I quickly knew that I was wrong and I could never guess what the Japanese would do, just like I couldn't know what the beast was thinking!

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Chapter 45 Overseas Chinese

Under the silent command of the Education Chief, the soldiers quickly divided into groups and approached each target. Some of them walked towards the machine guns near the gate, some were humbly greeting the Japanese sentry like me, and some quietly walked towards the artillery tower in the corner with explosives packs and grenades.

Those were the troops of the Third Battalion. Their mission was to quickly resolve the threats around and prevent the Japanese army from coming to reinforce the camp! We lined up in a row and quietly looked at the Japanese expatriates in front of us, the wounded people who kept making sensation, and the military doctors and soldiers who were running back and forth among the wounded...

"Hey! Chinese!"

I followed the stiff shout and saw a blood-stained Japanese officer waved to me to signal me to go over. After looking at the stretchers lying with wounded soldiers under his feet, I realized that he wanted us to go over and carry the stretcher.

I ignored him and turned my eyes to the Education Chief beside me. I was asking him if he could start the fight. If he could, I wouldn't have to be angry with this bird, right?

The Education Chief was also a smart person. He quickly understood what I meant and nodded.

So I looked at the Japanese officer leisurely. Seeing that there were two golden threads on his epaulette and a few stars, I thought I was also an official of a considerable level (Note: the Japanese Army's regular uniform only changed the epaulette to the epaulette after 38 years). However, I had no research on the military uniforms of the little Japanese, so I couldn't tell what kind of official he was.

But all this seems to be no longer important to me, because no matter their military rank or official position... there is no difference after they die, they are all a cold corpse!

"Ba Ge Ye Lu!" The Japanese officer waited for a while and found that I had not followed his orders. He couldn't help but cursed and stood up and walked towards me with a samurai sword on his waist. The fierce light in his eyes clearly told me what he wanted to do...

From this we can see how arrogant the little Japanese is! Not to mention that our "puppet army" is their friendly army, we still have thousands of people standing here, and he dares to commit crimes with a disagreement... But then again, there is a reason why the little Japanese are so arrogant. The puppet army is originally an affiliated force of the little Japanese, and most of the people who surrender to the little Japanese and act as the puppet army are also backless people, so there will be situations where they are bullied by the little Japanese and no one else dares to help!

But this time, we are just afraid that we will disappoint Japan!

I quietly waited for the Japanese officer to get closer and closer, with a contemptuous smile on my lips. My attitude made him furious, and he yelled and cursed, reaching out to draw his sword...

A gunshot was heard, and I raised the rifle in my hand and shot him in the face.

The two were only a few meters apart, so I didn't need to aim at it at all and could hit it with one shot. Before the Japanese officer could react, he was carried by the inertia of the bullet and leaned back... and then he fell straight to the ground!

This poor guy! He fell to the ground and went forward. I clearly saw that his whole face was covered in blood and blood. White and red liquid burst out along the bullet holes and sprinkled everywhere.

All the Japanese and Japanese expatriates were stunned. They didn't believe that the puppet troops who usually nodded and bowed to them dared to shoot at them and killed an officer!

Then the screams rang out quickly, and the Japanese expatriates were soon in chaos and ran around. The Japanese wounded soldiers reacted very quickly. After screaming, they grabbed the rifle beside them and pointed at us...

However, everything was too late. We were already ready before them, so we heard the sound of gunfire "bang bang bang...", and the wounded soldiers who were trying to resist had instant bullet holes.

So the whole world changed in an instant. The Japanese army guarding the gates were stabbed into sieve by dozens of bayonets before they could even turn their guns. The soldiers who were flattering the Japanese sentry suddenly changed their faces and stabbed the stings in their hands into the heart of the enemy. There were also dull gunfire and explosions in the artillery tower... The Japanese barracks, which seemed to be very tightly defending, collapsed under our hands in the blink of an eye.

However, it is not these important. The purpose of our intrusion is not to occupy the military camp, but to the headquarters not far away.

As I hoped, as soon as the gunshot sounded, the Japanese expatriates rushed towards us in the opposite direction, that is, the headquarters. This is the instinctive reaction of a person to survive. There are Japanese tanks and guards in the headquarters. Where can the expatriates avoid hiding there when they encounter danger? Naturally, the soldiers and I would not give up such a good opportunity. We followed the people with rifles and followed closely...

"Get interest (Japanese: stop)!" The Japanese army stationed outside the headquarters soon felt dangerous, shouted at the expatriates and picked up their rifles.

It is obvious that they wanted to stop the expatriates from continuing to retreat to the headquarters, but the frightened expatriates didn't care about so much. In addition, they also thought that the Japanese army would shoot at them, so they did not listen to the Japanese warning and continued to rush towards the headquarters...

In fact, I don’t believe that the Japanese army would shoot, because if I were to attack my compatriots in this situation, I would definitely not be able to do anything! However, I quickly knew that I was wrong and I would never guess what the Japanese would do, just like I couldn’t know what the beast was thinking!

An officer on the Japanese defense line pulled out his command knife and waved his hand towards the expatriates, shouting: "Shoot!"

The Japanese army's defense line was full of gunfire, and the Japanese army pulled the trigger at their own people without any hesitation. The expatriates running in front suddenly screamed and fell down in rows. The other expatriates were so scared that they immediately stopped moving forward, either retreating or standing there. They didn't know what to do. When the Japanese officers saw that the expatriates no longer retreated to the headquarters, they stopped shooting.

However, if they want to solve the problem in front of them so easily, they would be wrong!

I ran forward a few steps and pushed away several Japanese people in front of me, then raised my gun and aimed at the little Japanese officer through the gap in the crowd and pulled the trigger...

With a gunshot, the little Japanese fell to the ground with one side. When he sat up again, I saw that his left arm was already bright red.

I only hit the left arm? I couldn't help but feel depressed.

Fortunately, killing the enemy is not my only purpose. I did this to let the Japanese know one thing: we can mix among the people and launch an attack on them!

"Bang bang..." A few more gunshots were heard, and several soldiers hid among the people and shot in the Japanese. Their shooting skills were much better than mine. Almost every gunshot would a Japanese army fall in a pool of blood.

Other Japanese troops hurriedly hid in the fortifications and dared not show up. Some Japanese soldiers raised their guns and wanted to fight back, but found that there were crowds of people everywhere, and they could not find where the enemy was!

At this time, the Japanese officer made a wrong decision. He once again ordered the soldiers to shoot hysterically, and drew out his pistol to take the lead in firing at the expatriates! Although the expatriates were already convinced by his orders, they did not retreat to the headquarters again...

What the Japanese officers didn't know was that if people had no way to go, they would easily collapse and go crazy, and then do something that they could not imagine in normal times. Just like what I see now, the Japanese expatriates in desperate situations finally became in chaos. They screamed and cried and ran around. Some angry expatriates picked up stones and threw themselves at their troops, and some even wanted to rush to the Japanese army to grab guns from them... Of course, they would not succeed in the face of the brutal Japanese army. After the gunshots, they fell one after another and rushed to the stairs of the headquarters!

However, the Japanese army could stop the expatriates but could not stop us. With the order of the Education Chief, the soldiers took advantage of the chaos of expatriates running around to cover the Japanese positions... The poor Japanese were dealing with the expatriates at this time, and they had no extra energy to deal with us.

When the Japanese defense line was only 40 meters away, the Education Chief waved his pistol and shouted at the soldiers behind him: "Brothers! It's time to take revenge, kill!"

"kill!"

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The soldiers roared and rushed through the chaotic crowd with bayonets, and the poor Japanese could not see where we were at all. When they saw us, the soldiers' bayonets had already arrived in front of them, so a sound of blades and screams quickly sounded in the trenches... There is a saying that two fists can't beat four hands, and the Japanese's thorn fighting skills are good, but thousands of us rushed up. Even if the Japanese had three heads and six arms, they would probably not be able to escape and die.

As for the two tanks, they could not tell the difference between the enemy and us in the crowd, so the soldiers could approach it calmly and then throw two grenades into the cockpit...
Chapter completed!