"Captain, the Japs from the west slope have appeared, look!" Niu Peilin pointed to a few hundred meters down the hillside and said.
"Xizi, you guys rush down the west slope, and after 200 meters, turn from west to north to cover the evacuation of Huineng and the others," Yuesong said.
"Captain, what about you?" Xizi asked.
"Pei Lin, follow me, we will cover you."
"Captain, let me follow you." Xizi said.
"Stop talking nonsense and hurry up!"
Xizi looked at the captain, pursed his lips, and rushed down the gentle western slope with a few brothers.
Endo hurriedly came to outflank him. As soon as he came out of the forest, he saw several Chinese people running down the hillside. He immediately ordered his dozen soldiers to open fire on the Chinese people.
"Pei Lin, watch behind me in case the Japanese from the east come up."
"Okay." Peilin squatted on the top of the hill, holding Thompson to cover the captain's back.
As soon as Xizi and several brothers rushed down, they were beaten into hiding by the Sanba Gai of more than a dozen Japanese soldiers. Although some brothers were fighting back with rifles, their own Thompsons were too far away to fight against the Japanese soldiers.
He had no choice but to hide and look for opportunities to move forward.
Yuesong had already anticipated this situation. He raised his sniper rifle and killed a Japs with a "bang" shot. He then loaded the gun with a "bang" and killed another Japs with a "bang" shot.
Only then did Endo realize that there was a Zina on the top of the mountain. Listening to the sound of gunshots and looking at the distance, he could tell that this was probably a Type 97 sniper rifle. He quickly ordered the soldiers to hide, not daring to show their heads easily.
"Xizi, rush me." Yuesong shouted.
When Xizi heard the captain's shouting and the Japanese shooting less arrogantly, he immediately led his brothers and continued to charge down the hillside.
"Pei Lin, follow us, we will fight and retreat at the same time."
"Yes." Peilin held the assault gun and covered the captain's back.
Yuesong jumped down from the top of the mountain, holding a sniper rifle, and walked down the hillside, aiming accurately as he walked. A Japs came out to see, and with a "bang", Yuesong hit another Japs, but just before Yuesong
While pulling the bolt to change the ammunition, Endo suddenly stood up and said, "Shoot." Endo shouted as he picked up his 38 rifle and fired one shot at Tsukimatsu. Other Japanese soldiers also began to shoot at Tsukimatsu.
"Hidden." Yuesong and Peilin slid down the hillside. Peilin hid behind a tree, while Yuesong lay half-lying. While sliding down the hillside, he raised his sniper rifle and killed another Japanese.
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At this time, Xizi and the others were only a hundred meters away from the Japanese.
"Hit me!" Xizi shouted. Her Thompson was actually not accurate enough at this distance, but she couldn't control that much. There were so many 38s shooting at the captain.
"Dududu" Kiko's bullets were shot together with those of her brothers. Tsukimatsu was shooting accurately on top. Another group of people appeared on the left, including Thompson, Garland, and Johnson. Endo watched
As a few more soldiers fell around him, he quickly ordered everyone to take cover.
"Captain, there are Japs on the top of the mountain." Peilin fired several shots toward the top of the mountain.
"Withdraw." Yuesong half-turned around, raised his sniper rifle, and killed a Japs who had just appeared on the top of the mountain.
When Xizi saw the Japanese hiding, he immediately said to the brothers around him: "Aim your spear at the top of the mountain, cover the captain, and retreat while fighting."
"Yes." Hanba raised Johnson, "chut-doo" and "chut-doo" and started shooting again. When the enemy showed up, he started shooting.
When Ikeda led the team to the top of the mountain, he saw that the Chinese had slipped into the forest toward the northwest. Endo's team at the bottom of the mountain suffered heavy casualties and were hiding in the forest, not daring to show their heads.
"Shoot!" After Ikeda was shot in his right arm, he could no longer lift his saber, but he still habitually vented his inner depression on the branches and leaves after the Chinese escaped. As a result, the Japanese's crooked machine guns and 38-meter rifles
, opened fire together, and competed with the branches and leaves of the Burmese jungle. Poor branches and leaves, poor Ikeda, and the poor imperial army.