In the darkness, a flashlight suddenly appeared. Although the flashlight only flashed, under the light column, there were several Japanese soldiers lying on the ground and moaning.

If the Japanese army had been hit by two shuttles of bullets before, it would be forty rounds.

No one knew that the forty bullets killed several Japanese soldiers, and the Japanese army did not know that, but what is certain is that more injured than those killed, after all, the bullet was fired blindly by listening to the sound.

Now that our own people have already suppressed us, the Japanese army will rescue the wounded.

However, his flashlight just flashed and heard a angrily rebuke from the Japanese. It was when he followed the Japanese officer who was pressing forward and turned around and saw that there was actually a light behind him.

It would be fine if they killed the Chinese soldier who attacked them in the dark, but the problem was that after they heard the movement, the flashlight also lit up. Not to mention that they didn’t see the figure, they didn’t even see it!

So, the person behind lit up the flashlight. Isn’t this the act of retrieving bullets? How can this Japanese officer endure it and not be angry?

So, the "flashlight" finally failed to understand how much casualties the Japanese army had, and then quietly extinguished and turned on as before.

As for the Japanese wounded, they continued to moan. Those who moaned were able to hold back the pain, and those who moaned loudly could not hold back the pain. Of course, there were even smaller sounds. It was probably because the seriously injured didn't even have the strength to moan.

But all the Japanese troops, whether they were moaning or staying to rescue the wounded, did not know that Shang Zhen, who was already lying among them, finally breathed a sigh of relief and closed the insurance of his box cannon.

Very lingering!

Just now when the Japanese army pressed the flashlight, they just got into the Japanese "pile" and Shang Zhen pointed the gun at the gun, and the fingers that were holding the gun were only a little short of a fire!

This is thanks to the Japanese officer shouting quickly, otherwise Shang Zhen would have to shoot!

Of course, Shang Zhen is unwilling to shoot now. He touched the Japanese army's grenades. The Japanese army's grenades are easy to get, so why did he still shoot and expose himself?

Seeing that the Japanese army turned off the flashlight, he then put away the box cannon. As a result, he only had a bayonet in his hand, and then he began to listen quietly.

After listening for a while, Shang Zhen felt scheming in his heart.

The Japanese wounded man who was shouting loudly could not do anything by himself. He stabbed him to death. The guy suddenly stopped moving and might arouse suspicion from other Japanese soldiers.

Shang Zhen simply stood up, he leaned forward with his left hand, and his right hand carried the bayonet behind his butt, and naturally it was because he heard a Japanese soldier moaning in a low voice in front of him.

There is a saying among Chinese people: "The King of Hell tells you to die in the third update, how can you die in the fifth update?"

This person, I have to admit that the Japanese are also humans, and they will die when they deserve to die.

The reason why Shang Zhen leaned forward with his left hand was naturally to prevent himself from colliding with the Japanese army in the darkness. However, after only a few steps, his hands didn't touch anything. However, when he landed, he felt his feet softening, the kind of softness that stepped on the bodies of humans or animals.

Even though Shang Zhen's reaction was very fast, he instinctively raised his foot, but a Japanese word had already come from his feet.

God knew what the Japanese army was talking about, but Shang Zhen had already automatically imagined that sentence as "You fucked me, haha". Shang Zhen, who was standing on one foot, cursed in his heart, "You fucked my feet," and then he slapped his waist.

Really, this Japanese army shouldn't have "sweared".

If he didn't "swear", Shang Zhen would think he had stepped on the dead body.

It was really Shang Zhenxin's wish to be able to touch a dead body. He just wanted to get grenades on the Japanese army.

But since the Japanese army "swears|", he can only die, and the sound made by the Japanese army is enough to reveal his position.

In the darkness, Shang Zhen's left hand, which was poking out, accurately covered the Japanese army's mouth and nose. However, before the Japanese army could "wala", Shang Zhen's bayonet in his right hand had already stabbed in.

It was the feeling of a sharp blade cutting through the invader's body. At this moment, Shang Zhen actually felt an inexplicable pleasure, although the pleasure was less than a percent second.

Just because Shang Zhen could feel the pleasure of the sharp blade entering the enemy's body, he would never enjoy the pleasure of pulling out the bayonet.

Shang Zhen is a veteran. If he kills the enemy and is not discovered by the enemy, his purpose will be achieved. He will not quickly pull out the bayonet that has already stabbed into the enemy's chest.

As soon as he drew his sword, blood was splattered for five steps, but if the blood was squirted onto other Japanese troops and was shocked by other Japanese troops, would he be able to do so?

Shang Zhen has a personality that kills the enemy, and does not seek pleasure or pride. It is good if he can kill the enemy.

So, Shang Zhen pressed the Japanese army's mouth and nose with one hand, and clenched the bayonet with the other hand, and kept moving like a toad.

Next, according to the ordinary idea, it is completely imagined that the Japanese army's struggle became weaker and weaker until it finally had no reaction. Only then did our soldiers pull out the deadly bayonet.

But in fact? In fact, in just a moment, the Japanese army stopped moving.

The reason is that Shang Zhen's stabbing was extremely accurate. He didn't need the Japanese army to slap him there.

If the Japanese army moved a few times, it was just a dead person, but the nerves on their bodies were still moving. In that case, it would be like a fish that had been killed and had been snatched up a few times when putting it into the oil pan.

The Japanese soldiers around were still moaning loudly or smallly. A few beams of flashlights began to flash back in the distance. The Japanese soldiers who rushed out searched for the Chinese soldiers who had attacked them in vain and were already returning.

Among these injured Japanese soldiers, the slightly wounded man started to scream. He was asking the previous Japanese soldier to light the flashlight, and the wounded men needed to bandage and stop the bleeding.

But the lightly injured man shouted several times, but the flashlight did not light up.

The Japanese wounded soldiers did not know that the Japanese army who had previously lit the flashlight was dead, and they were still dead while standing!

Shang Zhen's hand was covering the guy's mouth and nose. He used his hands and body to fight against the weight of the Japanese army.

Then Shang Zhen squatted down slowly, and the Japanese army also stopped.

The Japanese army in the distance were approaching, and they ran back quickly because they were still on flashlights, and they were worried that the Chinese soldier they had not found would hit them with the German Mauser pistol.

But this is really something that comes from what he is afraid of. At this moment, the attack happened again. This time, Shang Zhen, who was hiding in the "pile of Japanese wounded soldiers", threw the grenade out.

Is there any difference between letting the bullet fly for a while and letting the grenade explode for a while?

If there must be one, it is just that the grenade explosion produces stronger lethality, just because Shang Zhen used the "air explosion" method!
Chapter completed!