The "messengers" in several other places are also not far from the enemy, quickly carrying out special operations.

This is another group of "messengers".

They were now located not far from the edge of a small outpost somewhere in the area.

"Everyone knows their mission, right?" the captain of the Courier asked the Couriers on the side.

"Of course!"

"That's right, let's do it!"

The "messengers" on the side gave affirmative and confident answers.

"All right, that's going to begin!" said one of the "messengers" next to him, taking the gun he was carrying from his back, reloading his ammunition, and preparing to shoot.

The task of these "messengers" is to place the "ciphertext letters" near the enemy, retreat safely, and then let the enemies discover the letters later.

And now the actions of these "messengers" seem to be a little incredible!

"Well, let's get started!" nodded the "messenger" in charge of the command next to him.

Suddenly there was a "thud" on the quiet snowfield, and the courier with the gun fired a shot into the air as soon as the captain of the "courier" agreed.

This attack did not hit any enemy - when firing, the muzzle of the gun was completely pointed in the air.

"We've been discovered by them!" said another "messenger" who was in charge of keeping watch on the side, and immediately turned around and said to several "messengers" here.

"Retreat! Retreat!" the "Courier" captain immediately said to the "Couriers" on the side.

The small group of Quicanor Dorn immediately retreated quickly in the snow.

Soon, the rear of this small group of Quikano Dorn "messengers" rang out one after another with the sound of those enemy gunfire!

The actions of this group of "messengers" seem very strange and seem to be a little incomprehensible - they do not seem to have carried out any real action, and then inexplicably shoot a seemingly aimless shot into the air, and then, they actually "escape" directly!

......

Several well-trained and agile "messengers" were quickly evacuated to safety.

The enemy did not pursue them for a long distance—perhaps they feared that this was a trap to lure them into an ambush, so they did not pursue them.

Of course, the kind of ambush trap that the enemy may have feared does not actually exist in this operation.

"Alright, we're done!" the captain of the "Courier" paused, "Yes, let's wait for them to read the letter!"

The second group of "messengers" has also relied on their special strategy to complete the arrangement of "ciphertext letters".

Each set of "messengers" will use a different strategy to place letters containing "ciphertext" in places that are easily accessible to the enemy.

This is very important, and this is what the "Gray Brown Wild Wolf" deliberately considered when planning before the operation - if each team of "couriers" placed "cipher letters" in exactly the same way, or very similar, then the enemies of the opposing side will find the strangeness in these letters after obtaining these "ciphertext letters" and communicating - why each "cipher letter" will be left in the same or similar way, this is naturally not a coincidence.

The other groups of "Couriers" have also completed their missions, and now it is up to the enemy to obtain and decipher those special letters with forged ciphers!