Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Old D was knocked to the ground by the collapsing wall. Although he had no clear vision, he felt a chill on his back.

Driven by a strong sense of crisis, Old D ignored the intense pain of being hit.

The first reaction is to attack!

The idea that offense is the best defense isn't just a domestic one; Old D also strongly agrees with this tactic, and his fighting style revolves around it.

When fighting against Jackie Chan, this humanoid Tyrannosaurus Rex, Old D firmly believes that guns are the best weapon.

Jackie Chan's reaction was also quick.

Realizing that Old D was about to turn around and fire, Jackie Chan took a big step over the collapsed wall and, using the momentum, kicked out at him.

"Snap!"

He kicked her wrist, sending the gun flying.

Old D never expected that Jackie Chan, who was so big—two sizes larger than his henchman Big Bear—would be so agile.

Startled, he quickly changed his tactics again.

Turning around is too slow, and getting up by bracing yourself on the ground is also too slow. During this process, you might be subdued from behind by Jackie Chan.

No matter what kind of back choke technique he used, Old D could not easily break free from Jackie Chan's grasp.

So, without thinking, the experienced veteran D used a seemingly awkward but very practical rolling technique.

They arch their backs, push off the ground, and leap forward, much like a rabbit hopping forward.

After landing, perform a forward roll to quickly create distance.

Incidentally, during this forward leap, he can also pick up the pistol that Jackie Chan kicked away and continue to firmly execute the core of the operation.

Jackie Chan's speed is really not as good as Old D's, after all, he's so big.

Even though Jackie Chan's instantaneous sprints can be incredibly fast thanks to his terrifying explosive power, he is naturally less adept at turning and dodging than a lean person.

Therefore, when Old D suddenly started rolling forward, Jackie Chan didn't catch up immediately.

The hand that reached out to grab the person ultimately missed.

However, during Old D's series of moves, Jackie Chan didn't just stand there watching; he was also closely following along with his own moves.

Just as Old D picked up his gun, stood up again, turned around, and aimed at Jackie Chan, Jackie Chan followed him.

"Snapped!"

A shot rang out!

However, the shot did not hit Jackie Chan.

Jackie Chan, who witnessed Old D's entire action, was prepared to react in advance. Half a second before Old D fired, he turned his head to the right to dodge.

At the same time, his left hand swept upwards, striking the inside of Old D's arm with a slapping motion.

As a result, although Old D pulled the trigger and fired, his arm was hit by a huge force, causing it to swing outward uncontrollably, and the muzzle of the gun went completely off course.

The first shot missed Jackie Chan, who was already close by again.

Old D must widen the gap again!

Unable to retract his gun-wielding right hand after being knocked out, Old D decisively chose to kick Jackie Chan's lower abdomen and groin area.

This place is a person's weak point, equivalent to the heart and temples.

Even the strongest person would feel exponentially more pain if kicked in this position, and the pain would affect bodily functions, thus impairing their mobility.

Old D wants to restrict Jackie Chan's movement!

"Bang!"

Old D changed his move very quickly, and he actually managed to kick me.

Jackie Chan was kicked in the lower abdomen by Old D. His center of gravity was affected and he took two steps back, increasing the distance between him and Old D.

However, this only widened the distance between them.

Old D is a very professional fighter; his kicks are incredibly powerful.

If Old D had kicked an ordinary person in the lower abdomen, he could have completely destroyed them, leaving them kneeling on the ground unable to move for at least ten minutes.

However, Jackie Chan, who was kicked in the lower abdomen, showed no signs of pain on his face.

"watt??"

Old D was shocked by Jackie Chan's ability to withstand blows, but his movements did not slow down.

Because he knew that the time he gained was precious.

Old D's gun-holding right hand was knocked aside, and it would take time to bring it back to aim at Jackie Chan. There wasn't enough time left to readjust the muzzle and aim it at Jackie Chan's head.

Jackie Chan is 20 centimeters taller than Old D. In situations where neither side is in the wrong, aiming a gun at the head requires a significant upward tilt.

If you try to shoot at Jackie Chan's head, he might just close in and force his arm away again.

We can't even fire the gun!

Old D chose to maximize his gains, and immediately pulled the trigger as soon as he turned his hand sideways.

"Clap clap clap clap".

Old D's hand speed was extremely fast. In just over a second, he fired four shots, and they were all very accurate, hitting the target every time.

However, after those four shots, Old D's expression changed three times in quick succession.

When the first and second shots were fired, Old D, who had finally succeeded, was extremely proud, feeling as if his whole body had become lighter.

I was already mentally prepared to see Jackie Chan's painful expression after being shot.

But the result was that Jackie Chan, who was shot twice, was completely unaffected and did not even stop, continuing to charge towards him.

"The bullets were useless?"

Old D's expression began to spiral out of control, his smugness quickly replaced by astonishment.

During this brief transition, Old D's hand did not stop firing, and the third and fourth bullets also hit Jackie Chan.

Despite being shot four times, Jackie Chan remained unchanged, as if he hadn't been hit at all.

Old D couldn't take it anymore.

His expression was replaced by terror!

A person who can't be killed by bullets will have their perceptions shattered and their brains short-circuited for a moment, no matter where they are or who sees them.

Even though Old D was a veteran who had fought for many years, his psychological resilience far exceeded that of ordinary people.

Despite the shock of such a subversive impact, I was still stunned and speechless at that moment.

A duel between masters can be decided in the blink of an eye.

In the instant that Old D lost his focus, Jackie Chan rushed over and launched another swift attack on the dazed Old D.

With his left hand, he slashed out in a claw motion, precisely grabbing Old D's right wrist, which was holding the gun.

Using the momentum of his forward lunge, he delivered a powerful punch to Old D's chest, bending the magazine in front of his tactical vest.

Old D was also beaten so badly that his back was bent and his feet were off the ground, and he vomited violently and uncontrollably.

This shows just how powerful that punch was!

Fortunately, Old D was wearing a tactical bulletproof vest. The soft bulletproof vest, along with the deformed magazine, absorbed most of the force of Jackie Chan's punch.

Otherwise, if Jackie Chan had really punched him right in the chest, Old D would definitely have been knocked out on the spot.

The reason Jackie Chan was able to withstand being shot four times was also because he was wearing a bulletproof tactical vest, and the double-stack magazine on his chest held him off.

The remaining impact force of the bullet is enough to cause ordinary people to become stiff, have difficulty breathing, and feel dizzy.

Jackie Chan has nothing else to offer!

It was purely through superhuman muscle mass that he managed to withstand the impact that ordinary people simply couldn't fully process.

It was the perfect combination of equipment and physical condition that allowed Jackie Chan to achieve the miracle of being invincible.

Actually, Old D's excellent marksmanship also helped. If Old D's marksmanship were a little worse, and he didn't shoot so directly in the panic, and didn't shoot all of them at Jackie Chan's chest.

If the blow had been aimed at the arm or shoulder, Jackie Chan might actually have been affected.

If Jackie Chan's speed is affected, and even just one more second is gained, Old D will have enough time to switch guns and finish Jackie Chan off with two more shots to the head.

In this way, Old D could actually turn the tide and defeat Jackie Chan even when things are green.

Unfortunately, there's no medicine for regret in this world, and there's no chance to start over. A single thought can determine the outcome.

but.

Jackie Chan is a non-human among humans, and Old D is also an outstanding human being.

Despite being punched by Jackie Chan and coughing up blood, Old D did not lose his fighting ability and instead launched a counterattack immediately.

With his right hand, which was holding the gun, held by Jackie Chan, the immense force was like being clamped by iron pincers, making it impossible for him to loosen his grip.

Old D remembered the moment when Jackie Chan's attack was interrupted, causing him to bend over and cough up blood. He then used his left hand to pull out an eagle claw knife from his waist.

He held the curved, gleaming eagle claw knife in his backhand and hooked it upwards from below.

The target is Jackie Chan's left hand.

If Jackie Chan had reacted even a fraction slower, and had been hooked by that 15-centimeter-long eagle claw knife, even if his arm hadn't been severed, his flesh would have been cut open, and his tendons would have been completely severed.

If Jackie Chan were to lose an arm, given his absolute advantage in hand-to-hand combat, there's a high probability the situation would turn around.

They've fallen into a completely disadvantageous position!

Fortunately, Jackie Chan is no longer a novice in combat. Even though Old D bent over to cover his movements, Jackie Chan discovered his trick and immediately countered.

While shaking off Old D's gun-wielding right hand with his left, he used an even more insidious trick than Old D—

A frontal groin kick!

Old D saw Jackie Chan's change of tactics, and his eyes became even more serious than before, realizing that Jackie Chan was more difficult to deal with than he had imagined.

To avoid having his balls smashed by a groin kick, Old D had no choice but to raise his leg and bend his knee to block.

Jackie Chan flung his right hand away, and his left hand was in the process of forcefully lifting upwards. Neither hand could stop, and his center of gravity was restricted, so he had no way to dodge.

"Thump~"

Their legs collided, making a very loud sound.

Someone who didn't know better would think his bones were broken.

Old D had no choice but to confront Jackie Chan head-on, the price of which was excruciating pain in his leg bones, as if they were about to shatter, and his body was kicked and sent flying backward.

Jackie Chan's kick was so powerful that Old D simply couldn't withstand it.

Old D was sent flying backward and slammed into the steel pipe with a bang. A sharp pain shot through his back, and his breath was cut off. He was completely exhausted.

He could no longer hold onto the gun and knife; they both slipped from his hands and fell to the ground.

Jackie Chan gave Old D no time to catch his breath, and launched another attack while he was still weakened, his long legs taking two meters in one stride as he rushed forward.

Old D, who was suffering from leg and back pain, saw Jackie Chan coming over and knew that if he didn't get up, he would definitely die.

Perhaps it was the adrenaline that took effect, or perhaps the strong will to survive made the body forget the side effects of pain.

One second Old D was half dead from the fall, the next second his eyes lit up again.

Just before Jackie Chan charged at him with a sweeping flying kick, aiming to kick his head like a soccer ball, he suddenly rolled to the right, avoiding Jackie Chan's deadly move.

And while rolling on the ground, he maliciously grabbed a handful of dirt from the ground.

"Hey, you dodged pretty fast. I'll see how long you can hide."

Jackie Chan, having failed to blow Old D's head in one strike, grinned, revealing a set of white teeth, determined to win this battle, and launched another attack.

Old D squinted, a cold glint in his eyes, and when Jackie Chan was less than three meters away, he raised his hand and threw something at him.

shuh~

A cloud of ash was thrown over.

When Jackie Chan saw the swarm of dusters charging towards him, he knew that if they got into his eyes, he would be at a great disadvantage in the upcoming battle.

Visibility is extremely important in combat; poor eyesight has a significant impact.

However, if you just close your eyes and block them with your hand, you will temporarily lose Old D's vision and may be pulled away again during this time.

If Old D really manages to create some distance, he'll definitely get hit by a few more bullets.

The fact that I survived all four bullets was partly due to luck, but mostly because Old D was too professional and had such accurate marksmanship that I wasn't injured.

Jackie Chan doesn't believe that a master like Old D would make the same mistake twice.

If he manages to create enough distance, the next bullet will likely hit either his head or his hand or leg.

Regardless of which of these two places is hit, the outcome will be that Old D will suppress them.

They might even lose their lives here!

This is something Jackie Chan cannot accept.

In the brief fraction of a second that the sand flew by, Jackie Chan's mind raced like lightning, instantly considering all sorts of possibilities.

Ultimately, in those fractions of a second, they made what they believed to be the best course of action.

That is to cover your eyes with your hands, close your eyes to prevent sand and dust from getting into them, and maintain the same forward momentum.

They charged forward without any vision, using their own bodies as weapons.

Even if Old D can make Jackie Chan lose sight of him, Old D will be unable to shoot for a short time because he is afraid of being knocked away by Jackie Chan.

Jackie Chan's 200-plus-pound body could have knocked down a wall when he charged at it.

Old D didn't want to experience it firsthand.

So just as Jackie Chan had expected, seeing Jackie Chan charging towards him like a mad bull, Old D was unable to shoot for a moment.

Because if he were to forcefully fire the gun, he probably wouldn't even have time to raise it before Jackie Chan knocked him flying.

Jackie Chan's collision could very well cripple Old D.

In order to save his own life, Old D used a dirty trick to gain the initiative, but he couldn't expand his advantage and had no choice but to avoid it.

While Old D was avoiding the situation, Jackie Chan had already broken through the gray mass.

He flicked the hand that was blocking his way, and that large hand, like a fan, brushed away all the remaining dust and sand from his eyes.

Opening his unaffected eyes, Jackie Chan locked his gaze once again on Old D, who had just managed to dodge.

They continued their relentless pursuit.

Without giving Old D even a chance to catch his breath, he bent down and swung a whip kick over, his "two-meter-long" leg making a whooshing sound as it swung through the air.

Old D had just dodged Jackie Chan's savage charge and hadn't even regained his footing when he saw this terrifying whip kick.

His face turned green instantly! (End of Chapter)