The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 24 The Brutal Black Hawk Empire Actually Uses Necromancer Magic!

Side Mission: Assassinate the sentries outside the enemy outpost! Total Reward: 100 Merit Points! Number of Participants: 0/5

The side quest had just been sent out by Andrei when a bunch of quick-fingered players accepted it.

Players who hadn't received the quest couldn't help but ask the crucial question in the chat:

Zhiwo Tianzun: [Damn! Did you all use red envelope grabbing apps? How are your hands so fast?]

Blue Cat, White-bellied Wild Boar: [Damn it! Such insane hand speed, he must never have any girls!]

The player who secured the quest ignored the envy and jealousy of other players, instead recklessly posting screenshots in the chat to mock them.

Of course, although they mocked each other in the chat area, their actions on the surface were still clean and efficient. No annoying player went to deliberately sabotage someone else's quest just because they didn't get the quest.

Several players carefully crawled on the ground and inclined forward little by little.

Perhaps due to the game's movement mechanics, when they crawled on the ground, they truly seemed to blend into the darkness completely, making no sound whatsoever, their movements extremely stealthy.

However, what left Andrei speechless was that these guys had a truly bizarre array of assassination weapons!
Bayonets are the most common weapons, but the medic's small needle looks a bit strange.

Although Andrei knew that in Battlefield 1, the medic's needle could not only revive teammates, but also kill enemies instantly when stuck in their bodies, making him a quack doctor on the battlefield!
But in reality, the idea of ​​someone using a tiny needle to assassinate an enemy seems utterly absurd!

However, the medic's tiny needle wasn't the funniest thing. What left Andrei speechless was the player holding half a wine bottle.

A broken glass bottle can indeed be very dangerous to people on the battlefield, and it's incredibly fast. It's kind of an Easter egg, and I wonder how many unlucky guys have died by those bottles.

But when Andrei saw people actually using these things in real battles, he really couldn't hold back anymore! He was truly stunned!

Several players crept forward stealthily, crawling quickly on the ground, and soon closed in on the sentry in the distance.

With his minimap, Andrei could easily spot the sentries near him, whether they were visible or hidden.

Before the player set off, he naturally whispered a reminder in the player's ear, and successfully garnered a bunch of "666" compliments in the player's chat area.

But just then, one of the players who was moving toward the side of the village suddenly stopped.

Immediately afterwards, he suddenly sent a picture to the chat group and then couldn't help but start cursing.

Raven: [Holy crap! The Black Hawk Men in this game are so evil!]

"They occupied the village, fine, but why did they kill all the villagers?"

Upon seeing the content in the chat area, Andrei was startled and carefully looked at a small pile in the distance.

From the very beginning, because of the darkness, he couldn't see what the pile of things was, since the system map didn't show them as enemies.

So from the beginning, he thought it was a pile of straw or something else.

It's not strange that a mound of earth would appear out of nowhere; there was even a mound of earth at the entrance of the neighborhood he came from before, the purpose of which was unknown.

But when Andrei saw the screenshot in the chat area, he was stunned. In the image, a mountain of corpses lay silently at the entrance of the village.

One after another, bodies riddled with bullet holes, their intestines ripped out, their eyes wide open in death, were carelessly discarded here like trash.

Among these corpses were men, women, children, and the elderly. Andrei even saw a little boy whose head was smashed to pieces, and who looked to be only six or seven years old.

Seeing this, Andrei felt his mind explode, his head going completely blank.

For the players, even though they were just playing a game, they were outraged by this scene. For Andrei, however, it was a real, bloody tragedy unfolding right before his eyes!
Andrei suddenly raised his head and looked at the small hill made of corpses in the darkness in the distance.

When he realized that the small pile was made up of hundreds of corpses, he felt an endless killing intent in his heart, and hatred was truly materialized at that moment!

This isn't about national hatred or family feuds. Andrei has no memories and no connection to this country. Right now, besides wanting to survive, he doesn't have any particular feelings.

This feeling is purely the resentment that arises from being a morally sound human being facing such an enemy of humanity!
Just as the players were also outraged by this, an enemy suddenly emerged from the distance.

The two sentries guarding the village entrance saluted the strangely dressed soldier, who seemed to have some special status, wearing special armor, carrying a large backpack on his back, and holding a rifle that emitted green fluorescence.

Andrei didn't know what the gun in the enemy's hand was, but he felt that it would be a sitting duck on the battlefield!
This thing is practically like the Gauss weapon of the Necromancers in the Warhammer universe, radiating a greenish glow.

Let alone at night, even during the day, they were afraid the enemy wouldn't be able to hit them!

The soldier who came out nodded to the sentry next to him and then walked straight to a spot not far from the pile of corpses.

Immediately afterwards, he suddenly raised his weapon and fired a ghastly green beam of light at the pile of corpses.

What is he doing? Is he going to burn the body?

Andrei didn't know what this thing was for, and couldn't help but ponder it in his heart.

But the next moment, he opened his mouth wide in horror.

As the green light continued to sweep across the pile of corpses, these gruesome bodies gradually began to glow green as well.

The flesh and blood of one corpse after another were quickly stripped off, then rapidly rotted into a pool of liquid on the ground, looking exactly as if they had been hit by the Gauss Gun of the Necromancer.

However, although the flesh and blood of the corpses were stripped away, the bones were still preserved, and the original mountain of corpses became a mountain of skulls.

But to Andrei's astonishment, all the skeletons stood up, their eyes flashing with green will-o'-the-wisps, and began to move on their own!

With a wave of the soldier's hand, the skeletons stiffly lined up and walked toward the truck in the distance to begin unloading the cargo.

The scene before him truly shocked Andrei. What the hell was this?

Is it the legendary undead laborer?
"Damn it, the brutal Black Hawk Empire is openly using necromancy!"

Standing beside Andrei, Major Yuri watched this scene and couldn't help but curse.

(End of this chapter)