Chapter 111 Fighting
The four Japanese soldiers had no idea that they were about to face a life-and-death battle. They just saw the thin civilian untie the rope and lead the sheep into the yard, but they had no idea that Shang Zhen and the others were also in a hurry.
They ran back only when they saw the five Japanese soldiers coming. Shang Zhen had just changed his clothes and came out to lead the sheep.
With a "bang", Shang Zhen closed the gate as soon as he entered the yard. The four Japanese soldiers running down the hillside were already running wildly, and at the same time they did not forget to install bayonets on their rifles. Since they could not shoot and still wanted to steal the sheep, they could only use bayonets.
Even their stupid minds could guess that if the "common people" rushed into the yard, they would definitely lock the door, and if they were allowed to lock the door, they would have to break it down.
They saw it on the hillside. Although this house was just a mud house, it had a large yard. The walls were made of adobe bricks, and the wooden door looked quite thick, with an awning on top like a roof ridge.
In a moment, the four Japanese soldiers rushed to the gate of the courtyard. The Japanese sergeant raised his leg and kicked the gate with a "bang".
The door was indeed not open, and the dust on the wall and the door was shaken down. Needless to say, the door must have been locked from the inside!
The Japanese sergeant raised his leg and kicked hard again, but although the door frame shook, the door remained motionless.
There is a way to break down a door. The Japanese sergeant shouted, and he and a soldier took a few steps back and ran together, slamming into the door with their shoulders!
The force of the collision between two people plus the running force is much greater than the force of one person kicking.
Although the Japanese soldiers were generally short in stature, they were generally very strong. Each of them looked like a ground jar. When two Japanese soldiers bumped into the door with their shoulders, they heard a "bang" sound. Not only did the dust fly, but even the awning above was shaken by the impact.
When several Japanese soldiers saw that this was a possibility, they retreated again, and this time two of them still ran forward and rushed forward.
They thought that there would be another loud bang after this collision, but they never expected that just when their bodies were about to hit the door panel, the door suddenly opened, and the two Japanese soldiers could not stop in time and fell sideways in the yard!
How could they not fall? They put all their strength into their shoulders, and their chassis was unstable, which was equivalent to being directly hit.
Yes, the moment they fell to the ground, several people rushed out from the side, with rifles in their hands and shining bayonets, and stabbed at the two Japanese soldiers.
In this situation, how could the two Japanese soldiers possibly get away with it?
The third Japanese soldier who rushed over kicked one foot inside the door and the other outside the door, and his head felt a buzzing sensation.
He had just realized that he had been ambushed by the Northeast Army because he saw that those people were all wearing Northeast Army uniforms.
But now that he had revealed himself, how could he escape? From his left, a man thrust a bayonet at him again.
The only difference is that the knife stabbed him in the side. What is the side? In Northeastern dialect, it is the rib fork of the human body, that is, the ribs.
The bayonet stabbed the Japanese soldier directly in the ribs. Although the Japanese soldier screamed, the bayonet did not penetrate.
Just as the Japanese soldier screamed, another man's bayonet came towards him. This time the bayonet pierced his heart, and with a "puff" sound, it pierced his heart through!
The luckiest person was undoubtedly the last one, the fourth Japanese soldier.
The fourth Japanese soldier was the shortest and only heard his companion's screams, but he could not see clearly what happened because the companion in front of him blocked his view.
But then he understood, because he saw a bayonet emerging from the back of his companion!
The fourth Japanese soldier yelled and retreated with his rifle. Only then did he realize that he and the other four had fallen into an ambush.
But when he turned around, he caught a glimpse of more Northeast Army soldiers appearing on his left and right, all holding rifles with bayonets and rushing towards him.
How could he not shoot at this point? The Japanese soldier reached out and pulled the bolt.
But at this moment he heard the sound of wind behind his head. He couldn't react at all in this situation. Then he felt a sharp pain in the back of his heart as if he was electrocuted, and then a heavy object hit his back and knocked him to the ground!
The Japanese soldier fell to the ground and could not get up again because there was a man lying on top of him, holding a bayonet tightly in his hand and refusing to let go.
From the perspective of others, it looked as if the person above had nailed the Japanese soldier to the ground with a bayonet like a toad!
After a while, footsteps were heard. It was Old Huo's voice: "That's enough, kid! He's dead, let go!"
"Ah?" The man who was staring at the Japanese soldier with a bayonet responded and raised his head. He couldn't help but look down at the Japanese soldier who was stabbed to the ground by him. The Japanese soldier was indeed motionless, and this man was Shang Zhen!
Otherwise, it would be said that Shang Zhen and his men had a deliberate plan when dealing with these four Japanese soldiers this time.
When Shang Zhen ran into the yard with the sheep, Wang Laomao, who was hiding beside the door, naturally closed and locked the door.
When the Japanese soldiers kicked the door and hit it with their shoulders, Wang Laomao, who was hiding behind the door and saw what was happening through the gap in the door, simply pulled the bolt and the person next to him pushed it, thus dodging the two Japanese soldiers.
This time, the two Japanese soldiers were doomed to fall to the ground. Since they were already on the ground, why would they fight with bayonets? The two Japanese soldiers were just meat on the chopping board! The Northeast Army soldiers hiding on both sides of the wall could use bayonets to attack them.
Shang Zhen was not idle after entering the yard.
The entire plan to ambush these four Japanese soldiers was proposed by Shang Zhen, so he naturally put some thought into it.
It was impossible for four Japanese soldiers to rush into the yard at the same time, and Shang Zhen and his men certainly hoped to kill the four Japanese soldiers who came over and the Japanese soldier who stayed on the hill without firing a shot, so Shang Zhen thought in advance about how to kill the Japanese soldiers who did not enter the yard.
Because of this, after Shang Zhen rushed into the yard, he stepped on other people's shoulders and climbed directly onto the awning of the courtyard gate.
The awning of this family is like the roof of a gabled house in the Northeast. When viewed from the side, its cross section is a triangle.
Shang Zhen hid directly on one side of the triangle, which was the slope where the awning faced the door.
The Japanese soldiers outside naturally could not see that there were still people on the awning. When the first three Japanese soldiers rushed into the yard, Shang Zhen ignored them and just lay on the roof of the awning to watch the last Japanese soldier behind him.
It would have been fine if the Japanese soldier had just left the yard, but he really shouldn't have turned around. When he turned around, he didn't even think that there was someone behind his head!
Shang Zhen pounced directly from the awning with a bayonet in hand. This was definitely an effective attack. However, the fourth Japanese soldier was the most unlucky. He died without even knowing how he died!
"Hehe, who said we are not good at hand-to-hand combat?" At this time, Hu Zhuzi walked out of the yard with his rifle and blood dripping from the bayonet.
The third Japanese soldier was stabbed to death by Hu Zhuzi, which means that it was he who stabbed the Japanese soldier head-on.
Every inch has its own strength.
Everyone has both advantages and disadvantages. Hu Zhuzi's disadvantage is that he is slow to think, but his advantage is that he is strong and sturdy and not afraid of death. His physique is comparable to Erhanzi's.
The reason why Hu Zhuzi brought up the hand-to-hand combat was because Wang Laomao had said before that a group of us might not be able to defeat the Japanese in a bayonet fight.
At this time, Wang Laomao naturally heard what Hu Zhuzi was muttering. How could Wang Laomao tolerate Hu Zhuzi challenging his dignity?
"Come on! Are we fighting with bayonets? We are assassinating!" Wang Laomao said to Hu Zhuzi.
Hu Zhuzi is Hu Zhuzi, he doesn't care who you are, Wang Laomao. He was about to argue, but at this moment, all of them heard a sudden "bang" of a gunshot from the opposite hill!
"Oh no!" everyone shouted.
Since this was the first hand-to-hand combat, or assassination, they had ever experienced, everyone was actually very nervous, but they forgot about the Japanese troops left on the opposite hill.
I will work on the manuscript for two days and try to put it on the shelves at the beginning of the month!
