovel without carrying a weapon?

When he ran back, he collapsed on the ground, and he felt like he was a human being for two lifetimes.

"Baga, you stupid!"

Aoki scolded the Japanese who ran back because it was obvious that the Japanese were deliberately released by the other party.

In other words, the other party did not find the location of their large army, so they killed an imperial army and sent one back in order to find the location of all of them.

However, why is Aoki so sure?

Because with the opponent's shooting skills, his subordinates had absolutely no chance of Tao coming back.

At the same time, the Japanese who ran back also realized it.

He had just run away before and didn't think so much. But now he thought about it, it was indeed the other party who let him back.

But it was too late to say anything at this time, and he had already run back.

Aoki did not continue to scold his subordinates, but quickly issued an order: "Hurry! Find cover and prepare for battle!"

After saying that, he quickly found a big tree as a cover, and at the same time pulled out the pistol from his waist and observed the surroundings vigilantly.

The surrounding trees are dense and the sight is blocked. Aoki knows well that in such an environment, the enemy may use the terrain to approach him quietly.

He thought in his mind that the enemy's location and number of people must be determined as soon as possible so that corresponding countermeasures can be formulated.

But I didn't expect that at this moment, another gunshot came, but this time, a puppet army protruding their heads were blown away.

"Sniper, it's a sniper."

A Japanese shouted in panic.

Because what is the most terrifying thing in the jungle? It is not a poisonous snake or a beast, but a sniper.

A poisonous snake may not bite you, and a wild beast cannot defeat the gun in your hand. Only a sniper is the most terrifying existence.

He can pull the trigger without you noticing it, and when you hear the gunshot, maybe your head will explode long ago.

Because the speed of the bullet is twice that of the sound.

So when some Japanese shouted that they were snipers, the Japanese puppet troops present were very panicked.

Aoki was still trying hard to calm himself down and ordered his subordinates to be organized one after another.

Order two Japanese to check the dead puppet army.

Of course, Aoki did not care about the life and death of the puppet army, but wanted to see from the wounds of the puppet army, the general direction of the enemy's shooting.

The machine gun team is ready to open fire at any time to cover the suspicious areas.

The sniper team must directly shoot and kill the opponent after it reveals a flaw.

Judging by the gunshot, Aoki felt that there were one person to two people on the other side.

On the contrary, there are still many of them, with nearly 60 people. Although most of them are puppet troops, they can be allowed to go out to die at critical moments.
Chapter completed!