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A sharp, piercing alarm suddenly blared above the GTI division, startling everyone for a moment.

Shi Yu was the first to look up at the sky. The clouds obscured his view, but he had a bad feeling.

"This is an air raid siren; it must be the work of Hafk and his gang."

A lieutenant beside him gave a warning, his cloudy eyes narrowing slightly as he looked into the distance as if facing a formidable enemy.

Generally, when this alarm is sounded, it's either a guided missile or a barrage of artillery fire, neither of which is easy to deal with.

Air defense systems are actually least afraid of guided single-target attacks; a single interceptor missile can solve the problem.

But if it's a salvo from the artillery, then that's something to be desired.

The headquarters' air defense system is undoubtedly capable of intercepting attacks, but the branch's system is ultimately inferior to the headquarters'. Although it hasn't been tested, this lieutenant wasn't very optimistic about the branch's air defense system.

"Hopefully it's just a guided attack..."

The officer muttered to himself, and when his words reached Shi Yu's ears, his eyelids twitched in surprise.

What does "just" or "that's all" mean? How are these two words related to guidance?

What were these GTI guys fighting with all this time?

However, Shigure didn't dwell on it too much. Since the other side claimed that even a salvo of artillery fire could be blocked, and guided missiles could definitely stop it, there was nothing to worry about.

Just as my thoughts were turning, the target that had triggered the alarm appeared on the horizon—a guided missile traveling at a speed of 1,000 meters per second.

"It was just one... No! That's not right!! It wasn't just one!"

The lieutenant's eyes suddenly widened as he saw a guided missile following several kilometers behind the trailing flame of the first missile!

Just as he thought the other side had launched two guided missiles, another guided missile rose from the horizon!

Three-shot guided missile!

Even with Shiyu's composure, she couldn't help but widen her eyes upon seeing such a scene, and beads of cold sweat trickled down her forehead.

"Can the interception system stop it?" He turned to ask the lieutenant, who also turned his gaze toward him, opened his mouth but did not make a sound.

He obviously didn't know either, because no force would ever deploy three guided missiles in one place! That doesn't even happen on a large-scale battlefield!

The guided internal material is very stable, so it is not very realistic to detonate it with a bullet. This made Shigure suddenly recall the scene when Geheros sacrificed himself to save him.

Just as he was deep in thought, the interception system was activated instantly, and three interceptor missiles were launched one after another, drawing a vacuum arc in the sky at five times the speed of sound!

Seeing this, Shi Yu grabbed the officer's arm, pushed off with her feet, and pulled him back several hundred meters, heading towards the air-raid shelter.

The GTI branch built two air-raid shelters in the north and south. One of the air-raid shelters was not far from them, and Shigure arrived there almost in the blink of an eye.

By this time, many soldiers who had realized what was happening had taken cover in the air-raid shelter. Shi Yu lightly touched the ground with her toes, and flew up, skimming over the ceiling and past the large crowd, before sliding directly into the shelter.

The officer's grip loosened, and he fell to the ground, still somewhat dazed.

What terrifying speed was that? Is General Houston really that strong?

He had witnessed Houston's strength firsthand. As the second-in-command of this division, he frequently dealt with the other party. Could it be that this general was hiding his true strength?

Before he could think further, the doors of the air-raid shelter began to close, keeping those who hadn't fully entered outside, because explosions were already heard outside.

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A tremendous sound reverberated through the air, and extremely terrifying shockwaves spread out, leveling the fragile buildings along the way!

Even if it explodes in the sky, the aftershocks can still affect a large area of ​​the branch. The front line has basically been ripped apart, the three guided missiles were intercepted one after another, and even some debris began to fall from the ceiling inside the air-raid shelter.

"My God... is this going to be the last straw?"

Someone in the crowd cried out in surprise, but was quickly covered by a soldier nearby.

"Don't panic!"

His teammate whispered something in his ear, and the soldier seemed to realize what was happening and immediately shut his mouth.

Shi Yu glanced at the crowd. There were at least a thousand people in the upper air-raid shelter and the lower space, but he remembered that he had brought three thousand people with him for this operation.

In other words, those three guided missiles from the enemy killed at least a thousand people outside, almost half of their battle casualties!

Shigure forced herself to show a sad expression, but this expression didn't last long before it turned into determination and anger again.

This change was noticed by everyone, who gripped their guns even tighter, as if venting their dissatisfaction with Hafk's cruel methods.

Shigure wanted exactly this effect. He wasn't likely to expend too much energy yet, so he could use the GTI members as cannon fodder to weaken Hafk's fighting strength.

He will then move between the two major forces, looking for a suitable opportunity to enter the battlefield.

I just don't know if GTI has any other tricks up its sleeve. GTI is backed by the United Nations, so it shouldn't be as simple as it appears.

The gold pen and the resuscitation ventilator are only two extraordinary items; they must be hiding other valuable things.

It's impossible to say that the government's influence is less than that of a tech company, right?

As they were thinking, the entrance to the air-raid shelter above slowly opened. The door, deformed by the shockwave, swayed precariously and was almost completely burned out.

Shi Yu looked up and saw the soldiers in front of him swarming out, raising their guns and running back to the front line.

Shiyu immediately followed, only to find a desolate area, showing no trace of the thorough preparations made for the frontline battle.

Any cover or temporary tents were blasted into dust by the homing force, leaving no trace.

Shiyu took a deep look at the soldiers rushing to the front line. If nothing unexpected happened, they would soon encounter the approaching Hafk army.

He glanced at the time on his watch; 16 hours had passed since he notified the doctor.

"It should arrive in about one more day."