Wu Gan completely agreed with the Dragon Boat Festival idea and immediately ordered the rectification of the troops. When Wu Gan continued to ask about Dragon Boat Festival and what else needed to do, Dragon Boat Festival only answered him two words, that is: sleep.

Of course, it is Dragon Boat Festival that requires sleeping. He has not been sleeping for two days and two nights.

Even for an hour or two, he needs to take a break, because he doesn't need to command him at all, he just needs to retreat and send a scout to investigate.

In other words, the next step is not to fight directly with the Japanese, but to make the Japanese sink into the grassland and unable to find people at all.

Wugan actually doesn't like this style of fighting. As a nation on the grassland, he prefers to rush to death with pleasure. Even if he dies in battle, he is also an eagle on the grassland.

But Dragon Boat Festival showed him a fact, that is, Wugan hopes not to want the Wugan tribe to become the sun on the grassland, rather than being erased forever on the grassland.

Wugan was silent for a moment, thinking that Ye Anda was right. If you only make the sun for one day, it would be better not to do it.

So, after entering Wugan's tent, he fell asleep. Even Wugan's sister brought water for washing her face, and the Dragon Boat Festival didn't have time to wipe it.

The Dragon Boat Festival is too tired, I didn’t close my eyes for two days and two nights, and I’ve been rushing to go.

Wugan’s sister felt distressed after seeing it.

And just as this was the case, Wu Gan came in. Wu Gan's sister sighed and said, "Ye Anda went to bed when she entered the house."

Wu Gan also sighed and said, "Yanda is really a friend. According to him, he is now active in the Songyuan area. I am afraid he will have to ride a horse for a day and a night before he can get to us. And I also heard from him that before he came, he killed a Japanese officer named Aoki, and that battle was very happy."

Wugan's sister said in surprise: "You mean, he had fought with the enemy before he came? I'm afraid he would not have a rest for two days and two nights."

Wugan nodded and said, "That's why I said Ye Anda is very friendly. Compared with those hypocritical tribes, it is just one in the sky and one in the ground."

Wugan's sister also said angrily: "That is, if there is something wrong with the Tribal Alliance in the future, don't think about coming to us."

Although Wugan didn't say anything at this time, she already agreed with her sister's thoughts.

Immediately, the two of them went out and no longer disturbed the Dragon Boat Festival rest.

Wugan asked his sister to take good care of Dragon Boat Festival, and he issued an order, ordering his cavalry to be divided into five teams, each with four hundred cavalry, while the remaining cavalry protected the central army, and the central army sent a large number of cavalry to investigate.

In addition, this investigation was divided into two groups according to the requirements of Dragon Boat Festival, and sixteen teams set out one after another to ensure that the back team could see the front team, avoid the front team being ambushed by the Japanese, and finally there was no chance to deliver the message.

After doing all this, four teams of four hundred cavalry evacuated from the tribe in four directions, leaving only the remaining more than 300 cavalrymen to protect Wugan, Dragon Boat Festival and others.

The Japanese reconnaissance plane was still hovering over the Wugan tribe, but there was only one.

So five teams of cavalry left one after another, which made the Japanese aerial scouts a little confused.

The largest cavalry unit that left before was naturally Wugan's new cavalry.

Of course, since then, the Japanese reconnaissance planes have reported to General Takeda.

General Takeda was disdainful of this because he had already understood the enemy's intentions.

He believed that the enemy was avoiding war and used time to drag down the army without subsequent supplies.

This tactic is often encountered in his past fights with guerrillas. Of course, it is also a headache-inducing tactic.

However, he was prepared for this, so he was not afraid that the enemy would want to drag him down on the grassland. After all, he had reconnaissance planes that were constantly reconnaissance in the air, and he would keep his enemies running all the time on the grassland.

Moreover, his reconnaissance plane has discovered the whereabouts of the herdsmen. As long as he attacks those herdsmen, he will not be afraid that the cavalry of the Wugan Tribe will not fight with him.

General Takeda sneered at this time.

But at this moment, four more cavalry left, and he couldn't understand it.

What is the enemy going to do? Are you going to break through with dispersed ground?

General Takeda frowned, and an indescribable doubt appeared in his eyes.

He expanded the map in the car, gently stroked the marks representing the routes of the tribe and the grassland, and quickly considered various possibilities in his mind.

"It's another split breakthrough? It's unlikely."

Takeda whispered to himself, looking at the map again and again.

Suddenly a glimmer flashed in his eyes and he began to realize that perhaps this was the cunning point of the enemy.

Among the enemies, there is a guy who is good at using guerrilla warfare.

In guerrilla warfare, there is a tactic called sparrow warfare.

This tactic is to harass the enemy and make the enemy tired of dealing with it, thus dragging down the opponent.

But this tactic has no effect on him, let alone the prairie here.

The prairie is almost completely visible, so how can the enemy find an opportunity to ambush himself?

If the other party dares to ambush him, it will be no different from giving him a head.

Of course, there is another possibility, that is, the cavalry of the Wugan tribe is creating an illusion with the intention of confusing him.

The four enemy teams of cavalry were separated and seemed to be dispersed to prepare for the sparrow war, but in fact, it might be to cover up an important action, or to mislead his judgment, and let him disperse his troops to pursue, thus revealing flaws.

Takeda felt that this possibility was also very great, so he immediately ordered: "Import the air reconnaissance force immediately to strengthen the tracking of these four teams of cavalry. If the reconnaissance planes are not enough, apply to the headquarters for a few more, even fighter planes. You must accurately grasp the enemy's dynamics."

"Hi!"

A devil officer took the order and left, General Takeda stared at the map again, thinking in his heart: "That Ye Xiuwen, what are you thinking? Are you trying to lure me into the heart of the grassland, or have other plans? No matter how careful your plan is, Takeda will not be fooled easily. The grassland will be my stage, and every step you take will be under my control."

General Takeda sneered slightly, as if he had foreseen the upcoming victory.

Moreover, in this victory, he not only wants to defeat the mysterious Ye Xiuwen, but also wants to destroy the opponent's will.

Of course, all this may have to wait until tomorrow. Because most of the Japanese planes were transferred to the southern battlefield, there are now only two reconnaissance planes of the Japanese Road and Air Brigade. Even the fighter planes are pitifully few.

Previously, Kitahara Hiroyuki asked Takeda to draw nine bombers, all of which were finally asked by General Takeda.

Of course, the most important thing is that at that time, Kyujo Miyaki was also operating with Kitahara Hirohiro, who was the great nobleman among the Japanese, otherwise the nine bombers would not be able to be tuned out.
Chapter completed!