AWB Chapter 116 Jungle Warfare
Chapter 116 Jungle Warfare
Looking at the silly girl who had come closer, Bai Luo said helplessly.
"You want to eat it? But it's too skinny, let it go. I'll buy you braised pork when we get out. It's much tastier than this skeleton."
Silly Girl shook her head upon hearing this.
"I won't eat it, it's pitiful, I want to take care of it."
Bai Luo “╭(°A°`)╮”
Zhao Zhonghe “●)o(●”
"Are you... serious?"
Bai Luo couldn't help but confirm it again.
The silly girl nodded firmly.
Bai Luo had a bit of a headache.
But this was the first time the silly girl had made a request after being by his side for so long, so he couldn't just refuse her directly.
"Such a small bear must have a mother. If you take it away, what will happen to its mother if she can't find it?"
Bai Luo, undeterred, continued to offer her advice.
Zhao Zhonghe, who was standing next to Bai Luo, kept nodding in agreement with her words.
"Its mother is dead."
Bai Luo: "?"
"How did you know?"
Zhao Zhonghe picked up the conversation and asked.
The silly girl put the little black bear on the ground. She then pointed to the earthen slope to the side.
Bai Luo and Zhao Zhonghe both turned their heads to look in that direction.
Bai Luo's eyes narrowed, and sure enough, less than 200 meters to the side, on a small hillside, lay the carcass of a large black bear, its body reduced to a skeleton, apparently eaten by some animal.
Only one bear head is still intact.
The little bear at Silly Girl's feet seemed to sense its mother, and the previously silent little black bear began to whimper.
Even though the language was somewhat exaggerated about the species, Zhao Zhonghe and Bai Luo could still hear the intense sorrow in the little black bear's whimpers.
Furthermore, Bai Luo discovered that the head of the dead black bear was pointing directly at the cave where the little black bear was staying.
I couldn't help but sigh. This big black bear was thinking about its cubs until its death.
The little black bear at Silly Girl's feet seemed to see its mother and tremblingly walked towards the black bear's carcass.
But after walking only a few steps, he fell to the ground due to extreme weakness.
Upon seeing this, Silly Girl immediately dropped her single-chain backpack and Gatling gun, took a few quick steps, grabbed the little black bear, and ran towards the big black bear's carcass.
Seeing this, Bai Luo decided that he would keep the bear as a pet.
Now that he had decided to adopt the little bear, the little black bear's home was Bai Luo's home. He whispered a few words to the silly girl.
Tell the silly girl to keep an eye on Zhao Zhonghe and take him into the bear den to hide until Bai Luo returns.
After saying that, he turned around and walked back. Before Zhao Zhonghe could react to what had happened, Bai Luo had already disappeared from his sight.
Zhao Zhonghe was getting anxious and was about to chase after her when Sha Niu grabbed him.
"Xiao Luo, I'll be back in a bit."
Hearing what the silly girl said, Zhao Zhonghe was slightly relieved. After all, what if a 9-year-old child was in danger?
The next second, the image of Bai Luo taking down a puppet soldier with a single strike flashed into his mind.
Zhao Zhonghe “.........”
Thinking about this, Zhao Zhonghe realized that he was probably the weakest one here.
Before Zhao Zhonghe could continue his reflections, he felt his feet leave the ground and realized that Sha Niu had lifted him up again.
Just as Zhao Zhonghe was about to ask Sha Niu what she wanted to do, Sha Niu had already arrived at the cave entrance and stuffed Zhao Zhonghe into the cave.
Zhao Zhonghe “...............”
Bai Luo, on the other hand, felt as if he had been freed from his shackles. He felt as if his eighteen martial arts skills had returned.
Bai Luo swiftly traversed the utterly silent primeval forest.
Soon, Bai Luo was less than 200 meters away from the Japanese soldiers who were searching into the forest. Taking advantage of the dim environment, he quickly circled around to the front of the Japanese soldiers and began to lay booby traps and directional mines.
If it weren't for the fact that the shells couldn't be fired from the woods, Bai Luo would have liked to just bombard them directly.
The setup was completed in a very quick manner.
Bai Luo quietly hid behind a big tree, waiting for the Japanese soldiers to trigger the booby trap.
But Bai Luo soon realized something was wrong; the Japanese soldiers had started to turn around.
How could Bai Luo possibly agree to this?
Bai Luo felt that the Japanese were toying with him, chasing him and leaving at will.
After seeing the Japanese soldiers turn around, Bai Luo immediately dashed out from behind the tree.
He raised his AK74U assault rifle and fired a shot into the back of the head of the nearest Japanese soldier.
The defeated Japanese soldier shuddered, then fell straight to the ground.
The Japanese soldier next to him was startled.
He realized that his companion had apparently fallen accidentally, and he was just about to tease the fallen companion when he suddenly realized something was wrong.
He thought he saw blood gushing from his companion's head.
The Japanese soldier finally realized that someone was attacking them. He was about to call for his teammates to be on guard when he felt a sharp pain in his head and collapsed to the ground.
With the help of the silencer, Bai Luo seemed to transform into a ghost in the forest, and more than 30 Japanese soldiers quickly fell under Bai Luo's sneak attack.
The Japanese soldiers realized something was wrong and quickly gathered together, but it was no use.
With the help of expert-level rifle skills, the five Japanese soldiers who had just gathered together were taken down by Bai Luo's precise bursts of fire.
They didn't even know where the bullets came from.
The remaining Japanese soldiers were even more terrified when they saw this scene. They hadn't heard any gunshots, but they saw their comrades being shot in the head and blown apart.
The Japanese soldiers panicked completely, and some of the less determined ones started firing indiscriminately at their surroundings.
Senjou Masakazu and Aso Goji hid behind a thick tree, watching their somewhat agitated subordinates.
Shoichi Senjo shouted loudly
"gather!"
Upon hearing their commander's voice, the Japanese soldiers near Senjo Masakazu also rushed towards the source of the sound.
However, the Japanese troops were too spread out. In such a dense forest, even if you could barely hear Senjou Masakazu's shouts from a distance, you couldn't tell which direction the sound was coming from.
By the time approximately 200 Japanese soldiers had gathered around Senjou Masakazu, Bai Luo had already killed nearly 100 Japanese soldiers.
When Senjou Masakazu saw that no more Japanese soldiers were coming, his face turned pale.
In just a few minutes, nearly a third of their soldiers had been killed.
Senjou Seiichi realized he had encountered a master of jungle warfare, and also understood that although the puppet troops on the west city tower had been shot to death, no one had heard the gunshots.
The other side must have a way to reduce the gunfire.
Senjou Masakazu knew he couldn't wait any longer. This forest was practically the enemy's playground; nearly 100 soldiers had died without them even noticing where the attackers were hiding and firing.
Senjou Masakazu waved his hand, signaling the troops to retreat. Looking at the dark forest in front of them, Senjou Masakazu felt as if it were a ferocious beast that could devour them at any moment.
A chill ran down Qian Tiao Zhengyi's spine.
Meanwhile, Bai Luo had already circled around to the direction they were retreating and began diligently laying booby traps again.
But the previous deployment was in vain. Who knew the Japanese soldiers would be so cowardly? They started retreating as soon as they got this far in, showing none of the bravery of the Japanese soldiers in Haishi.
After the first imp retreated to the place where Bai Luo had set up the booby trap.
With a loud "boom," the Japanese soldier who triggered the booby trap, along with four other Japanese soldiers who were relatively close to him, were blown away.
This explosion also served as the prelude to the subsequent explosions.