??420: Chapter 420 Annihilate into Dregs!
420: Chapter 420 Annihilate into Dregs!
Over the Tai Man Ocean, Lin Fei and Xue i, on a flight from Manzhou to Mo Country, crashed into the sea.
Upon the Ausar rcenary Corps’ mariti headquarters—the Ausar Ship.
Billowing smoke!
The Ausar rcenary Corps mbers, who were originally brandishing rocket launchers intending to bombard the speedboat piloted by Lin Fei, had now vanished without a trace.
The deck where they had stood was also battered beyond recognition, revealing a gaping pitch-black hole through which the inner cabin could be faintly seen.
Even Victor and Tiger Shark, the two leaders of the Ausar rcenary Corps who had stood on the deck, looking down on the passengers who jumped into the sea from the plane, hadn’t been killed by a direct hit like those with the rocket launchers.
Instead, they were affected by the blast’s shockwave—one was sent flying off the deck while the other plunged into the ocean.
Compared to the chaos aboard the Ausar Ship, the Ausar rcenary Corps’ three smaller cruise ships were undoubtedly in a far more pitiable state.
Boom!
Boom!
Boom!
After a round of bombardnt, two ard helicopters from the Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base, flying low, waited only a dozen seconds before comncing a second round of bombing against the three small cruise ships belonging to the Ausar rcenary Corps!
Rockets and explosives were poured onto the three small cruise ships belonging to the Ausar rcenary Corps as if they were free, with reckless abandon.
In just two brief minutes, the three small cruise ships belonging to the Ausar rcenary Corps, without any suspense, began to smoke massively and sink into the sea!
Twelve luxurious cruise ships belonging to the Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base, although not continuing the attack like the two circling ard helicopters, scattered and ford a fan shape as they slowly approached the Ausar Ship.
In addition to rescuing those who had jumped into the sea and were on the Ausar rcenary Corps’ speedboats, they subtly surrounded the smoke-engulfed Ausar Ship!
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“What’s happening?!”
“Where the hell did these guys co from?!”
“It couldn’t be the Aomandaya Navy, could it?!”
The remaining forty-plus mbers of the Ausar rcenary Corps aboard the Ausar Ship were thrown into complete disarray.
Clearly, they hadn’t anticipated that they, who should have been the hunters at an absolute advantage, would beco the prey in the span of a mont.
“Steady yourselves, first let’s rescue Big Brother!”
Victor, the second-in-command of the Ausar rcenary Corps, who had been flung onto the deck by the sudden bombing from the Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base, was helped up by his comrades and barked several commands to stabilize the disordered Ausar rcenary Corps mbers on the deck.
Then, he quickly organized a team to rescue Tiger Shark, the leader of the Ausar rcenary Corps, who had been thrown into the sea by the blast’s aftermath.
Victor, a forr Amandian Navy officer, still commanded considerable respect within the Ausar rcenary Corps.
Under Victor’s organization, the mbers of the Ausar rcenary Corps aboard the Ausar ship scrambled to rescue the overthrown Tiger Shark and its crew from the sea.
Bang!
“Who knows where these guys sprang from?!”
Tiger Shark, having been rescued from the sea onto the Ausar ship, paid no mind to the disheveled state induced by the residual effects of the bomb.
His fist, heavy as a sandbag, slamd onto the ship’s rail, voicing his anger without forgetting to bellow.
On deck, the mbers of the Ausar rcenary Corps stood in silent unison.
Clearly, they too wanted to know who had attacked them.
Of course, more Ausar rcenary Corps mbers were simply dumbstruck by the two ard helicopters from the Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base, hovering at a low altitude.
Without having even a mont to collect their wits, how could they care to answer Tiger Shark’s question?
“I can’t rember any of the rcenary organizations pursuing us that boast ard helicopters.
Those luxury cruise ships also seem rather unfamiliar.
However, one thing I’m sure of, these people are likely not sent by the Amandian military.”
Compared to the other mbers of the Ausar rcenary Corps, whose lines were already in disarray, Victor, who hailed from the Australian Navy and was ranked second in the rcenary group, was considerably more composed.
Although he too was rattled by the sudden bombardnt from the Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base, he clearly hadn’t lost his basic wits.
After the rcenary Corps’ leader, Tiger Shark, had been rescued onto the ship, Victor’s attention shifted to the two ard helicopters from the Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base, circling low above them, and the twelve luxury cruise ships silently forming a fan around them, encircling them.
“Regardless of who these people are sent by, our top priority now is to leave this place.
The Ausar is too big a target; we must abandon the ship!”
Having served in the Amandian Navy, Victor clearly had a better grasp of the situation than the rest of the pirate-born Ausar rcenary Corps mbers.
Seeing the two ard helicopters sink the three smaller cruise ships belonging to the rcenary group, they kept circling low around the Ausar ship.
The twelve luxury cruise ships, which had been vaguely positioning themselves in a fan shape to entrap the Ausar ship, proceeded to rescue all the passengers who had jumped into the sea onto speedboats.
They then turned and sailed in the opposite direction, no longer surrounding the Ausar.
Unlike the rest of the Ausar rcenary Corps mbers who were inwardly relieved, Victor, with his Amandian Navy background, keenly sensed sothing was amiss.
Especially after he saw, through binoculars, Lin Fei, who had taken out nearly thirty of their n, being welcod aboard the luxury cruise ship emblazoned with “Xue i,” and seed to be issuing orders.
Victor, with his Amandian Navy background, felt a sense of imminent danger peak almost instantly.
“We must abandon the ship imdiately – there’s no one on those speedboats now.
Once we jump overboard, we can take them and escape.
With so many speedboats, if we’re lucky, so of us might make it out.
Big brother, make the call now!”
Tiger Shark, originally sowhat reluctant to leave the Ausar, agreed to Victor’s insistent and earnest, almost pleading advice.
After a reluctant glance at the Ausar, which carried much of the rcenary corps’ reputation, he gritted his teeth and nodded in agreent to abandon ship.
Bang!
“Everyone, jump into the sea imdiately; seize the speedboats.
Once you’ve got a boat, flee in the opposite direction!”
Having created the Ausar rcenary Corps single-handedly, Tiger Shark still had a bit of a chieftain’s air about him.
However, the fate of the Ausar rcenary Corps had been sealed the mont Lin Fei boarded the plane they intended to hijack, which ultimately crashed into the sea.
As Tiger Shark and the Ausar rcenary Corps made the decision to jump into the sea, the third round of bombardnt from the two ard helicopters of Hell’s Judgent Organization’s Manzhou Base was already on its way…
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