World War I

Chapter 41: Attackers at the Police Station
In the town of Kursk, it is common for brown bears to come to the town at night to forage for food. Once dark, there are no two people on the streets.

Stanislav observed it for a moment, shook his head, and put the pistol back into its holster.

Maybe the elk came to town for a stroll.

The noise just now was very slight, it was the sound of a dead branch being stepped on and broken, with a clear and neat click.

Mark's figure was still swaying in the office, he seemed to be cooking something.

Stanislav's eyes turned to the building where Sonya lived. Both Chris and Sonya lived in that building.

Fyodor had gone in a long time ago, but he didn't see Fyodor being driven out by Sonya.

Did this guy succeed?

Stanislav felt jealous and envious, but he did not intend to leave his post.

A tall black shadow slowly stood up from behind the wooden fence, and the wooden fence in front of him looked like a small wall.

It seems like it can be easily crossed in just one step.

He did it, supporting himself on a wooden stake with his hands and jumping lightly. His body floated over the wooden fence and landed lightly on the ground.

The gentle night breeze blew the leaves on the treetops, just covering up the sound of the black shadow falling to the ground.

Stanislav was still looking at the dormitory building, its main door, and the lighted window in the middle of the third floor.

Did that guy really succeed?

Even if we fail to succeed, we have at least reached the stage where we can have a pleasant conversation.

The black shadow was approaching quietly, and every step was an astonishing leap. It only took him ten steps to get behind Stanislav.

In his hands he held a noose and a piece of white cotton yarn.

Just as his noose was about to be put around Stanislav's neck, the door of the dormitory building was slammed open with a bang, and a person came out crawling and tumbling.

Fyodor, you birdman, you are doomed!

Sonya had a gun in her hand, but suddenly she shot at Stanislav.

Before Stanislav could figure out what was going on, Sonya opened fire!

boom!
She really hit me.

Chris ran out immediately after: Sonya, my God, do you want to kill Fyodor?
Fyodor covered his head and just ran. When he heard the gunshot, he thought Sonya really shot him, so he didn't care about anything else and ran out of the police station and disappeared.

Stanislav was left standing there in a mess.

Five seconds after the gunshot, Deputy Sheriff Mark opened the door and asked, "Who fired the gun? Who fired the gun?"

"Sonia, what are you doing?"

Sonya fired two more shots, shooting over the fence.

"You are crazy!"

"I see a man standing behind you! He has a rope in his hand and wants to strangle you. Chase him!"

"what?"

"You're deaf! Chase after me! Chase after me!"

"Good good."

Sonya and Chrissy ran out of the police station with guns drawn. Stanislav followed them for a while, then realized something was wrong. He had to stay at his post.

"Stanislav, what happened? Why did Sonya shoot?"

"Deputy Sheriff, please return to your office. This is Deputy Sheriff Anthony's latest order, and I must execute it."

"You bastard! You're such a blockhead—"

"Sheriff, you can curse as much as you want, but as long as you don't leave your office, please go back."

Before Deputy Sheriff Mark finished scolding, Sonya and Chris came back, exhausted and out of breath.

"That guy ran too fast, too fast!"

"No, that guy was too tall, as tall as a giant, with long legs. It's a pity that I didn't hit him. He ran into the woods."

Deputy Sheriff Mark glared at Sonya: "Why did you shoot?"

"You're under investigation and aren't qualified to ask this question, but I can still tell you that someone climbed over the wooden fence and tried to attack Stanislav. The guy was holding a thick rope and was trying to strangle him. I must report this to Director Anthony immediately."

Anthony received a call from Sonya and asked, "He's very tall, wearing sunglasses at night, and he's holding a rope. Is he a patient who escaped from a mental hospital?"

"No, that doesn't look like a patient from a mental hospital. I've never seen such a swift wall-climbing move. It's so cool."

"Where's Fyodor?"

"He—he was—working."

"I'll be right over and secure the scene."

The one and a half hour drive took Anthony fifty minutes.

When Anthony arrived at the police station, One-Eye and Pan had not returned yet. He breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Deputy Sheriff Mark was still there.

Mark: "Chief Anthony, aren't you going too far? I can't even leave my office!"

Mark had a slight bad breath. He was a heavy smoker and didn't like to pay attention to hygiene.

Now that he was talking, Anthony needed to stay away from him. If it wasn't to give him face, Anthony would consider covering his nose with a handkerchief.

The first person to notice that Mark had a foul breath was Sonya.

The saliva splashed on Sonya's delicate face, making her almost vomit the contents of her stomach.

She washed her face ten times, but still felt a bad smell on her face, a corpse-like smell that seeped into her skin.

Anthony was also caught in the trap, but he was well-mannered and didn't bother with the irritable sheriff.

He was the one who gave the order, so he couldn't help but be nervous. Andre from the investigation committee ordered Director Knuckles to keep a close eye on this person.

Of course, Anthony carried out Director Knuckles's secondary orders to the letter.

During the call, Director Knuckles repeatedly told us not to make any mistakes.

A big guy suddenly showed up tonight and wanted to attack Officer Stanislav, which made Anthony more vigilant.

Where did One-Eye and Pan go? The phone call was unanswered.

Anthony left the two men aside for the time being and went to the place where the shadow man came in.

(End of this chapter)