Mercenaries, I Will Be King Chapter 202 - 175 Hunter Appears

After Vincent vented, his anger toward Lieutenant Colonel Mandres finally subsided.

Since Mandres refused to cooperate, he decided to act according to his own plan, completely ignoring him.

However, recalling Song Heping's calm response earlier unsettled him sowhat.

Lieutenant Mist also seed worried, "That guy just said he definitely won't shoot. What does that an?"

Vincent indeed wanted to clarify what Song Heping ant.

Did 'definitely not shooting' imply that even if they were ambushed and surrounded, the rcenaries wouldn't fire?

But he couldn't swallow his pride to ask.

Previously, he had arrogantly told others not to interfere with the operation, and now turning around to ask soone else's aning would clearly show weakness.

"Forget them, let's just focus on our own tasks."

After saying that, he looked toward the buildings that had been bombed by the Warthog Attack Aircraft, annoyed and helpless, "It's a sha that our first chance to engage 'Hunter' was ruined by that idiot Mandres."

Mist said, "No wonder they can't take Mosul, their tactics are totally ineffective against small guerrilla squads. I guarantee the insurgents have already pulled out; we're unlikely to find many bodies when we move into the buildings."

"Forget it, let it go," Vincent said, "Order everyone to move up. When Sword Camp starts pushing forward, we'll establish a sniper position right behind them, I'm not counting on Mandres and his n anymore, we have to rely on ourselves."

"Alright, moving up makes it easier to control the situation. With us in the front, I doubt Mandres will dare to bombard recklessly."

Mist turned and signaled to the others, gesturing for them to get into the vehicles imdiately.

Everyone boarded the vehicles, and Mist issued orders on the tactical channel: "Drive to the front, close to Sword Camp's convoy, and enter Mosul with them."

"Understood."

"Understood."

The two Humvees imdiately left Warrior Camp's convoy and sped forward, stopping next to Sword Camp's convoy.

In the distance, the Cook furrowed his brows: "Damn, the Seals are pressing forward."

Song Heping glanced at his surroundings and gestured to the others: "Co on, everyone get in the cars, let's follow."

Soon, two off-road vehicles from 'Musician' Defense also caught up with the two Humvees of the Seal Team.

In the command vehicle, Mandres quickly received a report from a forward officer: "Sir, the Seal Team has moved next to Sword Camp's convoy; they didn't enter the city at the positions we arranged for them."

Mandres connected to the Seal Team's channel and then started calling: "Warrior calling Hawkeye, respond if you hear this."

"Hawkeye here."

"Why did you move to the front? According to our original plan, you should have been advancing with Warrior Camp, your actions could put you in danger."

"Thanks for the concern, Lieutenant Colonel, but we're born for dangerous missions. We now plan to change the plan and follow the vanguard of Sword Camp into the city, over and out."

"Damn Special Forces!"

Mandres was extrely dissatisfied.

All Special Forces share a certain sense of superiority.

For instance, Vincent, rely a Lieutenant, dared to disregard his orders completely, treating his words as if they were aningless.

As the commander in charge of the operation to clear the western part of the city, Mandres naturally felt dissatisfied with Vincent's behavior.

However, even though he was displeased, there was really nothing he could do about it.

Seal was not under his command; they were under the jurisdiction of Special Command, and although this operation was dubbed a clearing operation, the orders Mandres received also stated that Seal would participate and carry out a special mission to hunt down the "Hunter" organization in the city. So, even now, giving orders to Vincent would be futile as he would certainly not listen.

Bringing this up with the overall commander would also be to his disadvantage, as it would be foolish for a Lieutenant Colonel to squabble over this issue with a Lieutenant during an operation.

"Hawkeye, you must take responsibility for your decision to change the plan on the spur of the mont."

Thus, he opted for a tone that was more of a warning and reminder than commanding when replying to Vincent.

Vincent's tone was still defiant: "Thank you for your concern, Lieutenant Colonel. I take full responsibility for all my commands and actions."

After ending the call, Mandres scoffed to himself. If that was the case, then so be it.

Sword Camp was ant to take the bullets for Warrior Camp. Since the Seals said they liked "dangerous work," then let them have it.

The buildings that had been bombed earlier were gradually quieting down, and the smoke was also dispersing.

So of the target buildings had half of them blown off, and others had their walls collapsed. The two Warthog Attack Aircraft had dropped four 500-pound bombs, the power of which was truly astonishing.

Sword Camp was also encouraged.

They began to gather up a few wounded soldiers who had escaped from Abrams tanks and Humvees after being attacked while scouting ahead.

Indeed.

Each of these guys was injured.

The injuries weren't inflicted by insurgents but were caused by the bombs dropped by the Warthog Attack Aircraft, resulting in blast injuries.

Song Heping stood beside Sword Camp's convoy, watching several unfortunate souls covered in white dust limping embarrassingly back to their own convoy, many of them bleeding from their ears and noses, probably due to eardrums burst by the explosion.

Surviving a close-range bombing with 500-pound bombs was already lucky enough.

Sword Camp began organizing to enter the city a second ti.