Fatal Strike: Mercenary Road of Gunfire Ranger Chapter 33 Highway Fierce Battle (Happy Dragon Boat Festival

Mountain Eagle probably realized sothing had happened, but he wasn’t quite clear about the specifics...

He looked at the anxious Tessa and asked, "Is the situation very serious?"

Without thinking, Tessa waved her hand and said, "The local gang has been looking for soone with an injured right leg, this guy admitted he’s the one, and then asked the gang to help find his daughter.

He wanted to exchange his life for his daughter’s, but now we’ve caught him..."

After listening, Mountain Eagle had a good idea of what had happened...

The blue-clothed man was a retired soldier from the 191 Special Forces, his daughter had gone missing, so he had been searching for her, then because of an injury to his right leg got into a conflict with the gang and beca a target.

Slowly he realized that it was unrealistic to find his daughter on his own, so he simply ’exposed his identity’ in hopes of using a reward to stimulate the gang’s initiative to help locate his daughter.

Only in tis of utter desperation would anyone do such a thing.

Mountain Eagle wasn’t sure of the details, but he could tell from this fellow’s actions that he was very professional.

Such a person couldn’t find his daughter and had chosen to expose himself in desperation as a last resort, which ant that he had no other options...

Mountain Eagle himself had experienced a series of pursuits and knew the efficiency of finding a lead to ’ask upwards’—this guy had clearly ’asked’ so people...

Either he asked the wrong people, or he had found a clue but realized that the adversary was too powerful for him to confront.

After understanding the situation, Mountain Eagle looked at Tessa and said, "Now that you’ve caught him, won’t you be in danger too?"

Tessa obviously didn’t want to say more to Mountain Eagle. She glanced at the knife wound on Mountain Eagle’s abdon, pointed at the fine cut across his well-defined abs, and said, "You’re hurt, an ambulance will be here soon, I’ll arrange for you to be taken to the hospital..."

Mountain Eagle looked down and only then did he notice the injury the blue-clothed man had inflicted on him.

He touched the wound with his hand and found it to be just a superficial cut. It didn’t need deliberate treatnt; perhaps it would heal after so sleep.

Just as he was about to decline, several police cars and an ambulance arrived...

Two officers placed the seemingly unconscious blue-clothed man on a stretcher and followed him into the ambulance.

Tessa had taken a liking to Mountain Eagle. She tugged at his arm from behind, pointed at a police car, and said, "Get in the car, I’ll take you to the hospital to treat the wound, and also take a statent.

Aren’t you going to Kamui? After the statent, I’ll take you to the airport. Bangkok will be a bit chaotic recently; it’s better not to wander around here."

Mountain Eagle really didn’t want to get involved in this ssy situation, but Tessa’s enthusiasm and the need for Police’s case procedures made it difficult for him to refuse.

Tessa hadn’t ntioned the specific issues with the gang, but Mountain Eagle knew what a reward of five million US dollars ant.

When soone cos forward admitting they’re the target of a bounty, five million dollars will drive all of Bangkok’s gangs crazy!

Mountain Eagle was not sure how bold the gangs in Bangkok were, but at this ti, getting close to the blue-clothed man was irresponsible to himself...

Mountain Eagle resignedly let Tessa pull him, carrying his bags and packages, and squeezed into a police car...

The Bangkok police had a standard procedure for dealing with injured suspects; they even designated a specific hospital for such cases.

Four police cars with sirens blaring left the Sukhumvit District and drove for nearly 50 minutes before arriving at a public hospital on the outskirts of Bangkok.

Just two blocks away from the hospital, as the lead police car was about to cross an intersection, a pickup truck, modified into a flatbed, ramd into the side of the police car from a road on the right...

There was a thunderous boom...

The side of the police car was crushed inward, then lost control and veered into the oncoming lane, colliding with a car driving normally, which then sparked a series of traffic accidents...

The sudden traffic accidents caused much trouble for the Thais, who were used to driving fast.

At this mont, Mountain Eagle, who realized sothing was wrong, was just about to remind Tessa to stay alert when their last police car was heavily struck from behind by another pickup...

Mountain Eagle violently jerked inside the car and then his head hit the ceiling hard. He grasped the side handle tightly, and when he tried to turn around to see what was happening, he saw the pickup truck accelerate and ram into them again...

The pickup’s front end pushed against the rear side of the police car, then abruptly accelerated forward, causing Mountain Eagle’s police car to swerve...

Feeling the police car about to be tipped over, Mountain Eagle held onto the handle tightly and shouted loudly, "To the right, to the right..."

Police Officer C, sitting in the right-side driver’s seat, forcefully turned the wheel to the right, dodging the pickup’s attack in almost a stationary U-turn, but due to the excessive speed and too tight a turning radius, the police car still rolled over...

The instant the police car flipped over, all the ssy items in the back seat, along with Tessa, pressed down upon Mountain Eagle.

While Mountain Eagle was disoriented, he heard gunfire outside...

Seeing Tessa breathing heavily with a big bump on her head, Mountain Eagle supported her waist to change her body angle. Pointing to the cracked rear window, he shouted loudly, "Soone’s attacking us, kick the window, kick it open, we need to get out, hurry up..."

Still dizzy, Tessa instinctively kicked hard, breaking the rear window open, and then was pushed out by Mountain Eagle...

Just as Tessa was about to check the situation, several blue-clothed gunn suddenly appeared on the side, holding semi-automatic rifles and blindly firing at the police car...

Watching her colleague in the driver’s seat being killed, Tessa subconsciously drew her pistol to return fire, when Mountain Eagle, dragging a wounded Police Officer C from the passenger seat, fell to the ground with her waist in his arms, then dragged two of them to the other side of the overturned vehicle to avoid the attack...

And at this ti, the entire blocked highway had turned into a battle zone...

The gang’s tactic of cutting off both ends trapped all the police officers together.

Dozens of gang gunn appeared from all sides, relentlessly attacking the police officers and ambulances...

There was no safe place at all!

The remaining police officers in the two cars got out and opened the doors for slight cover, returning fire and calling for help...

But their firepower was no match for the gang ard with semi-automatic rifles, and soon two police officers were shot down.

Mountain Eagle crouched by the side of the car fra, feeling bullets piercing through the tal over his head. Seeing several gang gunn approaching on the opposite lane, he shouted to ard Tessa, "Give a gun, give a gun..."

Tessa finally snapped back to reality. She glanced at her colleague, who was clutching his stomach in agony, clenched her teeth, pulled out his pistol and handed it to Mountain Eagle...

Just as Tessa was about to say sothing, Mountain Eagle shouted ’cover ,’ then stood up resolutely with a Glock 17 in hand and pulled the trigger at the gunn approaching the front of the police car...

"Pop pop pop pop pop..."

The continuous gunfire knocked down three approaching gunn. Mountain Eagle patted Tessa on the back and shouted loudly, "Don’t freeze, follow ..."