The snowfall, which had lasted for nearly a week, finally stopped last night, which was good news for the snipers who had just arrived in Liaodong. It was difficult for even Morgan to adapt to the situation in a short period of time to observe and aim at distant targets in snowy weather, and now that the weather is beginning to clear, there is one less obstacle to limit the sniper's playfulness.

Although last night's campsite was only a little more than ten miles away from its destination, it still took the team more than three hours to complete the journey due to the terrain, and Morgan understood why Takahashi Minami insisted on setting up camp before dark. If you wanted to march to your destination yesterday, it would be impossible to do it at least before dark, and the physical exertion of marching in such barren mountains and mountains at night would be very large, and it would be wisest to stay overnight to recuperate.

After drilling through a dense forest, everyone's eyes suddenly opened up, and they saw a mountain lake with an area of about seventy or eighty acres. The surface of the lake was already frozen, and it shone faintly blue-green in the light, and from the hillside, it looked like a huge jade stone covering the ground. There are a few houses scattered in the forest on the shore of the lake, which were once supposed to be the homes of the local people.

"That's Nanshan Lake. Takahashi Nan introduced to Morgan: "One of the northernmost posts of our army is currently located by the lake. ”

After nearly a day and a half of mountain marching, Morgan was a little tired, but his destination was at hand, and he cheered up his spirits and beckoned them to work harder to finish the last part of the journey.

Upon getting closer, Morgan noticed that the village, like the one he had passed by on his way into the mountains yesterday, had obvious signs of being burned. Needless to say, this must also be a good thing that the Houjin Army did.

"As far as we know, there used to be a village on the north and south of the lake with hundreds of residents, but now there are only these empty houses that have not been burned down. Takahashi Nan introduced the situation here to Morgan with regret: "The Houjin Dog Thief took away all the Han people in these places, and he didn't even give us any soup left!"

Morgan comforted: "When we lay down the Jinzhou Isthmus and Dalian Bay, and then slowly pick up the Han people from Liaodong from the Houjin territory, I believe that in a few years, this place will become a colony like Zhoushan and Taiwan." ”

Morgan knew very well that although the Liaodong Peninsula bordered the mainland, the part south of the Jinzhou Isthmus was almost a piece of land hanging out of the sea, and as long as Haihan could control the throat of the isthmus, this place was actually no different from an island. With the ability of the Haihan to develop and build colonies, as long as there is a sufficient labor force, it is indeed only a matter of time before a solid ruling area can be established in the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula.

The duty of the post deployed here by the special operations battalion is mainly to monitor and warn of the activities of the Houjin army outside the mountains, so there is only one squad establishment. And the team of more than 60 people who came here this time is probably the time when the largest number of troops gathered here after the winter armistice. The soldiers who were originally stationed here had already guessed some possibility when they saw Minami Takahashi accompanying the chief to this place in person.

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The snowfall, which had lasted for nearly a week, finally stopped last night, which was good news for the snipers who had just arrived in Liaodong. It was difficult for even Morgan to adapt to the situation in a short period of time to observe and aim at distant targets in snowy weather, and now that the weather is beginning to clear, there is one less obstacle to limit the sniper's playfulness.

Although last night's campsite was only a little more than ten miles away from its destination, it still took the team more than three hours to complete the journey due to the terrain, and Morgan understood why Takahashi Minami insisted on setting up camp before dark. If you wanted to march to your destination yesterday, it would be impossible to do it at least before dark, and the physical exertion of marching in such barren mountains and mountains at night would be very large, and it would be wisest to stay overnight to recuperate.

After drilling through a dense forest, everyone's eyes suddenly opened up, and they saw a mountain lake with an area of about seventy or eighty acres. The surface of the lake was already frozen, and it shone faintly blue-green in the light, and from the hillside, it looked like a huge jade stone covering the ground. There are a few houses scattered in the forest on the shore of the lake, which were once supposed to be the homes of the local people.

"That's Nanshan Lake. Takahashi Nan introduced to Morgan: "One of the northernmost posts of our army is currently located by the lake. ”

After nearly a day and a half of mountain marching, Morgan was a little tired, but his destination was at hand, and he cheered up his spirits and beckoned them to work harder to finish the last part of the journey.

Upon getting closer, Morgan noticed that the village, like the one he had passed by on his way into the mountains yesterday, had obvious signs of being burned. Needless to say, this must also be a good thing that the Houjin Army did.

"As far as we know, there used to be a village on the north and south of the lake with hundreds of residents, but now there are only these empty houses that have not been burned down. Takahashi Nan introduced the situation here to Morgan with regret: "The Houjin Dog Thief took away all the Han people in these places, and he didn't even give us any soup left!"

Morgan comforted: "When we lay down the Jinzhou Isthmus and Dalian Bay, and then slowly pick up the Han people from Liaodong from the Houjin territory, I believe that in a few years, this place will become a colony like Zhoushan and Taiwan." ”

Morgan knew very well that although the Liaodong Peninsula bordered the mainland, the part south of the Jinzhou Isthmus was almost a piece of land hanging out of the sea, and as long as Haihan could control the throat of the isthmus, this place was actually no different from an island. With the ability of the Haihan to develop and build colonies, as long as there is a sufficient labor force, it is indeed only a matter of time before a solid ruling area can be established in the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula.

The duty of the post deployed here by the special operations battalion is mainly to monitor and warn of the activities of the Houjin army outside the mountains, so there is only one squad establishment. And the team of more than 60 people who came here this time is probably the time when the largest number of troops gathered here after the winter armistice. The soldiers who were originally stationed here had already guessed some possibility when they saw Minami Takahashi accompanying the chief to this place in person. The snowfall, which had lasted for nearly a week, finally stopped last night, which was good news for the snipers who had just arrived in Liaodong. It was difficult for even Morgan to adapt to the situation in a short period of time to observe and aim at distant targets in snowy weather, and now that the weather is beginning to clear, there is one less obstacle to limit the sniper's playfulness.

Although last night's campsite was only a little more than ten miles away from its destination, it still took the team more than three hours to complete the journey due to the terrain, and Morgan understood why Takahashi Minami insisted on setting up camp before dark. If you wanted to march to your destination yesterday, it would be impossible to do it at least before dark, and the physical exertion of marching in such barren mountains and mountains at night would be very large, and it would be wisest to stay overnight to recuperate.

After drilling through a dense forest, everyone's eyes suddenly opened up, and they saw a mountain lake with an area of about seventy or eighty acres. The surface of the lake was already frozen, and it shone faintly blue-green in the light, and from the hillside, it looked like a huge jade stone covering the ground. There are a few houses scattered in the forest on the shore of the lake, which were once supposed to be the homes of the local people.

"That's Nanshan Lake. Takahashi Nan introduced to Morgan: "One of the northernmost posts of our army is currently located by the lake. ”

After nearly a day and a half of mountain marching, Morgan was a little tired, but his destination was at hand, and he cheered up his spirits and beckoned them to work harder to finish the last part of the journey.

Upon getting closer, Morgan noticed that the village, like the one he had passed by on his way into the mountains yesterday, had obvious signs of being burned. Needless to say, this must also be a good thing that the Houjin Army did.

"As far as we know, there used to be a village on the north and south of the lake with hundreds of residents, but now there are only these empty houses that have not been burned down. Takahashi Nan introduced the situation here to Morgan with regret: "The Houjin Dog Thief took away all the Han people in these places, and he didn't even give us any soup left!"

Morgan comforted: "When we lay down the Jinzhou Isthmus and Dalian Bay, and then slowly pick up the Han people from Liaodong from the Houjin territory, I believe that in a few years, this place will become a colony like Zhoushan and Taiwan." ”

Morgan knew very well that although the Liaodong Peninsula bordered the mainland, the part south of the Jinzhou Isthmus was almost a piece of land hanging out of the sea, and as long as Haihan could control the throat of the isthmus, this place was actually no different from an island. With the ability of the Haihan to develop and build colonies, as long as there is a sufficient labor force, it is indeed only a matter of time before a solid ruling area can be established in the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula.

The duty of the post deployed here by the special operations battalion is mainly to monitor and warn of the activities of the Houjin army outside the mountains, so there is only one squad establishment. And the team of more than 60 people who came here this time is probably the time when the largest number of troops gathered here after the winter armistice. The soldiers who were originally stationed here had already guessed some possibility when they saw Minami Takahashi accompanying the chief to this place in person. The snowfall, which had lasted for nearly a week, finally stopped last night, which was good news for the snipers who had just arrived in Liaodong. It was difficult for even Morgan to adapt to the situation in a short period of time to observe and aim at distant targets in snowy weather, and now that the weather is beginning to clear, there is one less obstacle to limit the sniper's playfulness.

Although last night's campsite was only a little more than ten miles away from its destination, it still took the team more than three hours to complete the journey due to the terrain, and Morgan understood why Takahashi Minami insisted on setting up camp before dark. If you wanted to march to your destination yesterday, it would be impossible to do it at least before dark, and the physical exertion of marching in such barren mountains and mountains at night would be very large, and it would be wisest to stay overnight to recuperate.

After drilling through a dense forest, everyone's eyes suddenly opened up, and they saw a mountain lake with an area of about seventy or eighty acres. The surface of the lake was already frozen, and it shone faintly blue-green in the light, and from the hillside, it looked like a huge jade stone covering the ground. There are a few houses scattered in the forest on the shore of the lake, which were once supposed to be the homes of the local people.

"That's Nanshan Lake. Takahashi Nan introduced to Morgan: "One of the northernmost posts of our army is currently located by the lake. ”

After nearly a day and a half of mountain marching, Morgan was a little tired, but his destination was at hand, and he cheered up his spirits and beckoned them to work harder to finish the last part of the journey.

Upon getting closer, Morgan noticed that the village, like the one he had passed by on his way into the mountains yesterday, had obvious signs of being burned. Needless to say, this must also be a good thing that the Houjin Army did.

"As far as we know, there used to be a village on the north and south of the lake with hundreds of residents, but now there are only these empty houses that have not been burned down. Takahashi Nan introduced the situation here to Morgan with regret: "The Houjin Dog Thief took away all the Han people in these places, and he didn't even give us any soup left!"

Morgan comforted: "When we lay down the Jinzhou Isthmus and Dalian Bay, and then slowly pick up the Han people from Liaodong from the Houjin territory, I believe that in a few years, this place will become a colony like Zhoushan and Taiwan." ”

Morgan knew very well that although the Liaodong Peninsula bordered the mainland, the part south of the Jinzhou Isthmus was almost a piece of land hanging out of the sea, and as long as Haihan could control the throat of the isthmus, this place was actually no different from an island. With the ability of the Haihan to develop and build colonies, as long as there is a sufficient labor force, it is indeed only a matter of time before a solid ruling area can be established in the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula.

The duty of the post deployed here by the special operations battalion is mainly to monitor and warn of the activities of the Houjin army outside the mountains, so there is only one squad establishment. And the team of more than 60 people who came here this time is probably the time when the largest number of troops gathered here after the winter armistice.

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