Just as Gu Changfeng's large hand touched the cold handle of the triangular bayonet, he heard a soft "hey!" from behind him.

He caught a glimpse out of the corner of his eye and almost jumped up from the spot.

In the shadows of a corner of the stone chamber, his five-and-a-half-year-old daughter was standing in a horse stance, her chubby little hands holding a blue stone lump that was bigger than her upper body.

That thing was a broken stone animal head. Gu Changfeng glanced at it just now and estimated that it weighed at least a hundred pounds.

But now, this big guy was being held firmly in Ya Ya's arms. Her little face was a little red, but her short legs were standing straight, without even a sway.

"Ya Ya! Put that thing down! What if it hits your foot!" Gu Changfeng's voice changed.

If that hits hard, not only will your toes be crushed, but your entire leg will be turned into mincemeat.

The sharpshooters around him, who were preparing to engage in bayonet fighting, nearly popped their eyes out and almost dropped their guns.

Ya Ya completely ignored her father's shouts.

She hugged the giant beast head as if it were a large watermelon, and easily adjusted her position so that the beast head's hideous face was facing outwards.

Inside the passage, the one-eared, bald "Northwest Wolf" was brandishing a machete, preparing to lead his men in a charge.

"Charge! Chop them up!"

Dozens of bandits, howling and brandishing gleaming machetes, surged out from around the corner.

"Watch me throw you a big rock!" Ya Ya shouted in her childish voice.

With a flick of her small arm, she threw the solid stone beast head, weighing over 100 pounds, out like a shot put.

The rock, accompanied by a whooshing sound, traced an arc in the air, fast and accurate, just like a cannonball.

"Boom!"

The stone beast head slammed squarely into the pile of bandits who had just rushed out of the passage.

The two leading bandits didn't even have time to react before being hit squarely. The sound of bones shattering was clearly audible, and the two men flew out like smashed sacks, their bodies twisting and contorting, instantly falling silent.

After smashing the two people down, the stone beast head didn't stop, rolling forward all the way.

The passage was narrow to begin with, and the bandits were crammed together with nowhere to hide.

The beast's head rolled over everything in its path, knocking people down and injuring them wherever it touched. Screams and the sound of bones breaking mingled together.

The once-aggressive bandit group was instantly thrown into chaos, their formation thrown into disarray by the large boulder. Several men were piled on top of each other, crushed beneath it, howling in agony.

"Well done!" Platoon Leader Li was stunned and shouted instinctively.

Gu Changfeng stared at the surreal scene before him, his facial muscles twitching.

His daughter has become stronger again.

The last time I held up a millstone in the military compound, that was somewhat of a stretch.

Now, if word got out that you could throw a stone weighing over 100 pounds like a ball with one hand, who would believe it?

But now is not the time to dwell on that.

Gu Changfeng coughed dryly, his face dark, and swallowed all the unreasonable things he had said.

He turned to the group of petrified soldiers behind him and shouted sternly, "What are you all standing there for! Haven't you seen how strong my daughter is? She eats three big meat buns every morning, how could she not be strong!"

"My daughter gave you this opportunity! Now fire!"

The sharpshooters were brought back to their senses by the shout.

Yes, the chief of staff's daughter is naturally strong. She eats a lot and is very strong, which makes perfect sense!

Whether it's reasonable or not, as long as we can win!

"Da da da!"

The bullets, which had already run out, started firing again.

The elite soldiers unleashed their remaining bullets without hesitation, carrying out a final cleanup of the chaotic bandits in the passage.

The bandits were stunned by the stones and then mowed down by bullets, completely losing their will to fight.

"Oh my god! There's a ghost!"

"That girl is a monster!"

The remaining dozen or so bandits fled in terror, scrambling and crawling upwards along the passage.

The one-eared bald man, clutching his bleeding shoulder, was being supported by one of his men and glanced back in terror.

He happened to see the little girl in the military uniform, and then easily picked up another broken stone slab, about half a person's height, from the corner of the wall.

The one-eared bald man was terrified, scrambling and yelling, "Run! Run!"

Gu Changfeng did not order a pursuit.

He strode over to Ya Ya, snatched the heavy stone slab from her hand, and threw it on the ground.

"Nonsense!" Gu Changfeng said sternly. "What if it slips from your grasp? You're not allowed to touch anything that heavy again!"

Ya Ya patted the dust off her little hands, tilted her head back, and said with a grin, "Dad, these pebbles are better than bullets. They can knock down several at once. Bullets have to be fired one by one, which is too slow."

Looking at his daughter's innocent face, Gu Changfeng couldn't bring himself to vent his anger.

What could he do? He had no choice but to accept it.

He bent down and picked up Ya Ya, wiping the dust off her face with his large hands.

"You're full of twisted logic."

Niu Dan walked over carrying a blood-dripping boning knife, his eyes sparkling as he looked at Ya Ya: "Boss, you're amazing."

Inside the stone chamber, the crisis was temporarily averted.

Platoon Leader Li led several soldiers into the passage and confirmed that all the bandits had escaped.

Apart from the dozen or so corpses lying on the ground and the mess, there was no other threat.

"Chief of Staff, we're safe!" Xiao Li ran back to report, looking at Ya Ya in Gu Changfeng's arms with eyes full of awe.

Lin Wanrou finally came out from behind the box. She quickly came over, took Ya Ya's hand, and checked her from head to toe. Only after confirming that she was not injured did she breathe a sigh of relief.

She looked at the stone animal head on the ground and the mess, knowing exactly what was going on, but asked nothing.

"Dad, gold! Let's keep moving the gold!" Ya Ya squirmed in Gu Changfeng's arms, pointing to the hundred large wooden crates.

Gu Changfeng nodded: "Pack up and get ready to move your things."

Just then, Old Ma, the guide who had been silent all along, crawled out from behind the sand dunes in the distance, trembling.

Looking at the corpses scattered on the ground and the smashed stone sculptures, he knelt down with a thud and kowtowed desperately in the direction of Ya Ya.

"A god! A living god descended to earth..."

Gu Changfeng frowned and ignored him.

Just as he was about to give the order to move the boxes, a series of chaotic footsteps came from above the passageway.

This time, it wasn't an escape, but the sound of a charge.

Platoon Leader Li's expression changed drastically: "Oh no! They're back!"

Gu Changfeng handed Ya Ya to Lin Wanrou, his eyes turning cold.

At the entrance of the passage, several bandits with bloodshot eyes, holding homemade gunpowder tubes in their hands, charged down with crazed expressions.

They've been driven to desperation and are prepared to die together!

Niu Dan, who had been standing quietly beside Lin Wanrou, suddenly raised his head.

As he looked at the group of desperados charging down, a burning flame ignited in his usually gloomy eyes for the first time.

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