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Chapter 1981 Cavalry Attack 2

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    Almost at the same time, both sides heard the sound of the other party's horse hooves, and at the same time began to look for the sound of the horse hooves in the darkness to find the location of the enemy.

    On this endless plain, the field of vision is the most open, and this search does not need to last too long.

    After just two minutes passed, the cavalry troops on both sides saw the silhouette of the cavalry troops shaking in the distance in the dark night.

    Although the Japanese squadron only had more than 200 people, the cavalry force they faced had more than a thousand people.

    However, these Japanese soldiers did not show any fear.

    After hearing the roar of the squadron leader, they raised their sabers high. At the same time, all the soldiers of the Fourth Army Cavalry Regiment on the opposite side also shouted "ceng!!"  The saber was drawn.

    They raised their buttocks, arched their waists, kicked the horses' belly with their feet, urging the horses under their crotches to charge towards the enemy's cavalry at a faster speed.

    At the moment when the horses of both sides were about to meet, a flare was launched high into the sky.

    The white light emitted by this flare was so dazzling that all the cavalry and their horses subconsciously squinted their eyes, as if they wanted to get used to the intense light.

    It was only then that the two sides clearly saw each other's faces with the help of the light of the flares.

    The so-called enemies are extremely jealous when they meet, let alone two cavalry units charging at high speed.

    At this time, it was like two sharp arrows facing each other, either shooting through others, or being shot through by others. They had no other choice.

    The soldiers on both sides were like two trains running opposite each other on this plain, and they collided head-on between the lightning and flint.

    At the moment when the cavalry troops from both sides collided, the rumbling sound of horse hooves was immediately replaced by the collision of blades, the neighing of war horses, and the screams of soldiers.

    The sabers in the hands of both sides glowed with an extremely cold luster under the light of the flares.

    Those flickering cold lights seem to contain an incomparable chill when shining on people's faces, causing people to subconsciously tighten all the muscles in their bodies.

    The soldiers fighting together, using the sabers in their hands and the impact of the horses under their crotches, kept harvesting the enemy's lives, or were harvested by the enemy's sharp knives.

    They all looked like gods of death, and every time the saber in their hands was swung, it would be stained with new blood. There were also more people who had been chopped off by the enemy before they had time to chop the saber out.  head.

    The cavalry units on both sides did not have many tactics to speak of during the battle.

    It was just such a hedge that left patches of corpses on this piece of land.

    Some of these corpses belonged to war horses, but most of them belonged to soldiers who had their heads chopped off or were trampled to pulp by iron hooves.

    The two sides separated quickly after the violent collision, and then separated on both sides, each with injuries.

    At this time, another illumination bomb was launched, blooming in the center of the cavalry on both sides with a dazzling light.

    Under this light, you can clearly see the piles of corpses, as well as several groups of horses that have lost their owners, standing in the center of the battlefield, looking down for fodder for them to eat.

    "Every cavalryman is stained with something that indicates this person, whether it's the enemy, their own, or even a comrade.

    The commander of the cavalry regiment of the Fourth Army wiped the blood from the saber in his hand.

    He sneered, his eyes full of disdain, even arrogance.

    After a moment of breathing, the cavalry commander raised his head again and roared: "Cavalry!! Charge!!"

    Hearing this roar, the soldiers once again rode their horses and charged towards the Japanese army, making a roar that shook the earth.

    The remaining Japanese cavalry also began to shout "board" and rushed away with the cavalry regiments of the Fourth Army.

    This is a contest with great disparity in strength. The number of Japanese cavalry is only more than 200.

    Under the wild charge of the cavalry regiment, almost in the blink of an eye, it was completely submerged and crushed until it turned into a pile of rotten meat on the ground.

    The commander of the cavalry regiment, looking at the battlefield full of corpses, took a deep breath and yelled: "Put away the knife!"

    The soldiers behind him,?The moment he heard the order, he used a neat and uniform movement to remove the bloody saber in his hand.  Put it into the scabbard.

    Afterwards, the commander of the cavalry regiment left two companies behind to clean the battlefield.

    All the remaining soldiers continued to rush towards the bridge.

    The two companies that remained were mainly responsible for collecting the corpses of the fallen soldiers. As for the corpses of the Japanese army, if they had enough time, they would not mind using a few barrels of gasoline to burn all the corpses to charcoal.

    The Japanese cavalryman who tipped off the information soon arrived at the headquarters of their 19th Division.

    After hearing his report, Ha Zhimingxiu, the commander of the 19th Division, realized that something was not going well.

    He immediately ordered the frontline troops to immediately launch illumination bombs into the air.  Pay attention to the situation in the surrounding darkness, and at the same time dispatch a small group of cavalry units to begin exploring the four weeks of darkness.

    At the same time, the Japanese cavalry brigade also began to gather and rushed towards the bridge for support.

    If they go too fast, maybe the cavalry squadron can survive.

    After issuing these orders, Ha Zhimingxiu walked out of the headquarters.

    He picked up the telescope and looked into the surrounding darkness, but he couldn't see anything.

    Ha Zhi Mingxiu vaguely felt that something seemed to be slowly approaching him in the darkness.

    The feeling of suffocation and oppression seemed to be integrated into the air for four weeks, making him a little breathless.

    "What's wrong? Division commander."

    The chief of staff next to him, Tsukikawa Maeda, came over and asked.

    Ha Ji Mingxiu glanced at him disdainfully, and then said: "It's nothing, I just felt that something bad was about to happen. It might be enemy troops approaching us."

    Maeda Tsukikawa sneered in his heart and said: "Do you still need to feel this? Even if you think with your toes, you know that the enemy will definitely attack us tonight. Isn't it obvious? They cut off the bridge, isn't it?  To block our retreat?" (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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