After a day and a night, Ye Zi arrived near the Bai family manor at noon. She climbed a tree, took out her binoculars, and quietly observed the situation inside the manor.

Based on Ye Zi's judgment, there should be around 350 soldiers in the manor. His location was beyond the system's detection range, so he could only observe through binoculars.

Two tanks, four armored vehicles, one mortar position, two heavy machine gun positions, and two anti-aircraft gun positions next to the villa in the middle of the estate.

These alone number over fifty.

In addition, there are patrol teams within the top-ranked school, with five people in each team, for a total of twenty teams.

If it's two shifts, two hundred people would be needed just for patrols.

There were also two three-story buildings with soldiers going in and out; they were probably dormitories.

Overall, 350 people should be no problem.

Besides these people, Ye Zi also saw a dozen well-equipped soldiers wandering around. These people should be members of the Black Sun Mercenary Group.

According to the information provided by Sister Meng, the Black Sun Mercenary Group has a total of 92 members. Last time, 33 of them were killed by Ye Zi in the industrial park, which was about three small teams.

There should be fifty-nine people here, besides the five full squads, it should be the commander and his confidants.

After getting a general understanding, Ye Zi tied herself to a tree and began to rest. Daytime was not suitable for special operations; nighttime was the only option.

Putting everything else aside, being woken up from sleep and getting dressed to go out definitely takes longer than being able to go out at any time during the day.

Every two hours, the system wakes up Leaf because Leaf needs to observe the patrol patterns inside.

During dinner in the evening, Ye Zi was woken up by the system again. This time, he finally saw the approximate number of people instead of guessing.

Mercenaries, local soldiers, and reinforced heavy weapons operators, numbering well over four hundred.

The patrols don't work in two shifts, but in three shifts, because the patrol personnel change in the afternoon.

Having eaten and drunk his fill, and with his spirits restored to their best, Ye Zi continued to keep watch.

After dark, cars began to drive into the estate, and then people dressed as soldiers carrying bags walked into the villas, before driving away again shortly afterward.

Based on Ye Zi's deduction, this person must have come to submit the day's transaction records.

Luxury cars drove into the manor, and the people who got out were all dressed smartly, with women on their left and right. These people must be from the Bai family.

In the middle of the night, the patrolling soldiers changed shifts again, and then the guards at the gate were strengthened. Several mercenaries went into the villa and never came out again.

Ye Zi raised an eyebrow; this must mean all the family members have returned.

In fact, Ye Zi didn't care how many people were at the Bai family home; a few were enough—just bait.

After untying the rope and getting down to the ground, Yezi found a comfortable spot to rest.

At 4:30 a.m., Ye Zi was woken up by the system.

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Perhaps they've been living comfortably here for too long; although the security procedures are very strict, the soldiers on duty don't seem to care much.

The leaf slipped over the wall and, using the neatly trimmed bushes, quickly approached the soldiers' barracks, managing to evade three patrols of soldiers without being detected.

The reason he chose the soldiers' dormitory instead of the villa where the Bai family lived was for the same reason: he needed bait, not to kill the Bai family members immediately.

The first choice for calling in services was, of course, grenades. Before the first grenade exploded, Ye Zi threw out a total of five grenades, each grenade serving one room.

Five explosions rang out in succession. Ye Zi took out a rocket launcher and fired a rocket at the villa.

He put away the rocket launcher, drew his submachine gun with his right hand, and continued throwing grenades with his left.

Waking them up doesn't mean they'll immediately get dressed and rush out to fight.

Even if you start fighting back without clothes on, you still need to find where the enemy is. Throwing a few more grenades can kill the enemy and give them enough time to react, so why not?

After the submachine guns finished firing a magazine, several naked soldiers fell down at the entrance of the dormitory building.

The flames from the wound revealed her location. Ye Zi changed the magazine, then took out a rotary machine gun and charged towards the villa.

The bullets fired from behind were all stopped by the ammunition box.

Don't think that Leaf's ammo box is just a box; the mechanic uses bulletproof materials.

Behind her, there was a clanging noise. Ye Zi saw several people coming out of the villa and immediately raised a rotary machine gun and began firing.

The advantage of powerful firepower became apparent; with a swing of the hands, bullets swarmed towards the mercenaries who came out to meet the enemy.

In less than five seconds, six more corpses appeared at the door. Ye Zi immediately pulled out another rocket launcher and continued firing at the villa.

The Bai family members in the villa were dumbfounded. Rocket launchers, heavy machine guns, submachine guns, grenades—which country sent this special forces team?

The men who came out of the soldiers' barracks saw that shooting the torso was ineffective, so they immediately began shooting the leaves and legs.

But it was nighttime, visibility was low, and aiming was difficult. Plus, Ye Zi had already gone more than 100 meters, making aiming even more difficult. If his legs had been hit by concentrated fire, they would have been broken long ago.

Ye Zi turned and fired at the soldiers who rushed out of the dormitory building.

The soldiers at the forefront fell like wheat being harvested. Thanks to Ye Zi's superhuman eyesight and the system's prompts, even though she was using a machine gun, the soldiers who had taken cover were still shot down until the survivors retreated back to the dormitory building.

They retreated, but the patrolling soldiers had already rushed over, turned around, and continued firing.

This time was different. The patrolmen who rushed over had no cover, and in less than thirty seconds, they were all wiped out. Ye Zi turned around and opened fire on the villa again.

With fire from three directions, each direction takes about ten seconds to fire, but even in ten seconds, about five hundred bullets are fired, directly creating suppressive fire.

As Ye Zi drew closer to the villa, the Bai family began to move to the underground shelter.

The system told Ye Zi that someone had already gone to the underground shelter. She grinned and strode towards the villa.

When Ye Zi rushed into the villa, it was already empty. The system's detection told Ye Zi that there were nineteen people underground: four fully armed, three carrying submachine guns, five men with pistols, six women, and a child.

They should be the surviving mercenaries, bodyguards, and the men, women, and children of the Bai family.

Just go down, that's the purpose of the leaves, once they're down, you don't need to worry about them anymore.

Then Ye Zi stood guard at the villa entrance, took out an AK47, and fired at the enemies rushing towards her.

This is Myanmar, and the main weapon is the AK, which uses a different caliber bullet than the rotary machine gun. There aren't many enemies here right now, and reloading the ammo boxes takes a long time, so there's no need to waste time here.

At the same time, the system told Ye Zi that there were still 236 people outside the villa, and 201 people had already been killed. Adding the 19 people in the underground shelter, that made up all the people in the manor.