Xia Cheng was no exception; he ran faster than anyone else, sprinting towards the bomb shelter.
The bomb shelter had never been used since its construction, and this was the first ti it was being used.
The soldiers of nghu rcenary Corps were in disarray, unable to stay calm facing the iron birds flying above.
"Get out of the way." Xia Cheng was the first to rush into the bomb shelter.
Next, a shell exploded outside, blasting four or five people away.
The speed of the planes was far faster than their legs; many hadn’t reached the bomb shelter when bombs rained down.
The nghu rcenary Corps base was solid, but it was designed against ground forces, nothing against fighter jets.
Inside the bomb shelter, Xia Cheng felt disoriented.
Explosions outside turned everything into a sea of fire, and the screams of his brothers echoed through the mountain.
"Commander, we’re finished."
One person stood there, crying.
Everyone around was affected, their spirits low.
"Shut up." Xia Cheng, in a bad mood, shouted.
He stood at the shelter’s entrance, looking outside, seeing his base completely blown apart.
All the walls and such built before were destroyed; if Xia Ba’s army attacked now, they would be powerless.
The bombing lasted ten minutes before the planes roared away.
Though the bombing was brief, the nghu rcenary Corps suffered heavy losses, with the sll of blood everywhere.
So couldn’t help but vomit, as there were shattered body parts everywhere.
"Count the numbers." Xia Cheng shouted from a high point.
The spirits of the nghu rcenary Corps were low, and he needed to rally them; otherwise, they were dood if Xia Ba’s army attacked.
"Commander, half of our brothers are dead, and one-third are wounded." One person said with a mournful face.
Hearing this, Xia Cheng almost fainted, never imagining a bombing would cost him so many brothers.
"Brothers, now is the mont of life and death. We mustn’t give up; think about it, if Xia Ba’s army captures us, they won’t spare us. So we need to be strong now." Xia Cheng said, forcing himself to stay strong.
Many nodded upon hearing Xia Cheng’s speech, then picked up their guns and took off the safeties.
They knew that being captured by Xia Ba’s army ant a fate worse than death.
"Commander, they’re coming up."
One person rushed over, saying.
"Get ready, fight them to the end." Xia Cheng shouted, holding his gun.
mbers of the nghu rcenary Corps had resolute faces, each preparing to fight to the last breath with guns in hand.
Xia Cheng picked up his phone, went to the side, and dialed out.
After ringing for a while, soone finally answered: "Why are you calling now?"
"Commander Cao, we’re under attack by Xia Ba’s army, we can’t hold them off anymore." Xia Cheng said, disheartened.
"What?" Commander Cao shouted suddenly upon hearing this.
nghu rcenary Corps was a force he had arranged in Xia Ba, and if Xia Ba’s army eliminated them, he would only have so hidden personnel left.
"What’s going on? Everything was fine before." Commander Cao said, gritting his teeth.
Initially, Xia Cheng was also a commander in Xia Ba, but was later removed by Xia Ba’s forces.
Commander Cao saw Xia Cheng as talented and didn’t bla him, allowing him to return as the commander of nghu rcenary Corps. Unexpectedly, Xia Ba’s army targeted them again, and the situation seed dangerous.
"I don’t know. Everything was fine; I don’t know why Xia Ba’s army is attacking us, and they even used an air squadron to bomb our base to bits." Xia Cheng said.
"Get your people to break through imdiately." Commander Cao ordered.
Xia Cheng didn’t hesitate and briefed Commander Cao on the situation, hoping he had a way to save them.
"You’re saying Wolf Fang is involved too?" Commander Cao asked, puzzled.
"That’s right, it’s they who are attacking our division." Xia Cheng said.
Commander Cao’s eyes turned cold, then he muttered: "Seems like this is all Wolf Fang’s plan; once nghu rcenary Corps is removed, they won’t have any worries."
Xia Cheng saw Commander Cao silent for a while, then asked anxiously: "Commander Cao, what should I do?"
"Wait, I’m working on a solution."
Commander Cao hung up and quickly called Rolaff.
At this mont, Rolaff was heading to a concealed base, driving his car.
Seeing Commander Cao’s call, Rolaff felt a jolt, unsure why he was being contacted.
"Commander Cao, what do you want?" Rolaff said, smiling casually.
Having returned to his base, Rolaff felt confident; as long as he lived and the rebel army remained, he was confident in regaining control of Xia Ba’s regi.
"I need your help now," Commander Cao said, his voice sowhat urgent.
"Oh? Surprised that the mighty Commander Cao is asking for my help." Rolaff chuckled easily.
Commander Cao could hear the sarcasm in Rolaff’s tone, but he didn’t have ti to waste.
"My group is surrounded by Xia Ba’s army; I need your strength." Commander Cao said directly.
Rolaff froze for a mont and said: "Did I hear wrong? Xia Ba’s army dares to ss with your people?"
Commander Cao snorted coldly: "Na your terms."
Rolaff laughed heartily: "I like dealing with straightforward people like Commander Cao."
Thinking for a mont, Rolaff said: "After I rescue your n, assist in defeating Ailock and claiming the number one position."
Rolaff made no secret of his ambition.
He knew that despite Commander Cao’s absence, his intelligence network was everywhere. With Commander Cao’s help, Rolaff’s plan for ruling would proceed smoothly.
"Alright, I’ll agree, even without you saying it." Commander Cao said.
The international situation was risky; Commander Cao didn’t want to lose this group. This would an losing Xia Ba’s intelligence network.
"Where are your n located?" Rolaff asked in a good mood.
Helping Commander Cao once now promised future reciprocity.
"In a mountain in the north..."
Commander Cao shared Xia Cheng’s specific location with Rolaff.
Rolaff frowned upon hearing and said hesitantly: "Sorry, Commander Cao, the location you ntion is beyond our range, and we can’t help."
Rolaff wasn’t a fool; their forces were in the south, and they couldn’t risk a large force moving.
Moreover, Ailock was already wary of Rolaff and his n...
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