PFC Chapter 626: Warship Transport
Chapter 626: Warship Transport
Knowing that Xiaofeng had something to talk to the guest, Chen Weiping and Liu Minggui exchanged some pleasantries and went back to Liu's house. Song Zihan also followed them sensibly. Xiaoguai didn't want to leave, so he hugged Chen Feng for a while before following Liu Minggui.
After three rounds of drinks, Chen Feng finally came up with an idea.
"Brother Shen, let's do this! You guys make preparations in the direction of Penglai first. Once the war begins, the Japanese will definitely dispatch most of their warships back to participate in the war. When the Bohai Sea defense is weakened, I will send two warships to transport your troops. One regiment at a time, along with weapons, equipment and supplies. There shouldn't be any problem."
After Shen Honglie drank a few glasses of wine, his face gradually turned red.
"No, no, those two warships are your treasures, we can't let them take risks."
"It's okay. Before the end of next year, the radars on our two warships will be ahead of Japan's. We will set sail in the afternoon and sail along a line of islands. We will unload the cargo and return when we reach the destination. It won't be such a coincidence that the Japanese will encounter us."
After hearing this, Shen Honglie was very impressed. He thought his brother was still a talented person and was even better than the Japanese in researching radar.
"In that case, I will send people to occupy a few larger islands first! This will prevent the Japanese from setting up observation points on them."
With a solution in mind, the two men drank more happily. They drank until two o'clock in the afternoon. Shen Honglie asked Chen Feng for his opinion. The candidate had to be Shen Zizhong. A force of three thousand people was more than enough, but there was a lack of supplies. They had to bring more ammunition, especially rocket launchers for sieges and capture cities. They also had to bring more money. There was no shortage of anti-Japanese fighters in Guandong, so they could occupy the hills and recruit troops first. They could then have a chance to fight the Japs to seize territory.
The matter was settled, and Shen Honglie got drunk. He occupied the small bed that the Chen family had prepared for Chen Feng, and began to snore as soon as he lay down. Chen Feng went to the Liu family to say hello, and then took Xiaoguai around the village.
Some of the village's vegetable gardens are empty. Apparently the owners have all gone south early, and most of the remaining ones are also leaving. Naturally, they have no intention of expanding the vegetable gardens. A group of veterans will also leave next time and prepare to go there to participate in the management and continue to contribute their remaining energy.
"Uncle, our family is going abroad soon, can your family go with us?"
Xiaoguai's words brought Chen Feng back to his senses.
"I'll go later. Your Grandpa Chen will go with you. Xiaoguai, do you want to bring the puppy with us?"
Xiaoguai was originally in low spirits, but immediately became excited upon hearing this.
"Can I take it with me? Mom said that dogs can't go on the ship and can only be given to other people's homes to raise. Xiaoguai cried several times."
The puppy seemed to understand and kept circling around Chen Feng and Xiaoguai, wagging its tail.
"Other families can't bring their children, but Xiaoguai can. Just say that it was your uncle's special permission, okay?"
Xiaoguai stretched out his hands, motioning Chen Feng to hold him. After being held up, he buried his head in Chen Feng's neck and whispered:
"Thank you, uncle. The dog is my best friend and I really don't want to give it away."
"Little darling, why are you letting your uncle hold you? Get down and walk by yourself."
Xiaoguai's mother walked out of the house and turned around to see the child reaching out to be picked up by Captain Lengqiang. She walked closer and quickly took the child.
"Little darling, you are not being good this time! Why do you still need someone to hold you?"
Xiaoguai looks innocent. Didn’t his mom tell him not to ask his grandparents to hold him because she was afraid they would be tired? His uncle shouldn’t be tired, right?
"It's okay, Xiaoguai is being obedient."
After returning home, Chen Feng felt a little sleepy. Except for Shen Honglie who was snoring loudly, everyone was chatting in the Liu family's yard. From the sound of his voice, it was Heiwa's mother, who kept praising Song Zihan for her handsome appearance.
Chen Feng occupied his father's bed and soon fell asleep.
When I wake up, it’s time for dinner and the food is ready. This is what it feels like to be at home, with clothes to wear and food to eat.
"Brother Shen, would you like to drink some more?"
"I'm not drinking anymore. I drank too much at noon and now I have a headache."
Chen Feng didn't want to drink anymore, so the two continued chatting while drinking tea.
"Brother, how long do you think the Russian Bear can hold out? If Hans occupies the Russian Bear, he will be in contact with the Japanese, and then they will attack us from both sides. What will be the result?"
Chen Feng felt a little amused. The whole world had the same view. The Russian bear was defeated two days after the war started. Everyone thought that the Russian bear would lose. However, the Russian bear was famous for its ability to withstand beatings. Perhaps next year, it would surprise the whole world.
"Don't worry too much. The strategic depth of the Russian bear is unmatched by ordinary countries. There are many lessons in history. Hans will be blocked by them sooner or later, and he may even suffer a great loss."
Shen Honglie sighed. Normally, he should believe what his brother said, but he always felt unsure. Hans was too strong. He was not on the same level as the Japanese. If he invaded from the north, the situation would change completely.
Shen Honglie stayed at Chen Feng's house for one night and flew back to Qingdao in the early morning light. Chen Feng took Song Zihan back to Mengshan and they could rest for a while. The Japanese had calmed down and would not make trouble here anymore.
In Southeast Asia, Windmill belongs to the Thousand Islands Country. The Holy Lance Corps has already built a city. Due to the terrain, the cities actually controlled by the Holy Lance Corps are all in coastal areas, which is very unfavorable for defense. No matter who sneaks close, they will be bombarded. Combined with the captain's suggestion, Chen Guoqing and Ding San are fully responsible for starting to build a city in the mountainous area between the small towns of Pidai and Yachichaya.
Holy Spear City is the name of the newly built city. Although there is no shortage of trees in the rainforest, the city designed by Chen Feng is based on the structure of boulders and cement, and he has made requirements for the surrounding area of the city. In addition to clearing the surrounding bushes, trees of all sizes should be kept in their original state as much as possible.
The city has begun to take shape, and at least the outer defense system has been established. The cement factory at the foot of the western hill operates day and night, guaranteeing a minimum output of 30 tons a day. The quarry on the southern hill is blasting all day long, and stones slide down the concave slide paved with logs, directly reaching the south of Holy Spear City.
In a ravine three kilometers away from the city, there was a densely covered bush forest. The soldiers of the Holy Lance spent three days cutting out a buffer zone, and a huge fire burned thousands of acres of the ravine clean.
There are already women and children planting crops. Everyone is equal under the Holy Spear. Each family is temporarily allocated two acres of land. They can decide what to plant, but most of them are planting rice. Of course, they have to leave some land to grow vegetables.
The rice seedlings were free. Some families from the north did not know how to plant them. Although there was a language barrier, the indigenous residents still gave them enthusiastic guidance. In return, they were given a meal. Gradually, a relationship was established. Chen Guoqing matched all the residents up and called them free-living mutual aid groups. Each group had three families: one indigenous family, one Chinese or overseas Chinese family, and one family of settlers from the far north.
The men all went to the construction sites to earn money. They had three meals a day, all with delicious meat and fish, and were paid according to the type of work they did. The wages of some stonemasons and carpenters made everyone jealous, but even the wages for hard labor were beyond their imagination. As long as they were willing to work hard, they could ensure that their family would have no worries about food and clothing.