The Ultimate War Of The Apocalypse
Chapter 257 - 252 Shepherd Dog

Chapter 257: Chapter 252 Shepherd Dog

Gao Yuan and the Indians both made a grave mistake, which was that Gao Yuan had seriously overestimated the enemy’s combat strength, while the enemy had seriously overestimated their numbers.

An entire reinforced battalion, the count reaching eight hundred, and they were actually, actually infiltrated by just three people?

Only one mortar shell fell, and then Gao Yuan and his men watched, dumbfounded, as sudden chaos erupted within the enemy camp.

And it was extreme chaos.

Gao Yuan saw Yu Shunzhou and his men break into the enemy camp and then quickly disappear from view, leaving only the faint sound of gunfire. But soon, he saw large numbers of people running out of the camp.

They were swept by the machine guns manned by Li Jingang and Panxin, and those who had just run out from the camp actually turned around and fled, heading south along the highway.

The machine gun position that was still exchanging fire with Gao Yuan and his men instantly fell silent, because those men had also run away.

Gao Yuan turned to Li Jingang, eyes wide with disbelief, and said, "What’s going on here? I... I don’t understand!"

Li Jingang ceased firing because the enemy had started to flee. If he kept firing now, it would make the enemy feel cornered and they might decide to fight to the death, which wouldn’t be worth it.

Li Jingang, without turning his head, said, "Don’t you know what the Indians are like? Isn’t this normal? Of course, this result still surprises me; eight hundred people, they should have fought for some time before collapsing."

Gao Yuan swallowed hard and said, "Of course I know what the Indians are like, but there were eight hundred of them, eight hundred! And many of them were from special forces units. You’re telling me they were just driven off like that?"

Li Jingang spoke softly, "Special forces? Ha, the Indian special forces? I’ve had interactions with them. Let’s just say that the training intensity of the Indians’ most elite Black Cat Squad is not even equivalent to our new recruits. Do you believe that?"

"I don’t believe that, I really don’t."

Li Jingang tilted his head and said, "Mr. Jian had participated in military exchanges and competitions with foreign troops and won first place. The second place was also one of our guys, and the third place dropped out midway due to a severe knee injury. The Indians?... They were all eliminated in the first round, couldn’t even pass the most basic physical fitness test. If you don’t believe me, ask Mr. Jian."

Gao Yuan glanced at Panxin, and at that moment, Abina, who was under Gao Yuan’s foot, said with some spirit, "Although you’ve captured me, this is just a minor oversight. Overall, we will definitely win because..."

Gao Yuan yanked Abina up from the ground, who immediately widened his eyes. Then he pointed to the retreating troops, his face serious as he said, "These men are just tactically retreating. They will soon organize a counterattack because your surprise attack caught them off guard. Once they stabilize their defensive line, they will launch an effective counteroffensive."

Gao Yuan exhaled and frowned at Abina, then glanced at Zhao Qiang’s corpse. He whispered, "Zhao Qiang lived a hero’s life, how could he... How could he die at the hands of you losers?"

Zhao Qiang didn’t even leave a single word; he died instantly because Gao Yuan and his men were faced with a sudden attack by dozens of people.

Falling into a trap, surrounded, there’s nothing to say about this, getting ambushed is getting ambushed, and it’s normal to suffer casualties.

But Zhao Qiang died at the hands of these less than pigs or dogs, filling Gao Yuan with grief and now extreme anger as well.

Zhao Qiang died and it’s natural to feel angry, but it’s more because the ones who caused Zhao Qiang’s death were such worthless material, making Gao Yuan feel like he’d capsized in a gutter.

Zhao Qiang lived a hero’s life, if he had to die, he should have died at the hands of a strong enemy. How could he die at the hands of these incompetents?

Li Jingang said softly, "The enemy has been routed, we... damn it!"

Gao Yuan turned his head to look again, only to see someone riding a motorcycle zooming out. He could tell at a glance that it was one of their own.

The enemy had been routed, routed by three people, and now they were pursuing?

Li Jingang’s eyes widened, and he shouted, "This, this, why pursue after having routed the enemy? What, do we have to capture them all to count as a victory?"

Then wherever that motorcycle went, the enemy really all started surrendering on the ground.

Bewildered, endlessly bewildered.

Li Jingang and Gao Yuan exchanged a bewildered glance, then Li Jingang suddenly said, "Not good, if the enemy only knows about the three men, they will surely resist!"

Gao Yuan pushed Abina away and said to Song Qian, "You watch him!"

After that, Gao Yuan shouted loudly, "Move! Move fast!"

Gao Yuan jumped out of the machine gun position, picked up a rifle from the ground, and started running forward. Apart from Song Qian, who remained to guard the prisoners, Panxin and the others all left the machine gun position and began sprinting forward.

Just pursue along the highway because Cao Zhenjiang and the others had driven everyone onto the road, like herding sheep.

At this moment, Gao Yuan could see the motorcyclist weaving through the fleeing enemy, reaching the front line, and he even placed the enemy’s motorcycle in the way, blocking all the deserters’ escape route.

One person, blocking hundreds.

This scene is indescribable, nothing but shock.

Gao Yuan and his men had reached the camp exit when Cao Zhenjiang and Nie Erlong also ran out.

Cao Zhenjiang’s machine gun pointed at Gao Yuan, of course, he didn’t fire, and quickly moved the barrel to one side.

"It’s you? And the one pursuing, is that Yu Shunzhou?"

Gao Yuan was even more astonished. He had thought that it was the fierce Cao Zhenjiang who was chasing a group alone and then blocked a group of fleeing soldiers. He didn’t expect it to be Yu Shunzhou.

Cao Zhenjiang, extremely annoyed, said, "That damn fatty Yu Shunzhou got ahead of us. Chase him!"

Why chase anymore? The enemy has stopped.

Some were standing, some squatting, some holding their guns above their heads, and some had their hands empty, raised in the air.

The enemy was all cowards, drawing swords but with a lost heart.

That’s what Gao Yuan was feeling now.

"What’s going on with you all?"

Gao Yuan was curious about what had happened to Cao Zhenjiang and his men, and Cao Zhenjiang said sternly, "We rushed into the enemy camp. Instead of surrendering, they dared to fight back, so we captured them all."

That answer was truly domineering, and then Gao Yuan asked, "So, what should we do now?"

Gao Yuan asked this question first because, as a half-baked soldier, he really didn’t know what to do at this moment. Was it time to take charge of the prisoners of war? Or something else?

"Disarm all these prisoners, gather them together to be guarded. Once they come to their senses, it’ll be troublesome unless we finish them all off."

After saying this, Cao Zhenjiang suddenly lowered his voice and said to Gao Yuan, "Or maybe we should just finish them off. So many people, it’s a disaster to keep them!"

"No way!"

Li Jingang turned his head to look at Cao Zhenjiang and said in a low voice, "Seven or eight hundred people! Finish them all? If you dare to kill prisoners now, they’ll rebel. There are too many of them! Even killing prisoners isn’t that easy!"

Really, turning people into prisoners of war is hard, killing prisoners of war is easy, but now it was very difficult for a few people to kill hundreds of prisoners of war. But how did these prisoners of war become captives in the first place?

In truth, these people weren’t completely prisoners of war yet, as they still held guns in their hands, how could it be possible

It was impossible to kill them, too many people, no one could make that decision.

Gao Yuan said in a low voice, "Let’s have them put down their weapons first, then decide what to do based on the situation. Mr. Hao, come with me to the front to help. Mr. Jian’er, you guys intimidate these people here, make them all put down their weapons."

They still had to split their forces; otherwise, these prisoners of war couldn’t be taken charge of.

Gao Yuan and Li Jingang started to run forward, and while running, he kept shouting in English, "We are the Shenzhou Army, we treat prisoners of war well. Place your weapons on the ground and surrender upfront, hurry!"

As Li Jingang shouted along the way, soldiers were putting down their weapons and slowly moving towards Cao Zhenjiang and his men.

When Gao Yuan and Li Jingang reached Yu Shunzhou, they saw that half of Yu Shunzhou’s face was swollen, with a scrape on it, but his rifle was aimed at several officers and a white man who looked distinctly different from the others around him.

"Lieutenant colonel? Major, lieutenant, Fatty, that person must have been sent by the Sanitation Worker, you’ve captured their headquarters in one fell swoop."

Yu Shunzhou grinned and then said with a pained expression, "Heh, damn, it hurts..."

Yu Shunzhou stood alone in the front, and in front of him were hundreds of armed men, but with just one person poking around here, he actually blocked a battalion.

One person blocking a battalion, and even capturing someone from the conspiracy organization Sanitation Worker, Gao Yuan felt a mixture of envy, jealousy, and hatred.

Now, Yu Shunzhou would brag to no end.

Li Jingang shouted in English, "You’re all captured. We treat prisoners of war well. Now lay down your weapons. Refusal to cooperate will result in immediate shooting!"

The lieutenant colonel, who hadn’t raised his hands, appeared to be in his forties and had a pistol at his waist. After giving a slight sigh to Li Jingang, he said quietly, "So you’ve come after all. How many are you? Three thousand?"

Li Jingang said sternly, "Yes! We have a great army of three thousand!"

The lieutenant colonel’s expression suddenly eased, and then he happily pulled out his pistol, turned the handle around, and handed it to Li Jingang, saying as if he was relieved of a heavy burden, "You launched a surprise attack with overwhelming troop superiority. Our defeat was inevitable. I choose to surrender and will restrain my subordinates to cooperate with your operations. I request that according to the Geneva Convention, you grant us the appropriate treatment for prisoners of war."

These people were really entitled to prisoner of war treatment because they were indeed prisoners of war.

Just then, the white man in civilian clothes roared, "What’s the matter with you? Are you just going to surrender like that? I warn you, this is the last chance to save humanity. You should at least fight to the end."

Li Jingang didn’t take the gun. He looked at Yu Shunzhou and said, "Your prisoner, your gun, hand it over."

Yu Shunzhou happily took the pistol, then after turning it over and examining it, he asked, "What kind of gun is this?"

Gao Yuan let out a breath and then said to Yu Shunzhou in a low voice, "Do you know? You looked particularly..."

"Particularly majestic, right? Haha..."

"No, it’s like a herding dog, a dog driving a flock of sheep. Hmm, I’m complimenting you here, really!"