The flames from burning gasoline swept through the entire Japanese camp, and the ammunition, weapons and materials stored by the Japanese were blown to pieces together with the tents.
The Japanese soldiers who screamed loudly and wanted to put out the fire soon followed. The explosion of ammunition caused them to be torn into pieces. The residual limbs and meat mixed with the explosion debris fell down, leaving the camp in a mess.
The commanding captain of the Japanese garrison squadron hurriedly led people back to the rescue, but all he could see was thick smoke covering the sky and raging fires. Corpses were lying on the pillows. Except for the injured soldiers rolling and wailing on the ground, most of the soldiers left behind in the camp were injured.
All reimbursed.
His face turned green and white, and he rushed straight into the camp regardless of the injured soldiers rolling on the ground wailing, the scorching air waves and sporadic explosions in the camp.
With his military boots stepping on the pitted ground and the sticky minced meat and blood, the Japanese Captain rushed to the tent where Lieutenant General Kawadahara was camping.
The location of the tent where Lieutenant General Kawadahara was camping had been blown up into a large crater four to five meters square. There were fuzzy, burnt and smelly corpses scattered around. Seeing this scene, the Japanese Captain's mind immediately went blank, his legs went weak, and he collapsed.
On the ground.
A lieutenant general of the Imperial Army was beaten to pieces by a sneak attack by the Chinese army in the camp he was guarding. Demotion and imprisonment were no longer a problem that could be solved. He would not be able to atone for his crime even if he died.
"Sir, sir—" Seeing the Japanese captain slumped on the ground, several Japanese lieutenants and second lieutenants who rushed into the camp hurriedly helped him up.
The Japanese Captain was helped up, and his head finally became clear. Looking at the scattered burnt and smelly corpses, he still held the last trace of luck in his heart, that is, Lieutenant General Kawadahara might still be alive.
"Quickly find your Excellency General!" the Japanese captain reacted and hurriedly shouted to the surrounding Japanese soldiers.
The Japanese soldiers immediately took action, pounced on the scattered corpses, and started rummaging through them.
A Japanese soldier squatted down and dug out a corpse that was as burnt as charcoal. Looking at the boots and broken breeches on the corpse's feet, he raised his head and shouted to the Japanese captain: "Sir! Sir! Your Majesty the General is here.
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The Japanese soldiers around heard the shouts and ran over in unison. After the Japanese captain carefully inspected and confirmed that the body was Lieutenant General Kawadahara, his head turned black immediately and he almost fell down. Fortunately, the Japanese soldiers beside him had quick eyesight and quick hands.
He supported me.
"Sir, what should I do?" Encountered such an incident, a Japanese lieutenant panicked and asked the Japanese captain in a trembling voice.
Lieutenant General Kawadahara was shattered in the camp they were guarding. Not only the captain would suffer, but none of them, the officers and soldiers, could escape. At this moment, they became grasshoppers on a rope.
The Japanese captain calmed his mind, a look of fierceness flashed across his pale face, and his sharp eyes swept over the panicked Japanese around him, and said in a deep voice: "Gentlemen, your Excellency, the general, has been shattered, and we cannot escape from the inability of the guards to protect you."
Responsibility, and may even be sent to a military court!"
His words made the Japs feel uneasy and worried about their future.
The Japanese Captain continued: "If you don't want to spend your next life in prison, then cheer up! Catch the culprit of this incident! Maybe you can find a way out!"
The words of the Japanese captain rekindled a glimmer of hope among the Japanese soldiers who had sunk to the bottom of their hearts. Each of them became murderous, with a look of madness in their eyes: "Sir! Give the order! We will definitely catch that Chinese man!"
The Japanese Captain knew that when things got to this point, he was already to blame for his death. Once the regiment and brigade knew about what happened here, they would definitely let him commit suicide to thank God. Your Majesty, but he was not willing to accept it!
He was not willing to die in humiliation like this. He wanted to catch the Chinese army that attacked the camp before he was dismissed from his post and kill them. Even if he really needed to commit suicide by then, he would have to do it in advance.
A few backers!
In the thick smoke and fire, under the cold Japanese helmets were angry and twisted faces. Their eyes were full of murderous intent. They were like enraged beasts at the moment, and their eyes were terrifying.
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"Pursue!" the Japanese captain drew out his sharp saber and shouted coldly.
The fire in the Japanese camp continued to burn, turning half of the sky red. The earth-shattering explosion alarmed Major General Tomomichi, the leader of the Japanese brigade, and he hurriedly called to ask what happened on the front line.
Soon someone reported that Arms Base No. 3 had been attacked by the Chinese Army, and all the arms that had just arrived were destroyed.
When the brigade commander, Major General Tomi Midi, heard this, he was stunned for a few seconds before he reacted. He grabbed the orderly by the collar and stared at him: "What did you say!?"
The orderly's neck was strangled by Major General Tamidi, and his face immediately turned purple due to poor breathing: "Sir...sir, the No. 3 arms base was attacked by the Chinese...all destroyed, and...and..."
"explain!"
The orderly hesitated for a long time, and finally said the second half of the sentence: "The garrison squadron reported that Lieutenant General Kawada, who was temporarily camped at Base No. 3, was also broken..."
"Ah!" Brigade commander Major General Tomidi went completely crazy and threw the orderly out hard, smashing the tables and chairs with a clang. The orderly's head was immediately smashed and the skin was broken, and he was bleeding.
"Trash! Rice bucket!" Major General Xiang Miidi roared angrily, pulled out his troops, chopped and smashed the tables and benches. The whole room was in a mess as he vented his anger, and the Japs around him turned pale with fear.
When the brigade commander, Tomomidi, was venting his anger, the huge noise of the explosion of Japanese arms also attracted the attention of the commander of Jiangyin Fortress.
Liu Xing, the commander of the Jiangfang Group Army, was very excited. There must have been such a violent explosion on the Japanese side, and something must have happened. He was now eager to know what happened and how to make such a big noise.
"Call immediately and ask the frontline what happened to the Japanese!"
Phone calls were quickly made to various frontline positions, but the unified reply was that they did not know what happened on the Japanese side because no night attack death squads were sent out tonight.
"Immediately send someone to find Xiao Huanzhang of the Intelligence Station and ask him to find out for me what happened to the Japanese before dawn!" Liu Xing had to ask someone to find Xiao Huanzhang, director of the Secret Service Office of the Jiangyin County Intelligence Station, to take action.
Xiao Huanzhang is the director of the Secret Service Office of the Jiangyin Intelligence Station. He is mainly responsible for the intelligence work in the Jiangyin area. After the defense war began, his main task was to deal with those enemy agents and traitors who wreak havoc.
Because there were too many enemy agents and traitors, Xiao Huanzhang was very tired these days. As soon as he lay down, he was woken up by a phone call from Commander Liu Xing.
"Who is this? After eating so much, they are still struggling in the middle of the night." Although Xiao Huanzhang complained verbally, he hurriedly dressed up and went straight to the intelligence station, preparing to investigate the matter all night long.