Even here, he could already smell the pungent odor of gunpowder.
"Such a large-scale bombardment shouldn't last too long. Let's wait and see," Brewster said confidently, lowering his binoculars.
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Within the Enzos Mountains.
"Damn it, those bastards moved so fast."
On a hilltop, soldiers were busy prying stones to build a stone house, while Harris stood on a rock watching the commotion below.
"Cough cough cough."
Dingle, wrapped in a large cotton coat, stood beside Harris, but at that moment he was coughing so hard his face was red and he couldn't even straighten up. Even so, he still panted and said:
"The military base is... is being put to the test. Hopefully, General Brewster and his men can hold off the Yan people there..."
As soon as he finished speaking, Harris turned to look at Dingle and said expressionlessly, "But I don't think you've ever thought that way at all."
"As soon as we entered the Enzos Mountains, you made us keep looking for high points to build fortifications, but there were already six or seven basic fortifications here."
Hearing this, Dingle, with his hands on his knees, said breathlessly, "Those fortifications are too old, built several years ago. They are almost useless and there aren't enough of them. We need to use all the terrain that can be used for ambushes to build fortifications."
Harris then said coldly, "You think the military base will definitely be breached, right?"
Dingle shook his head, and just as he was about to speak, he felt as if insects were crawling in his throat, and the itching made him cough uncontrollably.
A biting wind swept across the mountain peaks, and Dingle's cough grew more violent. Harris looked at him, sighed softly, and then stepped forward to pat him on the back:
"Forget it, you should go back inside the stone house first, it's too cold here."
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