About six or seven miles away from the county town is a hilly area, where the road winds and winds, and the sight at both ends is blocked.

Gao Han and others came to a telephone pole, and Li Chengwu climbed up in a few seconds and cut two telephone lines with a dagger.

Then, Gao Han and others hid not far away.

The Japanese were moving very quickly. About 30 minutes later, a Japanese motorcycle carried two Japanese correspondents passing by. They did not stop in front of the faulty telephone pole, but continued to drive forward.

Zhang Quan asked, "Master Jiu, why didn't they stop here?"

Zhang Quan and others knew almost nothing about advanced equipment such as telephone and radio, and did not understand the procedures for telephone soldiers to repair lines.

After all, Li Chengwu stayed in the regular army for a while. He said: "The Japanese correspondents checked the line and would not climb up one by one. They would go a long way to determine where the fault was? They would not return soon."

Sure enough, 20 minutes later, the Japanese motorcycle returned and stopped under the faulty telephone pole.

Gao Han and others immediately rode their horses and walked towards the Japanese.

The Japanese correspondents were checking the route. When they saw a team of puppet cavalry coming, they were too lazy to pay attention to them and continued to do their own things.

Gao Han and others came to the Japanese. At this time, one of the Japanese was on the telephone pole, one was standing below, and the other was still riding on the motorcycle.

Gao Han was riding a horse in front, and everyone was watching his gestures to prepare for action.

When they passed by the Japanese, Gao Han said, "Take it."

Zhang Quan took action against the Japanese under the telephone pole, and the two brothers Ning Wen and Ning Wu pulled the Japanese driver riding on the motorcycle down.

The Japanese on the telephone pole was frightened and panicked when he saw the sudden appearance below. He did not bring a weapon, and his body was fixed on the telephone pole. He didn't know what to do. He wanted to shout for help, but he couldn't see the Japanese and puppet troops in front, back and left and right. So he hurriedly wanted to connect the wire and call the Japanese in the county for help.

Gao Han could not give him such time to pick up a stone from the ground and throw it towards the Japanese back. Gao Han was so powerful that the stone as big as a fist hit the Japanese body directly. His body was hung on the telephone pole and he died.

Gao Han climbed up the telephone pole, threw down the Japanese corpse, and used the Japanese's equipment to check the line to fix the body on the telephone pole, and began to call.

The guerrillas found a hidden place on the roadside to hide the corpse of the Japanese and hid it, leaving behind Zhang Quan and Li Chengwu, just like the cavalry and communication soldiers of the puppet army were checking the route.

Not long after, a Japanese military vehicle passed by here and saw three puppet troops working seriously. Without arousing their suspicion, they drove directly over.

After Gao Han went up, he did not connect to the telephone line to the 63rd Regiment Headquarters, but instead connected the telephone line to the line on the side of the division headquarters. He first monitored the phone for a period of time and found something related to the division headquarters. So he called the division headquarters and asked the switchboard to be transferred to the combat duty room.

"Hey, I am the duty officer at Lu County Logistics Soldier Station. Who is on duty?" Gao Han said.

"I am Shimizu Ichiro, what's the matter?" said a Japanese officer with a Hokkaido accent.

Gao Han said: "Not long ago, we received a call saying that the division and regiment headquarters had a batch of supplies and wanted to be transferred to our office. The front duty staff forgot to record the vehicle number when handing over. It was our negligence. Please don't be surprised. Please tell me again the license plate number of the materials transported."

Shimizu Ichiro, the on-duty member of the division headquarters, was obviously very dissatisfied with their dereliction of duty. He mumbled and blamed him, but he still provided help to Gao Han, who pretended to be Asahi.

Gao Han expressed his gratitude, said a few more words in a rash manner, and mastered the accent of Shimizu Ichiro's speech.

Then he connected the route to the 63rd United Army.

"Hey! I am Ichiro Kiyomizu, the combat staff officer of the division headquarters. Who are you?"

The officer on duty of the 63rd Regiment spoke enthusiastically with the same Hokkaido accent: "It turns out to be Kiyomizukun! I am Taro Takahashi, Kiyomizukun, are you doing well recently?"

This guy is actually an acquaintance with Ichiro Kiyomizu.

Gao Han didn't dare to say much, for fear that he would see through it, so he said, "Takahashi, I have urgent official duties now, so I won't tell you more. Now I will convey the orders of the Chief of Staff of the Division and you can record it.

Taro Takahashi did not dare to neglect and said, "Shimizu-kun, please tell me."

Gao Han said: "Zhi Na spread rumors in the newspaper to slander our great Japanese Imperial Army. In order to counterattack against Zhi Na, the division headquarters specially invited reporters to understand the details of the Taohua Mountain battle. You immediately send someone to send Hamasaki Ayumi and Shimada to the division headquarters."

Taro Takahashi repeated the order and wanted to greet Ichiro Kiyomizu. Gao Han said, "Takahashi, the sir, I won't tell you for the time being. I will come back and invite you to drink." After that, he hung up the phone.

Not long after, the phone rang, and Taro Takahashi said: "Qimizu-kun, I have asked the corps captain and arranged a vehicle to send Ayumi Hamasaki and Shimada to the division headquarters, with license plate number Jun-370."

"Okay, Takahashi, I will report to the Chief of Staff now." After saying that, Gao Han hung up the phone.

Gao Han got off the telephone pole and said to Zhang Quan and others with some excitement: "After a while, the two beasts of Hamasaki Ayuki and Shimada will come."

The team members were also very excited and lie on the side of the road, ready for battle.

The 63rd United Army Headquarters.

This idiot Shimada has lost a whole squadron of Japanese soldiers as the squadron leader, but he ran back alone. In the 63rd Regiment, his reputation was too bad. In the past, except for eating, he was embarrassed to show up publicly to avoid seeing the contemptuous gazes that the Japanese officers and soldiers cast at him.

When he heard that the division and regiment headquarters suddenly asked him to report the situation, he felt relieved. At least he could temporarily leave the 63rd United Army Corps to change to a new environment to avoid suffering here. Moreover, he suddenly had an idea, and wanted to find a familiar old commander to transfer from the 63rd United Army Corps to start a new life.
Chapter completed!