The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 79 Street fighting is all about who's the most cunning.
"Everyone, get ready! These Cambrian soldiers are quite skilled; they seem to have some experience in urban warfare!"

"You two go to that intersection and throw two grenades to make a commotion. The rest of you come with me and go around to the other side. Make sure to wipe them out as quickly as possible!"

"Remember, you have to be quick. Once you've emptied your magazine, run behind the wall immediately. Don't rush up there all the time!"

A Black Hawk commando squad, crouching low and charging forward through the alley, was cautiously approaching the front.

The squad leader, while speaking quietly to the other soldiers, checked his submachine gun.

To be honest, he wasn't very satisfied with the Empire's submachine gun because it had a rather obvious design flaw.

The magazine catch on this submachine gun wasn't very secure, so when firing, he didn't dare grip the magazine too tightly, let alone pull it forward carelessly.

In past battles, there have been more than one such case where a soldier was firing a submachine gun at the enemy when the magazine suddenly came loose halfway through the firing, resulting in an awkward situation.

It's said that the Empire has started producing a new batch of submachine guns. I wonder how reliable they are. Hopefully, they'll be more reliable than the one he has.

At his command, a squad of Black Hawk soldiers quickly split into two groups. Two soldiers quietly moved to the left, preparing to circle around to the left side of the T-junction ahead and then throw grenades there.

The other main force of soldiers was prepared to suddenly appear from the right.

These Cambrian soldiers must have had their attention completely focused on the grenades, but when they suddenly realized that the real danger came from behind them, their expressions must have been quite interesting.
But at that moment, a sudden burst of gunfire rang out, and the flying bullets instantly knocked down three soldiers in their team, pinning the others down so they couldn't lift their heads.

"Damn it, there's someone at the second-floor window!"

"No, that guy wasn't at the second-floor window. He stuck his gun out of a small hole in the wall and fired at us!"

Under Andrei's tutelage, his soldiers had learned to avoid firing from windows unnecessarily.

While windows may offer a good view, they also make one an easy target for the enemy. When they appear near a window, it immediately alerts the enemy.

But now, with him crawling forward, making sure he wasn't exposed in front of any windows, and then firing through the small holes blasted into the wall by artillery shells, the situation is completely different.

The Black Hawk soldiers, pinned down in the narrow alley, could only cower and wait for the enemy's submachine guns to run out of ammunition.

Although the Cambrian submachine gun has a simple and crude design and is very heavy to hold, it uses a drum magazine, which results in a very ample supply of ammunition and extremely strong sustained firepower.

To be honest, this is something that many of them envy.

Soldiers who have never fought in battles only complain about how heavy their guns are, but for these veterans who have experienced many major battles, that extra weight is an extra life!

But before the gunman firing from above could run out of bullets, Andrei's next attack had already begun.

"Throw it with me, throw it hard! Slam it against the wall!"

As he shouted, Andrei threw three grenades he was carrying, which slammed heavily against the stone wall at the street corner.

Throwing the grenade like a baseball will naturally cause it to bounce back quickly.

Immediately afterward, the ricocheting grenade rolled right into the adjacent alley and exploded with a bang. The other soldiers followed suit, and their control of the force was quite good; none of them were fools who accidentally threw the grenade at their own feet.

As a series of grenades were thrown into the alley, the Black Hawk soldiers who had been lying in hiding against the wall, waiting for a chance to counterattack, were all stunned by the explosions.

The massive explosion, coupled with the flying shrapnel, rendered the Black Hawk soldiers, even if they weren't killed instantly, completely incapacitated.

Immediately afterwards, two Cambrian soldiers with submachine guns stepped out first and began firing at the few survivors huddled in the alley, who were dazed and confused from the explosion.

Only dead enemies are good enemies. If you can finish them off, do so. Never assume that the enemy is already dead.

Andrei had already taught these green recruits the essence of finishing off enemies: if they found an immobile corpse on the battlefield, they should shoot it first.

These soldiers kept Andrei's words firmly in mind, especially since they had previously led Andrei through this alley, killing countless enemies. This made them almost blindly superstitious towards Andrei.

Our company commander is a capable man; listening to him is sure to be a good idea!

After dealing with the approaching enemy troops, Andrei breathed a sigh of relief. Now, their only remaining problem was the sniper.

He didn't know where the sniper was hiding, but he didn't dare to show himself.

He's finally starting to feel the frustration of being targeted by a sniper.

Even if the other side only has one gunman, you still don't dare to go out. Who knows if you'll be shot dead as soon as you go out?

It's no use if everyone goes out together, because everyone knows that the first person to go out will inevitably be killed by the sniper's first shot, and the probability of the others taking down the sniper from such a great distance is extremely low.

But just then, Andrei suddenly saw a conversation in the chat area.

Rice Noodle Roll Cat: [Hehehe, there was this idiot lying by the window, aiming a gun at something in the distance without moving! I just came in and shot him dead with three shots!]

Crow: [Looks like a newbie sniper. He doesn't even know how to fire and move. The skill gap between NPCs in this game is huge; it's impossible to gauge their skill level!]

After glancing at the chat history, Andrei breathed a sigh of relief; it seemed that the sniper who had been watching him earlier had been killed.

That guy is a newbie, and it's quite possible he hasn't changed locations, but he wasn't sure.

But as a new batch of respawning players appeared from here, and even though they fearlessly rushed into the street, not a single one was killed, Andrei became certain that the guy who was taken down was the sniper who was watching him.

Otherwise, there's no reason for him to leave such a bunch of easy targets untouched.

Andrei, who was hiding in the alley, quickly called out to the players:

"Hey, where did you guys run off to? Hold the command post! The enemy is almost at the command post!"

(End of this chapter)