When Tang Jie came back to his senses, he remembered that Chen Xiaozui was beside him. He could not help but turn around to look.
However, Chen Xiaozui was still staring at him. There was not a hint of fear in his eyes.
"You... Aren't you afraid?"
"What's there to be afraid of? Killing people? What's there to be afraid of?”
Chen Xiaozui's eyes were extremely clear, as if he was already used to this kind of thing.
Hearing this, Tang Jie seemed to understand.
Chen Xiaozui was a native of Sichuan Province, and Sichuan Province was the place with the most brutal fighting in the entire Yan Huang Empire in recent times.
From 1912 to 1933 alone, 478 wars broke out, of which 29 were large-scale wars that involved many neighboring provinces.
On average, there were 22 small fights and one big fight every year.
The warlords of Sichuan Province were divided and ruled over the country. In order to expand their territory and develop their forces, it was a tradition for them to attack each other.
For the people of Sichuan Province, killing was nothing new.
"Guild Leader, it's done."
At this moment, Tang Shan returned with a group of elite soldiers.
"Yes."
Tang Jie nodded at them. He then looked at Chen Xiaozui and continued,"I will give you an explanation for your brother.”
"How about this? You don't have anyone to rely on here.”
"Alright."
Chen Xiaozui agreed without even thinking.
Tang Jie didn't know whether to laugh or cry at this scene.
This girl was just like in the movie. She trusted people easily, especially soldiers.
Chen Xiaozui then got into the jeep and the convoy returned to the vanguard camp.
Chanda was located in the middle of western Yunnan. The terrain was high in the north and low in the south. It was a mountainous area with dense vegetation. It was separated by the Nu River and formed a parallel line with Tengchong on the west bank. There were 78 mountain basins of different sizes embedded in the mountains.
Chanda City was built in the largest mountain basin, Baoshan Bazi, with an area of 149.9 square kilometers.
The advance party's camp was located not far from the outskirts of Chanda City. The terrain was flat and adjacent to the East River. Be it transportation or water, it was extremely convenient.
Within a five-kilometer radius, a rectangular area was surrounded by wooden stakes and barbed wire. There were also sentry posts. The guard company was responsible for patrolling and protecting the entire camp.
"Woof woof!"
As soon as Tang Jie's convoy arrived at the camp, they heard the barking of dogs.
A patrol team of 14 people led two handsome hounds forward.
"Reporting to the regiment commander, the third squad of the second platoon of the guard company has been ordered to patrol the camp.”
The leader saluted and greeted Tang Jie.
"Good doggy."
Before Tang Jie could say anything, Chen Xiaozui, who was in the jeep, saw the two hunting dogs led by the patrol team.
Its fur was bright and white like jade. Its head was thick and ferocious. Its eyes, mouth, nose, and tongue were rosy. Its eyelids were double and its chest was deep and round. Its tail was straight and pointed upward.
His ears were thin and erect, his eyes were spirited, and his face and mouth were particularly prominent with erect needle-like hairs, making him look daunting.
She could not wait to get out of the car and run towards the two hounds. The hounds were also very understanding and waved their tails at her.
These hounds were trained military dogs that Tang Jie had purchased from the Majiang Military Dogs. They were specially used to deal with the Japanese.
From 1931 onwards, the Japanese used a large number of military dogs in the war, causing a lot of trouble for our army.
After the military commander's investigation, it was discovered that these military dogs were not produced in Japan. Instead, the Japanese bought German Shepherds from Germany and carefully bred them to adapt to the East Asian climate. They were named Wolf Blue.
In order to deal with the Japanese's military dogs, the national team sent Dong Hanliang, a military dog expert who studied in Japan, to select a 'bench dog' from Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces as a military dog.
Bench dogs were small primitive hunting dogs. They were agile and liked to flock together, making them more suitable for fighting on the plains.
There were many deep mountains and forests in the southwest, and there were many wild beasts. Bench dogs often died before they could complete their tasks.
Therefore, Tang Jie spent a lot of money to fund the military dog institute set up by the national government in Majiang. He chose the best hunting dogs in Southwest Guizhou to train military dogs.
The Mastiff was a medium-sized dog, with a maximum weight of 30 kilograms. It had strong limbs, agile movements, and extraordinary endurance.
Moreover, the local Miao people lived in the mountains, the forest was deep and dense, the mountains were high and the roads were dangerous. They often raised dogs to hunt, and they were very wild.
In just a few years, the Majiang Military Dog Institute had bred a breed that was suitable for the terrain and climate of the southwest. It was far better than Lang Qing.
The Tang family purchased thousands of such military dogs in large quantities, which played a vital role in protecting the Tang family's industry.
This time, Tang Jie did not forget to send a few dowry dogs to the Myanmar advance party. He specially sent a hundred of them over to be used as guards and scouts.
"Okay, let's continue patrolling."
Tang Jie returned the salute and ordered.
"Yes."
The patrol team did not hesitate and once again entered the operation of patrolling the camp.
On the other hand, Chen Xiaozui, who was in the jeep, was a little reluctant to part with the two hounds. She was from Eastern Sichuan. Eastern Sichuan, including Yudu, had high mountains and dense forests. The local people generally raised domestic dogs, so her love for dogs was unusual.
Tang Jie looked at Chen Xiaozui's expression and suddenly had an idea. He said,"The camp needs someone to be in charge of raising military dogs.”
"All the military pay is given according to the military rank, and the breeders are also soldiers.”
"If you want, you can raise military dogs.”
"I'm willing."
Chen Xiaozui raised his head. His pretty face was glowing, and his eyes were filled with joy.
"Alright."
Tang Jie nodded, and the stone in his heart seemed to have fallen off.
He had been struggling with how to tell Chen Xiaozui about her brother's death.
To Chen Xiaozui, her brother was the only thing that kept her alive. He had supported her from Chuandong to Chan Da.
Besides, Chen Xiaozui was the only one left in the Chen family.
Once Chen Xiaozui found out that his own brother had died on the battlefield, it was very likely that he would lose all hope and lose all faith in life.
Now that she was given a job as a military dog breeder and a permanent soldier, she would find a new source of hope. Perhaps she would not be so sad and worried when she heard the news of her brother's death.
"Tang Shan."
"Bring Miss Xiaozui to the logistics department to report.”
"Remember, you must make sure to arrange it properly.”
Tang Jie immediately instructed Tang Shan after they entered the camp.
"Yes."
Tang Shan understood what Chen Xiaozui meant. He quickly led Chen Xiaozui to the logistics department.
What a joke!
The person that the head of the group had taken a fancy to might become one of the young madams of the Tang family in the future. Who would dare to disrespect her?
When she heard this, Chen Xiaozui looked at Tang Jie gratefully until Tang Jie nodded at her and motioned for her to follow Tang Shan.
Only then did Chen Xiaozui follow Tang Shan to the back of the camp.
After watching Chen Xiaozui leave, Tang Jie turned around and walked into the Regiment Office in the center of the camp.
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