"Start the attack." At exactly eight o’clock, the Commander finally gave the order, speaking this word that drove people crazy.
As his voice fell, the deafening sound of artillery fire erupted in the distance.
A flurry of shells and missiles were launched towards Luang Feng Mountain, lighting up the distant sky.
Although the mountain was hundreds of miles from the city, the sounds of warfare were still distinct within the city.
In the surrounding towns, most people stood by their windows or on the streets, looking in the direction of Luang Feng Mountain.
They didn’t know what was happening over there, but judging by the intensity of the artillery, it was not a trivial matter.
So reporters hurriedly prepared their equipnt and headed that way.
Previously, they hadn’t noticed any signs, and with the current ceasefire between Ba and Yi, the conflict hadn’t escalated to such a large-scale battle.
Since it wasn’t an invasion by foreign enemies, it only indicated one thing: an internal war in the small Ba region.
The locals, though surprised, were not panicked. Most of them, after taking a look, returned to their normal lives.
So went back to watching TV, others continued working overti.
They were used to it by now. They wouldn’t be alard or curious enough to go and take a closer look.
If this happened in China, it might cause widespread panic.
At the Central Command at this ti, the Commander was intently watching the large screen in front of him.
Here, information relayed from satellites broadly displayed the situation at Luang Feng Mountain.
Many people surrounded him, wearing headsets, their eyes fixed on their screens, analyzing various data.
Also gathered around the Commander were several senior commanding officers.
"Commander, it would take us 25 minutes to completely bombard the surface of Luang Feng Mountain at this rate, and afterward, the mountain will be in utter ruins. Within ten ters beneath the surface..."
One person explained the effects of the bombardnt to the Commander.
After he finished, another person discussed the next steps.
"The first target has been successfully bombarded. According to satellite feedback, we have achieved our expected goals." A staff mber wearing a headset reported.
"Begin the bombardnt of the second target now."
Everyone in the command center wore a look of seriousness.
This was technological warfare; every order issued and every decision made could determine mission success or failure.
"Successfully infiltrated the enemy’s electronic system." Soone reported.
"Virus has been successfully implanted."
Hearing the reports from around, the Commander’s face finally began to relax.
The war was developing step by step as they had anticipated, and surprisingly smoothly.
Not far from Luang Feng Mountain, in a hidden spot, Xiang Yu and his group were huddled together sowhat disheveled.
Tie Zhuzi angrily said, "Damn it, who would’ve thought the **** would be so insane, throwing shells everywhere as if they didn’t cost money."
Originally, Xiang Yu and his n planned to hide in Luang Feng Mountain and observe the situation, but the **** launched a full mountain bombardnt.
Luckily, he and his brothers fled quickly; otherwise, this barrage would’ve wiped them out before it could take out the rebels.
"Let’s go up and take a look now," Xiang Yu said, and began moving upward.
"Brother Yu, I suggest we wait a bit. If they launch another round of bombing, we might all get caught in it." Tie Zhuzi proposed.
The previous explosions had nearly deafened him, the artillery blasting close enough that his ears were still ringing.
"There shouldn’t be a second round of bombing. It should be safe for us to climb up now," Xiang Yu said and started walking again.
The Heavenly Dragon rcenary Corps brothers followed him upslope.
The first team was fine, having followed Xiang Yu through various risks and participated in nurous battles.
The second team, though trained, had never experienced a real artillery encirclent like this.
So were so anxious their legs nearly gave out.
Ren Qing, who was leading the second team, also secretly marveled at the scene.
Being on the brink of life and death was sothing he felt he could only truly understand by being here himself.
"Don’t be afraid, brothers. We are safe now." Ren Qing encouraged.
Seeing Xiang Yu charging ahead, others were inspired and quickly followed suit.
The mountain was barren now, full of craters. The trees had been blasted to pieces in the explosions, and the air slled burnt.
"Be careful, don’t make any noise," Wu Jing said softly at the front.
Though the bombardnt had shattered the mountain, it provided them with nurous natural covers.
Positioned on the outskirts of Luang Feng Mountain, they weren’t at any strategic high point, making them overlooked by both the **** and the rebels, thus ensuring their safety.
Xiang Yu and his team rely ca to observe, with the site offering an excellent vantage point.
After the **** finished their bombardnt, a vanguard unit wielding light weapons charged inward.
Rain poured down harder, as if the sky had opened up, releasing torrents of water.
This affected many communications devices, as their wireless headsets beca unusable after getting wet.
It was a crucial test for them.
Fortunately, these people were well-trained and did not panic, following the plan to sprint inward.
This vanguard force was like a sharp blade slicing directly into the heart of Luang Feng Mountain.
As they charged forward, they encountered resistance on the roads, but swiftly and accurately overca it.
They entered Luang Feng Mountain smoothly, almost unbelievably so.
The squad commander continuously reported their status with a waterproof phone. Based on the feedback from each squad, all was proceeding well.
Keru, in his command room, also received reports from the ground.
"What, the resistance inside is weak?" Keru said, incredulous.
"Indeed, we also t with blocking forces, but they were too weak, and under our main force, they were easily wiped out," said soone, their voice tinged with excitent.
"Understood," Keru said, his tone sowhat dejected.
Having been away from the rebel army for so many years, he knew they had been developing, but he hadn’t expected them to beco so weak.
Keru seed dazed, sitting in his command room, as nurous officers around him were puzzled. Despite the overwhelmingly good situation, their Commander seed unexpectedly downcast.
At this mont, the Commander called.
"Commander, what are your instructions?" Keru promptly stood up and asked...
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