This killer star of the War of Resistance Against Japan was only 9 years old.

Chapter 291 Qin Lan's Marksmanship

Silence is Cambridge tonight.

Bai Luo was truly at a loss for words when it came to Qin Lan's marksmanship.

We can only ask Zhang Yunhai to train her more in the future.

Otherwise, it's not a good idea to always be carrying a razor blade and rushing into gunfire.

Because the commotion here was not significant, the Japanese soldiers in the city did not notice that something had happened to the Japanese tank regiment.

Moreover, this place is remote.

Therefore, Bai Luo did not rush to withdraw. Instead, he buried a considerable number of remote-controlled bombs under the heated brick beds in every Japanese barracks, as well as in important locations such as warehouses and office buildings.

However, Bai Luo did not intend to detonate it. According to Bai Luo's judgment, the Japanese would definitely not easily give up this ready-made base.

He'll detonate it when the Japanese deploy new troops here, so he can make money twice by fighting one battle.

After placing the remote-controlled bomb, Bai Luo left the Japanese garrison with Qin Lan and Sha Niu, who were still somewhat sullen.

He headed straight for the cave outside the city, without even going to see Zhang Qing. He needed to immediately inform Wang Yu that the Red Party guerrillas' location had been exposed.

Tell him to notify their people to move out immediately.

Although he had eliminated the Japanese tank regiment, the intelligence he gathered from it suggested that there was another infantry battalion cooperating with the Japanese tanks.

But what Bai Luo didn't know was that not long after he left the city, Sato Shujin, whom he had met once before, drove up angrily to the Japanese tank regiment.

Sato Shujin waited and waited at the West Gate for half a day, but Kimura Taku, the guy who caused him to be punished, never showed up.

No one answered the phone, so Sato, who was already in a bad mood, personally led his men to the tank regiment's base.

He wanted to see how Kimura Taku could still have the nerve to be late.

They weren't afraid of wasting time or being punished by the commander again.

If this matter isn't resolved by now, they might really have to go back to a military court.

When Sato Shujin's vehicle was about 200 meters away from the entrance of the Japanese tank camp.

The Japanese soldiers driving the vehicle noticed that something seemed to be missing from the entrance of the tank regiment's battalion.

After thinking about it for a moment, I quickly realized that something was missing.

So he immediately spoke to Sato Shujin in the back seat.

"Major Sato, the tanks at the entrance of the tank regiment ahead don't seem to be there?"

Meanwhile, in the back seat of the car, Sato Shujin, who was contemplating how to berate Kimura Takugo upon seeing him, immediately opened the rear window and peered towards the gate of the tank regiment's camp after hearing the driver's words.

"parking!"

"Sizzle!"

At Sato's command, the Japanese driver slammed his foot on the brake pedal.

The screeching sound of brakes echoed in the unusually quiet night sky in front of the regimental camp.

Before the car had come to a complete stop, Sato Shujin opened the door and jumped out.

He waved to the transport truck behind the car.

A squad of Japanese soldiers immediately jumped out of the troop carrier behind them.

They quickly lined up and assembled behind Sato Shujin.

Sato Shujin, however, didn't even glance at the Japanese squad behind him; his eyes were fixed on the unusually quiet south gate of the tank camp, more than 100 meters away.

At this moment, Sato Satsuhito squinted as he surveyed the South Gate, which was guarded by only one heavy machine gun position.

He couldn't help but think of the conversation between him and the injured Kimura Taku two days ago when he came to drink with him.

When he arrived, there was a tank on duty next to the gate.

Sato asked Kimura Takuya this question when he met him.

Kimura Takuya told him that this was a normal arrangement for their team.

Moreover, Kimura Taku even joked with him.

If one day there are no tanks on guard at the gate of their camp, it means their camp has been captured.

But now Sato Shujin sees only a lonely machine gun emplacement.

Moreover, there seemed to be no Imperial soldiers in sight on the battlefield.

A chill ran through Sato Shujin, and he couldn't help but shiver.

"telescope."

Sato Shujin said to the orderly who had just run up to him.

The orderly immediately handed the binoculars hanging around his neck to Sato.

Sato Shujin held up his binoculars and looked toward the south gate of the tank camp.

Now it's much clearer.

At the heavy machine gun emplacement next to the camp, Sato Shujin could not see the soldiers guarding the camp gate, nor could he even see the heavy machine guns on the emplacement.

There was only an empty position.

Sato then aimed the telescope at the watchtower above.

Sato's eyes narrowed instantly when he saw the situation on the watchtower.

Sato's heart sank instantly. He saw that there were no Imperial soldiers on guard duty on the watchtower, and there was a lot of blood on the searchlight.

Sato realized that something must have happened to the tank regiment, so he immediately put down his binoculars and pulled the orderly next to him over.

"Go to the west of the city and gather all our soldiers here. Take my carriage and be quick."

"Hi."

The Japanese orderly immediately returned to the passenger seat of the car, and the Japanese driver quickly turned around and sped back the way he came.

Sato Shujin turned around and made a gesture to the squad that had already assembled behind him.

The Japanese soldiers immediately dispersed, forming a battle formation and marching forward, their target the south gate of the tank camp.

When Sato Shujin followed the squad to the camp gate.

At a glance, one could see the corpses of Imperial soldiers piled up in the machine gun emplacement.

Sato's expression darkened further as he looked up into the interior of the tank camp.

The entire camp was deserted, a stark contrast to the scene he had witnessed when he first arrived.

The tanks and trucks that were originally parked inside have all disappeared.

Sato felt as if the sky had fallen.

"You few go to the barracks, you few go to the warehouse, the rest of you come with me to the office building."

"Hi."

The Japanese soldiers responded in unison and quickly split into three groups.

Meanwhile, Sato Shujin led more than 10 Japanese soldiers straight to the office building.

Bai Luo finally returned to the cave around 3 a.m.

After entering the cave, Bai Luo went directly to Wang Yu, who was still guarding Wang Gang's sickbed.

Bai Luo briefly explained the information he had obtained to Wang Yu.

Upon hearing the news brought by Bai Luo, Wang Yu was shocked and immediately spoke to Bai Luo.

"Xiao Luo, thank you for the news. I'll have to trouble you to keep an eye on our secretary for me again. I'm heading back to the base area right now."

Bai Luo nodded to him. Then, as if remembering something, she added.

"Why don't you ask Silly Bear for a horse? That would be faster."

"Okay, okay, thank you so much, Xiao Luo. When I get back, I'll have Uncle Yu cook you a nice meal."

Without waiting for Bai Luo's reply, Wang Yu hurriedly rushed out of the cave to find the silly bear and ask for a horse.