Chapter 4515
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He and Ye Chien had been in charge of bringing up the rear, alternating with K7 and G3 to cover the retreat of the trainees who were fully capable of being deployed.
"Roger that," E6 said calmly. His eyes were fixed on the target whose head was starting to pop out. Bai He fired the first shot of the fierce battle, while E6 fired the last shot to end the battle.
The trigger was pulled, and the primer of the bullet ignited. The bullet left a trail of fire behind it as it tore through the air and headed straight for the target.
"Bang …"
Half of the head that popped out seemed to have been flattened. A faint smell of blood blew to the tip of E6's nose along with the night wind. He continued to lie down and did not move at all, as if he had melted into the night.
After the last shot, the small village on the border of Jiestan finally regained its peace. Outside, the four rescued herdsmen held tightly onto the hands of the special forces soldier who had been responsible for protecting them as they left the village. They were so excited that they did not know what to say.
The wind from Tianshan blew past the village on the border of Jiestan and blew away the smoke that shrouded the village. However, it could not blow away the strong smell of blood.
The retreating special forces soldiers cleaned up the extremist criminals who had been killed in the village as they retreated out of the village.
The wind blew, and the cold stars in the sky were still shining brightly. As time passed, there was movement in the quiet village on the border. The villagers of Jiestan slowly walked out.
The special forces soldiers of the Snowfield Brigade who had walked from the village to the top of the mountain saw a big fire at the foot of the mountain. It was a fire that had been lit with oil on top of dry grass. As soon as the sparks touched it, it burst into flames and crackled as it burned. The light from the fire illuminated a very wide area. They could even see the roofs of the houses around them clearly.
"Burning everything down in one go? That's a good idea," T6 said with a smile. His voice could be heard on the comms.
V8 said calmly, "If you continue to stay here, the pursuers will be here soon."
It would take another three hours to get back to the border from the village, so they had to hurry.
The team members' low laughter could be heard on the comms. The trainees who had completed their training were the loudest.
Without further communication, the 46th trainees made the best use of their time to return home.
The 46 Special Forces soldiers crossed the steel bridge over the Ukel River at 1: 36 in the morning. All of them crossed the bridge at 1: 38 in the morning. No one was sacrificed and they arrived safely in the country.
The thirty trainees of the Snowfield Brigade finally felt that they were on solid ground once their feet touched the soil of their own country. They no longer had the feeling of emptiness that they had when they were fighting overseas.
They continued to move forward without rest. When they were about to reach the border defense company, Xia Jinyuan ordered everyone to sit down and rest.
After three days and two nights of continuous combat without sleep, all the special forces soldiers, including the veterans, had reached their physical limits. After sitting down, none of them wanted to get up.
The thirty trainees sat in one corner, while the sixteen veterans sat in another. Ye Chien did not sit down immediately. Instead, he whispered to Xia Jinyuan, "Help me deal with the wound on my back. I was scratched by a sharp rock when I jumped down from a high wall."
Xia Jinyuan turned on the miniature flashlight in his hand, and his handsome face changed color.
"Come with me." Biting his cheeks, he did not say anything else. He grabbed Ye Chien's hand and walked away.
His tired comrades did not pay much attention to them. Only E6, who was closest to them, looked up and glanced at their hands. Although he felt a little strange, he did not think too much about it.
As the trainees rested, most of the veterans looked back and forth at them. Some of the veterans reminded them to deal with the abrasions on their bodies in time to avoid inflammation and swelling.
There were more or less abrasions. The veterans reminded them to check their own wounds first and let their comrades help them deal with the areas that they could not reach.
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