Night battles test the willpower and combat effectiveness of a unit to the utmost. The Hook Tribe's people fight for revenge, Luo Zheng's team fights for revenge, and the coalition forces fight for honor. Each has their own reasons, and both sides are at a stalemate. Very soon, Luo Zheng realized he had once again underestimated the enemy's resolve. Although there wasn't reckless attacking, they fought to the death without retreat, showing a determination that would not stop until their goal was achieved.
The coalition forces were hiding in an area about a hundred ters up the mountain, engaging in a shootout with the Hook Tribe without advancing. With the precise shooting of the coalition, the Hook Tribe suffered losses and was unable to retaliate. This tactic also troubled Luo Zheng greatly. Had it not been for Mountain Eagle leading a team to snipe the enemy amidst the crowd, the situation might have been even more dire.
"We must find a solution quickly." Luo Zheng contemplated silently, his tiger-like eyes glaring, fixating on the enemy below. It seed like the number of adversaries was increasing, clearly more reinforcents were arriving. The other side of the mountain was also fighting fiercely, and this situation made Luo Zheng anxious. He involuntarily glanced at his n digging trenches, which were starting to take shape but needed another ten minutes.
Trenches are not like foxholes, which can be dug in a few minutes by everyone. Trenches require a large amount of earthwork and ti. Luo Zheng's sharp eyes returned to the coalition forces below. They were not advancing and used cover to exchange fire, maximizing their advantage of strong combat power. The Hook Tribe's people, without formal training and limited gun skills, could not compete with the coalition. It seed they could only retreat.
Thinking of this, Luo Zheng's heart sank. Retreating was definitely not a good idea. Aside from the impact on morale, retreating ant exposing their backs to an enemy with precise shooting, akin to courting death. With a grave expression, Luo Zheng looked at the anxious Hook next to him and said sternly, "Have your people hide well, slow down the pace, and be sure to protect themselves."
"Alright." Hook agreed and picked up the walkie-talkie, speaking in a local dialect.
Luo Zheng didn't understand or care about that, glaring angrily at the attacking enemy below the mountain. If this continued, everyone would be dood. It seed there was no choice but to fight. He gripped his gun tightly and shouted, "Hook, the enemy is spread out in defense with a long battle line. Do you dare to charge with ?"
"What's there to fear, at worst, we die," Hook shouted nonchalantly. This battle was frustrating, and Hook was burning with anger, wanting nothing more than to rush forward into a big fight, live or die.
"Pick twenty people to follow behind and provide covering fire. You have three minutes to prepare," Luo Zheng whispered commandingly, looking at the foot of the mountain with murderous intent. He quickly determined a route for the charge.
Hook agreed and communicated with his troops via walkie-talkie. Soon, twenty people ran over from various places, assembling together. Their eyes burned with excitent as they looked at Hook, waiting for orders. Hook looked at Luo Zheng, who glanced over everyone and said, "Hook, follow closely with them, keeping a ten-ter distance, and provide covering fire for my charge. Any questions?"
"No problem," Hook loudly affird.
"The trench still needs so ti. We'll buy that ti. Attack!" Luo Zheng roared, lifting his M4 and charging forward. His chest ached faintly; Luo Zheng knew it was due to his recurring injury. But in this life-and-death battle, he dared not fall and could not fall, otherwise morale would collapse. He could only clench his teeth and push on.
"Attack!" Hook shouted in the local language to the people beside him, who howled and charged forward.
The sudden counter-assault invigorated the Hook Tribe's ard forces, who began to counterattack, also surprising the coalition forces. They were instantly enraged, raising their guns to aim at those charging in the front. Upon realizing the pri target of their mission was in front of them, they were delighted and focused their aim there.
At this mont, they suddenly found it impossible to lock onto Luo Zheng. Even if they managed to lock on, at the mont of pulling the trigger, the target would vanish, making shooting pointless and wasteful. Surprised, they continued to angrily aim at Luo Zheng, firing repeatedly.
Luo Zheng was practically leaping forward. Downhill was different from uphill, where small steps weren't feasible. Leaping forward was not only quicker but more convenient. His feet seed equipped with springs, as he changed direction and leaped downwards. In mid-air, his M4 constantly fired, targeting and killing visible enemies.
Under the night sky, within the pitch-black woods, Luo Zheng moved like a hunting leopard, constantly using the terrain and darkness as cover to advance. Wherever there was gunfire, he fired at it, advancing nearly two hundred ters in the blink of an eye, arriving before the enemy, after having already gunned down several foes.
This fierce strategy drew imnse firepower upon him, forcing Luo Zheng to dive to the ground, rolling to evade the bullets. At this ti, Hook led his n up, firing wildly to suppress the exposed firing points and provide relief for Luo Zheng.
Kneeling, Luo Zheng aid around. In the dark woods, visibility was low, so he could only judge by the enemy's firing points. Suddenly, several beams of flashlight ca towards him, causing Luo Zheng to panic. He got up and sprinted sideways, suddenly sensing a trendous danger ahead, quickly diving to the ground.
Suddenly, there was a burst of intense gunfire ahead, with at least ten people aiming and firing at him. Luo Zheng narrowly dodged the attack, but the people following close behind like Hook were in trouble. One ard man was killed by random gunfire, while Hook and others furiously adjusted their aim to counter the fire, suppressing the enemy's bullets.
Luo Zheng propped up on both hands, springing up and charging forward. Through the Night Vision Device, he quickly spotted enemies concealed behind a big tree. Lo Zheng shifted his route, found a shooting angle, fired swiftly, killing three enemies in a row, and then dodged behind a seemingly large tree, shouting, "Hook, take cover."
"Take cover," Hook understood and shouted in the local language, himself hiding behind a large tree.
Luo Zheng and Hook, leading their n, broke into the enemy's lines, disrupting their attack rhythm. The enemy, unable to worry about the ard forces above, all turned their guns towards Luo Zheng. The ard forces above seized the opportunity to counterattack, creating considerable pressure on the coalition forces, forcing them to turn their guns back again.
The coalition was no pushover. So were assigned specifically to deal with Luo Zheng; however, Luo Zheng never lingered in one place. As soon as the sweeping bullets moved away, he darted out from cover, charging and attacking boldly forward. Under the veil of night, he attacked bravely, his gun like Death God's scythe, constantly reaping enemy lives.
Hook attentively watched Luo Zheng, seeing him charge forward and imdiately led his people to follow, continually firing at exposed firing points in the surroundings to provide covering fire for Luo Zheng's onslaught.
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