Outside the white fog, the soldiers of Great Tang hid behind the bone gate, evading stray bullets and tightly gripping their chain saws and long spears. They wouldn’t let a single enemy escape the white fog!
Li Changhe was controlling the ti difference, fighting fiercely with the Transcendents.
No matter what kind of weapon or how strong the Transcendent was.
As long as a sound was made, the collapsing soldiers would shoot in that direction.
And Li Changhe just had to use [Shadow Step] to escape from his original position.
"This is what happens when you don’t pay attention to your soldiers’ morale. If they had so preparation and calmly responded, they wouldn’t lose so miserably."
"You think everyone can be like you? Encounter an army that completely obeys you and et a cheap godfather?" Yun Ting teased and then reminded, "7 o’clock direction, five ters, two people."
Li Changhe rushed forward, both hands wielding long nails. At the sa ti, he battled with the two Transcendents, their weapons interlocking and bursting into dazzling sparks, emitting a hazy light in the white fog.
No matter the outco, Li Changhe would touch and go.
Using [Shadow Step] to leave, the faces of the two Transcendents turned pale as they quickly retreated.
But one of them was still riddled with bullets.
They slaughtered their compatriots for treasures and stayed with the murderer who killed their disciples.
Now, they finally died under the guns of the murderer. How interesting.
As the enraged Transcendents lost four mbers,
they finally turned their butcher knives against the WWII soldiers. The language barrier didn’t allow for any real communication between them as they fought furiously together.
Seeing so Transcendents escape the white fog and jump into the sea, and so WWII soldiers rushing out of the fog only to be surrounded and killed by the soldiers of Great Tang,
Li Changhe knew they had it in the bag!
The Great Tang forces hadn’t lost a single person, and after Hu Shao returned, he could brag about Li Ba again.
Suddenly, a mysterious feeling ca over him.
"What is this?" Li Changhe was stunned.
Lady Nanzhuang returning? Impossible! With such severe injuries, there is no way she would dare to fight again!
Moon God losing? Also impossible! They were outside the white fog and had steam soldiers helping. There was no way they could lose!
"Evade!" Li Changhe didn’t have ti to ask questions in the [Friends] list, and heard Moon God’s roar, "It’s cannon fire!"
Cannon fire? How could it be? Enemy archers attacking?
Weren’t technological [Equipnt] limited? How could they reach here? And was it He Feng’s plan that went wrong, attracting the enemy [Players]?
It was clear that there were Great Tang soldiers on the shore, so it couldn’t possibly be WWII forces firing from the shore! And were they trying to kill their own people?
Could there be unknown enemies?
Damn it! Activate the [Breath of Thunder]!
Li Changhe’s body was surrounded by arcs of electricity as he ignored the enemies hidden in the white fog.
He instantly leaped out of the fog, catching a glimpse of a row of flares shooting from afar. The calculated point of impact by [Hawkeye Demon Eyes]... was right here!
There was no ti to be shocked. He grabbed the nearest Great Tang soldier and rushed toward the sea at full speed.
With tattered clothes and severe injuries, Moon God grabbed the nearest Great Tang soldier and threw them into the sea.
But it was too slow. From the mont Moon God realized sothing was wrong and shouted a warning,
to when the cannon fire landed, there was less than a second!
Subsequently, boom!
Li Changhe only felt a trendous force slamming heavily into his back, a sweetness in his mouth.
Simultaneously, the explosive sound that almost shattered his eardrums erupted behind him!
"Bastard!" Li Changhe’s voice was hoarse.
Falling into the sea, before being soaked in the cold seawater, he saw Hu Shao being blown away.
Blood and internal organs splattered, as the ashes of the brother Hu Shao had carried with him scattered and floated away.
He... had promised to let them return alive.
Damn it! Don’t let break my promise...
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