MTL - The War of Resistance-Chapter 1129 black room (4)
The lieutenant of the Japanese army shouted again, he is an officer and he must organize his own soldiers.
It's a pity that he forgot because of his urgency, now that he was in the dark, he shouldn't have made a sound.
So when he shouted loudly, a brick flew in the darkness and hit him directly in the face. The night was too dark, who knew how big the brick was and what effect it had? It is regarded as darkness as unknown, but the scream of the Japanese army deputy just after giving the order chilled the Japanese army.
"Pa-ta", another Japanese soldier suddenly ignited his lighter.
However, the flame suddenly lit up, and suddenly there was a cold light in the darkness, and then there was a "dang", and the metal lighter was knocked to the ground.
It's all right when the flames are extinguished, the Japanese soldier who had just made the light suddenly yelled, it was a sharp weapon that knocked the lighter in his hand away and stabbed it in his hand again!
"***" "***" Some Japanese soldiers yelled uncontrollably again.
Of course they shouted for a reason, this time not only because the enemy was in the middle of the room, but also because there was more than one enemy in the middle of them!
Otherwise, how could it be so coincidental that someone knocked out the lighter from another direction?
No one can describe the chaos that ensued in the dark room.
Buddhism says that everything is empty, but it doesn’t mean that everything is empty or nothing. It means that everything is composed of various causes and conditions. When the causes and conditions gather, things come into being, and when the causes and conditions separate, they have no entity and become empty in a blink of an eye.
This principle can also be said at this time.
In the dark night, the enemy and the enemy are mixed and difficult to distinguish. Everyone thinks that the enemy is next to them, but they are worried that they are partners next to them, but they have to distinguish between life and death. .
The horror effect was born in this way. The Japanese soldiers in the room became overly agitated due to nervousness, and as one Japanese soldier screamed again, the other Japanese soldiers finally stopped being silent and began to yell loudly to distinguish the enemy from us!
But can you tell the enemy from us just by shouting? Japanese Army A said a sentence in Japanese, and Japanese Army B responded. In theory, Japanese Army A could consider Japanese Army B to be their own.
But the question is what if the Japanese Army B reaches out and hits the Japanese Army? In other words, someone next to Japanese Army B didn't care what he used, whether it was a gun stock or a brick, and he gave Japanese Army A that, so would Japanese Army A still think that Japanese Army B was his own?
What will happen if Japanese Army A no longer thinks that Japanese Army B is their own? There is also one answer, that is - **** him!
The Japanese soldiers in the house became noisy and chaotic. To say that a wolf or a dog entered the flock is not enough to describe the chaos, but it was more like a group of chickens squatting on the crossbar in the chicken coop. Got into a weasel! All of a sudden, the big room became wild and jumpy.
But chaos is chaos, accidental injury is accidental injury, and the Japanese army is not stupid, so some Japanese troops went out.
The so-called can't provoke me and hide, I don't want to hurt my companion, and I don't want my companion to be hurt, so he can only run outside.
But the Japanese soldier just went out and yelled "Ah", and then fell silent again.
In this situation, anyone can imagine that this Japanese soldier should have been plotted against by Chinese soldiers!
How can there be undead on the battlefield? But then there was a problem. The Japanese army had guard posts outside the house. Then, what about the guard posts? Why didn't they move? Didn't the Chinese soldiers kill them again?
Fear then spread, or else there are smart people everywhere, not only among the Chinese, but also among the Japanese!
A Japanese soldier heard the chaos around him, and he also noticed that his companions had been plotted against by the Chinese when they left the house, so he turned around and lay down, but crawled towards the center of the house.
When he pressed his elbow to the ground, the ground already felt sticky, and he knew it was the blood of a wounded or dead comrade.
There is one pool of blood for one person, two pools for two people, and when many people died or were injured, the blood pooled into one pool for the boss. No matter how big the room is, it is still not outside.
But in order to survive, the Japanese soldier couldn't care less, so he continued to climb.
He had only climbed a few meters when he felt someone reach out and grab him, and at the same time he heard the groan of his companion who was close at hand.
Of course, the active Japanese soldiers were all able to move, and the light-handed and quick-footed ones were only slightly injured.
And this Japanese soldier knows that the one who is arresting him now should be a seriously wounded person, and death of a person is like drowning, and he always has to grab the straw to save his life, and the current Japanese soldier guesses that he is the seriously injured companion in front of him. the straw.
But this is war, how could he take care of the wounded if he couldn't take care of himself.
He ruthlessly pushed away the hand that begged for help and continued to crawl forward, ignoring the wounded man's nonsense begging for help.
After a while his hand finally touched the wall.
The wall doesn't mean the wall of the house. He crawled towards the center of the big room. Where did the wall come from in the center of the house? What he touched was the wall of the big stove in the center of the room, or to be more precise, it was called the stove wall.
The Japanese soldier moved slowly by touching the stove wall, and even pushed down a companion who was leaning against the stove wall in the process.
Of course, that companion must be dead, because he just moved his hand and the companion fell down.
Of course there is a sound of falling, but fortunately the room is already chaotic enough, who would pay attention to the little sound made by someone just sitting and falling.
The companion was pushed by him, and then his hand touched the place he wanted to reach. It was a square hole, which communicated with the inside of the stove.
what is that? The Chinese people all know that it is the place where firewood is set up on the stove, commonly known as "the eye of the stove pit"!
It's not his goal to touch the hole of the stove, it's his ultimate goal to get into the stove!
Since it is difficult to distinguish between the enemy and the enemy, it would be risky to hide, so he looked inwardly, and he thought of the big stove in the center of the room.
He had already noticed the big stove when there was light in the room, and he could confirm by his own observation that the square hole of the stove was big enough for him to get his head into.
He drilled his head in, of course UU Reading www.uukanshu.com would not be like the legendary silly bird who just hid his head inside and stuck his big **** out.
Everyone has common sense in life, and so do the Japanese. When drilling a hole, as long as a person's head can go through, then the body can certainly go through, provided that the person does not have that kind of huge belly.
Although he only glanced at the big stove when there was light before, he naturally did not have the Chinese concept of how many seals a pot is in his eyes, but he also knew that it was the only big pot he had ever seen in his life.
As for the gap between the round bottom of the cauldron and the stove wall, several people could be hidden, not to mention that he was only him, a Japanese who could only be regarded as a scumbag.
The Japanese soldier crawled inside.
As expected, he easily got his head into the stove.
(end of this chapter)
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