Cluster grenades were originally used by this squad to blow up the Russian fortifications, but now they are only trying to die with the enemy.

Although it was an honorable thing to cost the Russians hundreds of dollars with only three dead and wounded, everyone present was deeply saddened.

Vasa came to have mixed feelings, and all this was caused by his carelessness, and he blamed himself endlessly.

He had lost contact with the outside world, and the only radio station issued by the army was for him to keep with Serowin.

Now, unless he's lucky, he'll be dead here.

Looking at the silent and crying comrades-in-arms, Vasalai almost collapsed psychologically, but he had to pick up the pole.

Vasalai rose from the neat ground and struggled to move his legs. Perhaps because of the war, he made the building dirtier with every step he took, and he didn't stop until he came to the middle-aged Russian who had taken them in.

"Hats off to you, thank you for your help, and we will be grateful as soldiers of the Empire."

Vasalai suddenly stood up, changed his previous decadence, and saluted him generously and forcefully; The other Austrians also reacted and stood up in salute.

"Empire? I don't like it. The middle-aged Russian man said with some disdain:

"It has robbed us of our wealth, and it is still unrepentant and has been sucking the blood of our workers! They are the biggest borers in the world! ”

When the soldiers behind Vasa heard this, their original gratitude quickly turned into anger, and they glared at the middle-aged man one by one.

There was even a man who dropped his gun and stretched out his fist to teach the middle-aged man a lesson, but was pushed back by Vasa.

"Well, it looks like we have a different path, CPR. Thank you for your support, we're leaving, and hopefully we don't see each other again. ”

"Are you crazy? The outside is blocked by the imperialist lackeys, and there is only a dead end to get out. ”

Although Vasalai knew that he was talking about the Russians outside, he always had the feeling that he was scolding himself.

Out of politeness, he replied:

"Sir, I am a professional soldier of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the seven soldiers behind me are equally capable of this.

And you're just a civilian, and even if you have lofty ideals, you can't beat the Russians outside.

You don't want to get caught on fire, take my word for it, and don't meddle with it. ”

The middle-aged man shook his head, smiled and said:

"You are a righteous man, my name is Ivan Andreyskiv Vidno. As you say, I am a member of the Russian Communist Party.

The most annoying thing for our Communist Party is your general, who seems to be called Kuster, who is really a dog, who does a lot of things in the underworld and never does serious things. ”

Originally, a Communist Party member was willing to reveal his name, which was a happy thing, but the more he heard about Vasa's coming, the darker his face became, and he even wanted to do it like several soldiers behind him.

Fortunately, the professionalism of the soldier made him endure it and continue to listen to Widno's words.

"We have the highest respect for all military men, but we oppose the countries they serve, without exception, a decadent society controlled by capitalists.

We have to fight for ourselves, and now the time has come for the Communists in the city to move and prepare for another armed coup.

You and I have a common enemy, the Tsar, so why not unite and take out those corrupt government officials together? ”

Vasalai did not answer his invitation, but dragged him deeper into the room and propped his hands on him:

"Hah! Are you kidding? We have an army of 400,000, and it is easy to crush the Russian army, what about you? ”

"Then you can't get out if you're trapped here, and no one will bury you after you die, why don't you cooperate with us and kill you together?"

Vasalai didn't speak, just nodded a little helplessly.

Seeing that he agreed, Vidno was quite happy, and led the people to the secret passage of his house.

The group trotted all the way to a small room, which was windowless and dark, morning and night.

The electric lamps hung from the wire were weather-beaten, and the twisted tungsten wires were covered with dust.

The only furniture was a carpet that was in the same color as the floor, and the wooden floor was covered with an earthy yellow carpet like weeds, and it was hard to praise his taste.

Vidno lifted the carpet and leaked out of the hole beneath the ground, jagged around it, with a pickaxe on the side.

He threw the carpet aside, walked to the edge of the cave, and turned back to Vasa:

"By the way, the warrior who fought for the country, what is your name?"

Vasalai's thoughts drifted somewhere, and when he heard this, he was obviously taken aback, and immediately said:

"Visadorio Gustav Van Govi."

"Odd name."

Vidno took the lead and jumped directly into the hole, and after a crackle, his slightly embarrassed voice came:

"Uh, please throw down a torch, I forgot to bring it."

"Where is it?"

"Didn't you capture a weapon of the tsarist army?"

Hearing his reminder, Vasa came and picked up a stick, and then slashed it with his saber and lit it with a fire.

Back at the tunnel entrance, Vasa came and handed him the torch.

The tunnel is not very deep, only two meters, and Vasalai can go down with a casual jump.

Several Austrians jumped down the tunnel, and one of the last guards watched the surroundings and made sure it was safe before putting the carpet back on.

The tunnels were very dim, and the faint light of the fire was not enough to illuminate everyone, and the people behind had to follow the light closely.

After walking cautiously for a few dozen meters, they saw the exit.

Widno extinguished the fire, poked his head out, and then jumped out of the hole, leaning his back against the wall and crawling into the shadows.

Vasalai wanted to go out as well, but Widno stopped him with a wave of his hand. After careful observation, Widno hurriedly waved his hand to signal them to come down.

Several people instantly drilled out of the tunnel entrance, scattered their formations and rushed towards the grass.

Seeing them getting closer, Widno also got up and ran wildly, all the way to the grass dozens of meters away.

Since several Austrian soldiers were carrying a large amount of ammunition, they were still a little gasping for breath, even though they were in good physical condition.

In addition, when they were running, the equipment collided with each other and made a loud noise, so they rested on the grass for a while.

There were no Russian troops around, so Vasalai led a group of people to advance slowly, cautiously raising their guns to observe.

It's also strange to say, tomorrow and tomorrow are bright, but there is still no figure to be seen, but this does not prevent them from acting cautiously.

The men had walked nearly seven hundred meters, but they still hadn't reached the place, which made Vasalai dissatisfied, and asked how far Vidno had to go.

Widno didn't answer him, just held out his finger and pointed to a certain place.

Vasalai looked in the direction and saw a group of Russians lying on their stomachs in the grass.

Confused, Vasalai explained:

"They're a member of the Russian Communist Party, just like me."