Anti-Japanese War: The whole world is a base vehicle

"Baka? Where are the gunshots coming from?" Inside the city, Major General Sakurada Takeshi was originally immersed in some thoughts, and the sudden sound of gunshots instantly broke his tranquility.

He asked with a subconscious frown, his voice full of confusion and annoyance.

His originally calm face was now so gloomy that it seemed as if water could drip out of it, and his eyes flickered with vigilance and uneasiness.

Major General Sakurada Takeshi quickly stood up and walked to the window with steady but hurried steps, trying to find the source of the gunfire through the window.

A strong sense of uneasiness surged in his heart. In this war situation, any slight disturbance could mean the arrival of danger.

He clenched his teeth and quickly thought about various possible situations in his mind.

Was it an enemy raid? Or was there some unexpected incident inside?
His brain was working fast, trying to make correct judgments and decisions in the shortest time.

At this moment, the atmosphere in the entire command center was extremely tense, as if the air had solidified.

Behind Major General Sakurada Takeshi, a group of officers and soldiers were nervously waiting for his instructions, and everyone's face was filled with worry and vigilance.

"We're still investigating." The combat staff officer next to him responded quickly, with a hint of nervousness and uneasiness in his voice.

Fine beads of sweat appeared on his forehead, and his eyes revealed anxiety and worry.

In this tense situation, failing to quickly identify the source of the gunfire was undoubtedly a dereliction of duty. He was well aware of Major General Takeshi Sakurada's anger and understood that he must find the answer as soon as possible.

"Damn it, let them investigate it immediately." Sakurada Takeshi roared angrily, his voice was like a thunder, exploding in the room.

His face flushed red and his eyes burned with anger.

As a division commander, he needed to have accurate intelligence to make decisions, and the current state of unclear situation made him extremely annoyed.

He could not tolerate such chaos and uncertainty and had to find out the source of the gunfire as soon as possible so that he could take appropriate measures.

"Yes." The operations staff officer immediately responded with his head down. He turned around quickly and prepared to convey Major General Sakurada Takeshi's order.

He knew that time was running out and he had to organize people to investigate as soon as possible to find the source of the gunfire.

As he walked, he prayed silently in his heart, hoping to find the answer as soon as possible and calm the anger of Major General Sakurada Takeshi.

On the other side, at the gate of Wuzhou City, Ma Dazhi and his subordinates were advancing forward like a raging torrent.

Their morale was high and the fire of fighting burned in their eyes.

Ma Dazhi had a resolute expression on his face, and as he gripped his weapon tightly, he commanded the troops to advance steadily.

Every move he made was full of decisiveness and strength, bringing endless confidence to his subordinates.

The Japanese army was caught off guard by the sudden attack and was defeated step by step.

Their originally well-organized defense line collapsed instantly under the fierce attack of Ma Dazhi's troops.

The Japanese soldiers panicked and fled in all directions, completely losing their former majesty.

Their faces were filled with fear and despair, as if they had seen the end of the world coming.

"Speed ​​up, and never give the Japanese army a chance to counterattack." Ma Dazhi shouted immediately. His voice was like a loud horn, inspiring every soldier.

He knew that in battle, speed and decisiveness were the keys to victory.

If the Japanese army was given a chance to catch their breath, they would likely organize an effective counterattack, which would inflict huge losses on the troops.

He must seize this opportunity, make a concerted effort, and defeat the Japanese army once and for all.

"Yes." The subordinates responded in unison. They quickened their pace and pounced on the Japanese army like a group of brave cheetahs.

They had only one belief in their hearts, and that was to defeat the enemy. Under the leadership of Ma Dazhi, they were full of fighting spirit, fearless of difficulties and obstacles, and moved forward courageously.

At the same time, the sound of gunfire was like thunder, raging in the streets and alleys.

The originally peaceful city life was completely disrupted and the people in the city were terrified.

The women hugged their children tightly, hiding in the corners of their homes, trembling, their eyes full of fear, and the children's cries were drowned out by the deafening sound of gunfire.

The old people were praying in low voices. They had experienced war, but they were still filled with fear of the cruel sound of gunfire. It was the fear of the unknown and death.

The house trembled slightly under the impact of gunfire, and the dust on the walls fell down, as if it was also trembling with this sudden disaster.

Merchants in the city hurriedly packed up their belongings and tried to find a safe place to hide.

The signs of some shops were shaking under the vibration of gunfire, the streets were in chaos, and the goods were scattered all over the ground.

The livestock were also frightened and ran around, adding to the panic atmosphere in the city.

For the Japanese army, the sound of gunfire disrupted their deployment.

Some Japanese soldiers who were resting were frantically looking for their equipment, while officers were shouting orders, trying to reorganize effective resistance, but their voices seemed somewhat weak amid the noisy gunfire, and an atmosphere of tension and anxiety permeated the team.

Baga, hold on to your position, don't panic." The Japanese major shouted loudly, his voice sounding particularly sharp amid the sound of gunfire.

His face turned red and his eyes revealed anger and anxiety.

He waved his saber, trying to steady the soldiers.

"Bastards, get back to your position." The major continued to roar, his eyes sweeping over the panicked soldiers, his heart filled with helplessness and anger.

He knew that at this critical moment, the soldiers' panic might lead to the collapse of the entire defense line.

"Where did these Chinese troops come from?" the major muttered to himself, his heart full of doubts.

The defense line of Wuzhou City was impregnable, but they did not expect to be caught off guard by the sudden appearance of the enemy.

Unfortunately, no one could answer the major's question because they were all busy stopping the enemy.

The soldiers lay in the trenches, firing nervously.

The sound of gunfire continued to ring in my ears, and bullets whizzed through the air.

The Japanese soldiers resisted tenaciously, but their numbers gradually dwindled and their defense line was constantly being compressed.

The major looked at the situation before him, his heart filled with despair.

He knew that he might not be able to hold this position, but he was still unwilling to give up.

He decided to lead the soldiers in a final resistance, for the glory of the empire and for their own dignity.

.........

"Your Excellency the Brigade Commander, the Chinese army pretended to be our people and raided the city gate. They are now exchanging fire with the Yamada Battalion responsible for defending the city gate." Not long after, Sakurada Takeshi received a report from his subordinates.

Sakurada Takeshi's face became increasingly gloomy, he clenched his teeth, and his eyes flashed with anger.

This news hit his heart like a huge rock.

He never expected that the Chinese army would come up with such a bold strategy.

He quickly walked to the map, his eyes fixed on the layout of Wuzhou City.

He thought quickly about the countermeasures in his mind. The loss of the city gate meant that the enemy might march straight in, posing a huge threat to the Japanese troops in the city.

Whether Yamada's battalion could withstand the attack of the Chinese army became his most concerned issue at the moment.

"Notify other troops immediately and send them to the city gate for support," Sakurada Takeshi gave the order decisively. "At the same time, strengthen patrols and defenses in the city to prevent the Chinese army from making other surprise attacks."

His voice was full of majesty and decisiveness. In this critical moment, he must remain calm and make the right decision.

He knew very well that the outcome of this battle was related to the Japanese army's ruling status in Wuzhou, as well as his own honor and future.

"Hi." The communications staff officer who received the order responded quickly.

As the order was issued, the Japanese troops began to act quickly.

The signalmen were busy delivering messages, while the soldiers picked up their weapons and prepared to go to the battlefield.

The entire Wuzhou city fell into a tense atmosphere.

"Damn it, it looks like the Jingtian Battalion is in great danger." Major General Sakurada Takeshi also understood at this time why no news had been received until now.

His face was terribly gloomy, with anger and regret intertwined in his heart.

The loss of contact with the Jingtian Brigade already made him feel uneasy, and now learning that they might have met with an accident made him even more furious.

"Your Excellency the Brigade Commander, not only that, I'm afraid the Snow Fox has also betrayed us." The combat staff officer said at the right time.

These words were like another heavy hammer, hitting Major General Sakurada Takeshi's heart hard.

The snow fox has always been their secret weapon that they have placed great hopes on. If it really betrays them, the consequences will be disastrous.

There was a flash of astonishment and doubt in Major General Sakurada Takeshi's eyes. He could hardly believe that the Snow Fox would betray them.

But the current situation forced him to face this cruel reality.

Major General Sakurada Takeshi clenched his fists tightly, and his joints turned white from the force.

He quickly thought of a countermeasure in his mind.

If the Jingtian Battalion is destroyed and the Snow Fox betrays them, their situation in Wuzhou City will become extremely serious.

He had to make a decision as soon as possible and redeploy his troops to deal with possible more violent attacks from the Chinese army.

At the same time, he also had to find out the reason for Snow Fox's betrayal and take measures to prevent similar things from happening again.

"Baga, damn Chinese, they are totally untrustworthy." At this time, Major General Sakurada Takeshi was left with only helpless rage. His eyes were red and veins bulged on his forehead, like an enraged beast.

He vented all his anger on the damn snow fox, as if only this could relieve the resentment in his heart.

"Your Excellency the Brigade Commander, I'm afraid this has been a trap from the beginning. We now need to consider how to retreat." The operations staff said with a serious expression.

His voice was steady and calm, in stark contrast to Major General Sakurada Takeshi's anger.

The operations staff were fully aware of the severity of the current situation and that they had fallen into an extremely dangerous situation.

Staying in Wuzhou City would only put them in a deeper predicament. Now, they must formulate a retreat plan as soon as possible to preserve their strength.

After hearing what the operations staff said, Major General Sakurada Takeshi's anger subsided a little.

He understood that what the combat staff said made sense, but as a proud Japanese general, he was unwilling to retreat like this.

He pondered for a moment, then said slowly: "No, we can't retreat so easily. We must find a way to turn the situation around and deal a heavy blow to the Chinese."

The operations staff frowned slightly. He knew that Major General Sakurada Takeshi had a stubborn character and would not give up easily. But he also understood that the current situation was extremely unfavorable to them. If they did not retreat in time, their entire army might be annihilated.

He decided to persuade Major General Sakurada Takeshi again: "Your Excellency, our troops and equipment are at a disadvantage now. Continuing to fight will only cause us to suffer greater losses. Retreat is the wisest choice at the moment. We can preserve our strength and wait for the opportunity to counterattack."

Major General Sakurada Takeshi remained silent, his heart struggling fiercely.

He knew that what the operations staff said made sense, but his self-esteem would not allow him to retreat so easily.

He thought for a long time and finally made a difficult decision: "Okay, we are ready to retreat, but before retreating, we must teach the Chinese a profound lesson."

The operations staff breathed a sigh of relief and immediately began to make a retreat plan.

He knew that time was running out and they had to act quickly, otherwise they might be surrounded by the Chinese army and unable to escape.

In this tense moment, every decision concerns their life and death.

In fact, if they don’t withdraw now, they may never be able to withdraw.

Time passed by minute by minute, and the tense atmosphere hung over the city of Wuzhou like a heavy dark cloud.

Because the main force following Ma Dazhi is about to arrive.

This main force is like a huge hammer about to fall, full of powerful oppressive force.

They carried sufficient weapons and equipment, had high morale, and rushed to the battlefield with firm determination.

The footsteps of the soldiers and the roar of the vehicles intertwined together, as if it was a war song heralding victory.

Once they arrived, the Japanese army would be unable to retreat.

The Japanese army will be trapped in a heavy encirclement and will be unable to escape.

Their fate will be like fallen leaves swept by the wind, with no control over their own direction.

At this time, the Japanese army was facing an unprecedented crisis.

"Sir, Commander, we must retreat as soon as possible." At this time, a dusty captain walked in from outside the command center and said to Major General Sakurada Takeshi with a look of horror.

His face was covered with smoke and dust, and his eyes revealed deep fear and anxiety.

His military uniform was somewhat torn, obviously he had just been through a fierce battle.

The captain breathed rapidly, as if he had not yet recovered from the tense atmosphere on the battlefield.

He was fully aware of the seriousness of the situation and knew that if they did not retreat, they would face a catastrophe.

He looked at Major General Takeshi Sakurada anxiously, hoping that he could make a wise decision as soon as possible.

Major General Sakurada Takeshi felt heavy in his heart when he looked at the captain.

He knew that what the captain said was true, but as a commander, he was unwilling to retreat so easily.

He clenched his teeth and fell into deep thought. At this critical moment, he had to weigh the pros and cons and make the most beneficial decision for the troops.

However, time was running out and he could not hesitate any longer.

The atmosphere in the command center was tense and depressing, and everyone was waiting for Major General Takeshi Sakurada's decision.

"How far are the Chinese army from us?" Major General Sakurada Takeshi took a deep breath and asked. (End of this chapter)