Chapter 5236
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Major David pulled out his gun and pointed the muzzle at Reporter Chen's forehead. "Madam, you're making me very angry right now. It's easy for one or two reporters to die on the battlefield. Are you afraid?"
"Are you afraid now?"
Of course, she was afraid. This was the first time Reporter Chen had a gun pointed at her head. She was even more afraid than when she was locked up in a room!
After all, he had seen the world. Calming his mind, Reporter Chen's lips trembled as he pretended to be calm. "Please remember your identity. Don't stain the blue helmet with blood. Don't insult the word 'peacekeeping'!"
"Yes, Reporter. You're right. I have to remember my identity at all times. Otherwise, do you think you'll still be alive?"
Major David sheathed his gun. He had lost all his patience with this woman.
They had restocked their equipment in the car. They had grenades, rifles, and bullets. With these, they felt more confident.
The Chinese men were in a bit of trouble. They didn't have any equipment. The two Chinese soldiers who retreated with them only asked for night vision binoculars and nothing else.
Major David put away his gun and contacted Xia Jinyuan. "Buddy! We need to gather and work together to evacuate. There are too many rebels. "
The cold muzzle moved away from her forehead. Reporter Chen's pale face finally regained some color. She gasped for air and her anger reached its peak.
She was a reporter, a reporter responsible for real-time reporting on the situation in Liabi. She came to Liabi to represent the Bay Sea. However, someone pointed a gun at her head and threatened to kill her if she didn't shut up!
This was an insult to her and also a disrespect to the Bay Sea Community!
She would definitely report everything that had just happened. She would punish the person who pointed a gun at her head. She would do it.
Xia Jinyuan could hear Major David's angry voice. He didn't answer immediately. They crouched behind cover and listened to the sound of footsteps nearby. Everyone held their breath, including the sensible little boy. He didn't know what had happened, but he knew that all the sounds he heard were gunshots. The people running outside were probably bad guys.
He hugged his father's neck tightly, and his little face was buried in his father's shoulder, which made him feel safe. His eyes were wide open, revealing a fear that shouldn't belong to someone his age.
Their footsteps were messy, and they quickly passed by the ruins. Xia Jinyuan, who was hiding in a building that had been destroyed by artillery fire, glanced around coldly and answered Major David, "Let's meet up first and try to avoid the area where the two armies are fighting."
This was exactly what Major David wanted. He didn't want to get involved in the crossfire between the government army and the rebel government army.
Major David heaved a sigh of relief when he learned that the Chinese soldiers had the same thoughts as him.
Why was he relieved?
While retreating, they were still able to rescue a family of three and bring them to his side. He was really worried that the Chinese soldiers would have the heart of a saint and in the end, they would all lose their lives.
Now that his worries were gone, Major David felt that they would have a pleasant cooperation with the Chinese soldiers. Of course, it would be pleasant to work with a group of tough men.
"Very good, man! Now we're here to look for you. Before we arrive, you need to hide well. Also, keep a close eye on the child. Don't let him make a sound. "
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