Under the pitch-black night, the previously quiet Snow Bear Base Camp suddenly erupted with alarms. Countless people rushed out from the buildings, each holding a gun, looking around fiercely. Various searchlights swept the area but were quickly shattered, adding a touch of terror to the noisy base camp. Everyone quickly hid, searching for the direction of the attackers.
Luo Zheng calmly shot down several searchlights, glanced at the Shadow who was sprinting wildly, already near the barbed wire fence. With a sudden kick, he fiercely hit the wooden stake binding the barbed wire. The stake, so large it required two people to embrace, flew open, creating a large gap. Shadow, with Snow Fox on his back, skillfully crawled on the ground, quickly passing through the gap and sprinting away.
"Rat-tat-tat!" Soone spotted the sprinting Shadow, shouting and shooting repeatedly, more people rushed over. Luo Zheng knew the mont of crisis had arrived. He quickly aid, specifically targeting those holding flashlights. Without the illumination, the enemy's accuracy plumted.
"Swish, swish, swish!" Luo Zheng kept firing, knocking down targets one by one. His calm face was full of worry as he saw soone trying to flank from the other side. Luo Zheng ignored them and continued aiming at those holding flashlights to cover Shadow's retreat.
Shadow was also aware of the urgent situation, sprinting furiously with Snow Fox on his back, constantly using the surrounding trees for cover. He executed a classic Bullet Avoidance Steps, his battlefield instincts letting him narrowly avoid the bullets being rained on him. He moved fast, as if on flat ground, and quickly widened the distance from the enemies.
The enemies with flashlights were sniped one by one. Without flashlight illumination and with the searchlights broken, the enemies soon lost sight of Shadow and could only fire blindly. More people pursued, and Luo Zheng calmly continued firing. After taking out several heavy-weapon enemies, he noticed Shadow had already rushed ahead, astonished at how terrifyingly fast he was. Even carrying soone, he charged uphill so quickly. Instantly overjoyed, he continued firing to stop the enemies.
Before long, Shadow, carrying Snow Fox, sprinted up the hill. Without looking back, he shouted, "I'll retreat first, follow , seize the opportunity yourself, rember, don't lose them." With that, he dashed toward the Mountain Ridge, choosing a direction and sprinting off like a hungry wolf chasing prey in the wilderness, fierce and swift.
"Don't worry." Luo Zheng replied casually, continuing to shoot the pursuing enemies. There were too many enemies; the sniper rifle was not enough. Luo Zheng slung the sniper rifle over his back, picked up the AK-74M, chambered a round, and looked coldly at the incoming enemies, his eyes full of fury.
"Rat-tat-tat!" Luo Zheng opened fire. Bullets flew from the barrel, heading toward the target with all of Luo Zheng's endless anger and murderous intent, carving a terrifying trail of death in the night sky.
"Damn it, bring it on." Luo Zheng roared, endless hatred surging in his mind, along with the miserable scenes of his captured comrades. He kept firing, venting his hatred, and the bullets, fired rapidly, were like machine-gun fire, taking down dozens of enemies at the front. There were too many, too dense, he could hit them without worrying about accuracy.
The magazine emptied quickly, and Luo Zheng turned to run, chasing after Shadow. While running, he swiftly changed the magazine, looked up to see Shadow already hundreds of ters ahead, quickly accelerating to catch up, secretly admiring him. This guy's speed even with soone on his back surpassed his own. Truly, disaster and fortune co together, losing mory but gaining extraordinary strength.
After sprinting for a while, Luo Zheng noticed the enemies continued to chase relentlessly, but the distance was widening. The stray bullets posed no threat to him, so he ignored them, focusing solely on running. With such a commotion, the enemies surely wouldn't let it go. Killing them all wasn't feasible, the best solution was to shake them off.
Ahead, Shadow carrying a person charged down the slope like a human tank, fierce and unstoppable. Luo Zheng hurried to follow, also rushing down the slope, running along the valley. He dragged so branches behind him, smoothing the trail. Shadow had brought wild grass on him that gave off a strange sll, said to prevent Wild Wolf pursuit. Luo Zheng wasn't sure if it worked.
After running for a while, Shadow stopped on a slope to catch his breath. Luo Zheng quickly surveyed the surroundings, rushed to the high ground to take cover, and set up the sniper rifle. Soon he spotted the enemies pursuing them. They were a bit far; Luo Zheng didn't fire, loading bullets into the magazine and waiting.
After a while, the enemies caught up. Perhaps noticing the lack of traces, they searched aimlessly around but soon headed in his direction. Luo Zheng waited until they were within range, then imdiately took aim. Through the sniper scope, he spotted an officer among the group, quickly locked on, and fired.
"Shhh!" The sniper bullet whizzed away, drawing a strange arc through the night, piercing the target's heart, exploding into a big splash of blood. The target fell, so soldiers gathered around, cautiously looking up, while more spread out, flanking in.
Luo Zheng quietly cursed a missed opportunity. The enemies gathered together would have been perfect for an Incendiary Bomb, but there were no sniper incendiary bombs among the seized weapons, only normal sniper bullets. Luo Zheng looked coldly at the flanking enemies, then glanced at the resting Shadow in the distance, already carrying Snow Fox and on the move.
"Phew!" Luo Zheng breathed a sigh of relief. As long as Shadow was alright, it was good. He continued to lock onto the enemies, shooting to block their pursuit, but there were too many. Eventually, so succeeded in closing the gap, shooting back, the dense bullets keeping Luo Zheng's head down, making it impossible to return fire. Left with no choice, Luo Zheng sheathed his weapon and retreated, sprinting towards Shadow while staying vigilant, aware of the potential of more enemies closing in.
The pursuing enemies were once again drawn further away, but they continued to chase relentlessly. As he ran, Luo Zheng worriedly glanced at Shadow leading the way in front, unsure if they could hold on. Running like this wouldn't last forever. He couldn't help looking at the surrounding terrain, deliberating on a strategy. The area was surrounded by mountains and forests, with no place to hide. What to do?
After thinking for a while without a solution, Luo Zheng irritably quickened his pace to catch up with Shadow, shouting, "Brother, you guys go ahead, I'll distract the enemy, et back at Wolf Valley."
"No need for such hassle, follow ." Shadow shouted, his thick eyebrows slightly furrowed, and charged forward with effort.
Luo Zheng was taken aback, but seeing Shadow full of confidence, he asked no further questions, staying close. As they ran, Luo Zheng glanced at Snow Fox, already unconscious, and was shocked. But with the enemy close behind, he couldn't afford to worry about much at such a critical ti. Luo Zheng angrily glanced back at the rear, gritting his teeth in anger, and coldly followed Shadow closely.
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