There was only one person outside; judging by his size, he should be Ye Zi.
All the team members were stunned for a moment, and then a man with his face covered in greasepaint said:
"This is the commotion caused by just one person? A whole team could probably only manage this much."
"Wasn't it said that Li Erniu's team was responsible for providing support? How come only Ye Zi showed up?"
"Yes, where's Li Erniu?"
"Stop worrying about Li Erniu. I'll go out first. If we're not attacked, you guys follow behind." A man with a terminal strapped to his forearm interrupted the team's discussion.
The others immediately nodded. Each member of the team had their own role in the operation. Although he was the captain, he was also a vanguard.
The man checked his rifle, then peeked out to test it. Finding no one attacking, he darted out, and then gunfire erupted from the cave entrance.
Upon hearing the commotion, the others rushed out of the cave at top speed and opened fire on the enemy outside.
Gunshots suddenly rang out from the direction of the cave entrance. Ye Zi turned her head and saw thirteen figures deploying in battle formation, joining the fight.
The Suchat people already struggled with leaves, but the grenades were incredibly strange; despite the many branches and trunks in the middle, they somehow managed to land right at their feet.
Just as Suchat's soldiers took aim, a grenade flew over. My options were either to abandon the attack to avoid the explosion, or to continue attacking and get blown up.
Soldiers are fed, paid, and fight—that's true, but anyone who chooses a suicidal fighting style is a fool.
Now the people trapped in the cave have come out, and their marksmanship is incredibly accurate. Anyone who shows their head will die, and anyone who shows any other part of their body will be hit by a bullet.
More than a hundred people were pinned down by a dozen or so people, unable to even lift their heads.
A force of over 500 men was wiped out by a single round of Lazy Dog Bombs, and Ye Zi's frenzied attacks took out several dozen more, leaving less than 200 men remaining.
Gao Yutong's squad suddenly attacked, and the unprepared soldiers were caught off guard and suffered another twenty or thirty casualties.
Now there are only about 150 left. Suchat looked around and immediately called to the mercenaries around him to protect him and leave. As long as he returned to the base camp, Suchat would survive.
Making a comeback will have to be a gradual process.
With Suchat's withdrawal, the soldiers who had been suppressed by Ye Zi and others also began to retreat.
Ye Zi knew, of course, that Suchat was retreating, and he threw grenades as he moved closer to Suchat.
Suchat was a minor warlord, and his soldiers were not well trained. When he withdrew, the soldiers also began to retreat—or rather, to flee, because they had no order or strategy in their retreat.
The phrase "scattered in a panic" perfectly describes the situation.
The soldiers were thinking of escaping, and Ye Zi would kill them if the opportunity arose, but the main target was Suchat.
As they quickly approached Suchat and his group, the system suddenly alerted them that someone was preparing to ambush them from behind a tree.
Ye Zi put away the grenade in her left hand, drew a mace from her waistband, chased after the tree, took a big step to change direction, and then swept the mace at the person hiding behind the tree.
The person behind the tree was stunned for a moment. He had just deduced from the direction the leaf was moving that it would pass by his left side, and he was ready to launch a sneak attack with his military knife. How did it suddenly appear on his right side?
Ye Zi swept out a mace, not even looking at it, and continued chasing forward.
The person hiding behind the tree coughed up blood and watched helplessly as the leaves left. He had no strength left in his body and looked down at his severely deformed bulletproof vest.
Sheathed her mace, drew her gun, and fired with both submachine guns. One by one, the enemies in front of her fell. Ye Zi was also shot several times. The only good news was that she was wearing a bulletproof vest where she was hit.
The heavy bulletproof vest, which I had only worn for a few hours, was almost completely destroyed by the bullets.
After the last mercenary fell to the ground, Suchat, who was running wildly, suddenly knelt down, then turned around and began kowtowing to Ye Zi, begging for mercy. He said he was willing to pay money to save his life and was willing to pay compensation.
Ye Zi stopped in front of Suchat and asked with a smile:
How much money would you be willing to pay to save your life?
"Let me go, and everything in the cave is yours."
That's it?
Suchat paused for a moment and said:
"Those things inside are all my possessions. They're all I have. Let me go, and you can have them all."
"Foolish." Ye Zi frowned and snorted coldly.
Suchat looked puzzled, but before he could ask, Ye Zi fired a bullet into his forehead and said:
"I'll kill you, and all those things will be mine too."
Then he took out his phone and took a close-up photo of Suchat before turning and leaving.
They hadn't gone far when they ran into Gao Yutong's team, who were coming to provide support.
"Thanks," the leading man said first.
"You're too kind. We're all brothers in the sect, it's only right," Ye Zi replied politely.
"Where is Suchat?"
"Would killing them be of any use?" Ye Zi retorted.
"No, it's just that I feel this guy is a menace, and it would be best to get rid of him."
"That's alright, he's already killed." Ye Zi grinned.
Having survived the ordeal, the group relaxed considerably and chatted as they walked.
"The mechanic said that Li Erniu's team was in charge of the rescue, but I didn't expect that only you came."
Ye Zi smiled and said:
"They also came. This rescue was divided into two parts. One part landed in a slightly farther place and then walked over. After all, if more than a dozen people jumped at the same time, they would be too big a target while floating in the air and would be easy to be shot at."
The other part was me, who landed directly overhead and launched the attack.
The man nodded and landed a little further away, a common practice in special rescue operations, which is perfectly normal.
"Then how did you launch an attack in the air?"
"Throw bombs," Ye Zi replied matter-of-factly.
"A bomb?? But we didn't hear any explosions. Did you throw a grenade? But I didn't hear any grenade explosions either."
"I threw a lazy dog, it didn't make much noise, but you saw the power it had."
"Lazy dog? Lazy dog bomb?" the man exclaimed in surprise.
"Yes, but calling it a bomb is a bit of an exaggeration."
The man nodded and smiled:
"That's definitely a bit too much."
Back in front of the cave, Gao Yutong and the remaining team members were fiddling with Sucha's car.
Seeing the group return, one of the team members came over and said:
"Captain, this vehicle is riddled with bullets and is completely unusable."
Ye Zi nodded to Gao Yutong, who then put away her slightly troubled expression and smiled, saying:
"Thanks."
"You're welcome."
Having just responded to Gao Yutong, Ye Zi turned to look at Cong Lin and said:
"They're here."
Li Erniu's voice came through the earpiece, complaining:
"You beast, you've taken care of it again."
Their headsets are all automatic, allowing them to chat with anyone on the same communication channel within a certain range without pressing any buttons.
The man turned to look at Ye Zi and casually asked:
"Is your hearing really that good?"
Ye Zi humbly replied:
"It's not that exaggerated. There are twelve of them. When they walk together, they make quite a commotion."
A few minutes later, Li Erniu appeared with his team, fully armed.
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