My own war game

Chapter 129: Natural Shooter
Tanya is a very common name in Russia. In China, it is similar to girls' names like Liu Lu and Zhao Xue.

However, He Chi did know that there was indeed a legendary female sniper "Tania Chernova" in the Soviet Union during World War II. It is said that she killed hundreds of German soldiers alone. However, most of her stories were not recorded in documents and were only spread by word of mouth among the masses. Later, they were also included in the movie "Enemy at the Gates".

Such good marksmanship, could it be him? He Chi looked at it with some doubt.

Now there are only two people left alive here. Since they have encountered the German vanguard, it means that the main force is not far from here. They need to move to Kiev as soon as possible.

As for whether we would be surrounded in Kiev, that was something to be considered later.

After a quick inspection of the battlefield, He Chi stuffed the food and fire into his arms, patted the girl on the shoulder and said, "The Germans are coming, we have to leave here."

The girl opposite remained silent. She just nodded slightly when she heard the Oriental man's words, with no sadness or joy on her face. She just covered the short man who was no longer breathing with a piece of clothing as she left.

Woo~
A Stuka flew across the sky and He Chi poked his head out from the bushes.

In half a day, they had seen three German planes, but not a single Soviet plane. It was obvious that the Germans had completely controlled the air supremacy in the area. It was no longer safe to take the main road, so the two men could only advance stealthily in the woods.

Tanya dodged various obstacles in the woods as nimbly as a deer, and her speed was no slower than He Chi's.

"You seem to be very familiar with the jungle." He Chi asked from the side.

"Yeah." The girl spoke sparingly and tiptoed lightly over a thick tree stump.

He Chi asked again, "You are very good at shooting. Who did you learn from?"

"grandfather."

"What does grandpa do?"

"hunter."

"What did he teach you to fight?"

"Deer, Fox, Wolf"

After a brief conversation, He Chi roughly understood that the girl should be a talented archer, and her background as a hunter family allowed her talent to be fully explored.

After the two men walked for 8 hours, it got dark and a small wooden house came into view.

This should be a temporary resting place for loggers or hunters. It was abandoned after the war. Much of the firewood in the house has become damp and moldy, and a small bag of salt hanging on the wall has completely caked.

Because he was afraid of being discovered, He Chi simply boiled some hot water and put out the fire. He took out some black bread and potatoes from his bag and gave them to the girl, and also broke off a piece for himself.

When He Chi took a bite of the black bread, the rough texture and the various rice husks mixed in it made it very difficult for him to chew. It took him 10 minutes to swallow a small piece.

The girl next to her had already eaten a whole piece of black bread.

"Are you a respectable person?" Looking at the Oriental man struggling with the food alone, the girl took the initiative to speak for the first time.

"What is a decent person?" He Chifang simply put down the food in his hand and asked.

The girl tilted her head and thought for a moment, "It's the one who eats white bread and can always ride in a carriage."

"So that's how it is. Why do you think I'm a decent person?" He Chi asked with a smile.

"You can't get used to black bread and boiled potatoes, and you have white teeth and nice clothes."

Girls have their own logic, that is, if you eat well and dress neatly, then you are a decent person.

"Do you want to be respectable?"

"I want to eat white bread." The simple conversation ended like this. After spending half a day together, He Chi roughly understood the girl in front of him. Tanya was extremely simple and usually focused most of her attention on having enough to eat.

According to previous statements, she should be the same age as Elizabeth, but her mental age should be about 4 or 5 years less.

The fates of the two people are even more different. At this time, the eldest princess should be listening to her tutor reading sonnets in front of the fireplace in Windsor Castle, thinking about how to better become an heir to the throne in the future, while the child in front of her just wants to eat a piece of white bread.

If Elizabeth is compared to a dignified and bright cosmos, then Tanya can probably only be regarded as a horsetail that grows out of the cracks in the rocks.

When sleeping, He Chi found the girl snuggled in the corner, holding the Mosin-Ganna rifle tightly in her arms.

He Chi tried to take the gun away from the girl's arms, and found that the other party had a confused expression on her face after leaving the rifle, so he looked around and found some straw in the corner of the room.

He Chi took a bundle of straw, turned his wrist, and soon a large straw rabbit took shape in his hand.

He Chi stuffed the grass rabbit into the girl's arms and said, "Holding this to sleep is more comfortable than a gun."

The girl looked at the thing in her hand and said softly, "rabbit", then she held it in her arms. Soon, she could hear the sound of even breathing.

In the middle of the night, the two people in the room woke up almost at the same time.

somebody is coming!

Because He Chi and his team were in a hurry and did not try to hide their traces, a squad of German soldiers discovered suspicious footprints in the woods.

The soldiers surrounded the house in a fan shape, with two submachine guns pointed at the window and the door, ready to shoot anyone who came out.

The muzzle of the gun was less than two meters away from the wooden house, and the scout reached out to pull the door handle.

Crash! The window suddenly shattered, and two black, round objects flew out from inside.

"It's a grenade! Get down!" the German scout shouted and rolled backwards.

In that moment of distraction, a dark shadow rushed out from the side, and stabbed a shiny meat-cutting knife directly into the neck of the nearest soldier, and then pounced on the next one without slowing down.

Just as the second soldier was about to stand up, the attacker used the inertia of his sprint to knock him down again. The German tried to struggle, but the attacker pressed down with both hands, and the handle of the knife went straight into his chest.

The remaining people woke up as if from a dream. The submachine gunner raised his gun and prepared to fire, but a silver-white revolver appeared in the enemy's hand at some point.

boom!boom!
Two shots were fired in succession. The powerful .455 bullets directly made a hole in the chest of the person being hit. The two people fell backwards and died instantly.

The last German had a mental breakdown and turned around to run. He had just run about twenty meters when a rifle was extended from the window.

boom! ! ! !

The bullet pierced his chest and the German fell to the ground.

He Chi stood up, shook off the blood on the knife, and put away the Mosin-Ghana rifle in the window.

The entire battle took less than half a minute.

"Shooting has begun. We can't stay here tonight. Let's go now." He Chi said to the girl beside him, and then began to search the German soldiers for their equipment.

Tanya nodded, walked out, picked up two potatoes on the ground, blew on them, and put them in her arms.

The two men continued to move forward in the cover of night. After walking a few dozen meters, the door of the wooden house was opened again.

The girl went back inside and reached out to take the straw rabbit from the table.

(End of this chapter)