Luo Jiang drove the truck while letting his Divine Sense sweep the road ahead, ensuring no landmines remained. To combat the Japanese and prevent them from entering their villages, the Guerrilla force had planted mines everywhere, ready to catch any careless enemy soldier.
Later on, when the Japanese conducted their mopping-up operations, they typically brought mine detectors along. Once a mine was detected, they would mark the spot with a small flag to prevent the soldiers behind from stepping on it.
This latest Japanese sweep had been prompted by a traitor’s tip-off: a Red Party unit was stationed in the mountains, resting and preparing for an assault on Rehe. Upon receiving this intelligence, Liu Haidong’s Guerrilla force had laid an ambush halfway, buying time for the Red Party unit and the local villagers to evacuate.
Chapter 52