Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Jackie Chan is going to find Old D to resolve the trouble, and Old D is furious and wants to take revenge on Jackie Chan.

A battle between the two is now inevitable.

Jackie Chan knew that since the cockroaches were here, then Old D, the only remaining leader, must also be here, and probably not far away.

Therefore, after Zhuo Yifan, Lao He and Wang Jianguo left, he also began to explore and search forward.

The factory is very large, conservatively estimated to be one or two thousand square meters, and with all sorts of equipment and items piled up, the layout is relatively complex.

In a duel between masters, life and death hang in the balance.

Jackie Chan dared not be careless in the slightest.

The current situation is that the enemy is in the dark while we are in the light. Going head-on would definitely be a very bad choice, as it would be easy for Old D, who is hiding in the shadows, to discover us.

So Jackie Chan chose a safer approach, moving sideways to the right for more than ten meters before moving forward.

Conceal yourself as well, and bring both sides to the same level. This will minimize the chances of being ambushed by Old D.

If Jackie Chan is lucky enough, he might even be able to ambush Old D.

Whoever spots the other first has the advantage.

On the road outside the factory, the remaining dozen or so Red Turban Army soldiers on the south side, fearing the tyranny of the old D, were still fighting against the factory's security.

The factory's security had an advantage established earlier, so even without Lao He and the other two, although they couldn't rush forward, they could still maintain their footing.

Putting aside everything else, the gunfire between the two sides was truly intense.

Neither side was really confident, so no one was eager to rush out and fight. Instead, they all hid behind the wall and used all sorts of sneaky shooting techniques.

Things like brandishing guns and raising them are constantly emerging!

The goal was almost always the same: to get the bullet out of his hands.

In stark contrast to the bustling activity on the streets, the factory, separated by only a wall, was eerily quiet, as still as a deep mountain cave at night.

There were no gunshots.

There was no explosion.

There wasn't even a sound of footsteps.

Old D knew he had met a master. No matter how angry he was, he managed to control himself and unleash his full power.

Old D naturally mastered basic combat skills like stealth walking.

Jackie Chan also dared not be careless in the slightest, taking every step with great caution, even though his physical abilities far surpassed those of 99% of the world's population.

After all, no matter how good a person's physical condition is, if a vital organ is hit, it's just a matter of one shot.

Especially against a master like Old D, if Jackie Chan dared to make even the slightest mistake, the likely outcome would be that he would be killed on the spot.

The same reason.

If Old D dares to make even the slightest mistake, he will be instantly killed by Jackie Chan.

"This guy must also be from the military, probably trained in the methods of some European country's army. How will he take me out?"

As Jackie Chan cautiously searched forward, he secretly pondered how to find Old D's weakness.

pity.

The movie "Wolf Warrior 2" provides very little information about Old D personally; it only briefly mentions that he is the most expensive PMC in Europe.

Jackie Chan had no way of obtaining more information about Old D through precognition.

Jackie Chan can only deduce his father's personality based on the methods Old D uses to handle various situations as shown in the movies.

Then, infer his action style based on his personality, and finally analyze how he would fight this battle.

After trying for a long time, I didn't gain anything practically. Instead, I had already moved forward more than 20 meters during the process of deduction.

Just then.

Jackie Chan suddenly heard footsteps not far ahead.

"How could there be any footsteps?"

Although Jackie Chan didn't quite understand, and was even quite surprised, why Old D would reveal his footwork—for a master, this shouldn't be the case.

Jackie Chan put aside his doubts and decided to deal with the situation first.

Since the other party made footsteps first, Jackie Chan had gained an absolute advantage.

I glanced around casually out of the corner of my eye and noticed an iron ladder to the left that led up to several tin-roofed houses. From there, I could see the direction from which footsteps were coming from.

Jackie Chan continued to climb silently onto the mezzanine.

I carefully looked down.

Jackie Chan frowned!

"Why are they the Red Turban Army?"

What appeared in Jackie Chan's field of vision was not Old D, but a burly, dark-skinned Red Turban Army soldier with a shifty look, which was quite unexpected for Jackie Chan.

but.

Now that the enemy has appeared before us, there is no reason not to eliminate him.

"Snap!"

A single shot to the head, blood splattering everywhere.

The silenced gun is also very loud here. After finishing off the dragon, we immediately started to move to a new position to prevent Old D from pinpointing our exact location and locking onto us.

However, even Jackie Chan, who is extremely talented, can still make mistakes.

This Red Turban Army soldier was sent by Old D as a tool to break the deadlock!

It's dangerous to go ahead and scout without knowing where Jackie Chan is. If he catches you, you might lose your life.

By using the Red Turban Army as cannon fodder in the vanguard, this risk can be completely avoided.

Old D is indeed a master; he's truly cunning and shrewd.

Old D's goal was to find Jackie Chan, that is, to know Jackie Chan's approximate location so that he could find him accurately.

This also helps prevent you from overstepping your bounds and getting ambushed from behind by Jackie Chan.

So even if Jackie Chan changes positions, it doesn't matter; it's not important to Old D.

The instant Jackie Chan fired his gun, Old D immediately locked onto the location and launched an attack, heading straight for Jackie Chan's position.

The two were not far apart to begin with, and coincidentally, the direction Jackie Chan was moving in was the same direction Old D had come from.

Less than two seconds.

Their eyes met in mid-air!

Jackie Chan and Old D are both top-notch battlefield veterans. When they met, there was no pretense or hesitation between them. They drew their guns and fired almost simultaneously.

"Clap clap clap clap..."

"Da da da da..."

The two men fired and moved to evade, one rapidly maneuvering to the left while the other rapidly moved to the right.

As bullets crisscrossed in the air, the two men's positions moved in a circular pattern.

As if they had planned it together, the two of them began a very cool pas de deux around the various pipes of different sizes in the middle.

As the two fired more and more bullets, the central pipe was smashed to pieces.

Some pipes spewed out high-temperature steam with a "whoosh," while others, which appeared to contain oil, burst into flames after being punctured.

The combination of high-temperature flames and high-temperature steam instantly created a dramatic atmosphere.

Perhaps it was due to the superior evasion techniques of both sides, or perhaps it was due to the influence of the environment and the shelters, after all, there were many kinds of machinery and equipment inside the factory.

Jackie Chan fired all the bullets from his rifle, but didn't hit Old D even once.

Old D emptied his rifle magazine as well, but still couldn't leave any marks on Jackie Chan's massive 200-pound body.

The moment their rifles ran out of bullets, the two men switched to their pistols in perfect unison and continued their rapid-fire attack on each other.

Both of them are excellent at using both guns!

"Clap clap clap clap..."

"Da da da da da..."

Another round of bullets rang out, but no one managed to inflict any damage on the other side; they just added a dozen or so holes to the equipment in the middle.

After firing his pistol, Jackie Chan didn't reload. Seeing that Old D was also out of bullets, he prepared to take out his magazine to reload.

They immediately accelerated and rushed forward.

He charged straight at Old D.

As he charged forward, he suddenly swung his pistol, using it as a projectile to smash Old D's face, and then reached down to pull out a military knife.

Jackie Chan knows where his greatest strength lies.

That's right.

It refers to physical strength.

With his superhuman physique, Jackie Chan has an absolute advantage in hand-to-hand combat and has never met an opponent to this day.

Jackie Chan believed that as long as he could get close enough to fight, he could definitely overpower Old D in hand-to-hand combat.

This is confidence, not arrogance.

On the other hand, if they continue to shoot at each other, bullets don't care how strong a body is.

If I were to make a mistake, or if Lady Luck were to smile upon me and by some coincidence shoot me in a vital spot, knocking me to the ground, that would be a huge loss.

Jackie Chan didn't want to take this unnecessary risk; he just wanted to end the fight in the way that gave him the best chance of winning.

Hand-to-hand combat is the way to win the most!

Jackie Chan wanted to end the fight with hand-to-hand combat, but Old D was no novice in combat. He saw through Jackie Chan's intentions at a glance.

Although Old D is confident in his fighting skills, he is not blindly confident.

Jackie Chan's massive two-meter-tall physique put immense pressure on him visually, making him almost instinctively unwilling to engage in hand-to-hand combat with Jackie Chan.

If he could resolve this fight with a gun, he would prefer to blow Jackie Chan's head off with a single shot.

So even as Jackie Chan accelerated toward him, Old D still chose to continue reloading.

As long as he changes his weapon before Jackie Chan charges at him, and he has a gun to shoot at a big guy who doesn't have a gun, Old D believes that Jackie Chan will have many more holes in his body.

Unfortunately, Jackie Chan didn't give him a chance, and even used a flying spear technique in the middle.

The two sides were less than ten meters apart. Jackie Chan was already very accurate when throwing grenades, and he was equally accurate when throwing guns.

Old D insisted on reloading his pistol, but as soon as he pulled the cartridge gun out of the magazine...

"Bang!"

The pistol flew over and hit him on the head.

Compared to a player of Jackie Chan's size, he couldn't possibly clear anything by throwing it, let alone a heavy iron pistol.

Old D was hit on the forehead by a gun, his vision went black instantly, and his head was buzzing.

By the time he recovered from his dizziness, it was too late.

Even if you reload at the fastest speed, loading the magazine into the pistol and then reloading the slide, it will still take at least two or three seconds.

By the time Jackie Chan continued smashing the gun, he was already less than five meters away from Old D.

It almost all splashed onto my face!

When Old D regained his sight, he saw that Jackie Chan had arrived. He didn't have time to touch the painful wound on his forehead, but he could guess that it was bleeding even without looking.

His first reaction was to back away.

By retreating, they created distance and bought enough time to reload.

This is indeed the most effective way to handle it. As the old saying goes, as long as the bullet can be inserted, Jackie Chan will be at a complete disadvantage.

Jackie Chan was well aware of this and knew he absolutely couldn't let Old D load the bullets in.

So Jackie Chan chose the fastest way to get close, taking a leap forward and throwing himself out like a cannonball.

"Bang!"

The sound of flesh colliding.

Old D, who turned and ran in the opposite direction, failed to dodge and was hit in the back by Jackie Chan's 200-plus-pound body.

He felt as if he had been hit by a truck; his body flew up completely out of control and crashed several meters away.

Old D felt like his internal organs had shifted from the fall, but he dared not be negligent in the slightest.

The location where he fell was quite delicate.

To his left was a protective wall more than two meters high, separating the two pieces of equipment.

To avoid being chased by Jackie Chan, Old D didn't care about how graceful his movements were; he awkwardly rolled to the side and hid behind the wall.

And in the very next second after it rolled over, it inserted the bullet and loaded it.

Jackie Chan also fell to the ground because of a "heavy attack," but he managed to brace himself with his hands and was not seriously injured.

But Old D rolled behind the wall, which prevented him from continuing the pursuit.

Jackie Chan had already heard the click of the gun being cocked. If he rushed over at that moment, it would be no different from suicide.

Jackie Chan doesn't want to use his body to block bullets.

but.

This didn't stump Jackie Chan either.

This is very troublesome for ordinary people. Not only is it impossible to rush over, but if Old D shows his face and starts shooting, it will also be a great threat.

Jackie Chan could also create distance and load bullets into his gun.

But this led to a dead end, forcing them to engage in a continuous gunfight with Old D, preventing them from utilizing their own fighting advantages.

Therefore, Jackie Chan chose a more violent and visually impactful approach to resolve the issue.

Since Old D was hiding behind the wall, he wanted to use the wall to give himself more advantages and prevent Jackie Chan from immediately launching a pursuit.

Jackie Chan, however, insisted on interrupting him and immediately began to pursue him.

The method of pursuit is simple.

Since there's a wall blocking the way, let's tear it down.

For an ordinary person, tearing down a concrete wall that is more than two meters high is not so easy, but it is not a big problem for Jackie Chan.

As Jackie Chan got up from the ground, he kicked his legs hard and lunged forward with his back bent.

When you reach the position, straighten up and use a technique similar to the Iron Mountain Lean, with your body turned to the side and your shoulder and back as the point of force, and slam your body into the impact.

A body weighing over 200 pounds can generate an impact force of more than one ton when accelerated.

It was just a broken wall made of red bricks. Because it wasn't connected to the beams, it had no support point and wasn't very stable to begin with.

An ordinary person rushing in might get dizzy and disoriented, but if Jackie Chan rushes in, it's a completely different story.

"Thump~"

A life filled with heavy, muffled sounds.

"Splash!"

The red brick wall, which was more than two meters high, collapsed directly after Jackie Chan hit it.

Old D, who was hiding in the back, never imagined that someone could actually knock down the wall. He couldn't react in time and was knocked to the ground by the collapsing wall.

Fortunately, the wall was only a little over two meters high, so although it hurt a lot when it hit me, it wouldn't cause serious injury.

But the wall didn't cause any fatal damage.

Jackie Chan, who smashed the wall down, exuded a murderous aura.

(End of this chapter)