Said and his companions had already gathered in the expansive conference room, diligently making all the necessary preparations. The entrance of Liu Yong with the group caught General Saeed's attention, prompting him to rise. General Saeed and Liu Yong exchanged a warm handshake and a cordial greeting.
With great enthusiasm, General Saeed acquainted everyone with the recently acquired information. "Ladies and gentlen, we have just received intelligence that the leader of Rhodes Ard Forces No. 7 has been sighted in the western port city of Hodeidasha."
Initially, he provided a concise overview before delving into a comprehensive discussion of the action plan with the assembled individuals.
The task ahead was treacherous, considering the journey of over a thousand kilotres from Sanaa to Hodeidasha. Moreover, the city was under the control of Rhodes's ard forces, with no shortage of a thousand ard elents.
The mission carried significant risks.
Yet, the esteed Wolf Warriors mbers displayed unwavering enthusiasm and unwavering confidence. Having consud the "genetic dicine," they firmly believed that completing this mission would be well within their capabilities.
Eventually, a unanimous decision on the action plan was reached. A transport helicopter would transport the team to the outskirts of the port, allowing them to infiltrate with the support of the ard forces. Once the No. 7 leader of Rhodes Ard Forces was eliminated, a rendezvous point in the suburbs would facilitate their retreat.
The Wolf Warriors comprised the core operatives of the operation. At the sa ti, the YM governnt's army played a crucial role by providing weaponry and ammunition and assisting with the retreat and other essential tasks.
With the plan firmly established, Liu Yong's voice resounded. "Do you possess the necessary confidence?"
"Confidence, we have!" ca the resolute response, resonating powerfully from the mouths of the dozen-plus team mbers.
Wasting no ti, the group comnced their preparations, spending the next 20 minutes boarding two transport helicopters that would swiftly carry them toward Hodeidah, the western port city of YM.
Liu Yong remained behind, observing the operation from a distance while eagerly awaiting updates. Staying at the finest hotel in Sanaa, the Presidential Suite, he found himself in the company of General Saeed.
As the capital of YM, Sanaa boasted an impressive hotel that could barely et the standards of a five-star establishnt. The Presidential Suite, where Liu Yong sat on a comfortable sofa, provided an impeccable setting for his stay.
Settling in, Liu Yong activated his third-party vision, establishing a connection with Bawang, his loyal companion.
Over ti, Bawang had grown imnsely, surpassing its previous size by gaining two or three tons daily. After many days, its weight had soared to a staggering 612 tons, presently situated in the waters of the Gulf of Aden, a re two to three hundred nautical miles away from Hodeidah, the target city.
"Overlord, make haste to Hodeidasha imdiately. I have a team ready to conduct an operation there, aiming to neutralize the leader of Rhodes Ard Forces No. 7," Liu Yong relayed through the connection.
"Fear not, Master. I shall depart without delay," assured Bawang as it propelled itself forward with its colossal 60-ter-long spear. Moving at a speed exceeding 300 nautical miles, it reached the vicinity of Hodeidasha within an hour.
Hodeidasha, a port city in the western region of YM, revealed a bustling pier adorned with various vessels: fishing boats, speedboats, and even an old second-hand warship. The city, resembling a small town, housed a modest population estimated to be only two to three thousand. Low-rise structures dominated the landscape, with a scarcity of buildings exceeding three floors. Lingering remnants of past conflicts were visible in the vast stretches of ruins scattered throughout the area.
Employing his third-party vision, Liu Yong keenly observed the entirety of Hodeidasha's circumstances, almost as if viewing a ticulously crafted live broadcast, surpassing the excitent of any blockbuster movie from country M.
Suspended at a depth of 30 to 40 ters on the seabed, Bawang remained motionless, poised for the impending operation.
Just over an hour later, Kang Zhenggang and his team erged within the field of view provided by Liu Yong's third-party vision, stealthily making their way through the city. The group, consisting of more than a dozen highly skilled individuals, moved swiftly, dispatching any militants they encountered with precision and silence. Their swift progress went undetected by the unsuspecting adversaries.
Progressing unhindered, their destination clear, Kang Zhenggang and his team made their way toward a building in Hodeidasha's West District. Intelligence had pinpointed this location as the likely whereabouts of the Rhodes Ard Forces' No. 7 leader.I think you should take a look at
Once the ard forces covertly infiltrated the urban area of Hodeidasha, they eventually drew attention, sparking a fierce exchange of gunfire with the opposition.
Through his third-party vision, Liu Yong observed the unfolding spectacle, fully engaged as if witnessing a grand spectacle that exceeded the thrill of any motion picture from country M.
His satisfaction knew no bounds.
Although Rhodes boasted a sizable contingent of ard personnel, the Wolf Warriors proved themselves equivalent to tenfold their number. The relatively confined dinsions of Hodeidasha expedited their arrival at the building harbouring the No. 7 leader of the Rhodes Ard Forces.
Aware that his subordinates would struggle to reach him, the No. 7 leader attempted to flee alone, accompanied by a small entourage of a few ard individuals in an off-road vehicle.
However, their escape was futile, and the ard n trailing behind them swiftly t their demise. Kang Zhenggang and his team pursued relentlessly, firing upon the fleeing vehicle.
Perplexed, the No. 7 leader couldn't comprehend why his off-road vehicle fell behind, unable to maintain the necessary distance. Swiftly, bullets from Kang Zhenggang and He Qiang's weapons found their mark, claiming the life of the No. 7 leader.
The primary target had been eliminated.
Left with insignificant minions, the ard personnel lacked the resolve to fight back. Resistance efforts were t with a swift demise, as Kang Zhenggang and his comrades gradually withdrew from Hodeidasha, skirmishing when necessary.
Within the confines of his hotel room, Liu Yong observed every mont through the lens of his third-party vision, exhaling a sigh of relief and witnessing the safe retreat of his team.
In less than half an hour, Liu Yong received phone calls from both Kang Zhenggang and General Said.
The Rhodes Ard Forces' No. 7 leader had been eradicated, and the mbers of the Wolf Warriors had successfully extracted themselves from the situation unscathed.
On their maiden mission, the Wolf Warriors had perford flawlessly.
Admiration and loyalty toward Liu Yong surged within the team mbers' hearts. They understood their ability to eliminate nurous militants and erge victorious from overwhelming odds was attributed mainly to the "genetic dicine" they had ingested.
General Said and Pri Minister Hassan treated Liu Yong as an esteed guest, showing him respect and deference.
Nonetheless, Liu Yong's stay in Sanaa lasted only a single day, for his primary purpose was to distribute the "genetic dicine" to the team mbers, observing their performance as an incidental objective.
After completing these tasks, Liu Yong promptly returned ho, receiving the $40 million USD reward from the YM governnt, courtesy of the Rhodes Ard Forces' No. 7 leader.
Several days had passed since Liu Yong's return from Sanaa, during which he filled his ti with activities such as visiting the office, shopping with Li Changle, or simply enjoying a peaceful slumber at ho.
Having awakened from a satisfying nap, Liu Yong contemplated his next move. Should he proceed to the office or pay a visit to Ding Wen's place?
Opting to visit Ding Wen, Liu Yong embarked on the journey in his supercar, arriving at the entrance of Ding Wen's company in a short period.
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