Extreme germ phobia

Chapter 324 A two-pronged approach
The moment the shells landed, a stealth drone thousands of meters above the ground captured the entire scene and simultaneously transmitted it back to the Dongzhou, thousands of kilometers away, automatically marking the location of the artillery positions on the electronic map on the main screen.

The information on the electronic map is constantly changing: the location of Team B, the enemy's location, the drone's location...

While one-way transparency on the battlefield is not yet possible, all intelligence that can be obtained through satellites or drones can be displayed on the map in real time.

"Destroy the artillery positions!" Pan Rui said coldly.

It's one thing if we didn't discover it before, but now that the enemy has taken the initiative to expose their position, what reason is there not to take it?
"Yes, sir!" the operations staff officer replied. With a few clicks of the mouse, a drone hovering over the battlefield immediately locked onto the target, opened its bomb bay, and dropped two precision-guided bombs, which hit the target with perfect accuracy. The explosion caused the pile of shells to explode, and a miniature mushroom cloud rose into the sky above the position.

The enemy's position is small, with only a few mortars, but its location is excellent. It can use the mortars' range to control most of the battlefield, making it the most threatening enemy unit to Group B on the map.

Pan Rui then asked, "Any movement from Group A?"

"Report, no!"

Pan Rui's heart sank slightly as he secretly wondered what situation Group A had encountered. Although there was no news from Group A for the time being, he had faith in his own soldiers.

Silver Bay.

With the artillery position destroyed, the enemy on deck was in an uproar as they watched the mushroom cloud rise.

An old white man with a full beard and covered in dirt said with a gloomy expression, "It's Dongda! It must be someone from Dongda!"

"So fast?" the assistant, who had a South American face, asked in surprise.

Although it was very unwilling, everyone knew very well that America had always been America's backyard, and the University of Tokyo had no base there.

Before launching the attack, the organization estimated that it would take at least one or two days for the University of Tokyo to arrive, but only a few hours have passed?

A ruthless glint flashed across Old Bai's face: "We need to make some necessary preparations to bring the hostages out..."

"Boss!" A South American man rushed over. "Something's happened in the cargo hold. There's someone... I mean, there's an enemy on the ship!"

"The enemy?" Old Bai's face darkened further. "How many?"

"I don't know, we've already lost more than twenty people."

Old Bai's heart tightened: "Provide support immediately, quick!"

The South American man agreed and turned to run, shouting, "Follow me!"

They shouted loudly and ran quite fast, but once they were out of Lao Bai's sight, they immediately slowed down and quietly hid behind the others.

Meanwhile, the 27th sniper rifle, which had been hiding on the shore, noticed that the enemy had stopped moving and was gathering in twos and threes on the deck. He immediately felt an urge to fire, set up his sniper rifle, and locked onto the enemy while looking down on their lack of combat skills.

Experienced soldiers would have hidden themselves by now; how could they possibly be standing on the deck? And why would they dare to swagger around in a group?
Isn't this just plain suicide?
With several loud bangs, a number of grenades accurately hit the deck, killing more than a dozen enemies in succession.

Old White and his assistant were on their way to the cargo hold to oversee the battle when a sudden explosion occurred on the deck, sending flying steel balls that knocked down several enemies.

The assistant yelled in panic, "Watch out!"

Old Bai turned and ran into the cabin, but another grenade exploded right next to him, instantly turning the two of them into human sieves.

The remaining enemies were leaderless and in complete chaos. The clever ones immediately hid, the vigilant ones jumped ship and fled, and the foolish ones became headless flies, scurrying around the deck.

Only a very small number of enemies launched a counterattack, but they had no idea where the enemy was hiding and were just firing randomly.

The 27-centimeter rifleman, having successfully ambushed his target, chuckled, put away his sniper grenade, and, together with his companion, used a silenced rifle to call out enemy names.

At this distance, while it's impossible to say every shot hits the mark, taking down an enemy with three shots is no problem. Before long, the three men had dealt with most of the enemies who dared to fight back, and the remaining enemies all cowered in fear, none daring to show their faces.

Before Group B begins fighting, the 27th Division would never be able to open fire under any circumstances, but the ambush has already begun, which means that they have already announced their presence to the enemy. At this point, there is no need to worry so much. Once an opportunity is found, they must seize it and eliminate as many enemy personnel as possible.

The more people they kill, the safer the infiltrators become.

At this time, Group B was moving towards the canal, but the ambush attracted a large number of infected, and the constant appearance of zombies severely slowed down the team's progress.

Zhang Cheng wished he could get to the riverbank immediately, but he could only patiently deal with the endless stream of infected people first.

If he weren't worried about revealing his location, he would have called in a drone to blast a path to the canal!
If the situation of Group A is confirmed, and Group B is needed to draw enemy fire to cover their comrades, Zhang Cheng can expose his position without hesitation.

However, the situation of Group A is unclear, and Group B, as our only reserve force, must act cautiously!

At the same time, in the cargo hold.

The remaining enemies kept firing at the corner where Ouyang and the others were hiding. The continuous gunfire echoed repeatedly in the confined space, making the enemies' ears ring.

Bullets flew erratically, striking the bulkheads and cardboard boxes. Countless glass jars shattered, and soup spilled everywhere.

Ou Yang and the others stayed hidden and didn't move, but the drone, under Da Fei's control, had already moved close to the ground, away from the corner, and from the edge of the cargo hold to the enemy's side.

The enemy's position is clearly visible in the footage; it's obvious which one is reloading, which one is firing, and which one is about to move.

At this moment, a group of enemies rushed into the cargo hold. The enemy immediately switched from defensive shooting to a full-scale attack. The enemy in front continued to fire to suppress the enemy, while the remaining enemy split into two groups and simultaneously flanked the cargo from the left and right.

Throughout the entire ordeal, no one noticed the drone lurking in the corner behind them.

Lu Wei smirked and pulled out a smoke bomb, waving it around.

Luo Han and Da Fei understood each other and immediately took out a thermal imaging scope and mounted it on the gun.

Ou Yang patted himself down but didn't find any similar equipment, and glared at Lu Wei with dissatisfaction.

The latter ignored him completely and immediately threw out a smoke grenade. In the blink of an eye, the cargo hold was filled with thick smoke. The enemies, who had lost sight of him, dared not move. Some crouched against the wall, some lay on the ground, and some searched for cover everywhere.

The continuous firepower was also greatly reduced because it was difficult to see clearly.

Luo Han and Da Fei seized the opportunity to launch a counterattack, and the human-shaped silhouettes in the thermal imager were repeatedly hit and fell to the ground.

Even Lu Wei joined the counterattack, leaving Ou Yang completely dumbfounded.

Screams echoed through the smoke; the enemy had suffered heavy losses, and the remaining enemies, terrified, fled the cargo hold with screams.

(End of this chapter)