The Japanese came to the river with a humming little song. He first set up a small horse stool and sat down, then sprinkled something into the river, then shook the rod and started fishing.

Lei Zhenyun saw it clearly on the tree. He could see that the Japanese were a fishing veteran. After a while, a big fish that was jumping around was pulled out of the water by the Japanese. The Japanese soldier hummed a small tune and cut off his stomach and threw the waste from the water into the water, and threw the fish into his bamboo basket.

Lei Zhenyun was chewing his teeth in the tree, and he couldn't shoot him up with a brutal shot. After he had finished dealing with this blood and internal organs, even if there was a puffer fish in the river, he would not enter his caisson. He would rush over to eat the things he threw.

But he didn't dare to kill this Japanese devil if he really shot him. The Japanese devil didn't even bring a rifle, but he just brought a pistol on his waist and a bayonet on his butt. When he saw this, Lei Zhenyun knew that his camp was very close to here and that he could kill him, but once he alarmed the other Japanese, he wouldn't have the chance to catch fish in the river.

No, the overall situation is the priority. Now he not only dares to shoot, but also dares not even go down the tree. The tree he is on is right by the river, and the Japanese are opposite the river. As long as he goes down the tree, the other party will definitely see him.

For the sake of puffer fish, Lei Zhenyun had to endure it, hoping that the Japanese could get out early after fishing. However, his luck was so bad that the Japanese had caught it one by one and never finished fishing.

I don't know if he was lucky or the fish in the river were stupid and numerous. Lei Zhenyun saw that he caught one by one fish and his head was not small. During this period, a Japanese man with a white apron came to pick up the fish he caught twice. Until the sky was dark, the Japanese man who was fishing carried the fish pole and left.

Lei Zhenyun was so angry that his eyes were dark. After the Japanese left, he went down the tree and didn't even dare to check the caisson. He ran away. It would be a waste of time to kill the Japanese who was making trouble. Just look at the two Japanese dresses. Their camp will not be 50 meters away from the water. Moreover, if you catch so many fish at a time, the number of Japanese people in the camp must be indispensable.

If I kill the fisherman, it will cause a large-scale search by the Japanese. How can I catch the pufferfish? There are so many brothers waiting to use medicine. If I endure it, can't afford to mess with me or hide? Let's catch it again in a different place.

After I catch the pufferfish and send it back, I will come back to settle the score with you. There are also the Japanese fortifications that the Golden Silkworm King himself killed in. I will have to blow it up for him after picking it.

It took half a night to walk out from the Japanese fishing spot. Lei Zhenyun found a suitable place by the river again, and then went down the caisson again. There were still ten. Lei Zhenyun was so distressed that it was easy to deal with, but the salt he brought was a little tight. God opened his eyes. It was not easy to find salt in this dense forest.

Originally, according to Lei Zhenyun's temper, he had to go to the Japanese camp to see it. Even if he didn't do anything, he had to see what the other party was doing. But this time he really endured it. He even dispelled this curiosity, for fear that someone would ramm his caisson after he left.

Fortunately, no one came to the place I was looking for. At noon, he got up a box. No. After sprinkling salt, he was so happy when he got together again at night. Nine caissons found nothing, but three puffer fish appeared in the last box.

Lei Zhenyun almost burst into tears when he looked at the three pufferfish, but after careful comparison, he found that one of them seemed not a pufferfish, and the fish was bitten to death by the other two pufferfish.

This made Lei Zhenyun a little worried. The one who died seemed not a pufferfish, and there were only two left and they were very small. Is it enough for Mr. Huang to use it?

Thinking of this, Lei Zhenyun had to start returning to the place where he encountered the Japanese. Because he was afraid of seeing it, he didn't dare to get up or leave the ten caissons there. Now the salt on his hand has almost been used up. Even if he wanted to get down the box again, he could only risk going back and checking out the ten boxes.

Fortunately, the box was crushed by Lei Zhenyun, and the vines were tied tightly. The Japanese could not see them across the river, so the box should not be passive. When I got there, it was late at night. As long as I was careful, the Japanese should not be able to see him.

Back at the first place to get off the box, Lei Zhenyun slowly pulled all ten caissons to the shore in a large area of ​​turf and pretended to be the ones. The emperor paid off. He finally found two puffer fish in one caisson, and they were so big that they were bigger than his palm. Lei Zhenyun was overjoyed and hurriedly collected the two fish. He was so happy that he shook his hand and continued to the other side. With such a big harvest, let's give the Japanese some fish to eat.

In fact, Lei Zhenyun didn't know that the one he threw away was also a pufferfish, which was an extremely precious and rare breed, and it did not die, just because he was afraid that the other two other breeds of pufferfish were pretending to be dead.

After the pufferfish was thrown across the river by Lei Zhenyun, it was accidentally dropped by a tree trunk and fell into a small dam dug out by the Japanese to carry fish. The entrance of the dam was a hole that the Japanese had used bamboo strips to make only in and out. Because there were a lot of fish food in the dam, many fish had already crawled into it.

This is the place where the Japanese were planning to build the main blockage. Because there were trees blocking them, Lei Zhenyun did not see it. Three or four hundred meters away from the river was a camp of the Japanese. More than 50 Japanese soldiers gathered in it. A few hundred meters ahead were a large number of prisoners of war captured by the Japanese and workers from various countries who were deceived.

These workers were all detained in a natural cave and were not allowed to come out for a second. The Japanese planned to build a huge fortress group like Northeast China in Myanmar, so they forced more than 200 workers to work hard every day.

They did not allow workers to use explosives, but only let them dig them with their pickaxes to work. Everyone had to hand over a fixed amount of stone every day to have food to eat.

The workers have been digging here for more than half a month, and the number of people has dropped sharply from more than 3oo at the beginning to more than 2oo. The remaining people are close to the verge of dying due to overwork and malnutrition. However, the Japanese did not allow them to rest at all. They were holding machine guns at the entrance of the cave and just urging them to dig continuously, because the new workers are almost here, and only when these people in front of them are clean can they have a place for the new workers.
Chapter completed!