The Japanese lieutenant held the sword in his hand tightly and rushed towards Wang Si. It was obvious that he wanted to catch him off guard with his three advantages of speed, ruthlessness and accuracy.

He knew that Wang Si was a difficult opponent, and if he didn't want to make a difference, he would never be able to beat Wang Si. Therefore, he analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of himself and Wang Si in time, and then set this killing mode based on his own advantages.

He believed that only when he was faster than Wang Si, he might have the chance to bypass his shortcomings and tie Wang Si. Otherwise, he would have rushed back and removed the same Japanese soldiers as those killed by Wang Si on the ground, and there would never be a second possibility.

Therefore, after thinking about all this, he started to take action, and planned to hit the target with one blow, and never give the opponent a chance to fight back. This is the result he needed.

After trying to settle everything, the Japanese lieutenant took action and rushed over as fast as possible according to Wang Si's side, ignoring the dead Japanese corpses on the ground, only caring about sprinting and trampling.

The moment he rushed to Wang Si, the saber in his hand suddenly waved from top to bottom, and cut down directly according to Wang Si's side.

This knife focused almost all the strength in his body at one point, and then cut down on Wang Si's head, and his speed and strength were exerted to the extreme at this moment.

But Wang Si was not in a hurry. When he saw that the knife was about to slash him, he dodged away, then directly reached out and took out the short sword equipped by the commando from his waist, and stabbed the back of the Japanese lieutenant who was uncontrollable due to inertia beside him.

Although it is helped by inertia, and the power of the Japanese lieutenant himself was too strong when he sprinted over, he can effectively avoid some damage from the other side of his back.

However, Wang Si's move was very sharp and sophisticated. The short sword penetrated the body of the Japanese lieutenant in an instant at the speed of the electric amphibian.

After the Japanese lieutenant restrained his inertia and stood firm, he felt a heart-like pain coming from his chest, causing his body, which was originally standing firm, to tremble involuntarily.

At this moment, he realized that he was injured, so he inadvertently looked down at the position of his chest that was painful, and then he suddenly found that the blade of a short knife appeared on his chest.

It was obvious that the short knife was inserted from behind him, directly penetrated his body and appeared on his chest because he could not see the handle of the knife.

When he was rushing, all his attention was on Wang Sishi's gun and Wang Si's body, but he ignored the short sword hidden in Wang Si's waist. This was exactly what he had been stabbed through his body by the short sword at this moment and had no way to know where the short sword appeared.

He tried to move his body to see if he could move. He was unwilling to finish the game like this. You must know that he had only had the first round of the duel with Wang Si, and he did not even last for two rounds like those soldiers who died in battle. Naturally, he felt indescribable.

For the first time, he felt that he was not as useful as those soldiers, and for the first time, he felt that he was incompetent and powerless, so he wanted to turn the situation around.

But he moved his body slightly and found that everything was not under his control, he could not use his strength, and the severe pain was still intensifying.

A stream of liquid involuntarily emerged from his throat and poured out through his mouth. This was blood, the blood that gushed out after his body was severely damaged.

He looked at Wang Si unwillingly, enduring the infinite pain brought by his body and the blood in his throat that could not be stopped.

Within a short while, his body lost consciousness, and then he fell to the ground, twitched twice, and there was no movement again.

The saber that fell from his hand bounced on the ground as his body fell, making a harsh roar.

The Japanese lieutenant died at Wang Si's feet. In less than ten seconds, no ordinary soldier even persisted for a long time. Not only did the Japanese lieutenant feel very unwilling to give up before his death, but even Tada, who stood and saw all this clearly, was surprised.

Originally, Tada thought that a second lieutenant of the Japanese took action and wanted to tie Wang Si, so that they could pass through the place smoothly, but they didn't expect that this unexpected result would happen, which really made them unable to understand.

"Your Excellency, his movements are so fast, let's retreat!" Seeing this situation, some Japanese officers could not withstand the psychological pressure, so they retreated in front of Tada.

At this time, rushing forward will mean to seek death. After all, no one among them dares to say that their combat ability can surpass that of the Japanese lieutenant.

Now the Japanese lieutenant has died under the opponent's move. Who among them can withstand Wang Si's move? Therefore, they are all timid.

"Retreat? Where can we have a way to retreat?" Tada immediately sneered when he heard this. The reason why Wang Si was blocking here was to drive them out. Retreat was just to turn from here to there and give it to the commando teams chasing them behind to eliminate them. It could not change their situation at all. Therefore, he said this.

"What should we do?" The Japanese officer's feet began to become weak, and he didn't know what to do for a moment. "Do you really have to die here?"

"Coward, as a soldier of the Great Japanese Empire, he died here and was loyal to His Majesty the Emperor. How could you say such words?" Tada immediately said to the Japanese officer.

Obviously, he was brainwashed very seriously, and he took their life and death lightly, but he valued the so-called loyalty and sacrifice very seriously, especially the honors of soldiers and warriors.

But his subordinates were not like this. These were not the Japanese who participated in the war of aggression against China in the early days. They did not have such strong military knowledge and were not poisoned by the ****.

Many of them were students at school and were all studying. Due to the consumption of war, Japan's local human resources had already dried up and had to recruit soldiers of fifteen or sixteen years old to go to the front line.

These soldiers went to the front line and were afraid of death and fear, so it was certain that they said these words.

But Tada did not accept this situation. He felt that this was an insult to the Imperial soldiers and a blasphemy of the Tabushido spirit. Therefore, after hearing this, he was the first to correct it, and insisted on forcing these Japanese to comply with his beliefs and firmness.
Chapter completed!