Changkong Fighter

Chapter 158 Network Center
After the results came out, confirming that there were no detectable nerve, blood and asphyxiating chemical gases in the air, the officer looked at the other soldiers and made a gesture for action.

The soldiers quickly pulled down the four-eyes in their individual combat systems and entered the building.

Rustle, rustle. The military boots stepped on the ground, and the soles of the shoes made a rustling sound when they rubbed against the gravel. After the strong beam laser penetrated the wall, the center of the network was like a charred steel behemoth.

The laser is injected into the ground, and the explosion wave, heat energy and kinetic energy released by the laser sweep through the entire interior and change the internal structure.

Team A and Team B entered the building through the cut passage.

The moment they entered the passage, they felt like they were entering a sauna. The captain couldn't help but frown. The temperature inside was much higher than the outside. It seemed that the heat from the laser burning was not completely discharged and was "locked" inside by the closed network center. I'm afraid the temperature will get higher the further down you go.

The team advanced through the passage in an exploratory formation, with a three-person lead group in front and a trailing group behind them.

The main scout was holding a Remington M870 pump-action shotgun with a laser indicator installed on the rail to deal with possible enemies with optical camouflage. On both sides were two firepower operators holding assault rifles, pointing the MK18 short assault rifles in their hands at any threatening areas.

In the trailing group, the communications soldier with a spool of wire was protected in the core position. On his lower back, the communications wire was dragged on the ground. Under the interference of type 3, the soldiers could only use this method to communicate with the outside world.

In front of the signalman was the captain of Alpha Squad, who was holding a military dog, and on both sides were a fireman and a demolitionist.

Behind the signalman, two other assaulters protected the rear of the team.

The two teams moved through the dim corridors in the same configuration, and all the operators used lasers instead of strong flashlights and other lighting equipment that would affect the human eye.

The main scouts observed the passage ahead through their four-eyes. The internal power system was damaged, and the dim red emergency lights were on, but they could only illuminate a certain distance around them. The farther distance was completely shrouded in darkness.

On both sides of the passage, there were some carbonized corpses curled up on the ground and walls, with part of their bodies fused with the walls. There was also some carbonized fly ash stuck to the ground, and no one wanted to know what the nature of the fly ash was.

When passing an intersection, the team stopped and took a look at the fluorescent sign on the wall.

The two captains communicated in sign language, then nodded to each other. Team A headed towards the generator set on the negative third floor, while Team B went up the stairs to the second floor and headed towards the control room of the network center.

The team walked down the stairs, trying to control the lightness of their steps. Every time they passed a corner of the stairs, they would use CQB combat to cut the corner.
There was dead silence when we entered the underground floor. Apart from the light of the emergency lights, no survivors were found.

After scanning the passages on both sides to make sure there was no danger inside, at the captain's signal, the assaulter put down his rifle, took out the laser alarm and attached it to the wall of the corridor.

When the alarm is activated, a laser beam shoots out from the alarm and shines on the opposite wall.

Entering the second floor below ground, the road is still blocked by the alarm.
Everyone finally reached the third underground floor and stopped in front of the fire door in the stairwell. Team A stopped.

The captain glanced at the reaction of the military dog. The dog looked around anxiously. After touching the dog's head, the captain glanced at the temperature in the individual equipment.

【49℃】

The ambient temperature has a huge impact on people. Sweat will flow down the back. In such a hot environment, people's physical strength will be lost quickly, which can easily cause dehydration.

【action! 】

The captain waved his hand, and the assault team opened the isolation door. Suddenly, a heat wave hit them in the face. The team did not rush to move forward. Looking at the dark passage ahead, all the emergency lights were damaged.

The sound of his own breathing echoed in his ears. The assaulter tightened his grip on the shotgun slightly nervously, and every breath caused a fine black dust to form on the night vision goggles. [Light up!]

After breaking off the fluorescent stick, the military fluorescent stick immediately lit up with a faint light and was thrown into the dark passage.

The fluorescent sticks swirling in the air illuminated the corridor, and countless tiny particles were suspended in the air and drifted in the air with the slight airflow.

Half-melted cables drooped from the corridor ceiling, occasionally emitting blue-purple sparks, reflecting radial carbonization marks on the wall - those were plasma burns caused by the laser penetrating.

The captain looked at the signalman: "No problem?"

The signalman looked down at the communication equipment signal, and the green light was on: "Sir, the line signal is normal!"

【go ahead! 】

Alpha Team walked out of the stairwell in the scout formation and headed towards the generator. However, as they continued to explore, they found that the situation on this floor was far more serious than the floors above.

Carbonized body fragments were scattered on the ground. With a cracking sound coming from under his feet, the soldier glanced at the ground and, with the help of the light from the fluorescent stick, found that he seemed to have stepped on a carbonized finger and crushed it.

【50℃.】

【51℃.】

【52℃.】

The temperature of the air increases as it approaches the generator set.

When we finally arrived near the generator set, we threw a few more fluorescent sticks over and could clearly see a large melted hole in the ceiling. It was smaller than the outside and the hole was buried by collapsed concrete. This was also the worst place.

The walls, ceiling and floor were all charred black, and you could vaguely see "human-shaped graffiti" printed on the ground. A strong, pungent smell rushed into your nose, like the smell of roasted pig's feet.

The dog whined in dissatisfaction, and the generator door was "welded" to the door frame due to the high temperature. After repeatedly confirming that it could not be opened by brute force, the blaster stepped forward to carefully study the thickness and material of the door.

After calculating the minimum amount of explosives, the blaster took out the C4 plastic explosive, skillfully kneaded it into shape, and stuck it to the door frame, preparing for a more direct way to open the door.

While the blaster was preparing, the other team members dispersed and stood guard, breaking two fluorescent sticks and throwing them to the end of the corridor. The captain comforted the military dog ​​who was feeling a little uncomfortable, and the dog squatted on the ground obediently.

A rustling sound was heard, and after the explosives were attached, the blaster skillfully took out the detonator, inserted it into the C4 explosives and prepared to detonate.

Suddenly, the military dog ​​squatting on the ground stood up, looked to one side of the corridor, lowered its body slightly, and made a whining sound from its mouth.

The captain grabbed the blaster and signaled him to wait before detonating.

The unusual movement of the military dog ​​immediately alerted all the soldiers. The captain looked in the direction the military dog ​​was looking and saw the machine room, the only area that was not directly hit by the laser bombardment.

(End of this chapter)