Fatal Strike: Paladins Mercenary Road

Chapter 776 You come and I go
The shards of broken stone from the steps tore the mountain eagle's pants, but were blocked when they hit the inner flexible armor, causing no damage...

Mountain Eagle wasn't in a hurry to go upstairs anymore. He could tell what the people on the second floor were thinking and smelled the panic on them...

The strategy is to hold the only exit at all costs, and then wait for reinforcements from the outside to arrive and encircle the eagle, devouring it whole.

Mountain Eagle ripped a magazine from his chest and replaced it with one for his AK-105. Then he pulled out the damaged magazine and threw it away. Next, he threw two thermobaric grenades a few meters away toward the basement...

With two loud bangs, the basement vomited up a large cloud of smoke, while smoke also billowed out of the cellar exit outside.

By this time, the basement was no longer safe to stay in. Just then, Chuckdy, following Mountain Eagle's orders, abandoned the blockade and charged straight ahead, giving those people an opportunity...

Just as they were trying to climb out of the cellar at all costs, a switchblade fell from the sky and poured into the cellar exit...

"boom……"

After a loud bang, a thick plume of smoke rose from the back of the building due to the pressure, and then there was no more noise in the basement.

When Chakdy, covered in snowflakes, rushed to the Eagle's side, he saw his boss loading new bounding mines onto Baron's body.

The ground floor of the small building was littered with corpses!

These people were extremely well-equipped; they not only possessed advanced night vision equipment, but their bulletproof gear was also top-of-the-line...

A full set of Interceptor body armor can stop 5.56 bullets at close range. In this situation, the best way to kill them is to shoot them in the head.

Chakdi may not be considered a veteran, but someone who survived in the special forces in North Korea must have incredibly tough nerves.

He changed the magazine on his rifle while running, then stopped inside the gate, pointing the gun at the snowmobiles that were now nearly 400 meters away...

"Boss, what do we do next?"

At this point, Chuckdy developed an almost superstitious faith in the mountain eagle...

The fierce battle lasted less than 5 minutes. The bodies on the ground couldn't have been caused by suicide. If the boss was responsible, then Chuckdy felt there was nothing the boss couldn't handle.

In reality, at this point, the Mountain Eagle only had two switchblades left circling in the air, and eight spearhead missiles were still available in the distance.

Moreover, the 'sled' is facing an attack from more than a dozen skilled riders. The situation is not exactly precarious, but it cannot last much longer.

Mountain Eagle didn't directly answer where Chakdy was; he stared at the direction of the stairs for a long time...

There were four armed men waiting near the second-floor stairwell exit. The U-shaped staircase, only about 1 meter wide, spiraled upwards, and he definitely couldn't rush up it, even with Chakdi's help.

At this point, he couldn't risk injury by fighting head-on, because the enemies on the outside were rapidly approaching. Once they got close enough to block him at the stairwell, the situation would instantly reverse.

Upon hearing Chakdi's question, Mountain Eagle leaned against the corner of the corridor, observed the ceiling of the lobby, then put down his tactical backpack, pulled out several pieces of plastic explosives, and quickly attached detonators to them while shouting, "Chakdi, I'll force them to walk. Don't let them into the yard..."

As the eagle spoke, it used the crows to lock onto the four snowmobiles that were charging ahead...

"Spearhead missiles, 4 missiles, fire..."

Four miniature missiles shot up from the distant woods, tracing an arc as they ascended, and plunged headlong into the convoy of snowmobiles at their highest point, instantly overturning the four fastest ones...

The not-so-violent explosion caused the snowmobile to roll over, and the people on it were hit by several shrapnel fragments and thrown into the air like toys.

The sudden attack and the tumbling snowmobiles slowed the following convoy. Just as they were trying to bypass the accident site, Chakdi opened fire...

"Clap clap clap, clap clap clap..."

This North Korean special forces soldier wasn't trained as a marksman; he was a standard assault soldier. With the added benefit of night vision from tactical goggles, he wielded the AK-105, a small-caliber rifle with very low recoil, to achieve highly effective suppressive fire...

A series of three-round bursts of fire found the two charging snowmobiles. The flashes of bullets hitting the snowmobiles forced the riders to abandon their vehicles and switch to a skirmish line for the assault.

However, when Chuckdy forced the opponent to abandon the vehicle and walk, the opponent's counterattack followed.

"Bang bang bang bang..."

"Bang bang bang bang..."

A dozen or so men, less than 200 meters apart, began unleashing a hail of bullets at the main entrance of the building. Although their accuracy was limited, they managed to suppress Chakdi for a time…

Meanwhile, a dozen or so people who arrived from the runway hangar side saw the fierce fighting at the main gate and decisively turned around, trying to break through from the riverbank and launch an attack from the backyard.

The situation has become dangerous again...

The Mountain Eagle's greatest strength lies in its access to equipment sources that are unknown to its enemies, its ability to keenly seize openings in its opponent's defenses, and its capacity to launch high-intensity attacks, thereby gaining a certain advantage.

But in reality, the person who set up this trap left enough room for error from the very beginning.

There were a large number of patrolling gunmen on the perimeter, two teams of skilled fighters hiding in the cellar, two teams of men hiding in the houses of the original inhabitants of St. Mary's town, and two groups of people waiting in the runway hangar. If Mountain Eagle were just an ordinary person, he would have been finished when he was cornered against the wall.

However, the opponent clearly exaggerated the strength of the Mountain Eagle as much as possible, so when the Mountain Eagle was blocked, the outside forces rushed back to provide support immediately.

As the mountain eagles swooped onto the corridor, the elite troops inside the cellar also began their flanking maneuver.

Theoretically, at this point, even if the mountain eagle were a god descended to earth, he should be finished. But who would have thought that not only was the mountain eagle fierce himself, but even the dogs and wolves around him were so powerful?

The cooperation between humans and animals in combat has always been an important topic for special operations in major powers, and it is already common practice for many T1-level units to carry out operations with military dogs.

However, the human-dog cooperation demonstrated by the Mountain Eagle is something that only he possesses the technology and equipment for in the world.

Not to mention the switchblades in the sky and the spearhead missiles in the distance...

If Mountain Eagle hadn't called in missiles to blow up the two firing positions at the second-floor windows, he wouldn't have had a chance to rush into the yard at all.

Even without switchblades, the elite gunmen in the backyard cellar wouldn't have died silently!

Now all they need to do is hold the second-floor stairwell and wait for their main force to surround them, which would be a dead end for Mountain Eagles...

However, Mountain Eagle possesses a clear mind that most people lack, and most importantly, he has the Master Chief system, which can provide him with a lot of 'suddenly appearing' equipment...

While Chakdi was holding off the enemy, Mountain Eagle, standing on a table, used the side of the lobby to stick the prepared explosives one by one to the edge of the ceiling.

In less than five minutes, by the time Mountain Eagle was ready, the enemy was already close to the courtyard wall of the small building...

After dealing with the explosives, standing in the corridor on the other side, I watched as Chakdy, under enemy pressure, threw out the last few grenades he had on him, eliciting gasps and killing several overconfident gunmen...

Seeing that the enemy flanking them was about to reach the dock, Mountain Eagle decisively called for a switchblade...

A convoy of six snowmobiles sped along the Yukon River to the dock. Just as the riders were about to disembark and rush towards the backyard of the small building, a whooshing sound came from the sky...

"boom……"

The switchblade struck the fuel tank of a snowmobile precisely, and the explosion propelled a large amount of fuel in all directions...

The few guys who were thrown into the Yukon River by the shockwave of the explosion were lucky. The three on the inner side had their clothes set on fire by the fuel and were then thrown into the air by the blast. They were actually unconscious in the air, but when they landed, they were awakened by the flames on their bodies...

"what……"

The piercing screams sent a chill down the spines of everyone on the second floor…

General Sid's face turned ashen!

He was in the know; setting the small building as a trap was something he and Chuck had planned together...

Even with his meticulous approach, he didn't believe that attacking the brown bear camp required deploying all his resources, especially given their extensive preparations...

Chuck's arrival gave him an excuse to leave half of his 80 men with him, sending only 40 to control the heavy weapons on the cargo ship, while simultaneously leading the Sinaloa Group's cannon fodder on a landing operation.

Chuck went even further. Once he confirmed that the four bombs were usable, he brought Medusa and Oberon from the remaining three squads of the Demon Crew here, leaving only an 80-man mercenary team on the cargo ship to handle the river attack, and then had the Curious Cat Squad act as the landing force.

This guy is very clever and good at calculations, so he thinks their manpower far exceeds that of the Brown Bear Camp, and he has deployed so many people to participate in the attack that even if the Mountain Eagles are there, the Brown Bear Camp can't stop them...

However, once the Mountain Eagle, which has demonstrated sufficient intelligence capabilities and operational range, targets St. Marys, his manpower allocation and deployment will have a remarkable effect.

This is an excellent commander. He never hesitates to do things that seem useless at first, and he actually caught the big fish, the Mountain Eagle!

Compared to General Sid's ashen face and Thiago's visibly terrified state, Chuck remained calm throughout...

When the reinforcements arrived at the courtyard wall, Chuck shoved his bodyguard and said, "Send four men to the west window to prevent Mountain Eagle from escaping from the riverbank. The rest of you, hold the stairs..."

Chuck glanced disdainfully at Thiago, who was clutching the cross to his chest and muttering incessantly, then looked down at the ground and shook his head, saying, "This time, even God can't save you!!"

Just as the reinforcements rushed into the building, began suppressing fire on the corridors on both sides, and started seizing advantageous positions...

"Boom boom boom boom..."

Chuck on the second floor suddenly felt his feet lighten, and the floor slab on one side of the command room where they were located began to collapse in large sections, as if the entire building was tilting...

Chuck lost his footing and landed hard on his backside. Watching the people and things around him slide to one side like a slide, he couldn't help but roar in anger...

"fuck..."

(End of this chapter)