The people at the training camp didn't panic in the face of the encirclent by formidable enemies; they quickly organized themselves and launched fierce attacks toward the west, preparing to breakout. This move imdiately disrupted the Arctic Bear's deploynt. Luo Zheng could tell that the Arctic Bear had their largest forces stationed to the south to prevent the group from retreating in that direction, while the west was relatively less guarded. Moreover, the breakout tactics of the training camp were straightforward: five RPGs took turns bombarding, forcefully tearing through the Arctic Bear's position.
Luo Zheng watched the training camp's ard personnel organize their breakout with a grave expression. These people were no simple matter, and it was fortunate that the Arctic Bear Military was conducting the sweep. If they had been directly confronted, it might have been hard to say who would fall. Internally he felt relieved and spoke through the earpiece, "These people are retreating. Has anyone spotted Tiger King?"
"No," everyone answered in unison, continuing their observation.
"Keep a close watch," Luo Zheng instructed, glancing at Lan Xue.
Lan Xue understood and gave a wry smile, saying, "It seems that the likelihood of Tiger King being here is quite low."
"Hmm, regardless, we must confirm this. Everyone, continue to stay concealed and do not expose yourselves," Luo Zheng said solemnly, resuming observation with his binoculars. He didn't see any suspicious figures among the retreating training camp ard personnel and his expression grew more solemn. Looking towards the camp, all he could see were bodies and collapsed buildings with no suspicious targets in sight.
A few minutes later, the people from the training camp forcefully tore open a gap and fiercely broke through. The Arctic Bear Country imdiately mobilized troops to pursue, leaving so to clean up the battlefield. Seeing that Luo Zheng had not given any orders, everyone patiently waited. After about ten minutes, Luo Zheng saw the Arctic Bear Military thoroughly check the camp, give a coup de grâce to the wounded, and begin transporting corpses. He whispered without needing to speak loudly, "Pay attention to the bodies."
Everyone acknowledged his order and saw the Arctic Bear Country's soldiers carrying bodies one by one out to an open space. Corpses from the collapsed buildings were also brought out. Through the sniper scope, they ticulously identified each body, not overlooking a single one. Lan Xue murmured, "See that? They don't want prisoners. Obviously, they're afraid of things here being exposed. Looks like, our speculation is getting closer to the truth. That group that broke out probably won't escape either. Without them, our lead might be severed."
"Wait a mont, that group has incredibly strong combat power and once they've broken through, they won't be easy to catch," Luo Zheng whispered, continuing to watch in the direction of the camp, carefully identifying without missing a single body.
Half an hour later, all the bodies were moved out and dumped in the square, without the shadow of Tiger King in sight. The soldiers began setting houses on fire, clearly trying to destroy evidence. Lan Xue looked at Luo Zheng, who considered that perhaps Tiger King really wasn't in this camp and they would have to search elsewhere. He whispered a command, "Retreat, track and pursue."
"Understood," everyone responded softly and knowingly, rising to their feet and marching in the direction of the training camp's ard mbers' breakout. The sporadic gunfire in the distance served as the best directional marker, with no risk of getting lost.
Half an hour later, the group arrived at a mountain ridge and hid in a forest, observing people in the valley below resisting the Arctic Bear's pursuers. There were only about ten people left, all spread out and taking cover in the forested valley to counterattack, precision-shooting the advancing pursuers.
The pursuers beca enraged, imdiately calling in RPGs for attacks to clear fixed positions. The ard personnel left behind were still fighting tenaciously; this battle wouldn't be over in less than an hour, a duration ample enough for others to escape the encirclent. Luo Zheng dared not linger, signaling everyone to continue pressing forward in pursuit.
They had only run out about ten or so ters when they saw a drone whizzing by not far away. Luo Zheng's expression changed slightly and he looked at his team, speaking softly, "Slow down. The Arctic Bear is watching. They won't be able to run; we're not in a hurry."
"That makes sense; we don't want to get accidentally hit," Lan Xue agreed, and everyone slowed down a bit, continuing forward. An hour later, the hum of propellers ca from ahead. The group rushed up a slope and saw two ard transport helicopters hovering, with so fully ard soldiers rappelling down from the choppers.
"The Special Forces of Arctic Bear Country have been deployed," Lan Xue seriously said after recognizing the attire of the troops through his binoculars, "It's the Alpha Special Forces."
The combat power of the Alpha Special Forces was renowned worldwide; imdiately, there were two squads, twelve people. Luo Zheng watched the quickly descending troops, his face tensed, a thirst for battle flickering in his tiger-like eyes. He couldn't help but grip his rifle tighter and whispered sharply, "I've long heard about the formidable combat power of the Alpha Special Forces. Let's go and have a look."
"Their strongest Snow Bear Special Forces were defeated by you; what's Alpha compared to that?" Ghost Hand said with an unconcerned laugh, not taking this unit too seriously. Yet, his eyes were calm, showing neither arrogance nor impetuousness. Soldiers have their pride, but they are never reckless.
"Exactly. But still, going up to take a look and learn sothing isn't a bad idea," Mountain Eagle said with a hearty laugh.
"Let's go," Luo Zheng said softly and dashed forward, with everyone closely following him. They crossed the slope and followed the ridge to a mountain ridge. There, they occasionally heard gunshots echo from the valley below. Clearly, there was a battle going on, but the dense trees in the valley obscured it, making it impossible to see clearly.
"Should we go down and check it out?" Lan Xue looked at Luo Zheng and asked in a low voice.
"Let's go have a look," Luo Zheng bravely rushed down the hillside with his rifle, and the group closely followed. They quickly arrived at the valley and walked forward a bit when Luo Zheng, leading the way, suddenly raised his arm. Everyone squatted on the spot, guns pointed forward, alert and guarding their surroundings.
"What's the situation?" Lan Xue whispered.
Luo Zheng didn't speak but conveyed through hand signals, "Suspicious target spotted, stand by, provide cover fire." He then crouched and charged forward. During the sprint, he pulled out his pistol, vigilantly watching his surroundings, and soon arrived under a tree.
Under the tree, which was covered with shrubs, Luo Zheng lifted several branches piled on top to reveal a body. The attire clearly identified the person as a mber of the Alpha Special Forces, with a close-range gunshot to the forehead, a shot that had blown his head, and still with his eyes wide open. Luo Zheng was taken aback; he hadn't expected the ard militants to dare engage the Alpha Special Forces at close range. Their audacity and strength were indeed terrifying.
"Such deadly skill, to be able to attack up close and elude the Alpha Special Forces. This person's strength is extrely formidable, at least above the Elite Soldier King level. It seems our enemy is stronger than we thought. We couldn't have fought this battle if the Arctic Bear Military hadn't co. It's all thanks to Ghost's strategic deploynt," Ghost Hand said softly, his face full of shock.
Everyone felt the sa, faces growing solemn as they tightly gripped their rifles.
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