The sound of heavy machine guns that had "holes" sounded from time to time in the distance had stopped.

At the beginning, when the heavy machine gun sounded from afar, both the enemy and us paid attention.

But when they saw that the gunshot was a little far from the main battlefield, and no bullets hit the battlefield, no one cared about it anymore.

And now, the shooting sounds on the Liujiahu battlefield have also stopped.

But the gunshots stopped but they did not stop. Just at the front of the Chinese position, dozens of Chinese soldiers were lying behind a pile of soil.

"Company Commander!" a soldier shouted.

"I'm still alive, don't come here!" An answer came from the front.

In front of the mound was a downward slope of more than 30 meters. More than 20 Chinese soldiers fell down layer by layer on top of it. All the soldiers were lying towards the front.

The river has its own channels, and blood has its own path. The blood flowed by the soldiers gathered into a stream and all flowed downwards.

The soldiers had been killed for a while, so the blood had flowed through it. Except for the seeping into the soil, it gathered into a puddle six or seven feet long and wide below the slope. So the puddle showed a rash-like redness, which became a pond dyed red with the blood of anti-Japanese soldiers.

After passing the pond, there was a long piece of land. At that end of the land was white water, which was the large pond covering dozens of acres.

A Chinese soldier was lying on this side of the puddle. His head was soaked in the water that only exposed the back of his head. It was obvious that the person had been killed, and the rifle he used was also inserted obliquely into the water that only showed a half-pull.

Another soldier was lying on his back in the puddle.

The puddle was uneven, and his head happened to be on a high point. He did not close his eyes but looked at the sky above his head.

It is said that the eyes of the deceased are empty, but because blood is splashed on his face, his eyes cannot be empty, and all they can reveal is unwillingness.

The dead are dead, even though he is killed in front of the soldiers, but if he dies, he will die, and everyone must consider the living.

And just on the side of the puddle facing the Japanese army, a man was nestling there.

The reason for using "就" is because he is turning around and tightening a strip of cloth wrapped around his thighs with his hands.

He was shot, and he was shot in the thigh.

As a veteran, he knew that if he could not stop the blood in time, then the only thing waiting for him would be to die of blood.

As for saying that he must have been exposed to the Japanese rifle now, the Japanese invaders can take their lives with one shot at any time.

But so what? If you want to marry, take it away. It is better than being punished by foreigners here!

The enemy and us shot around the large pond in front of us.

For the Chinese defenders, the advantage is that with the barrier of this pond, neither the Japanese tanks and armored vehicles nor the Japanese infantry could rush up.

Their disadvantage is that their terrain is low and they suffer losses when they shoot against the Japanese army. The puddle stained with blood is a clear evidence.

This company commander was knocked down on this not-so-long slope by the Japanese army in order to reverse the decline and led people forward.

Yes, it was said that he was shooting randomly, but it wasn't. At first he thought it was.

It was not until he was shot in the leg that he realized that he had not realized before that he thought he was planning to do it, but what about it?

But in fact, the Japanese army occupied a higher commanding height, and the puddle he was in now was really a pit, and a pit where the rest of the people except him were "buried" here!

Because of this, how could he let the soldiers behind him enter this pit again in order to save him?

"Company Commander, I have a rope here. We will throw the rope over to you. If you hold the rope, we will pull you over!" A soldier shouted, and then some soldiers really threw the rope that was wrapped in a ball towards the company commander.

Unfortunately, the rope was very light. Even if the soldiers were wrapped in a ball and threw it out, it fell to the ground when it fell to the edge of the puddle near the position.

"Idiot, tie a stone to the rope!" another soldier next to him said.

The rope was pulled back, but the stone suitable for tying the rope as a counterweight was not just there. In a hurry, the soldier took out a grenade and tied it on it, which made him throw the rope out again.

So the grenade dragging the rope hit the other side of the puddle, splashing bloody water.

The company commander reached out and touched the grenade, which was equivalent to touching the rope.

He was shot in the thigh but his arms were not injured, but he could use force. Just as he grabbed the rope with both hands, the soldiers behind the mound shouted and pulled it hard.

In the time of life and death, all the pain that usually seems to be pretentious compared to that life!

The soldiers acted like tug of war, but in fact they were to save their lives. After several flexion and stretching of their arms, they dragged their company commander into the puddle, and more blood-colored water splashed.

But the question is, did the Japanese army agree?

Of course, the Japanese army did not agree, but for Chinese officers and soldiers, there was still a glimmer of hope of life to drag people back, and stayed there was only death!

With another shout of roar, the rope was dragged straight by the soldiers.

But at this moment, the gunshots rang out, and the gunshots were not just a sound, but because the time of pulling the trigger was roughly the same, the gunshots coincided.

The soldiers lying behind the mound saw the dust splashing on the slope in front, and almost at the same time the rope used to save lives broke. Then there was a "Ouch" sound behind the mound where he was!

The originally tight rope suddenly broke, and the soldiers who pulled the rope naturally flashed, and their company commander was left in the bloody puddle again.

"Damn the Japanese, beat me to death!" The company commander was stunned at first, then turned around and shouted in anger.

He supported the floor with both hands and used his good legs to support him and wanted to stand up hard, but in the end he could only support the floor with both hands and barely raise his body above the water.

The Japanese army broke the rope with a gun and stopped shooting, so it became quiet again, and only the company commander's screams echoed on the battlefield.

The so-called "seeking benevolence and gaining benevolence". Now the company commander does not want to be humiliated by the Japanese army and seeking death. So will the Japanese army shoot?

To be honest, not only behind this mound, but also behind other positions, Chinese soldiers no longer want to shoot against the Japanese army.

The guns were not as good as the Japanese army. After the guns in their hands reached five or six hundred meters across the opposite side, they had no idea where the bullets had flew. The accuracy and effective range of Hanyang were ultimately inferior to the Japanese Type 38 rifle.

Precisely because the gunshot skills and weapons are not as good as the opponent, the Chinese side will not say that the wounded soldiers are all over the camp, but the wounded always have to deal with it.

So, what will be the fate of the Chinese company commander who is waiting for the humiliation of this unwilling invader at this time?

Just when everyone thought that the company commander would die, whether he was shot by the Japanese army in one shot or humiliated to death, the heavy machine guns on the flanks of both sides of the enemy and us suddenly rang again.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter completed!