At ten minutes in the evening, Gao Jiu and others climbed up to the hill near the Japanese training camp to observe the situation of the Japanese army in the valley.

In order to avoid being discovered by the Japanese army, Gao Jiu and others are now at about 500 meters away from the Japanese army's camp.

The sky has begun to get darker, and the special forces team members seize the time and strive to remember the basic terrain of the Japanese camp in the valley.

At this time, Gao Jiu and others saw many Japanese soldiers coming out of the room. They lined up to the door of a room, and they were having dinner.

Zhou Mingshan asked, "Brother Gao, when are you going to do it?"

Gao Jiu did not answer him, and he carefully observed every Japanese officer and soldier in the camp.

After a while, he asked in confusion: "Why didn't I see the old man with gray hair?"

Tian Chuan, who was lying beside Gao Jiu, said, "Will someone be in the room and get him a meal?"

Gao Jiu said: "You can't speculate nonsense. You must clearly grasp all the situation, continue to observe, and then take action after dark."

His words were said to Tian Chuan, which was equivalent to answering Zhou Mingshan's words.

Zhou Mingshan looked at the sky and said, "It's cloudy today. I'm afraid there will be no moon at night and we can't see each other. Brother Gao, do you want to deal with them alone?"

Gao Jiu stopped observing the Japanese army anymore. He walked behind a rock, and Tianchuan and Zhou Mingshan followed.

Gao Jiu said: "These Japanese are all sniper masters. If they fight during the day, there will be great casualties on both sides. I cannot let the sniper team take this risk.

Another point is that I didn’t see that old Japanese man. Maybe he was out. We must wait until dark until he comes back. If it’s dark, there are still no Japanese troops returning to the camp, which shows that Tianchuan’s guess has some truth. The old Japanese man might be in the room and there are other Japanese men to make food for him. In short, it’s safer to do it at night."

Zhou Mingshan saw that there were only 22 people brought by Gao Jiu, and the number of Japanese snipers and support personnel was no less than 50 people. It would be a bit difficult to fight Gao Jiu and others. So he asked to fight with several military-level agents he brought to fight with Gao Jiu and others.

Gao Jiu understood that this was a brotherly friendship between Zhou Mingshan. After thinking about it, he said, "It's okay to participate in the war, but you have to do it according to my requirements. These Japanese snipers are masters. Your people cannot participate in the battle directly, otherwise there will be great casualties."

He asked that after the battle start, the Military Commission personnel would hide behind the bunker and fire guns into the sky, exposing only sparks flashing at the muzzle, attracting Japanese snipers to shoot. Gao Jiu explained the purpose of doing so to them.

When Zhou Mingshan and others saw that Gao Jiu was so considerate of him, they all expressed their obedience to Gao Jiu's arrangements.

Night fell, and it was early spring. The temperature in the mountains was still relatively low. The special forces team members were rough and thick-skinned and didn't care about this coldness at all. Moreover, each of them carried a large package with clothes for keeping warm. They took out a part and distributed it to Zhou Mingshan and others. Everyone was waiting patiently on the top of the mountain.

Gao Jiu planned to take action after midnight, but for some reason, he always felt a little nervous. The main reason was that he had not seen the old Japanese leader and always felt something was wrong.

It was almost midnight, and the special forces members were ready to attack. Zhou Mingshan asked, "Brother Gao! Are you ready to start?"

Gao Jiu still had some questions in his heart, and he said, "If he didn't see that old devil, maybe he was really not in this camp, leaving him behind would probably be a disaster. I'm considering whether to cancel the action for the time being today and come back tomorrow?"

For Zhou Mingshan, he is an underground worker and hides his identity first. Gao Jiu and his 20s are not easy to hide in the area of ​​Jinan City. The sooner they complete the task and leave Jinan, the safer they will be. Moreover, at least it is certain that most of the Japanese are in this training camp today, and if they leave here tomorrow, it will be even more difficult to find them.

He told Gao Jiu about his concerns, and Gao Jiu also felt that what he said made sense, so he nodded slightly.

Zhou Mingshan continued: "Brother Gao, as long as the Japanese devils are not expelled from China for a day, the battle with the devils will not end. Even if the old devil with white hair is defeated today, they will send new people to Taohua Mountain.

I suggest that the attack will be launched today. If these Japanese can be killed, it would be better if there is one of the old Japanese. If there is no one, it would not be a bad thing. At least we know what these Japanese are going to do. And the living old Japanese are still relatively easy to find targets, which is better than sending new people they don’t know or conducting new conspiracy activities."

Gao Jiu felt that Zhou Mingshan’s statement made sense, so he sought the opinions of the special forces team members. Seeing the enemy in front of him, the team members were unwilling to wait until tomorrow, and everyone agreed to take action tonight.

Seeing that everyone's opinions were consistent, Gao Jiu also made up his mind. He said, "Okay, everyone is ready."

At 1 a.m., Gao Jiu took Ning Wen and Ning Wu to take a detour from behind the mountain to launch an attack, and Zhou Mingshan and others and other special forces stayed here.

In order to prevent accidental injury at night, Gao Jiu agreed that the targets of the special forces left here were limited to this side of the Japanese camp, and the enemies behind him, Ning Wen and Ning Wu were responsible.

At two o'clock in the morning, Gao Jiu, who was detouring the Japanese camp, left Ning Wen, who was responsible for the cover. He also took the grenades brought by the two brothers and touched the Japanese camp alone.

Gao Jiu first came to a place that was only a few dozen meters away from these Japanese troops. If it were ordinary Japanese, Gao Jiu was confident that he could kill these Japanese with empty hands. However, these snipers were specially trained. They were very smart and had a much higher alertness than ordinary people, so Gao Jiu did not dare to sneak in rashly.

According to the combat plan formulated in advance, he threw a grenade towards the Japanese watchtower set up in the middle of the camp.

Gao Jiu had calculated the time. The grenade exploded in the air when it flew to the watchtower. The Japanese watchtower was built with wooden frames. The debris of the grenade explosion were sprayed on the watchtower without any obstruction. A Japanese machine gunner and a Japanese sentinel on the watchtower were directly lifted from above by the explosion shock wave.

As the explosion sounded, the special forces members began to shoot at the Japanese camp.

The gunshots and explosions alarmed the Japanese. The ordinary Japanese ran out in a mess. They were about to enter the fortifications built with sandbags and fight back at the enemy who was attacking them.

Gao Jiu focused his attention and focused his attention on the Japanese snipers. He could observe that in addition to many running people, there were also many people moving slowly, looking very calm.

Some of these people climbed to a high place, probably on the roof, or on the windows of the high floor, and some moved a long distance. These people were the snipers, and they each reached the sniper position they had already chosen.

At this time, Gao Jiu did not launch an attack because he wanted to use grenades to destroy the enemy. It was not effective against the moving enemies. He had to wait until all the Japanese troops entered the position before launching an attack.

The people led by Zhou Mingshan hid behind the bunker. They raised their guns and fired guns into the sky, attracting the enemy's firepower.

The fire at the muzzle exposed their location, and bullets immediately came. These military spies were very clever. They hid behind the bunker. When they heard the bullets hit nearby rocks, they screamed, as if they were hit by the enemy, and then changed places and continued to perform the same drama.

They did this very well and gave the enemy a lot of confidence. As soon as they opened fire, the enemy's bullets immediately came to them.

The special forces members had already been observing the target secretly. When the enemy began to fight back, they fired at the firelight of the muzzle of the enemy's shooting. They were very careful. As long as they pulled the trigger, they did not observe the shooting effect at all, and immediately shrank their heads behind the cover. With such a reaction speed, even if the enemy's sniper was sensitive, they would not be able to hurt them at all.

The special forces members fired and changed places, constantly consuming the enemy.

Gao Jiu took advantage of the chaos and threw the grenades into a crowded place. It was very dark and the Japanese could not tell where the grenades flew from. Grenades one by one and a dozen of them. The ordinary Japanese suffered such a strange blow and most of them became panicked. They blindly fired guns around, but were killed by the snipers of the special forces one by one.

The living Japanese tried desperately to find a place to hide, but the grenades were like eyes, and they could always explode in the place where they were hiding.

The smart Japanese found that places with many people were prone to explosions, so they chose places with few people to hide. But this was still useless. After Gao Jiu exploded all the Japanese, even if he only saw one Japanese, he would still fly over with a grenade.

With such a strange situation, even the Japanese snipers were panicked. They found that even if they chose the best hidden place, even if they hid in the corner of the room, they could not escape the bombing of grenades. Even if the grenades could not directly blow them, the grenades would still explode near them, and the explosion's shock waves and huge sounds could still make them faint.

Soon after, most of the Japanese devils were killed. The alive Japanese snipers did not dare to stay in the camp. They began to escape from the camp and wanted to hide on nearby mountains. They believed that if they hid up the mountain in the dark, the enemy would not be able to find them.

Unfortunately, when they left the bunker and ran, it was easier for Gao Jiu to identify it. At this time, there were not many Japanese left in the camp. Gao Jiu wanted to use a grenade to blow it, so the effect was very poor, so he picked up the sniper rifle.

After the escaped Japanese men left the buildings, their figures became easier to identify in the wilderness.

Gao Jiu knocked the running lights and shadows to the ground one by one in the darkness. The Japanese ran around. The snipers used by Gao Jiu were equipped with silencers. The escaped Japanese could not hear the gunshots or pay attention to the situation of other Japanese. They thought they were very safe in the darkness, so they ran around desperately, but they were all shot dead by Gao Jiu while running.

Gao Jiu killed seven escaped Japanese soldiers in one breath. Seeing that no one was running out again, he approached the yard again and carefully observed the movements in the yard.

After observation, there were still six Japanese left in the yard, which was easy to identify. The dead Japanese corpses gradually became cold, and the infrared images were easily distinguished from the living Japanese.

Gao Jiu threw grenades at the six Japanese and blew them to death one by one.

One of the Japanese hid in a dead corner. Gao Jiu threw three grenades in a row, but none of them killed the Japanese. Gao Jiu was a little angry, tied the five grenades together and threw them at the Japanese.

Now, the Japanese were finally killed.

After careful observation of the outside of the camp for a while, Gao Jiu found no alive target. He took out the signal gun from his backpack and sent a signal flare into the sky.

The special forces members saw the signal flare and knew that the problem had been solved. They all ran down the mountain with flashlights.

Ning Wen and Ning Wu were very angry today because neither of them fired a single shot from beginning to end. After they ran into the camp, they began to plunder the Japanese army's finances. When they filled their pockets with Japanese military tickets, their mood began to improve.

The special forces members and the military commander brought out all the money they could find in the camp and the complete guns and ammunition. These guns and ammunition were left for the military commander. They chose a place in the mountains to hide these weapons and ammunition for future use.

The battle was over. Since it was night, it was impossible to count the number of Japanese troops in detail. They roughly counted the bodies of the Japanese troops that they could find, and there were 48 Japanese troops. Among them, 10 sniper rifles were found. Judging from the number of sniper rifles, it was somewhat inconsistent with the number of Japanese snipers they observed. After carefully identifying the bodies of the Japanese troops, the white-haired old Japanese troops were indeed not found.

Since the Japanese camp had not been found in advance, Gao Jiu knew that the Japanese army in Jinan City should have received news of the attack on the camp. It was only more than twenty miles away from Jinan City. The Japanese army gathered their troops and arrived here for no more than an hour at most. Gao Jiu and others did not dare to stay here and quickly evacuated the place.

Yesterday evening, Keno Takayama took his three sniper masters from the field army to attend the expedition banquet held by Yoshihiro Hamada. Since he was about to fight against Taohua Mountain and fight for his terrifying enemy Gao Jiu, Keno Takayama and others felt that the heroes would never return to their return. They drank a lot of wine and did not return that night.

The officer on duty in the headquarters duty room received a call from an attack at the training camp and immediately came to wake up Hamada Yoshihiro. Hamada Yoshihiro was woken up in his sleep. After hearing the news, he felt like a bolt from the blue. He didn't bother to report to General Matsuda, and directly called Sahara Haradaaka, the captain of the military police team, and asked him to send troops to the training base. At the same time, he sent someone to wake up Keno Takayama and others, and asked them to reinforce the training base together.

When they drove to the training base, it was already in chaos.

After searching, they found that all the Japanese officers and soldiers in the camp had been killed in battle. The bodies of eight snipers were found in the camp, and not long after, the bodies of four other snipers were found outside the camp.

The 12 Japanese snipers were selected by Keno Takayama himself. Keno Takayama trained them for two years and had deep feelings for each other. Seeing young corpses on the ground, Keno Takayama was filled with sadness. He was a well-trained old sniper who had been tested countless wars. His will was extremely strong, but this situation still made him cry.
Chapter completed!