(Team leader, the Japanese intelligence has been received. The Japanese army will launch a surprise attack at 3:00 am sharp! Sailor!)

In the fog late at night, Shen Yutang sent a telegram to Comrade "Sailor" Wei Yuanyu and soon received his reply.

Since Wei Yuanyu's "Boatman" group joined their "Nightingale" group.

Shen Yutang got hold of the "Boatman" group's code book.

This time when she contacted Wei Yuanyu, she used the code of the "Boatman" group to send a message.

In the telegram, Shen Yutang told Wei Yuanyu that she was the team leader "Xinghuo", so he naturally believed the content of the telegram immediately.

This was the first time that Wei Yuanyu personally came into contact with the mysterious team leader Comrade "Xinghuo".

Although their quarrel was limited to the telegram, he was still very excited.

After being rescued by Comrade Xinghuo, the team leader, in the teahouse, Wei Yuanyu had great admiration for Comrade Xinghuo's extraordinary abilities.

This time, the team leader personally obtained intelligence on the Japanese army and sent it to him via telegram.

Wei Yuan's first reaction was to follow the orders of his team leader, Comrade Xinghuo.

Therefore, Shen Yutang set the time for the surprise attack on the Japanese Yamaguchi Regiment at three o'clock in the morning.

It also gave the comrades of the "Qingjiang Guerrillas" time to conduct advance reconnaissance of the "Qingxi Fishing Village" and to check the movement of the Japanese troops.

Shen Yutang could see clearly from the "map navigation watch" that there was no special change in the Yamaguchi Regiment in the fishing village.

On the foggy night, most of the Japanese soldiers chose to hide in the houses in the village for the night.

Only a few Japanese soldiers were on guard duty at the entrance and end of the village.

However, in such a foggy environment, the Japanese soldiers standing guard at night could not play a big role.

In addition, because they were unfamiliar with the terrain, these Japanese soldiers on night duty did not even dare to walk around outside the village.

Being unfamiliar with the terrain in foggy weather late at night means you are likely to get lost.

But the comrades of the "Qingjiang Guerrillas" were completely different.

They stayed in this area with dense waterways and swamps for a long time, fighting guerrilla warfare with the Japanese army.

I am very familiar with every blade of grass and every tree here.

They are used to this kind of foggy weather at night.

Under the cover of heavy fog, one or two soldiers can clearly understand the situation of the Japanese troops in "Qingxi Fishing Village".

Shen Yutang used a "map navigation watch" to keep an eye on the large red dots in the reed marsh and the large black dots in the fishing village.

Sure enough, there were a few red dots. They quietly went to "Qingxi Fishing Village" to investigate without disturbing the black dots in the fishing village.

Shen Yutang knew that the comrades of the "Qingjiang Guerrillas" had already found out the situation of the Japanese troops in the fishing village, and they could launch a night attack on the Japanese troops at three in the morning at any time.

In order to cooperate with their night attack, Shen Yutang sneaked back to the vicinity of "Qingxi Fishing Village" half an hour in advance.

Looking at the small black dots of Japanese soldiers standing guard at the entrance and end of the village on the "map navigation watch".

Shen Yutang hid in the fog of the night and accurately found the position of the Japanese soldiers on guard.

It was already 2:30 in the morning, and the Japanese soldiers standing guard in the fog were cold and sleepy.

In addition, the visibility was severely affected by the thick fog. Even if they lit bonfires at the head and tail of the village, the flames could not illuminate more than two meters away.

There was no way to patrol or keep watch in such thick fog.

So the Japanese soldiers on guard at the head and end of the village leaned against the big trees, wrapped in their military coats, and began to take a nap.

Shen Yutang stared at the display screen of the map watch and could easily go behind these Japanese soldiers on guard.

Or he could just use a poisonous dagger to touch the neck of the lone Japanese soldier.

Or they would use anesthetic needles to make several Japanese soldiers who were close together intoxicated, and then go up and shoot them one by one with a silenced pistol.

Without much effort, Shen Yutang eliminated all the Japanese sentries at the head and end of the village.