The War of Resistance

"Wu Ziqi, put down the knife in your hand." Shang Zhen suddenly said when he climbed to the top of a hill, and then squatted down.

Wu Ziqi is the name of that little puppet soldier. The two people are now grasshoppers on a rope, and they have naturally informed each other of their names.

"Why? I still need to save my life!" Wu Ziqi expressed dissatisfaction, "If you give me one of your cannons, I will put down the knife!" The latter words were what Wu Ziqi was thinking.

"Why is there so much nonsense? There are little devils under the mountain." Shang Zhen said angrily.

When he heard that there were Japs at the foot of the mountain, Wu Ziqi put down the knife in his hand and squatted down.

He was not stupid, he also knew that if he waved it casually in the woods, the Japanese army would most likely see the light of the sword in the distance.

However, after looking down the mountain through the gap in the trees for a while, Wu Ziqi found nothing.

"Where are the imperial troops? Why didn't I look?" Wu Ziqi expressed doubts about what Shang Zhen said just now. He glanced at Shang Zhen and saw that Shang Zhen's eyes were flickering and he didn't know what he was observing or thinking about.

However, when Wu Ziqi mentioned the Imperial Army again, Shang Zhen was unhappy: "Don't mention the Imperial Army to me. The Imperial Army is your father, and you are Chinese!"

If it were his original group of people, Shang Zhen would never speak like this.

But Shang Zhen had seen many soldiers, but he understood that people like Wu Ziqi couldn't be polite.

Wu Ziqi wanted to retort but in the end he didn't. He called the Imperial Army just a "shun mouth", so he could only say something else, "Where did you see the Japanese?" he asked.

The two of them had been marching in the woods. Not to mention whether there were Japanese troops in the distance, there must be some nearby.

No matter how good Shang Zhen's marksmanship was, he could only kill the few Japanese cavalrymen who were chasing him. As for the Japanese cavalrymen who were outflanking him, Shang Zhen couldn't figure out how many he had killed, but the rest must have been large. most.

So how could Shang Zhen walk on the open ground without shelter? So he and Wu Ziqi walked through the woods until they climbed up the hill and looked around.

"Look into the woods and take a closer look," Shang Zhen said.

Wu Ziqi first glanced at Shang Zhen, who had become cautious, and then looked toward the woods down the mountain.

There are woods and open spaces here. Wu Ziqi just thought that the Japanese cavalry was chasing them, so he only looked at the open areas or the edge of the woods. Of course there was nothing there.

But now he got Shang Zhen's prompt and looked into the woods. After looking for a while, he finally saw something different in a gap in the woods.

Now the leaves of the tree have grown to the size of copper coins. The trees there are quite dense, but he finally saw a ponytail waving in a gap.

"Oops!" Wu Ziqi and Shang Zhen couldn't help but admire his eyesight. That's okay. What kind of eyesight does this kid need to spot the swaying horse's tail?

"Did you watch it?" Shang Zhen asked.

"Yes, I saw the horse's tail wagging there. I guess the horse is eating grass." Wu Ziqi replied, and he pointed at it.

At this time, Wu Ziqi didn't notice that Shang Zhen was looking in the direction he pointed, with a strange and slightly surprised expression.

"I just saw one, no! Look again! There are more!" Shang Zhen said again.

"Oh." Wu Ziqi, who was impressed by Shang Zhen again, could only continue to look carefully, but Shang Zhen also scanned the front more carefully.

I don’t know whether Wu Ziqi had good eyesight or luck. After a while, he, who was also lying on his stomach, pointed to a place in front of him and said with a little excitement: "Hey, did you see it? There are little Japs over there, squatting in that pile. It’s in the middle of the grass!”

"Good performance!" Shang Zhen praised sincerely, and then he followed what Wu Ziqi pointed out and really saw the abnormality in the grass (shrub).

Wu Ziqi continued to search, but after searching for a while, he finally found nothing and became impatient and asked: "How many more are there?"

"How do I know?" Shang Zhen replied.

"Fuck, you didn't even know you were testing me?" Wu Ziqi said angrily. At this moment, Wu Ziqi suddenly realized that it wasn't Shang Zhen who just saw or judged that there were Japanese troops in front of him, so he asked himself, right?

In fact, this was basically the case. Of course, Shang Zhen discovered that there were Japanese troops ahead, but he only discovered one, not what Wu Ziqi saw.

He did not go to carefully observe the situation at the bottom of the mountain before, but he predicted that the Japanese cavalry running from the flanks were likely to ambush here.

As a veteran, he naturally had his own ideas about where the Japanese troops were.

So the first thing he looked at was a hill more than a hundred meters away.

There are quite a lot of woods here. If the Japanese army is serious about ambushing them, they should put a gunner or something on a high point.

He first saw the Japanese horses grazing in the woods at the foot of the hill, and then he discovered that there were really Japanese soldiers on the top of the mountain. As for the woods at the foot of the hill, he gave the job to Wu Ziqi before he had time to see it.

Having said that, if Wu Ziqi hadn't seen the Japanese troops in the grass, Shang Zhen might not have been able to tell.

"Why didn't I look? I was looking at the mountain." Shang Zhen said with a smile.

Therefore, under Shang Zhen's guidance, Wu Ziqi also saw the Japanese troops there.

The two finally stopped bickering and began to carefully search for the Japanese soldiers hiding in the dark.

No matter how hard they searched, the two of them only found the Japanese soldiers discovered by their respective leaders. There were two in total. As for the war horses, they found five.

This is all understandable. Horses always have to eat grass. Even if they are tied up in the woods, they don't know where to hide. But the owner of the remaining horse is nowhere to be found.

As a result, Shang Zhen and Wu Ziqi will be in trouble.

They hid, and the Japanese army also hid. If they wanted to escape, they would have to run out of the woods sooner or later, and as long as they appeared in the open land, they might become the target of the Japanese army.

Of course, they could also escape through the cover of the woods, but there was still a chance that the Japanese would be waiting for them.

"The biggest advantage we have now is that the Japanese don't know there are two of us." Shang Zhen analyzed.

"That's true." Wu Ziqi thought for a moment and realized that this was the truth.

When the Japanese army was chasing Shang Zhen, they only saw Shang Zhen driving a carriage alone. Even if they saw five dead people on the carriage, they should not have imagined that there were originally six people, but he, as the sixth person, was It is "alive".

"One of us can send one person to make some noise. When the Japs appear, the other one will shoot. Just killing three or two will be enough. The Japs don't have many cavalry in the first place." Shang Zhen continued. analyze.

"So -" Wu Ziqi seemed to have figured something out.

"So, you are responsible for making noise, and I am responsible for fighting the Japanese." Shang Zhen felt that the water channel was completed.

Unexpectedly, Wu Ziqi pinched his neck and said: "Don't pull it!"

"What are you talking about?" Shang Zhen asked in surprise.

"Do you think I don't know? Anyone who goes out to make noise is called a bait, or an abandoned child. Whoever goes out is unlucky, and whoever is at the back is the big winner!" Wu Ziqi's answer really surprised Shang Zhen. This guy He actually knows "bait" and "abandoned son".

"It's all nonsense." Shang Zhen said angrily, "I just went out to shake the tree and then fell down. No matter how accurate my marksmanship is, how can I hit you?"

"That won't work. I don't even have a decent weapon in my hand. What if I get killed by the Japanese?" Wu Ziqi objected, but his eyes glanced at Shang Zhen's box cannon.

"Huh?" Obediently, Shang Zhen understood what Wu Ziqi said.

"Baby, have you been thinking about my gun for a long time?" Shang Zhen said with a smile.

Wu Ziqi chuckled, his expression was like that of a thief.

"Okay, I'll lend you one and give you two magazines. By the way, do you know how to use it?" Shang Zhen asked as he took off the gun from his body.

"I know how to use it, I know how to use it, hehe." Wu Ziqi was overjoyed.

I was sick and had a fever for two days before I recovered.