Songdo's resistance was obviously useless. The combat team brought by Wang Si was very powerful. In addition, their firepower was very powerful, so the Japanese who stopped them soon lie at their feet and continued to approach Songdo.

Songdao no longer cared about Battalion Commander Fan's side at this time, and directly called on all the Japanese around him to turn around to deal with Wang Si's side, leaving the puppet troops to deal with Battalion Commander Fan.

This gave Battalion Commander Fan and his team a chance to breathe. They quickly divided into two combat groups and took turns to fight with the puppet troops so that the team could take a breath.

Otherwise, if he continued like this, he would be afraid that they would not be killed by the puppet army, so he would be exhausted. Therefore, they would have to separate and fight with the puppet army in turn.

Under such a wheel battle, the puppet army naturally could not withstand it and was defeated in an instant. They were either killed on the spot or trampled to death by the charging regiment defense battalion. If the rest could not withstand it, they would surrender.

At this time, only the Japanese were left fighting to the death, but the number of Japanese was already very rare. Coupled with the consumption in the battle, there would be less than twenty Japanese in front of Songdao.

But these less than twenty Japanese soldiers fought against the commando teams attacking on both sides, and there was basically no chance of winning. Songdo did not dare to spread the troops to fight. Twenty Japanese soldiers gathered the team as much as possible and formed a self-defense circle as soon as possible. All Japanese soldiers were ready for the final battle.

Just as Songdao and the others were ready to fight for the final battle, Wang Si and the others had already led the team to rush up and quickly surrounded the Japanese with Fan Yong, surrounding Songdao.

"Baga!" Songdao saw the commando coming up, holding the saber in his hands tightly, and posing in front of Wang Si and the others, as if he was about to fight with Wang Si.

Before, he saw Hashimoto die at Wang Si's hands, so he didn't expect to fight with Wang Si face to face with him. As long as he could kill a few Chinese soldiers, he would make a profit.

Therefore, he did not take a step forward, but just stuck in his circle. He knew that as long as he walked out of that circle, it would mean that his left and right and rear were exposed to his opponent.

But if he continues to stick to his own circle, at least he has temporarily protected him from both left and right and behind, and no problems will occur for the time being.

Therefore, he planned to stand firm with the Japanese behind them and fight with Wang Si in the final battle. Even if he was to die in the battlefield in the end, he felt that he had achieved the so-called Bushido spirit.

Seeing that Wang Si had already gained an advantage, he naturally would not be polite to them, nor would he tell them about the preferential treatment of surrendering without killing the gun. He directly took his brothers to raise the bloody short sword in his hands and stab the Japanese in the way.

Those Japanese originally wanted to fight with the commandos with the rifles and bayonets in their hands, but after all, they took advantage of the guys in their hands to gain a certain advantage and would not be wiped out.

But they didn't expect that Wang Si and the others would not follow the routine at all. Their positions were different every time, and they were all aimed at the vital points of the Japanese soldiers.

These Japanese guys either had their necks cut, had their hearts stabbed from their chests and were stabbed into their hearts, or they were stabbed directly from their backs, piercing through their entire hearts and killing them.

There were tens of millions of deaths, but there was an exception on the ground, and there was no chance of survival, which led to the defeat of the entire Japanese defense.

After this round of assassination, the commando had only two minor injuries, but more than a dozen died on the Japanese side, and only five or six Japanese soldiers followed Songdao.

Songdo was anxious, raised the saber in his hand and slashed directly at Wang Si. The speed was almost unimaginable to him.

Seeing the sword slashing towards him, Wang Si immediately dodged and avoided it as soon as possible, which directly caused the sword that was completely lost.

When Songdao saw the sword in his hand fall, he immediately put away the knife and turned around, aimed the tip of the knife at Wang Si, and ran directly towards Wang Si.

He planned to use the speed of running inertia to increase the force of the tip of his knife into his body and come to Wang Si's chest. This posture would not kill Wang Si and would never stop.

Wang Si immediately turned around, used the short knife in his hand to directly spread the saber that the opponent stabbed over, and then rotated around Songdao, which hit Songdao's chest and hit him with a shoulder.

Because of the strong impact, Matsushima's whole body involuntarily left one side, and with the saber in his hand, he turned to the side. If it weren't for Matsushima's timely gaining a foothold, he would have fallen directly to the ground, so how could he stand there?

After Matsushima stood firm, he was about to turn around and slash Wang Si's side, intending to slash Wang Si's head directly to keep it for Hashimoto and the dead Japanese.

However, his horizontal slash was just pulled away by Wang Si's short sword. After Wang Si drove the opponent's horizontal slash, he immediately raised his right foot and kicked Song Dao's chest.

This force was already eighty-minute of Wang Si's strength. At that moment, only the sound of a broken sternum was heard. Then Song Dao was pushed out by the force, and his feet hit the wall of the house near the deck along the ground, kicking the wall a hole the size of Song Dao's body.

"Hisser Matsushima!" When he saw Matsushima being kicked into the wall and entering the room, he immediately started calling, probably because he was worried that his chief would be kicked to death by Wang Si, and he became a little excited.

The brothers brought by Wang Si would naturally not let the Japanese yell in front of him. After hearing this harsh sound, the brothers immediately rushed towards the Japanese and stabbed them into the Japanese's heart with the short knife in their hands.

After that, the remaining five or six Japanese soldiers were stabbed and killed on the spot and fell on the deck, without any chance to survive.

At this time, Wang Si walked directly into the room where Songdo was kicked into, found Songdo, who had just gotten up from the ground and didn't bother to pick up the saber on the ground, and immediately kicked Songdo directly in the chest.

Songdo's body was immediately kicked at the wall by this force, and a stream of blood was sprayed out of his mouth, dyeing the blank Dongfang in the room red.

After Matsushima hit the wall, he counterattacked with the force of the ground and fell off the deck. His whole body seemed to be scattered, and he couldn't even get up.
Chapter completed!