Sinphyu Kyun Aung Thein - Garuda Saya San

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The great earth trembled softly.

The earth-shaking, triumphant sound of the gong filled the entire open field.

The sound of a boom coming from the ground, a crashing sound from the roof, made W. Baraktoe frown and look at the criminal U Maung Kaley with a look of "What's wrong, Maung Min?"

"Come on..come on"

"Put it down.. put it down."

Suddenly, a terrifying sound like the roar of a wild animal came from the bushes and fields, and the blue-skinned rebels advanced with a loud shout. The rebels had been waiting since they arrived near the village of Tthan Ti Pin, where the police and the police chief were stationed, and when the enemy arrived, they rose up and attacked from three sides.

"Come on..come on"

The majestic voice of the commander Ye Ye Aung Htin filled the entire area. The sound of the gong seemed to stir the blood of the rebels. The great flag of Thu Pong Aung, with a white spot in the center of the red base and a dragon in the garland, fluttered in the wind. Under the setting sun, the rebel flag rushed forward with great speed, as if thirsting for the blood of the enemy.

"Give it up..give it up"

The arrows hit the military police. The swords and spears were shining brightly in the sunlight.

"Kill the demons"

"Give it up and give it down"

The military police took up positions in a line, lying on their stomachs, kneeling, and standing, and attacked again.

The sound of gunfire echoed through the field, hitting the edge of the forest.

A flock of birds flying to roost turned back.

"Come on, come on.."

The rebels, ignoring the enemy bullets that flew around like sand, rushed forward to reach the swordsmen.

The spearmen also ran up, holding their spears high.

The military police and the police were terrified by the large crowd that was surging up like a huge wave rolling up from the sea, under the rifles that were firing indiscriminately.

The rebels had only three double-barreled guns and four homemade guns that they had captured from the fighting. Even so, their guns did not hit the enemy military police.

The military police, which were positioned in three rows, were disfigured.

One of the rebels' spears hit the military police.

The arrows flew in a steady stream. The sound of the bow and arrow sounded like the end of the world, getting closer and closer.

No matter where they were fired, the military police's rifle bullets were not wasted. They hit the rebels, who were already in the field.

However, the rebels considered those who fell to pieces with their guns as if they were logs.

They rushed forward without realizing it, swords raised.

Seeing the military policemen firing here and there, and the soldiers continuing to advance, the soldiers retreated. The officer was about to run away. The officer shouted and ordered them to fight back.

"Come on..come on"

Major Ba Aye, who was given the title of Min Ye Ye Aung Htin, gave the order with a wave of his big bird sword and, as he was leading the way, he fell down with a sharp blow from his chest as he landed on a cliff.

A large amount of blood came out of his mouth.

"Major, Major.."

An adjutant came running. Major Min Ye Ye Aung Htin grabbed the adjutant and pushed him away. He stood up, clutching his chest, and ran forward.

"Come on..come on..."

The adjutant was surprised by Min Ye Ye Aung Htin's voice. He couldn't remain surprised for long, but smiled and ran after his platoon.

"Give it up, give it up." He had come to terms with the military police.

"Kill the monsters"

The sound of military police firing back, the sounds of rebels cutting, kicking, and screaming echoed along the shore near Htan Taw village.

"Thieves and rapists... cut them down"

The rebels are on the run. They are celebrating their victory by looting the guns of the military police, feeding them with spears, and feeding them with swords.

The criminal U Maungkale fled with the chief of police.

At that moment, three rebel soldiers suddenly appeared and attacked U Maung Kalay and Barak Toe.

One of the rebels, U Maung Kaley, fired a pre-emptive shot, hitting his hand and causing him to fall, while another's sword pierced U Maung Kaley's liver.

The important Barakto fell into the mud of the shore while avoiding a rebel's spear.

"Kill it..kill it"

Three more rebels followed behind Baraktoe, but the police opened fire and prevented them from advancing.

"Hey.. Mi Aung, kill the monkey, kill the monkey."

"Up and down"

At the successful command, about ten rebels rushed in. They fell down in the police bullets, but they were forced to climb up, and a sergeant and two policemen had to ask the remaining policemen to shoot them down and drag the important barrack down.

"Give it, give it.."

"Come on..come on..."

Among those who rescued the injured Barakto, one of the policemen was killed by the rebels' sword.

Even though the situation was out of control, the rebels rushed forward again. With loud shouts and shouts, the rebels ran forward, but the bullets that were thrown away hit them and left them screaming.

"Hey.. gunmen, shoot me?"

Min Ye Ye Aung Htin gave the order from the spot where he fell, covering his wound with his palm.

Soldiers with guns approached the scene and fired.

However, it was ineffective. The homemade gun with two barrels and a muzzleloader was not capable of hitting anything.

"Take up your weapons, carry away the blood of the fallen."

Major Ba Aye, called Min Ye Ye Aung Htin, stood up and gave an order, but he suddenly fell down.

“Major. Criminal Inspector U Maung Kalay’s body was found.”

"Hey.. yeah?"

Major Ba Aye stood up, rejoicing that he had killed the enemy leader.

"We have won, we have won this battle, let's fight again"

Major Ba Aye's voice trailed off, and the man, too, fell to the ground, his ropes snapped.

The sound of buffalo horns spread. The rebels, carrying corpses and the sick on stretchers, rushed towards the camp. At the forefront of the army, a red flag with a gargoyle on it, trampling the head of a dragon and holding its tail in its hand, proudly flew.

In the middle of the army came the body of Major Ba Aye. The aides-de-camp and soldiers looked at the Major's body with sadness as they followed, but when they looked ahead, they smiled happily.

The villagers came out from the top of the village and greeted the rebels with cigarettes, drinks, and sugarcane.

"Ten demons and one elder were left dead, huh?"

A soldier reported encouragingly from the front.

They shouted loudly, and the villagers jumped up and down with joy.

"Sadhu Kve.. Sadhu.. Sadhu..."

A 70-year-old man beat a copper drum and, wishing to share a good deed, he made a heartfelt prayer, closing his mouth and offering a blessing.

"I'm so happy, it's good that the dogs that got tired of eating my fish paste are dead, I'm so happy."

A young woman danced and cheered enthusiastically.

The rebel army was unable to suddenly advance towards the headquarters and remained at the top of the village.

As each person recounted their experiences of being attacked, a group of children gathered around, listening and asking questions one by one. The noise was deafening.

Those who are searching for their husbands and relatives who went to war are asking questions.

"Kyaw Zan, please answer my questions. Are you proud because you are a captain?"

"Oh... what, what?"

In the middle of the camp, a woman in her thirties was arguing with a young lieutenant.

"I didn't hear you, sister."

"Where is my husband? I didn't see him before. Is he behind?"

"You are a man"

"What? Did you die in battle?"

The adjutant general was suddenly reluctant to answer.

"Did you kill me? Did the gun hit me? Tell me quickly."

"My leg is crushed and broken. I have to amputate one of my legs to survive."

"Oh my gosh, I'll feed you for the rest of my life, even if you break your leg. I'm glad my husband killed the mother who abused my niece, Nu Nu Tut Tut. What's the matter with the broken leg?"

In the same way, the voices of those who lost their sons, their husbands, and their brothers also floated.

"I'm not crying, hey"

"What if our brother fell while taking revenge on our behalf? We are not sad."

"I died of a snakebite or a stroke while I was sleeping in bed. Now I'm happy to be dying while destroying the demons that torment us."

The hot hearts of those who wanted to cry became hardened. The sound of sobbing was drowned out by the sound of crying. The smile conquered the mother.

When the sound of the buffalo horn sounded, the rebel army had left the village. Darkness had begun to engulf the field. The rebel army was advancing fiercely towards the camp.

"Blood drinkers, hurry up!"

After Major Ba Aye's death, Major Ba Sein led the army and ordered it to retreat. Major Ba Sein, who had been following Major Ba Aye's side, was trying hard to take Major Ba Aye's life from the hands of death, so he did not look at the army, but left it to his assistants. Now that Major Ba Aye was dead, he remembered to command the army and quickly sent his assistants to give orders.

"Blood drinkers, hurry up!"

The sound of the call echoed through every battalion. The soldiers' feet were moving more quickly than before. Ahead, they could see the lights of the camp.

At the camp, the B-troopers had finished cooking rice for the returning A-troopers and were serving it to the returning A-troopers.

They were waiting. When they heard the good news, the B-troopers danced and cheered in unison.

While they were having fun, the vigilante, who they thought had fled, returned again and took away the bodies of Maung Kalay and the police.

Major Ba Sein climbed the flag hill wearily. He passed through the outposts one after another. From each outpost, people were asking for news of the battle.

"The criminal mastermind and ten policemen were left behind."

Major Ba Sein simply replied, "Yes." But that wasn't enough.

"On our side.."

When they continued to ask, Major Ba Sein was reluctant to answer.

"Of course there is."

Saying that, he climbed the mountain.

The sound of the small pagoda and the sound of the bells echoed the serenity of the Emerald Mountain. The refreshing breeze soothed Bo Ba Sein. Near the pagoda, in a large, spacious tent,