boyutpedia Chapter 185 Quietly Entering the Village
Chapter 185 Quietly Entering the Village
Ultimately, Bai Luo decided to wait for the Red Party members to arrive before making any decisions. Otherwise, if the Red Party members suddenly attacked the Japanese village below during the operation, it would easily disrupt his previous plans.
10 minute later.
"Uncle Zhuge, what brings you here? I can handle this myself."
Looking at Zhuge Ming, who was covered in sweat from running, Bai Luo said with a hint of helplessness.
"Xiao Luo... Uncle won't interfere with your actions. I brought people here to observe and learn. In the future, we can't always let a child be the one to take the lead in this situation, can we?"
It must be said that Zhuge Ming was very skilled at speaking, and Bai Luo was able to guess what Zhuge Ming meant.
I'm still a little worried about myself.
However, now that Zhuge Ming has arrived, Bai Luo's plan has to change. The first thing to do is find a snakeskin bag.
Quickly return to the cat car hidden underneath. When you come back, you'll have a snakeskin bag stuffed full of remote-controlled bombs.
Zhuge Ming also opened it and took a look. He was quite surprised to see so many bombs and couldn't help but sigh that Bai Luo's car really had everything.
Bai Luo gave a signal to Sha Niu, then quickly made his way down to the village filled with Japanese soldiers, carrying a sack full of snakeskin bags.
With the help of the monitoring radar, Bai Luo quickly slit the throats of the two Japanese sentries.
With a leap, Bai Luo flew over a mud wall more than a meter high, then rolled and hid in a corner outside a house behind the wall.
“Silly girl, shoot the Japanese soldier above my head with the 191 rifle. Tell me when you’re ready, and I’ll fire when I lure him over to me.”
Bai Luo lowered his voice and spoke into the radio.
"it is good."
The silly girl's reply came through the earphones, still as concise as ever.
After receiving Bai Luo's instructions, Sha Niu quickly lay down, set up the 191 marksman rifle that was placed to the side, and skillfully loaded and aimed.
"Ready."
Bai Luo heard Sha Niu's reply through his earphones.
Bai Luo immediately threw a clod of dirt onto the wall he had just jumped over.
"boom"
The clods of earth made a slight noise as they hit the wall, but in the quiet night, they still attracted the attention of the Japanese soldiers on the roof above Bai Luo's head.
The Japanese soldier stood up from the rooftop, holding a Type 38 rifle, and slowly approached Bai Luo.
Bai Luo saw the Japanese soldiers' movements on the monitoring radar, and slowly drew his Glock 26 from his leg, aiming it at the roof, ready to finish off Sha Niu at any moment.
When the Japanese soldiers walked up to the eaves of Bailuo's house and peered down, they saw...
"Puff."
Two barely audible gunshots rang out beside Zhuge Ming's ears.
Zhuge Ming knew that it was the silly girl who fired the shot, and he was currently using Bai Luo's night vision binoculars to observe the situation on Bai Luo's side.
On this cold winter night, Zhuge Ming's hands were sweating as he gripped the binoculars.
Through the binoculars, Zhuge Ming saw that the moment Sha Niu fired her gun, two sprays of blood appeared on the heads of the Japanese soldiers on the roof of Bailuo.
The Japanese soldier's body went limp and fell off the roof.
Zhuge Ming unconsciously clenched his fist upon seeing this.
He thought to himself, "That's it." The Japanese soldiers' corpses fell down, and that made quite a commotion.
Bai Luo had been waiting for this moment. He reached out with one hand to grab the Type 38 rifle that had fallen first, and then caught the Japanese soldier's corpse that fell next with his other hand.
The bodies of the Japanese soldiers were carefully placed against the outer wall, and the whole process was carried out without making a sound.
"call...."
After reviewing Bai Luo's entire process, Zhuge Ming finally felt relieved.
Seeing Bai Luo and Sha Niu's teamwork, Zhuge Ming finally understood what Bai Luo meant. It was completely different from his idea of rushing into the Japanese command post with a gun. It was more like an ancient assassin, sneaking in quietly and killing with one blow.
While Zhuge Ming was still lost in thought, Bai Luo was already close to the first place that seemed to be the Japanese command post. After dodging a patrol of village soldiers, Bai Luo quickly jumped over the courtyard wall.
There are two brick houses in the courtyard, one of which is lit by a fire, while the other is pitch black.
However, the monitoring radar showed that there were 11 Japanese symbols inside.
Bai Luo tiptoed to the door of the dark house, gently pushed it, and found that it was not locked.
Bai Luo opened a crack and crawled inside. The room was pitch black, and 11 Japanese soldiers were fast asleep, crammed together on a kang (a heated brick bed). Bai Luo slowly took out a remote-controlled bomb from his pocket and stuffed it into the Japanese soldiers' blankets. Fearing that it wouldn't be powerful enough, he also stuck another one on the edge of the kang.
After taking away all the rifles from the Japanese weapon rack by the door, he quietly left the room.
Slowly closing the door, Bai Luo quickly made his way to the lit room, where the radar showed six Japanese soldiers inside.
Bai Luo quickly approached the window and, through the crack, saw six Japanese soldiers gambling around a table.
However, they kept a low profile and didn't make much noise, clearly indicating that they were gambling secretly behind their superiors' backs.
Bai Luo knew from this that the first place was not the Japanese command post.
Bai Luo didn't go inside, but two remote-controlled bombs were arranged for him.
They quickly scaled the courtyard wall and sped toward the second suspected target.
Bai Luo has already started to speed up. He wonders how often the Japanese sentries change shifts.
Bai Luo moved swiftly through the village filled with Japanese soldiers, occasionally dropping remote-controlled bombs into the courtyards where Japanese soldiers lived.
Upon reaching the second suspected target, Bai Luo felt that this time they had come to the right place.
Because he saw the Japanese soldiers' radio antenna.
This was a relatively large courtyard in the village, and the monitoring radar in my mind showed that there were about 40 Japanese markings inside.
The entire courtyard was brightly lit, with a bonfire in the middle where a group of Japanese soldiers were warming themselves, and a heavy machine gun emplacement nearby.
Just as Bai Luo touched a shadowy spot on the courtyard wall, he saw a Japanese major come out of the main house, carrying a document, and hurriedly head towards the next house.
When Bai Luo saw the Japanese major, he knew that his target was likely him, but the monitoring radar in Bai Luo's mind showed that there was another Japanese symbol in the main room.
However, due to the angle, Bai Luo couldn't see the Japanese soldiers' clothing inside.
This left Bai Luo unsure whether the commander of this battalion was a newly arrived major or a Japanese soldier still in the main building.
However, Bai Luo didn't have to guess for long before the Japanese told him the answer.
Just then, the Japanese major who had just entered the side room hurriedly shouted while holding a telegram.
"Captain, urgent telegram from the former city command."
As soon as he finished speaking, Bai Luo sensed movement from the Japanese soldiers in the main room. Bai Luo quickly turned his gaze to the entrance of the main room.
There was a man about 1.55 meters tall with the classic Japanese mustache and a hideous scar on his left cheek. He was a lieutenant colonel.
Bai Luo knew that this should be her goal.