Alien Arms Empire.

Chapter 1742 1743 Good Kill

An officer pushed open the door and saw the non-commissioned officer burning documents inside and a group of officers packing up their things in a panic.

Holding a PPSh submachine gun, he walked up to a man in a gorgeous military uniform, stood at attention and saluted, shaking his beard and reminding him: "Marshal! The enemy is less than 1 kilometer away from here! For your safety, retreat quickly."

Xie Ke moved his eyes away from the map. On the unfolded map, the battle line of the Eastern Front under his command was still near the city of Anrichi.

But the actual situation was that the Tang army had completely wiped out the 9th Dwarf Army that was advancing towards Anriqi, and had completely destroyed the entire Eastern Front by advancing on three fronts.

"I understand. Let the troops hold the line! No matter what, we must hold the defense line outside the city." He looked at the officer holding the PPSh submachine gun: "Hold it at all costs! Tell everyone that no one is allowed to retreat!"

If they could hold on to Dalcas, the Eastern Front would have a chance to catch its breath, some troops would be able to escape across the Porte River, and they would be able to organize resistance along the river.

Although it was a desperate struggle, at least from the perspective of the situation, they still had the possibility of stabilizing the front line. But if they lost Dalcas, then the entire southern plain would be completely eroded.

"Marshal... we can't contact the 11th and 12th Army." An officer came over, avoided his colleague with a submachine gun who went out to convey the order, and anxiously reported the latest communication situation.

Xie Ke didn't know yet that the 11th and 12th Army Groups in the north had collapsed. He was still praying that the Tang Army's counterattack would stop on its own due to supply and other problems.

At the very least, he had to leave Darkas to him. This was the result of his "great victory" and was a place that could not be lost.

Just as Xie Ke ordered his troops to defend Dalkas, a Tang army armored vehicle rushed into the city of Dalkas along the road. It passed through the street in a swagger, followed by an identical friendly army tank.

These armored vehicles passed by the retreating dwarf soldiers as if they were alone, and didn't even pay attention to the poor guys who started to run away when they saw them.

The dwarf soldiers who saw the enemy passing by didn't even have the courage to shoot. They dropped their weapons and waited for someone to capture them.

Of course, there were also soldiers who were unwilling to be captured and started running, finding some alleys that looked more secure to go into, and then rushing out from the other side to continue running.

It was snowing lightly in Ironforge, but not here. An armed helicopter flew over the dwarves' heads in the sky, and the entire Darkas was in chaos.

An old lady opened her door and saw the Tang Empire's armored vehicles passing by. She pulled off her scarf and waved it at the armored vehicles: "Kill them all! Humans! Kill all those dwarf soldiers!"

Another dwarf opened his window and clapped his hands at the Tang army armored vehicles on the street: "You should have come back a long time ago! You shouldn't have abandoned us!"

Those dwarf soldiers who did not have time to escape listened to the local civilians' desperate cries, and raised their hands in fear, not knowing whether they should put them down.

They were still wearing clothes snatched from the civilians, and their stomachs still had undigested food snatched from the civilians... For them, waiting here for the Tang soldiers was ten thousand times more terrifying than being captured directly. The last armored vehicle stopped at the street corner, the hatch opened from the back, and the fully armed Tang soldiers came out and gathered the prisoners scattered on both sides of the road.

Seeing the Tang army soldiers appear, some civilians rushed out of the house, pointing at the dwarf prisoners who were standing in line with their heads in their hands and cursing: "You bastards! You all deserve to die! Kill them! Humans! Kill them for us!"

"Please! Shoot! Kill these beasts!" A dwarf woman knelt on the ground, raised her hands and begged the Tang soldiers who were holding assault rifles.

"They are not human at all! They all deserve to die!" An old man pointed his crutch at the terrified dwarf captives and cursed in a hoarse voice.

"Bang!" Among the crowd of dwarf captives, a surrendered officer took out the pistol hidden in his pocket and pulled the trigger at his head.

He knew that he was guilty of a grave crime and that no one would let him go. He knew better than anyone what orders he had given and he remembered clearly how many girls he had raped and how many innocent dwarf civilians he had killed along the way.

So he was timid and desperate. He finally couldn't stand the abuse that made him collapse, so he took out his pistol and ended his life. Perhaps this was a kind of redemption, the least painful way to die.

Just after he fired, the prisoners rioted. The Tang soldiers, not knowing what was going on, immediately started shooting: Are you kidding? There are people hiding weapons in the crowd. They will not joke about their lives.

"Bang, bang, bang!" Dense gunshots echoed in the street, and soon the armored vehicle parked at the intersection also joined in this inexplicable carnival: the 30mm machine gun installed on it fired rows of tracer bullets, making everything quiet in an instant.

The approximately 200 dwarf captives gathered together were cut down by bullets like ears of wheat. They did not even realize what was happening until they died.

The Tang army officer waved his arms vigorously and repeatedly ordered on the intercom: "Cease fire! Cease fire! Stop! Damn it! Stop shooting!"

When his order was implemented, there were no prisoners left standing. Blood dyed the snow red, and next to the piled-up bodies stood civilians who had not yet recovered.

All the Tang army soldiers were embarrassed. Just now, they seemed to have slaughtered hundreds of prisoners who had laid down their weapons... If such a thing was witnessed by civilians, the negative impact might take a long time to disappear.

But what they didn't expect was that after more than ten seconds of silence, the civilians burst into excited cheers, as if what they saw was not a massacre, but a just trial.

"Hurrah!" A civilian raised his hands and cheered excitedly. Someone beside him clenched his fist and shouted loudly: "Good kill! Go to hell! Bastards!"

"Long live the Tang Empire!" No one knew who started it, but the dwarven civilians of Dalcas shouted something that surprised the Tang army soldiers: "Well done! Boys! Good kill!"