Lu Sanjiang was actually asleep.

He even snored.

But the veteran who was also nestled in the grass and was hanging his arms with bandages five meters away did not wake him up.

The nervous tension in the wild for several consecutive days made the wound so painful that it could not sleep. What's more, a young man who had just joined the army for three years, even though he had gradually grown into a qualified cavalry.

Young cavalry must be qualified.

Because the brothers who stood in front of him to block the wind and rain for them were constantly consumed in the war, just like in the last duel with the Japanese cavalry, most of the people who died in the battle were veterans.

They knew that as long as they could avoid them, the ones who were cut open by the Japanese sharp sabers would be the recruits who were immediately following them, so they could not hide, either for life to be exchanged for life or use their bodies to become the shield of the little brothers.

The growth of cavalry is even more cruel than that of infantry. They die in battle and grow up one after another.

There are very few veterans who can survive until the end.

But this is also the pride of the cavalry.

The veteran's left elbow was chopped off in the previous round of cavalry. According to the rules, those with physical disabilities can be classified as seriously injured and do not need to take a mission. However, he was still worried about his little brother, so he insisted on hanging his arms to accompany him into the battlefield to reconnaissance.

Lu Sanjiang was not only his comrade-in-arms, but also his fellow villager. It was he who patted his chest to take Lu Sanjiang away from his parents and told them that he would definitely come back with his little brother who stood out.

Maybe he could no longer shoot and fight with his little brother, but his experience could undoubtedly help the new cavalry sergeants. In addition, the shortage of staff in the combat cavalry company in recent days, so he, a seriously injured person who should have been hidden and cultivated, also entered the battlefield.

The continuous pain constantly tortures the human nerves, but it has also become the best stimulus to resist sleepiness. The veteran actually only slept for less than 3 hours in two days and nights.

The sound of horse hooves like thunder came from the other side of the main road, and there was an enemy situation!

However, without the veteran shouting, the veteran knew that Lu Sanjiang had woken up.

His snoring disappeared.

The veteran's mouth was very relieved.

He knew that his little brother was growing faster than he thought. Even in the deepest sleep, even if he had himself on his side, he did not lose his vigilance.

This is very good, meaning he will be on his own soon.

This also means that he may not need his own help in the future and can take the updated troops to mission with him.

However, for the veteran, there is only relief, no loss.

"Brother! Why are there Japanese cavalry at this time?" Lu Sanjiang's voice came softly.

"I don't know!" The veteran who was biting the grass roots in his mouth to replace the cigarette roll shook his head solemnly.

Before the 10th Japanese Army arrived in Songjiang, in order to hinder their march, Songjiang City sent nearly a thousand people to destroy the main road from Huangpu River to Songjiang City. The artificially excavated large pits and the roadbeds destroyed with explosives made it extremely difficult for pure mechanized troops to reach this main road.

The Japanese engineers spent a lot of time but failed to repair the main road quickly. Horse riding and tricycle became the main means of transportation for Japanese troops to communicate between the two places.

However, at this time, riding a horse on such a road condition is not a good choice. If you accidentally lose your horse, you will fall and fall to death.

However, the cavalry team running along the main road increased the horse speed to at least 50%.

The first few horses were immediately shining the way forward with flashlights, obviously the pathfinders, and the twenty horses behind were followed closely in the dawn of dawn.

You can feel their eagerness without watching too close.

However, this scale is neither a cavalry sequence that can be put into combat nor a communications team of two or three horses.

The telescope borrowed from the company commander was hung on Lu Sanjiang's neck, alerting that the newly-school cavalry sergeant who opened his eyes must learn to observe and judge by themselves, and no longer rely on his brother in everything.

Since seeing the veteran pay the price of breaking his arms to save him, Lu Sanjiang has become much silent.

The veteran knew his guilt, but he did not give it a special guidance. Pain and torture were all necessary processes for growth.

Now Lu Sanjiang is much better than the new recruits who are used to asking about veterans for everything two or three days ago.

The sky became brighter and brighter, and the horses running from afar became clearer and clearer.

"Brother! They seem to be escorting someone to the Songjiang front line." Lu Sanjiang's voice came.

"Well! Then when they pass, we will evacuate first. It will dawn soon, and the Japanese cavalry will come at any time." The veteran nodded.

"I have been waiting all night and didn't reconnaissance anything. I just went back like this, unwilling to give up!" Lu Sanjiang licked his lips, a little annoyed.

"Nothing happens, it's better than having a situation!" The veteran said, holding one arm to pack up his personal belongings.

"That's right!" Lu Sanjiang answered while unwilling to accept the team of horses holding the telescope, looking from far to near, and from near to far.

In the horse team, a figure wearing white gloves, hanging a commanding knife without a helmet broke into his sight.

"Brother, there is a high-ranking official! At least he is an assistant!" Lu Sanjiang's eyes suddenly opened.

"So what? There are only two of us here, there are more than 20 people. Can you cook or steam him?" The veteran shook his head and replied unhappily. "I'm going to leave, go back and report to the company commander and others. The Japanese army has no troops to be mobilized tonight."

"Hey! If my gunshot skills are half as good as Deputy Director Tang, I might be able to kill him." Lu Sanjiang took out his rifle and aimed at the distance. Even the horse team was blurred in the sight, let alone the Japanese officer he was watching in the telescope, and said with great regret.

"Bad, it's not easy to be so far away, Deputy Director Tang is here! When will you be calmer? Don't do these whimsical things?" The veteran frowned and scolded his little brother.

This guy hasn't calmed down for two days and is almost back to the past, which makes him quite dissatisfied.

"Why aren't you calm? I just said that, but I didn't really want to fight." Lu Sanjiang, who was lying in the grass, stubbornly held his gun and continued to aim at the horse team.

The long distance made him unable to see clearly in the sight of the sight. He subconsciously picked up the telescope with his left hand and looked at the figure of the Japanese officer who was still undulating on the horse's back. He held a gun in one hand, simulating in his mind how he could shoot one by one like Tang Dao.

It was really that Tang Dao left a deep impression on him in the cavalry duel that day.

The cavalry rushed against each other, and the distance between three or four hundred meters arrived in an instant, making the muscles almost stiff and the mind was blank. It was definitely not time, but the sound of horse hooves like continuous thunder and constantly reminding you that if you don’t raise your knife, you will be cut off by your opponent.

Therefore, the cavalry often throws away the cavalry and holds the saber high, which can not only intimidate the enemy, but also give themselves courage.

It was like Tang Dao, who had to hold a gun and fire five rounds of magazines, which was so strong that it was frighteningly powerful.

Perhaps he was too involved, and the new sergeant did not realize that his gun had already been opened. With his fingers slightly hooked, the gun was fired.

A shot was shot out with a "bang!"

"You bastard, crazy!" The veteran almost vomited blood.

Why is this stupid guy still stubborn?

Lu Sanjiang was also stunned.

It's not because I pulled the trigger recklessly.

But something incredible happened in the telescope.

A war horse fell down in response to the sound.

The Japanese horses that were speeding up were in chaos in an instant.

He actually hit it?

More than one mile away!

God has appeared?

"Brother, I seem to have hit it!" Lu Sanjiang replied weakly.

"I hit you! I'm a good-looking guy who lies about my military achievements." The veteran who crawled over snatched Lu Sanjiang's telescope and looked into the distance.

The veteran was stunned.

The Japanese horses had stopped, and did not pursue the deep wilderness as imagined, but were surrounded by them, looking quite panicked.

Obviously, Lu Sanjiang didn't lie, he really hit a target.

No one else is lucky enough to hit a mouse with this blind cat.

"Let's go!" The veteran shouted in a deep voice without caring about testing the results of the battle.

After the Japanese army reacted, the two of them could not escape. The short-range sprint of Mongolian horses they equipped was far inferior to that of Eastern horses.

Two soldiers quietly climbed out of the bushes to the back of the hills, and retreated deep into the woods with their four hooves tied with cotton.

If they had the chance to look back, they would be surprised to find that the Japanese cavalry had no intention of pursuing them.

There are wilderness on all sides, and they have no way to track their targets at all.
Chapter completed!