Cyberpunk: Nirvana of Shoko Toyokawa

【Timoris: I am always amazed at how she assigns herself so many tasks.】

[Amoris: Ahaha~ Our old...Oblivionis is always like this, doing things that others can hardly imagine~]

……

Back to an earlier time.

When Miao Meng was just about to start a battle with the "Attack Team" A, Hai Ling was still lying in ambush, waiting for the "Attack Team" B to pass by.

The "Attack Squad" D stationed on the ninth floor, outside the cricket breeding area, fell into chaos because the brain-computer radio channel received an unexpected attack notice from the "Big Shot" of RAS.

Just when they didn't know what to do next, Team D heard a "bang" from deep inside the ninth floor, and a sound of a door being opened.

Crash.

All the assault rifles and submachine guns were immediately pointed towards the depths of the ninth floor.

"..."

After the sound of the door opening, no more sound came from the depths.

The command situation is unclear.

No contact could be obtained from command.

Unable to contact other teams.

It has not yet entered the key combat zone.

In addition, there were unknown movements in the key combat zone...

With all these circumstances combined, it is obvious what kind of orders the captain of Team D will issue.

……

[//"Attack" Team D]

[Captain Ishida: All team members, evacuate carefully downwards.]

……

Under such circumstances, there shouldn't be even one team out of a hundred that can break into the hinterland, right?

Even though these police officers who were spotted by Yamagishi and secretly recruited are already the ones with a stronger fighting spirit in the BCPD, they are still unlikely to risk their lives and crave more fights like the refugees whose lives are at stake, the crazy fans, the low-level rats who are eager to stand out, and the cyber-psychopaths who have lost their minds.

In the final analysis, these police officers will have more fighting spirit and also want to return to the main urban area of ​​​​Lezhi City as soon as possible.

Instead of being here, having your life blown out of the barrel of a shotgun.

[Captain Ishida: The situation is unclear. ]

[Captain Ishida: Be alert to the ninth floor, evacuate slowly.]

[Captain Ishida: Inform Team C, Team B, and Team A of the information.]

The captain of Team D immediately gave the order.

Team D remained alert to the situation above and began to slowly retreat downwards.

So far, no sound of gunfire has been heard.

Team C on the sixth floor, Team B on the third floor, and Team A on the second floor should not have started exchanging fire yet.

The people in the protein factory are just some expelled refugees.

They have already thrown down their weapons and weapons and have no intention of fighting anymore. It's no big deal if we just leave them alone.

What is more important is to reunite first, report any loss of contact, and report any external issues.

Team D slowly retreated downwards, following the captain's instructions, carefully keeping an eye on the top.

Eighth floor...

The door is closed.

Seventh floor...

The door is also closed.

The sixth floor... The door is open... Of course... Because this is the area that Team C broke into...

"...!"

The members of Team D who were walking at the bottom, when they looked into the earthworm cultivation area on the sixth floor, they saw two dark figures fighting with each other.

Chapter 4: Pursuit Issues (4k monthly tickets plus additional chapters)

Due to the existence of the [Insect Swarm], the police officer looking inside the sixth floor did not use his prosthetic eye to scan for safety reasons.

He just saw two dark shadows with his physical eyes.

They grappled, and after a brief exchange one of them gained the upper hand and grabbed the other by the neck - but the other quickly elbowed free and broke free of the grip.

The black shadow that was almost subdued ran deep into the earthworm cultivation area on the sixth floor.

Another dark figure followed closely behind.

Then, noisy calls were heard from inside the soil cultivation area.

"Ran!"

"Catch it! Quick!"

"It's refugees! Damn it..."

"shot!"

Ta-ta-ta-ta!

Someone fired shots from inside the sixth floor!

Judging from the sound, it is obvious that the person who fired the shot was one of the BCPD's "Stormtroopers"... a member of the "Stormtroopers" C Team!

Bah!Bah!

The sound of enemy return fire can be heard.

There were also sporadic groans and cries of pain from people being shot.

"Confirmed to have been shot!"

"Don't let that guy get away!"

It sounds like there were casualties on both sides.

But judging from the footsteps, gunshots and the rhythm of personnel movement, Team C is the one with the advantage.

They were chasing the fleeing refugees. They had gained the upper hand, but for the time being, they were unable to subdue the enemy.

"..."

Ishida, the leader of Team D, looked back at his teammates.

The team members are fully equipped and ready to go at any time.

Right now, Team C and the refugees are evenly matched.

Although Captain Ishida still doesn't know why Team C mainly uses voice calls instead of the team brain-computer channel, this is not a big problem: there is no BCPD rule that requires special operations teams to remain silent during a firefight. This is just a difference in the personal leadership style of each team leader.

The important thing is that Team C is now gaining the upper hand.

Judging from the analysis of the footsteps by the sound pressure analyzer, the number of refugees was not large, no more than four or five people at most.

Team C just hasn't been able to take it down yet.

[Captain Ishida: Team C, please reply! ]

Ishida called the personnel of C Team again.

no respond.

"(The communication interference suffered by Team C may be more serious than that of other teams...)"

Ishida guessed that the internal communication channel of Team C might have been interfered with, so they mainly used shouting to communicate.

Since he didn't know the situation of other teams, Ishida also thought that Team D might be the only team not affected by the communication interference.

Because when the problem occurred, Team D was on the highest floor.

If this is the reason, then there is a better explanation for Team C's failure to deal with the scattered refugees - because they are unable to organize effective coordinated operations.

“(If this is the reason, is it because of the floor level?)”

Ishida moved a little further toward the sixth floor.

[Captain Ishida: Received a reply.]

[Team member Shibasaki: Got it. ]

[Team member Jiangkou: Got it.]

[Team member Fujiwara: Got it.]

[Team member-Ogawa: Got it. ]

[Team member Sato: Got it.]

There is no problem with Team D's communications.

That being the case...

As long as Team D comes to reinforce, all problems can be solved.

While ensuring normal communication, he assisted Team C in capturing the refugees and then informed them of the current situation.

Of course, rescuing Team C also requires taking a little risk.

"(…But if Team D leaves the building by itself, it will be very troublesome to hold them accountable afterwards…)"

After considering some adult factors in his mind, Captain Ishida decided that helping Team C to take advantage of the weak ones was the best option at the moment.

……

[Captain Ishida: All team members, listen up, and start assisting Team C now. ]

[Captain Ishida: Be alert to the situation on the ninth floor above.]

[Captain Ishida: Ensure that there are no abnormalities in the team's communications. Entering the team at intervals.]

……

In order to prevent the invasion of the [Insect Swarm], the BCPD's "Attack" team uses radio to communicate within [Reclamation New Land Phase 2].

Radio communication is a very primitive form of communication that is easily interfered with. As long as new radio signals are transmitted through other sources to reduce the signal-to-noise ratio of normal communication, the information can be obscured and blurred.

…In other words, the disruption is regional.

The closer you are to the source of the signal, the stronger the interference. The farther you are from the source of the signal, the weaker the interference.

There are very few enemies.

Regional disturbances - suspected to be coming from the ground -

The emphasis is on "search" rather than "counterattack".

In this situation, Ishida, the captain of the "Attack" D team, chose to march in a long column.

Ishida asked a team member to stay at the main entrance of the sixth floor to be alert to the movements on the ninth floor.

The remaining personnel went into the sixth floor with him.

Ishida did not allow Team D to advance closely.

He asked a team member to explore inside alone first.

During this period, always maintain communication and confirm that the radio signal within the team is unobstructed.

Wait until this team member reaches the distance limit where the BCPD's prosthetic eye can capture images of people before the second person enters.

The second person took the same route and went deeper.

so cycle.

The squad was stretched very long.