Ultimate Firepower

Gao Yi wasn’t alone; he had helpers on the upper floors, vigilantly waiting for an opportunity.

Now Gao Yi was being pushed back by the enemy, and although the situation looked very dangerous, it also indicated that he had stretched the enemy’s formation, diverting their attention.

For one person to achieve this much, Gao Yi would rest in peace with a smile even if he died.

There was no shouting, no preliminary throwing of hand grenades, not even hurried running, but instead, using the gentlest possible footsteps to avoid making noise, to achieve the greatest element of surprise.

The first to rush down were the soldiers of the War Axe Mercenary Group, two men with rifles, embracing a determination to die if necessary, ready to perish together with the enemy. But when they descended the stairs, they weren’t met with a barrage of bullets.

The enemy had left four men to guard against a possible threat from upstairs, and when the two from the War Axe Mercenary Group charged down and engaged in a firefight with two of them, Donkey and Lin Xianghua followed close behind.

Battles are often a contest of momentum, and in close-quarters combat where life and death are determined upon confrontation, the impact of morale is even more distinctly highlighted.

The momentum that pinned against the War Axe Mercenary Group was gone, because those even more ferocious and fearless than the War Axe Mercenary Group had all died.

Donkey fired in short bursts, killing the first enemy he saw, then immediately realized there was no one left to exchange fire with—just a group gathered on one side of the building’s lobby, with their backs to him.

At this point in the battle, even a green recruit like Donkey knew what to do, let alone him being a battle-hardened veteran.