Chapter 2871
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Fighting underwater was much more dangerous than fighting on land, especially when there was no oxygen supply. The risk factor of fighting underwater was multiplied, and no one could guarantee that they would come out alive.
Ika Assault was famous for being "a competition without death." Therefore, its danger lay in the fact that the probability of death was almost zero. It was a real battle, and it could make the participating special forces feel that death was right beside them and had never left.
The special forces that could participate in Ika Assault were all soldiers who had blood on their hands. Once the battle started, even if it was a competition without death, their ferocity and ruthlessness would not change, and they would only fight to kill their opponents.
There were 12 special forces from 12 different countries in the lake, and each country had 8 participants. On the other hand, there were a total of 2,400 Estonian soldiers underwater, and there were 200 people in each group. Just the disparity in numbers was enough to make one tremble in fear.
However, there were only 20 Estonian soldiers who participated in the battle. If all 200 of them were to surround the boat, the whole lake would be boiling like dumplings, and there would be no way to move their arms and legs.
The Estonian soldiers who did not participate in the battle had underwater filming, underwater medical treatment, and could act in time in the face of sudden accidents.
Underwater was not like on land, and it was very difficult to rescue someone when something happened underwater. In addition, there were undercurrents in the lake. If someone was sucked away by the undercurrents and they did not act in time, there would be casualties in the warm-ups of the competition.
The 20 Estonian soldiers were like ferocious monsters in the water. They fiercely bit the participating special forces of each country and stabbed the inflatable rubber boat with the sharp combat daggers in their hands.
Ye Chien had just dragged an Estonian soldier away when another Estonian soldier bypassed the defensive position and moved his hands like a swordfish, approaching the rubber boat.
Seeing the dagger in his hand, Ye Chien did not think too much. She knew that she had to stop the dagger in the soldier's hand and not let him pierce the rubber boat.
Da Eel appeared from the side and wrapped around the Estonian soldier who was about to pierce the rubber boat with the dagger. It quickly reminded Ye Chien to pay attention to the bottom.
It turned out that the Estonian soldier who was dragged into the water by Ye Chien directly rushed up from the water after a short moment of adjustment.
Ye Chien, who received the warning from her comrade, did not immediately turn her head. Instead, when she felt the water rushing up from under her feet, she suddenly swung her hands sideways. She was originally swimming upwards, but she unexpectedly turned her head and swooped down.
She swooped down towards the Estonian soldier who was trying to grab the wrist under her feet.
The change in direction was too sudden, and the Estonian soldier was not prepared at all.................. But............
He rushed up with all his might, while Ye Jian rushed down with all her might. One was unprepared, while the other was prepared. Just when their heads were very close to each other, Ye Jian swung the dagger in her hand horizontally. Her speed was so fast that it seemed to cut the water in half.
"Gurgle gurgle … gurgle … gurgle …"
. Whoosh... Whoosh..
. The sound of fighting under the water could be heard continuously. The entire lake was filled with layers of waves crashing against the shore. In the middle of the lake, there were even whirlpools formed due to the intense fighting.
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