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Chapter 2663 4th Row Warehouse: Are there heavy artillery pieces in the warehouse?

Chapter 2663 Sihang Warehouse: Heavy Artillery Inside?

Thinking that there was a war going on at this time, Wang Yue was a little confused and wondered, "Is this a war movie, like The Eight Hundred?"

Wang Yue recalled how, during the war, the brave warriors in the warehouse fought to the very end and never allowed the Japanese to breach the walls.

Although the warriors' weapons were inferior, they were incredibly brave.

Wang Yue felt that without being exposed, his presence wouldn't be of much use, so he might as well take advantage of the current battlefield situation to transport some supplies to the Sihang Warehouse.

With that thought in mind, Wang Yue left all the guns and ammunition he had previously collected in the warehouse, and then quietly left the warehouse.

Shanghai had just fallen, and the battlefield was littered with not only a lot of supplies but also a large amount of Japanese military equipment hastily brought in by the Japanese, all of which had not yet been used to build defensive fortifications.

Wang Yue simply affixed an invisibility talisman to his body, and easily passed through various sentries, arriving at a Japanese temporary warehouse.

Because Wang Yue's space was mostly filled with rare and precious materials, after decades of use in the previous world, only a few dozen cubic meters of empty space remained.

The space was limited, but fortunately, the Sihang Warehouse didn't need that many supplies. Moreover, the battle at the Sihang Warehouse in historical records lasted for more than four days. Due to international mediation, the soldiers were allowed to leave, and by then, the remaining people were able to survive.

Moreover, Wang Yue has a teleportation talisman, so if he doesn't have enough, he can run around a few more times.

As for Wang Yue himself, since he's come all this way, and with such a treasure from this space, it would be a real shame if he didn't do something big.

So, after Wang Yue delivered the supplies to the Sihang Warehouse, he moved them twice more, deliberately making a commotion to attract the attention of the people inside.

Taking advantage of the situation, Wang Yue left the warehouse, pulled a water propulsion device, and headed along the Suzhou River towards the mouth of the Yangtze River.

Wang Yue clearly remembered that at that moment, the Japanese had four aircraft carrier fleets patrolling near Shanghai, in order to provide air support for the army.

Wang Yue's goal was simple: to find the aircraft carrier and blow it up.

If they could sink the aircraft carrier in the Yangtze River, they would prevent large ships from entering the Yangtze from the ocean. This would deprive the Japanese of sufficient air support, significantly slowing their offensive!

In this way, Nanjing would have enough time to evacuate, and fewer civilians would have died.

Wang Yue was very regretful at this moment. Although his 550C was still usable, he had left most of the military supplies in the space. Otherwise, he could have sunk all of the Japanese aircraft carriers with the ships in the space.

Now Wang Yue can only use some small bombs he brought from Three Lives Three Worlds, bombs that are as powerful as atomic bombs.

This bomb is a miniature bomb developed after more than 100,000 years of technological advancement in the Three Lives Three Worlds world. Although it is only the size of a button, its blast radius is a full kilometer.

It's a pity that Wang Yue only grabbed a handful of these things, probably just a few dozen, otherwise they would have been very useful right now.

However, these things were enough to achieve Wang Yue's goal.

Wang Yue swam quite a distance before emerging from the Suzhou Creek. After reaching the shore, he applied an invisibility talisman to himself and quickly headed towards the Yangtze River. Meanwhile, inside the Sihang Warehouse, a soldier ran excitedly to his company commander, exclaiming, "Company commander! I found a lot of ammunition behind here! And artillery too!"

Upon hearing this, the company commander rushed over and discovered that what remained were all Japanese weapons, including not only guns and ammunition, but also several mortars, many boxes of mortar shells, and even two heavy artillery pieces.

Upon seeing this, his first reaction wasn't surprise, but rather a somewhat grave one. He asked, "When did this thing appear?"

The soldier shook his head and said solemnly, "I don't know either. I just heard a noise and rushed over, and then I found so many guns and ammunition."

The company commander looked at the mountain of guns and ammunition piled up and chuckled, saying, "This was probably left here by the Japanese to be used as a warehouse. Looks like we got a good deal."

When the other soldiers saw that the company commander had said that, they couldn't help but laugh as well, and the originally dull atmosphere in the warehouse suddenly became relaxed.

The others, initially unaware of what was happening, rushed over upon hearing the laughter. They were then surprised to find such a large quantity of ammunition piled up, which made them quite happy.

"With so much ammunition, we'll beat the Japanese to a pulp!"

"That's right, let alone 7 days, I think 70 days is also possible!"

"..."

Just as they were celebrating, the Japanese attack suddenly began, forcing them to rejoin the battle.

Fortunately, the presence of mortars made the defense easier for the defenders, allowing them to easily repel several Japanese attacks.

Once the Japanese learned that there were mortars inside the warehouse, they knew that a direct assault from the front gate would be futile; they would have to demolish the warehouse walls instead.

So the Japanese first sent out an excavator, trying to forcibly drill a large hole in the warehouse wall to minimize their losses.

Just as the excavator was about to get close, a huge explosion suddenly rang out in the warehouse, and the massive excavator was instantly blown to pieces.

The massive shockwave and debris instantly knocked down a large number of Japanese soldiers!

The Japanese officer in the distance was furious when he saw this. He hadn't expected that there would be heavy artillery in the warehouse. How could they possibly launch a strong attack?

Therefore, he was unwilling to let his soldiers attack rashly, so he suspended the attack and began to discuss a new plan.

As a result, their delay gave the people in the Sihang Warehouse time to rest, and also caused them to miss their opportunity.

The next morning, a large number of Japanese soldiers, carrying makeshift iron shields to block the attacks from above, first dispersed and slowly approached the walls of the Sihang Warehouse, and then gathered together to prepare for a targeted demolition of the walls.

The guards in the warehouse had no way to fire the mortars from high to low, and the situation became extremely critical.

At that very moment, a huge explosion suddenly came from the Yangtze River. The continuous sound waves even shattered the glass near the Sihang Warehouse, which showed how powerful it was.

(End of this chapter)