After I stopped shooting, the guy didn't move. However, his companions continued to fire again at the car next to me, but they didn't come and kept shooting at it.

I lay on the ground and didn't shoot again, but changed the gun in my left hand to my right hand, and after looking in the direction of the other party and making sure that no one was leaning towards them, I took the gun that had been empty again, withdrew from the magazine, and began to continue to press bullets into the magazine. However, just as I took out the bullet and placed it on the ground in front of me, and before I could reload it into the magazine, there was movement from the direction that D had fled. I looked up and saw several figures running out of the shadows. Before I could see them, the men opened fire on the men who were shooting at me, and D's shouts rang out.

"Come to me! We've got you covered! ”

I didn't move immediately, but continued to press the bullets into the magazine. I'll have to wait, get up and run before they can hold each other down, and it's more likely that I'll be hit by a bullet that passes through the body and be finished. So even if you want to run at the moment, you have to wait first, at least wait for the other party's attention to shift to D.

I kept an eye on the other side as I pressed the bullet, and as I pressed the third bullet into the magazine, the fire on the other side's side began to weaken, and then the gunfire moved, as if it were retreating towards the fork in the road we were coming from. On their side, there was a lot of gunfire and it was very lively.

I turned my head to look at them, and saw that five or six of them appeared one after another, and when they appeared, they went in the direction where the other party was, and it didn't matter whether they hit or not, it was a round of heavy fire.

This is my chance, even if they miss, at least the other party is scared by them. Just looking at their continuous shooting posture, as well as the sound of the opponent's gradually retreating gunshots, it can be seen that the other party is a little unbearable.

I immediately reloaded the magazine, grabbed a gun in one hand, got up from the ground and charged straight at them.

As I got closer to them, D looked at me as he shot. When he saw that I was alone, he shouted at me, "What about my people? ”

"Dead." I replied briefly and then turned my head to look at the other party, only to see that the other party had retreated to the fork in the road and could not see them clearly. "Where do we go now? Evacuate here directly? ”

D didn't answer immediately when he heard my words, but turned his head to look at the place where we had just been hiding, and only after seeing the figure lying there that there was no movement did he speak, "The innkeeper hasn't come out yet." He said as he walked quickly in the direction they had come, "The people at Berlin Station have left the inn and should be here soon." ”

When I heard the news, I immediately caught up with him and said, "How many of them are there?" ”

"I don't know the exact amount. But the approximate number is six. D sighed worriedly as he spoke, "It's taken by the two people who stayed in the hotel first." I think they have other people. ”

"Didn't that old guy move? And the people who came with him didn't move? I asked.

D nodded and said, "Didn't move." They're still in the hotel. However, instead of staying in their rooms, they walked around the inn as if they were walking. It made my people afraid to move. ”

"And what are your plans?" I said as I looked at the others around me, "How many of us are there?" ”

D looked at me and said, "That's all." That's all the manpower. As for what to do... I do not know. It was safest for me to leave here immediately. He said, gesturing ahead, "It's about to get to the exit of the town, and out of the town is the fish into the sea." But my people are still trapped inside, and I can't leave them alone. ”

"Can't they be allowed to retreat? Is it because you don't dare to move under the old guy's eyelids? If you don't dare to move, you might as well shrink back and don't move, and it may be safe to do so. I said.

D didn't speak, but kept his head down and walked forward, presumably thinking quickly in his head. I looked ahead as I walked, and in front of me I saw a wider road, and on both sides of the road were woods as D had said before, and the woods looked so dense that the light from the street lamps on the side of the road couldn't penetrate it.

After a while, we came to the exit of the town. Here I saw the guy who got shot in the leg after running out of the travel agency. He leaned against a tree on the side of the road and tried to stand up after seeing us come out, but he didn't get up after several attempts. I think it's not only because of the injury on his leg, but also because of the fear, fear makes his movements stiff and even a little trembling.

"Hurry up and make a decision. Prepare for battle if you don't leave. I said as I exited the magazine again and began to reload, "You said you were going to be here soon. I said, turning my head and looking around, "There are eight of us now, not counting this wounded, a total of seven people." We don't have any advantage in numbers, and we're at a disadvantage in weapons. If you want to do something more here, you'll have to hurry up. ”

D turned to me and said, "What do you think?" ”

"If you're going to fight." I continued to load my bullets while glancing at the woods on the side of the road, "The woods on both sides, ambush." ”

D turned his head to look at the woods and said, "Ambush in the woods?" It's that simple? ”

"Simple. But it depends on how you fight. I said and gestured to the others, "We're divided into three parts. I pointed to the guy sitting under the tree and said, "He's coming to be the bait, and he's arranging for another guy to join him." ”

"Bait? What do you mean? D immediately asked.

"Don't worry, listen to me." I said and pointed ahead as we continued a little further, "The rest of the men split into two groups and lay in ambush on both sides of the road. I said, looked at D, pointed to my head, and said, "The person chasing me got the message that we must be running away." Their target travel agency was burned, someone fled, someone else picked up, and they ran away with their stuff. I guess that's the case, it's a fact, and it's not hard to imagine. And we lost a few men along the way, and the only thing they could do now was to chase after the rest. ”

D's expression darkened visibly even more when he heard the loss, not only with Jon standing on his side. It felt like they had never lost men. I didn't have time to take their feelings into account before continuing: "We killed a few of the other side, who are from the Dunes according to you. This should make the people at Berlin station feel even more that we will get out of here sooner, with our things and the rest of the people as soon as possible. So that's our chance to take them by surprise and catch them off guard. ”

"Then why do you have bait?" D asked, "If they're going to come over on their own, won't they just wait?" ”

"Nope." I waved my hand, "I need to get their attention." After all, they will not pass without scruples like ordinary people, and they will always pay attention to the movements around them. If we don't play some tricks, even if it's an ambush, I think it's hard for us to beat them. Although it is not nice to say this, it is true. ”

Hearing me say this, D and Jon looked at each other, nodded and said, "And then?" Grab their attention and then have someone hiding in the woods shoot at them? ”

"Nope. You'd still want to keep it simple. If so, I still suspect we might have beaten them. I shook my head.