Traveling through the 1940s, the whole village was massacred at the beginning

Chapter 1164 Entering the Laboratory

Jiang Wenming and the other six rushed towards the location from which the gunshots had been heard.

They arrived at their destination in about ten minutes and saw Xu Fan fighting fiercely with the enemy alongside a group of people.

Jiang Wenming and others threw themselves into this thrilling battle.

At the same time, many people in the city stepped forward, carrying various weapons, and ran towards the battlefield.

These brave people are afraid that if they choose to remain silent or submit again, the tragedy that happened a few years ago could very well be repeated.

Jiang Jiyun and Xiao Qi then fought their way to the underground area mentioned by Daoist Kong Qing.

When the two witnessed the shocking scenes before them, they were deeply shaken.

The ground was littered with the bodies of our compatriots who had suffered horrific torture and died tragically.

Faced with such a terrifying scene, Jiang Jiyun and Xiao Qi were terrified, their legs went weak, and they were unable to move forward even a small step.

At this moment, Xiao Qi, with tears streaming down her face and trembling all over, walked up to one of the corpses.

He said in a choked voice, "This...this is Uncle Liu! I came to Jinling City with him, but he mysteriously disappeared after saying he was going out to burn paper money on the Ghost Festival."

"So much time has passed, and I've been searching for him everywhere outside the city, but I've never heard from him. I thought he abandoned me because he found me a burden... I never expected to find him here..."

Jiang Jiyun gently patted his shoulder and whispered to comfort him, "Don't cry. He was probably spotted and captured by the Japanese while on a mission."

Xiao Qi was about to put the body down when Jiang Jiyun stopped her. She looked around and said, "There's nobody here. They might be lying in ambush somewhere. Let's be careful and avenge your Uncle Liu first!"

When her gaze shifted to the other scattered skeletons, she was already certain that this place had long since become a secret experimental base for the Japanese.

Among the corpses were captured soldiers, underground workers, and ordinary civilians.

What puzzled Jiang Jiyun was that, despite looking around, he still couldn't find any trace of living people.

She was certain that someone was still alive; otherwise, the Taoist priest would never have sent them to rescue the trapped people.

With this unwavering belief, Jiang Jiyun held Xiao Qi tightly and walked inside.

Before long, the two saw a group of figures dressed in white coats busily burning paper behind the glass door in front of them.

These lab coats had no time to spare for the innermost experimental samples; they were only concerned with destroying the relevant data as quickly as possible.

Xiao Qi ran forward quickly, holding a submachine gun, and unleashed a barrage of fire at the unsuspecting group of doctors in white coats.

In an instant, gunfire erupted, glass shards flew everywhere, and the Japanese soldiers didn't even have time to put up any resistance before they were killed.

Even as they breathed their last, a mystery lingered in their minds: what could have infiltrated this place so undetected? How did they find that hidden entrance? And why didn't they sound an alarm when there were people guarding it?

No matter how they thought about it, they probably could never have guessed that the two children would fall from the sky and sneak in through that inconspicuous ventilation vent.

The Japanese soldiers outside the office were terrified when they heard the loud gunshots coming from inside!

They immediately ran over, raised the dark muzzles of their guns, and began firing wildly into the house.

Bullets rained down, whistling and thudding as they struck walls and furniture.

Jiang Jiyun and Xiao Qi were hiding behind a desk.

Jiang Jiyun quickly released a bunch of sandbags as tall as the table, and then thoughtfully handed Xiaoqi a hard stone as a footrest.

When she saw Xiaoqi step on it, she felt that she was really thoughtful!

To Jiang Jiyun's surprise, Xiao Qi possessed such amazing arm strength!

You know, when I first tried to operate this kind of heavy weapon, I was almost completely disoriented by the powerful recoil.

But now, the little guy in front of us is as steady as a mountain, gripping the heavy machine gun tightly and continuously firing at the swarming enemy.

The dense, rain-like flames acted as a barrier of death, knocking down any intruders who dared to try and break in.

Jiang Jiyun also carefully operated the sniper rifle in his hand, not letting any survivor who managed to escape the machine gun fire go unpunished.

Each trigger pull accurately hits the target's head, killing them instantly and causing them to fall to the ground.

Not only that, she also had to be constantly vigilant to prevent enemies from sneaking up from behind.

After a fierce battle, the two finally managed to wipe out all the Japanese soldiers in the room.

After a short rest, they decided to continue exploring the situation more thoroughly.

They had initially assumed the area below would be teeming with enemy troops, but upon closer inspection, they discovered that there were only a handful of people there.

They had taken care of all the Japanese soldiers along the way, and the number of Japanese soldiers they encountered decreased.

Clearly, the vast majority of the Japanese soldiers were concentrated in the upper areas, and they probably didn't even realize that two children would have gone in through the ventilation shaft.

As for whether my uncle and the others arrived in time, and whether Xu Fan and his group were able to hold off the enemy's attack until reinforcements arrived, are they still in question?

She is completely unaware of the situation outside and has no time to contact her uncle and the others to inquire.

The two children, as if possessed by war gods, charged through the underground space with unstoppable force, finally reaching the area where prisoners were held.

The two people pushed open the door, and a strong, pungent stench of decay hit them, making them want to vomit.

Under the light, the two saw rows of cells closely packed together, each crammed with people who looked haggard and desperate.

As soon as they heard the sounds of gunfire and explosions coming from the outside, these people struggled to their feet and climbed with difficulty to the bars of their respective cells, hoping that a glimmer of hope would come.

However, when they saw a boy of about half a year old leading another even smaller child, each carrying a long spear on their shoulders, walking towards them, the entire place fell into a deathly silence, leaving only the heavy, rapid breathing of the crowd.

Xiaoqi, with her sharp eyes, spotted several keys hanging on the wall not far away.

He immediately shouted, "Sister, look! The key is right there!"

Jiang Jiyun looked in the direction of the sound and indeed saw a large bunch of keys strung on a pillar. He rushed forward and, with all his might, tiptoed to take them down.

Examine the key in your hand closely and you'll see the numbers marked on it.

Jiang Jiyun quickly identified the lock corresponding to each key and opened the tightly closed cell doors one by one.

Strangely, despite all the cell doors being open, not a single person stepped out to escape.

Xiaoqi was puzzled and couldn't help but reassure them, "Uncle, Auntie, it's safe now, you can go out without worry."