After a short period of preparation, the search for enemy supply depots and resources began immediately.

As with the previous exploration of the range of the enemy's giant vehicles, this time, the Taupe Eagle has also selected a group of young people who are suitable for action.

Again, they were divided into several groups.

Each group of clansmen will observe the vicinity of the enemy's new supply depots, or the path of the enemy's resource supply vehicles (these general paths are provided by the tribesmen who reconnoiter on horseback).

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A small group of clansmen has now come to the edge of one of the resource supply paths.

There are a number of rocks of various sizes, which are very suitable for observation.

The tribesmen came quietly on horseback, tied their horses behind the rocks, and guarded them by one man.

The people here await the arrival of the enemy's supply vehicles.

The tribesmen waited from noon to evening.

"When are they coming?" said one of the clansmen, pulling out a pouch for water.

"Coming, coming!" said one of the clansmen, pointing to his companions in the distance.

The tribesmen immediately got into the groove - some of them began to observe the enemy transports in the distance, while others began to be on the alert.

The enemy's transport vehicle was much smaller than those two armored behemoths.

But even so, that vehicle was still two stories high, much larger than the carriage of the Quikano Dorn!

The enemy transport vehicle was not completely unguarded - there was a firing window next to the transport vehicle - and it was clear that it was equipped with quite a few enemy soldiers.

Although the enemy's transports do not have heavy firepower such as artillery, as far as the clansmen in charge of reconnaissance in this small group are concerned, the enemy with superior numbers can still pose a lot of threats to them!

"Be careful, hide here and observe, don't be discovered by the other party!" the clansman in charge of directing the reconnaissance gently climbed the shoulders of one of the clansmen next to him and reminded him.

The clansmen all hid behind the rocks, and through the gaps in the stones, they observed the large transport vehicle from a certain distance.

The tense atmosphere began to spread in the silence.

"Optimistic about horses, optimistic about horses. The clansman in charge of the command turned around and reminded.

The enemy's large transport vehicles are getting closer and closer.

Even here, you can clearly hear the sound of some of the machines in that vehicle!

The transport vehicle, with a rumbling sound, passed close to the edge of the stone.

The tribesmen hid so well that the enemy did not notice them at all—not even the horses, which were not frightened and made a sound.

With a softer and softer sound, the enemy's transport vehicle drove off into the distance.

It can be said that there is no danger just now!

The tribesmen themselves were not in any danger.

However, the purpose of the clansmen's action this time was still not achieved.

"Their car is closed!" said one of the clansmen, a little unpleasantly, "and you can't see the goods inside!"

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The operation ended quickly with little tangible results.

Other members of the tribe in charge of reconnaissance also encountered the same problem.

If such a problem is not solved quickly, the following combat operations will be difficult to continue!

As long as the battle plan is carried out later, the danger on the grassland will become more and more severe!