The War of Resistance

Shang Zhen finally marched to the woods on the top of the mountain, and on the way he found two more Japanese soldiers who had just died. Without exception, these two soldiers were shot to death by arrows, and the blood was still there. It's not cold yet.

Faced with this situation, Shang was not shocked but happy, but he became even more curious about the person who killed the Japanese soldiers.

But just after he walked around a few more trees, his expression changed and he ducked behind the tree next to him. As for the muzzle of the gun, it was pointed forward from beginning to end.

Dead people appeared in front again, but this time they were not Japanese soldiers in khaki military uniforms, but two Chinese.

This new discovery made Shang Zhen feel a little disappointed. Wasn't the civilian hero who shot the Japanese Japs killed by the Japs?

However, with the qualities of a veteran, Shang Zhen must be able to remain calm even when the mountain collapses. He scanned the surroundings first, and then moved forward again when he saw nothing unusual.

The situation of the enemy was unclear, so Shang Zhen just looked at the two dead men for a while, then raised his head and moved forward, but the expression on his face became complicated again.

Shang Zhen had traveled around a lot, but this was the first time he saw these two people.

The clothes one wears are covered with patches, and the patches come in all colors. To say red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple is a bit exaggerated, but there are always four or five colors.

What kind of person would wear such clothes? Shang Zhen was relieved when he saw the man's head. This was an old man. Although there were fine gray hair stubble on his head, it couldn't be covered up. There are several big scars on the head.

It turns out that this old man is actually a monk, and the scar on his head is a scar. Of course, Northeastern people speak in a vulgar way, and no matter how tall someone is, the scar is just a scar. Northeastern people call it a scar.

But now Shang Zhen raised his head and moved on, remembering that he had heard from Bai Zhan, a frequent traveler in the world, that the clothes worn by this monk made of rags were called Bai Nie Yi.

The other one was also an old man, but what he wore was definitely not as "fancy" as the old monk. It was just an ordinary gray robe.

It's just that the look of the robe is unusual, but Shang Zhen also recognizes the hairstyle.

That was a man with long hair combed into a ponytail with a hairpin on top. He was a seasoned man.

Moreover, the hairpin was inserted vertically, and the rules for inserting hairpins this way said that the old man could not get married, but the hairpin was inserted horizontally. Of course, Shang Zhen heard what Bai Zhan said.

It seems that this Crouching Tiger Mountain is really a hidden dragon and a crouching tiger, but it is a pity that one monk and the other are dead. However, Shang Zhen guessed that it was not these two old men who killed the Japanese devils.

Just imagine, no matter whether it is a bow or a crossbow that shoots the Japanese devil, the shot is dozens of meters long. The arm strength to pull the bow string should not be something that an old man or two old men can do, right?

And there were gunshots from the other end just now. It seems that the Japanese army is still chasing someone. Oh, I have to hurry up!

With this thought in his mind, Shang Zhen naturally quickened his pace, and his head was naturally spinning around like a rattle. Only then did he realize how difficult it is to fight alone!

However, he thought, no matter what, if he could rescue the civilian hero who shot the Japanese devil. The risk is certainly worth taking.

It was only when Shang Zhen walked some distance further in the woods that he realized that he couldn't get up as fast as he wanted because the terrain had changed!

There were already more rocks in front of him, and as he walked further he found that it was no longer a problem of more rocks in front of him. If the top of the mountain he was walking on was an earth mountain, then the front would have to be called a stone mountain. Big rocks, small rocks, giant rocks, pits, and peaks are all available!

Not only did this piece of rocks line up to the horizon, but because the towering rocks blocked his view, he couldn't see the distant view anyway, and all he could see was the sky.

No wonder I heard only a few gunshots here when I was on the other side of the mountain. If the Japanese army couldn't find anyone, they would naturally shoot less.

It's useless to worry about the terrain like this. Besides, if you choose a good place to walk across, you won't have to bump into the Japanese army!

Thinking of this, Shang Zhen stopped moving forward. Come on, I'd better choose a good way to go around and see where the enemy and us are in front.

The road was originally a sea of ​​rocks and difficult to navigate, not to mention that Shang Zhen had to avoid the Japanese army. Now Shang Zhen still only carried two grenades. If he ran into the Japanese army in such terrain, he would be fighting again. Street fighting is almost over.

So Shang Zhen walked very slowly, and when he thought about it, the Japanese army was not familiar with the terrain like himself, even if there were many people, it would be useless. And the man using the crossbow must be from this mountain, he must be familiar with the terrain, and the Japanese army wanted to capture him. It's definitely not easy to reach or kill the opponent!

If you can walk past, just walk over, if you can't walk, crawl over, and if you really can't, go around it. Shang Zhen walked zigzag in this sea of ​​rocks until he suddenly heard the Japanese shouting in the distance. .

Shang Zhen hurriedly hid behind a big rock and looked forward. At this moment, he saw a Japanese soldier pointing to a place on a huge rock a hundred meters away, and among the rocks under the huge rock There are still Japanese soldiers holding rifles.

Shang Zhen was judging the strength of the Japanese army, but then a sharp gunshot rang out, and Shang Zhen even faintly heard the "dang" sound of bullets hitting rocks.

The Japanese army really only fired one shot. As for whether it hit the target, Shang Zhen was not sure. However, he understood why the Japanese army only fired one shot. It was naturally because of the rugged rocks. Except for the Japanese soldier at the highest point, In addition to the target, there is probably only one Japanese soldier who can still see the target.

Let's go around. Shang Zhen used the cover of rocks to avoid the perspective of the Japanese lookout post in the distance.

This time, he only advanced a few dozen meters when he discovered a Japanese soldier lying tens of meters in front of him to his right.

The Japanese soldier was hiding behind a big rock, and Shang Zhen saw the guy removing the bayonet from the gun.

The Type 38 rifle is already long. With the bayonet added, it is almost 1.7 meters. It is really troublesome to shoot such a long rifle in such complex terrain where the bayonet is ragged. It is naturally much more convenient to remove it.

Shang Zhen carefully walked around again. Even if he could kill the Japanese soldier silently now, he would not do it.

The first reason is that who knows whether the Japanese lookout post at the highest point can see the Japanese soldier who is unloading the bayonet. Don't let the Japanese lookout post above see you by doing it yourself.

The second reason is that who knows if there are any companions next to the Japanese army below. It is impossible to completely wipe out the Japanese army in this place, and it will be difficult for you to escape!

Shang Zhen avoided the sight of the Japanese army and walked farther and farther in this sea of ​​rocks. When he felt that he was far enough away from the Japanese army, he focused his attention on the left and right of his body.

I don’t know what the people who kill the Japs look like, and I don’t know how many there are, so don’t think of yourself as a Japs and shoot them with an arrow!