Regarding the translator, Seishiro Itagaki forgot after he judged that he had an accident. If there is a next peace talks, he will just transfer another translator.

Under the cover of aircraft and chariots, the two divisions led by Itagaki Seishiro were in an uninhabited territory on both sides of the Yellow River. Until the Western Route Army was blocked by the Ma family army in Shizui Mountain, the Ma family army built many bunkers in Shizui Mountain in their early years, and now they are finally used. After Itagaki's Eastern Route Army led by Itagaki drove away the cavalry, they marched into Lingwu City on the bank of the Yellow River.

However, this time the march into Lingwu City brought irreversible shame to Itagaki Seishiro. The ones entering Lingwu City were part of the 18th Division and part of the 19th Division. It was inevitable that the Japanese would go to the city for three days off. However, although there was no Ma family army guarding them, each family left behind before the Ma family army left two grenades to each family, saying that it was self-defense was actually a sign of death. After all, the fact that the Japanese in Yanchi County did not leave a living has spread.

The Lingwu people, both young and old, experienced a short period of grenade use training before the Ma family army withdrew. Some old guns with iron sand were also found from the warehouse. The locals had a history of hunting and fighting with this kind of gun, which had been used by the locals for hundreds of years and are now just returning to service.

Lingwu City is also an attitude made by Ma Hongkui, to see if the Japanese would slaughter the city if they did not resist outside the city. Now the four horses in the northwest know that the power sent by the Japanese was much stronger than the four of them combined, and those planes could drive the Ma family cavalry to flee everywhere during the day.

When the first Japanese soldier kicked open the gate of the scholar's family with a bayonet, there was a loud bang in front of him, and countless large or small iron sands hit the Japanese face. The Japanese fell to the ground with a wail. Not to mention the disfigurement for the time being, his eyes were already blind.

The two Japanese behind dragged out the blind man in front, and then the other two Japanese were about to rush into the yard when they saw an old man wearing a round hat rushing out of the yard with two stringed grenades. The Japanese reacted quickly and knocked down the old man with a shot in his chest. Before the old man fell down, he threw out the grenade in his right hand, and the grenade in his left hand fell to the ground.

"Boom" sounds, seven or eight Japanese soldiers and the old man themselves fell to the ground in the explosion. A Japanese soldier was only seventeen years old. His leg was broken by a grenade and his face was intertwined with black smoke and tears and sweat caused by the explosion, forming a big face. The Japanese soldier sat on the wall and cried and shouted "Mom", which made the two Japanese veterans who were not affected by the explosion extremely disdainful.

The veteran of the Japanese squatted down and treated the young soldier briefly, and said, "Why are you crying? This kind of injury will soon be seen with your mother." The veteran of the Japanese squatted down and found that the little guy's legs could no longer be saved. Whether his life could be saved depends on whether he would be infected after the amputation surgery.

After bandaging the lucky one, the remaining two old Japanese men looked at each other and decided to go to the yard to see that there were dead soldiers inside, probably a big man hidden inside.

Two Japanese soldiers put bullets on guns, entered the yard one by one and one behind and shouted in Japanese, and persuaded the people in the house to come out from the head. There was an old man's family inside. The old man's son couldn't help but pull a grenade and threw it into the yard. The two old Japanese soldiers saw the grenade landing point in the air, and the people jumped out first. The old man's daughter-in-law loaded the musket and aimed at the body of a Japanese man from the window and shot it out with a "bang". Countless iron sands were worn through the clothes and hit the Japanese man's flesh. His body in the air was pushed out half a foot and fell to the ground. The "boom" explosion of the grenade blows the Japanese man seriously injured.

Another Japanese man jumped to the side in time and climbed on the ground, and felt a buzzing sound in his ears and mind. Although he was not directly injured by the grenade, he was shocked. The Japanese man shot at the smoking window. He took out another grenade and pulled the strings and knocked it on his helmet. The Japanese man turned around and ran away.

A single person faces attacks that may occur at any time in the environment of the end of the world. The Japanese veterans cannot withstand this pressure. Otherwise, why do you always write about three people in groups of three people in groups? Humans are social animals and cannot be without companions. From a scientific point of view, one person or even two people have blind spots in the vision, and the three people's vision superimposed just has no blind spots. If three or more Japanese are dragons together, the Japanese are lonely.

The Japanese soldier fled from the yard with his swaying legs. He firmly believed that there was a big man from the Ma family army in this inconspicuous yard, and he wanted to invite reinforcements. The yard was quiet for a while, and with a squeak, the old man's son and daughter-in-law came out of the house with grenades, sars, muskets, and the old man's son first cut off the head of the old man in the yard. After looking at the door, the old man's son found the Japanese wounded soldiers sobbing outside, and cut the throat of the Japanese wounded soldiers. The old man's son dragged his father's body back home, and his son and daughter-in-law hugged his father's body together and cried in the house.

This dead old man was originally a fisherman on the bank of the Yellow River. He worked part-time as a person who crossed the river. He earned some money every day and took some wine to drink some wine. He should not have children. You should know that there are three hardships in the world: Stretching a boat to grind tofu. This hardship is the most difficult job in the world. In fact, this fisherman who drank drunk every day had a woman but did not have a wife. But eighteen years ago, a nun crossing the river entrusted the one and a half-year-old baby boy to the fisherman.

From that day on, the fisherman became a father from that day on. The wine that he never left was turned into the milk of the child's mouth. The fisherman named the baby Shasha because the most common thing in the Yellow River was the sand of the Yellow River. The fisherman drank less and became infected with the habit of smoking dry tobacco. As a father, he was so worried that he could not afford to marry a wife. If his son inherited his father's business, he would probably have to be a bachelor for the rest of his life. The old fisherman raised some money when Shasha was eleven years old and sent Shasha to the private school in the town to learn to read. However, Shasha's talent in this area usually took two years to learn, which was only a few hundred words.

The old fisherman sent Shasha, who had grown up, to be an apprentice in the shop. After three years, he finally got a job as a clerk and could still get dividends from his stocks at the end of the year. After Shasha had been a clerk for another three years, Shasha hired Shasha to a poor family and got married. Seeing that his son had completed his life's great career, the old fisherman felt that he had finally achieved something in his life. Before he rang a grenade out of the gate, the old fisherman's only regret was that he didn't see what his grandson looked like. However, this was in chaos and a big belly might not be a good idea.

Seishiro Itagaki didn't expect that after just sending back the news of conquering Lingwu to the base camp, the two troops that were blown away were evacuated from the city in a mess. More than a thousand people could no longer withdraw, and the casualties were several times that of Yanchi Prefecture.

Seishiro Itagaki was slapped by several slaps on his backwards and slapped the brigade commander of the entering army, making a 'smack' of the little face: "Bastard, you actually let a group of lambs push out Lingwu Castle, the shame of your empire."

"Hiyi. However, the people in the city resisted extremely fiercely. As soon as we entered the door, grenades were thrown out from the door or behind the wall, and they suddenly rushed out with a cluster grenade. Faced with this new tactic, the soldiers were not familiar with it, and there were heavy casualties. Later, we used grenade launchers and grenades to clean the yard, and then went in. However, many people were still hiding in the house or in the tank, waiting for us to pull the grenade as soon as we arrived. We killed many people, but they were familiar with the environment and the road, and in the end the troops could not stand this ubiquitous attack. The teams were fighting less and less..."

It is not a matter of being defeated by the informal army. Seishiro Itagaki angrily said: "Call Luhang aircraft to support it."
Chapter completed!