The intern soldiers who had thrown themselves into the battlefield didn't have ti to be afraid. They raised the rifles in their hands and pulled the triggers again and again.
"Change magazines, cover!"
"Attack from the left and right! Bring up the rear!"
"Roger! Advance!"
"Left, attack!"
"Roger!"
"Shoot in front and behind! Advance quickly!"
On the battlefield, they had no way out. They started to use all the skills they learned during training to fight for their lives and win.
There was no turning back. There was only one path in front of them—fight!
How many people had fought in the past?
The soldiers had already been deployed on the battlefield, and the war drums had already sounded. Even if no one could return, they would still fight!
The bullet that tore through the air with the aura of death brushed past a soldier's head with a long trail of fire. The tip of his nose seed to sll gunpowder. He laid down and fired. His entire tactical action was smooth and extrely fierce.
This was the first ti the intern soldiers went overseas to fight. They deeply understood the rapid danger of death.
Their hands were covered in sweat. As for their bodies… Needless to say, their sweat had already drenched their helt bands. Their entire bodies were almost drenched.
Lying on the dusty ground, the counter-attack from the front made it impossible for them to raise their heads. The intern special forces soldier with the codena 26 lowered his head tightly. The tip of his nose was pressed against the ground, and his breathing was filled with dust.
"Lie down! Don't look up!"
Azure Bird's clear voice ca from beside him. It was very stable, and there was no panic. It was as if she was not facing a rain of guns but blank cartridges used for training, where there was definitely no lethality within a certain range.
She was too calm, so calm that she was no different from a veteran who had experienced hundreds of battles.
No. 26, who felt the bullets brushing past him, wanted to ask her if she often carried out similar missions, which was why she wasn't afraid at all.
If he rembered correctly, Azure Bird was still a freshman when she took down 30 of their male soldiers. She was still a military school student now.
As a military school student, how could she remain calm in the face of bullets that brushed past her head?
No. 26, who was lying on the ground with a bitter smile on his face, was thinking about sothing randomly. He felt that he needed to find sothing to think about. If not… he would feel a little scared when he heard the sound of bullets.
Every day, he thought about going to the battlefield and fighting with real enemies. Every day, he thought that he would definitely be a peerless hero on the battlefield. He thought about it every day, even in his dreams.
However, when he really went to the battlefield, he realized that the so-called hero dream was just a daydream.
There were no dreams of being a hero on the battlefield. They were only thinking about how to defeat their enemies and how to return alive.
Now, he finally understood why his captain said that these intern soldiers who had never been on the battlefield and had never really killed enemies were not qualified to call him 'Captain'.
He understood that only soldiers who had been on the battlefield would know how difficult it was to live.
The firepower was still very strong. It was so strong that Ye Jian, Weaver, and White Crane were knocked down by the dense bullets. Weaver and White Crane were together. Behind them were the two intern soldiers. Ye Jian and No. 26 were on the other side of Weaver and White Crane. The three groups of people were in a triangle formation.
18 or 16 people were guarding the two openings. When they realized that the extremists were fumbling over from behind, they raised the rifles in their hands and fired a series of bullets at the black shadows that were running over. Instantly, several muffled sounds of people falling to the ground could be heard. Three extremists fell. A few of them hurriedly hid in a corner and raised their guns to return fire.
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