In the dark night, stones fell from the sky one after another.

Although the stone casters could not see where the Japanese were, the Japanese could not see the stones flying in the night sky.

The final result depends on the strength of the stone thrown and the number of Japanese people.

If there was a Japanese man, he guessed that there should be many Han people on the hill, otherwise the stone would not have been smashed like a meteor shower.

But just in this stone, the shield in his hand was suddenly hit by a stone and made a "bang".

Fortunately, his shield was indeed very thick and he was finally not smashed.

But even with such a powerful force, he and the shield fell to the ground.

So the Japanese man couldn't help but shout.

Does it hurt? Of course it hurts!

The pain was not just because the stone made his arm holding the shield hang down, but also caused his head to hit the ground after he fell to the ground.

But when he shouted, his position was exposed, and stones flew over one after another.

This Japanese man is unfortunate.

Just as he struggled to lift the shrunk shield and tried to avoid it, a stone directly hit his chest.

The stone was hit so hard that he didn't even have the chance to spit out a bloody rain.

Just because of a "click", his chest was smashed to pieces by the stone!

This Japanese man who had lost consciousness did not know that he was the most unlucky one of their attackers.

Although other Japanese people were injured by stones, they were more injured from behind by the shattered gravel that fell to the ground.

For a moment, stones kept falling in the sky, and the Japanese were frightened by the gravel that was splashing everywhere.

But how could it be possible if these Japanese people retreated?

At this time, a Japanese man shouted, and amid his shouts, the other Japanese man suddenly woke up.

Yes! If someone can hit them with stones, why can't they fight back with stones?

Of course, they also knew that the highest point of the hill was not much lower than where they were now.

The Han people could throw big stones from high to bottom, but they could not throw big stones back, but could they not throw small stones?

So a group of Japanese people groped on the ground, picked up small stones as big as fists and threw them on the hill.

Not to mention, the Japanese's move really worked. For a moment, it seemed like a stone rain on the top of the hill, and the "ding ding dang" kept ringing.

Then the situation that made the Japanese happy happened, and the stones thrown down on the mountain were really reduced, and in the end there was nothing left!

The people of Japan were marching forward while throwing stones on the mountain, and soon they arrived at the place where the hills and the highlands were connected.

The stone rain they threw successfully inspired their fighting spirit, and the Japanese people groped to climb up the mountain.

How long can a slope be like that? It's just ten or twenty feet.

Seeing that the top was expected, the courage of the Japanese people increased even more.

But at this moment, the Japanese heard some kind of collision sound in front of them, followed by the sound of heavy objects rolling on the hillside.

"***!" The young man realized that something was wrong and shouted loudly.

But before he finished speaking, a large stone weighing dozens of kilograms that had fallen from the mountain in the dark hit him.

Who knows how much impact a stone weighing dozens of kilograms will produce when it rolls down from the hillside?

The Japanese man just screamed and was hit into the dark nothingness by the stone, as if he had never come to this world!

But for these Japanese people, now is the time when you will retreat if you don’t advance, so how can you retreat?

If they start over, would they still plan to pay the same amount of casualties?

So the little leader of the Japanese shouted loudly, and all the Japanese continued to strive to reach the top!

In the dark night, who knows how many stones rolled down from the top of the mountain, and how many Japanese people had knocked away from those stones?

After a tragic tragedy, finally some Japanese rushed to the top of the hill.

As for how many of them rushed to the top of the mountain, the Han people who defended did not know, and the Japanese people themselves did not know!

But at this moment, an accident happened again.

When a few Japanese men were fumbled forward, they suddenly felt that they had gravel on their feet. The gravel was so fine that some of them slid down and fell to the ground!

I want to ask if these Japanese people are in pain? It hurts! That hurts really!

Most of them are bare-thighs without pants. How can they not hurt when they fall on the gravel?

But if this is the case, it would be fine. At this moment, a Japanese man suddenly screamed loudly.

What kind of scream is that? In the words of the Han people, it is called a scream that is not a movement!

Just the scream that is not movement does not mean that you are lying on the ground and being stabbed by a stone!

What's going on? For a moment, people in Japan became frightened again.

And then a man heard a "dang" sound, and this time the sound was much crisper than the "dang" sound that was hit by a stone!

While the Japanese were stunned, another Japanese man screamed like a pig.

"***!" The man who had no life, shouted, and only the other man knew that he was shot by a stone!

He was shot by a stone!

For a moment, all the Japanese people fell to the ground with a "swish".

They no longer care about the pain of the stones on the ground.

Because there was a legend in their minds.

The legendary evil star is good at shooting their Japanese people with stones, and the power of shooting stones is no less than that of bows and arrows!

At this time, the Japanese were tortured to have no control over the enemy. They forgot to fight back with stones again.

The sound of "dang" and "dang" that had just shot out the stone hit the rocks sounded a few times, and then it stopped.

For a moment, the entire mountain top became silent again.

But when the remaining Japanese people began to think of countermeasures, another stone fell from the sky.

If there is an unlucky Japanese, they will be hit by the stone like a human head.

If you are directly hit and you will not mention it. If you are injured, you will be killed.

The Japanese who also have the ability to move, when they saw the stones thrown by the other party, they instinctively remembered that they wanted to pick up the stones and fight back.

But at this moment, they saw a ball of fire suddenly popping up in front of them, and then they saw the ball of fire flipping like a wheel, which was a lit torch!

The torch flies in the air, and that is the moving light source.

As soon as the light source moves so quickly, the shadows of all the rocks on the ground that are higher than the ground become longer and shorter, and the rapidly moving images make the Japanese dazzling!

All the Japanese who saw things were shocked when they saw a few people suddenly stood up among the rocks on the top of the mountain, raising arrows one by one, and then the arrows came as if they were flying!

The torch fell to the ground and splashed countless sparks again, but how could the torch be destroyed?

The Japanese who were still struggling were all shot in the arrows. At this time, there were only a dozen Japanese who were able to move.

And the shields of most of them were already thrown away, so how could they defend against the deadly arrows?

However, two Japanese men still had shields left in their hands.

One of them quickly raised his shield.

But just as he had just put the shield up, a feather arrow came like lightning and actually pierced through the shield and strung him and the shield together!

And the other Japanese man did not see that his companion had been shot through.

When he was glad that he had a shield, he unexpectedly hit the opposite side with a stone weighing five or six pounds and directly hit the shield.

With a "bang", the shield fell first, and the Japanese man was then pressed down, and then another feather arrow flew over.
Chapter completed!