The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 84 Sneaking over quietly, don't fire a shot!
Led by the player as the spearhead, providing suppressive fire, and possessing unyielding resilience, the Cambrian soldiers in the town launched a fierce counterattack, or rather, a relatively fierce counterattack.

At least for a short time, these guys did catch the Black Hawk soldiers off guard. However, these elite veterans were extremely organized and quickly set up a defense, even eager to launch a counterattack.

Of course, their desire to launch a counterattack was just wishful thinking; the daytime battles had already exhausted them.

Moreover, they were terrified of the Cambrian assault team during the daytime battle, and even now, they still don't understand how those guys managed to get behind them.

The infantry that followed swept through the room again, doing so with extreme care, leaving no stone unturned.

Even so, they failed to discover any hidden passages or special underground spaces that allowed the enemy to send troops to the rear.

This is a perplexing mystery that has baffled many Black Hawk officers. They racked their brains but couldn't come up with a single sensible explanation for the operation.

A group of officers discussed among themselves, their thoughts running wild. They even suspected that there might be mages in the enemy's forces, and the extremely rare kind of mages who could teleport people.

In a sense, the conclusion they reached was actually quite correct.

What's the difference between a spell like Andre's, which allows players to choose a respawn point and revive, and a spell that can teleport people through space?
It was precisely because they were always wary of the enemy's daytime assault team that they feared encountering such a force again and being annihilated in urban warfare.

So far, the Black Hawks have only adopted limited defensive counterattacks and have not launched a full-scale counterattack. They have even sent a large number of troops to remain in the buildings behind the lines, ready to deal with any sudden enemy attacks.

However, what they didn't know was that the assault team they had encountered during the day had no interest in continuing to torment them in urban warfare.

Now, the vast majority of this commando team, led by Andrei, are preparing to raid their old home in the rear.

There was no need for careful observation; with just a glance, Andrei could see the Black Hawk Army's field camp on the distant plain.

These guys seem to have also noticed the Cambrian army's lack of artillery, knowing that they only have a batch of mortars and a elusive anti-tank gun that occasionally pops out from some corner.

But no matter which type of artillery they used, they were unable to hit the camp at least five kilometers away.

That's why the Black Hawk Army set up camps in a very open and unpretentious manner, without trying to hide their intentions at all.

Presumably, in their view, the Cambrian army had already been suppressed to this state, and even if they didn't hide themselves, these guys wouldn't be able to raid their camp, right?
"Men, do you see that camp over there? That's our target!"

"Try to be as quiet as possible, sneak up quietly, steal their armored vehicles, and then turn around and use their weapons to attack their own people!"

Andrei spoke quietly to the soldiers around him, but to his surprise, not everyone answered that they saw it; a considerable number of them said they did not see the camp in the distance.

"I'm sorry, Captain, where is that camp you mentioned? I really can't see it!"

"Yes, could it be a point of light over there in the distance? I thought it was a star!"

He was startled by the sounds, but then he quickly realized what was going on. He had forgotten that his body was now half-player-like, so being able to see clearly at night was perfectly normal for him, and not much different from his daytime vision.

But these supplementary soldiers, selected from farmers and workers, didn't have Andrei's eyesight. While they weren't completely blind at night, it was clear they couldn't see the camp five kilometers away; they could only see a faint light.

"It's okay, just follow us. Everyone, move quickly and don't fall behind!"

After saying this, Andrei, carrying the military flag on his shoulder, followed a few trusted soldiers who had fought alongside him to the very back of the column.

And those leading the way were naturally the players, who were like wild horses.

If these players hadn't charged too fast, and hadn't been warned immediately that they were about to be exposed and their night raid might fail, they would have already launched a bayonet charge and stormed through.

Even so, the players' movement speed made the other soldiers feel quite uncomfortable. They couldn't imagine how these people could still have such abundant energy after fighting so many battles during the day.

In the Black Hawk soldiers' camp in the distance, the liaison officer was frantically asking over the radio what was happening ahead.
They naturally knew that the enemy must have launched a night attack.

Gunfire erupted over there, mortars roared, flamethrowers spewed fireballs from time to time, and screams of agony filled the air.

Unless they are deaf or blind, how could they not see that a war is raging over there?
However, they did not know how fierce the enemy's night attack was, or whether the front-line troops had suffered heavy casualties.
Or, to put it another way, do the infantrymen in the town really need the reserves left behind to come and support them?
Lieutenant Colonel August: "Major Martin, report back immediately on the current situation. What are our losses?"

Major Martin: "Lieutenant Colonel, don't worry, we can still hold on!"

"I don't know if their elite troops were almost all killed during the day, or if they were kept in reserve. The vast majority of the soldiers charging up now are basically negligible! They're just militia-level!"

Lieutenant Colonel August: "So, are you sure you don't need additional support? I have a squad of my most elite assault teams ready to be deployed at any time, and my mechs can also be brought in!"

Major Martin: "No need, just watch. I'll have my men withdraw for now and lure them in!"

"Next, I will definitely annihilate them all with a brilliant battle..."

Hearing Major Martin's confident words, the lieutenant colonel nodded, dispelling his worries.

What he feared most was that the elite commando team he encountered during the day would suddenly appear again and, under the cover of night, inflict heavy damage on his men.

Honestly, the level of those assault teams during the day really frightened him. If such a force were to launch a night battle, he didn't think his army could avoid chaos at all.

But at that moment, the abyss mage standing next to him suddenly moved.

(End of this chapter)