Just listening to the footsteps, the number of people was not small, and they were moving very fast, almost one step behind them.
If they went out according to their original plan at this time, they might be slapped hard on the back by the little devils who were lagging behind them upstairs. Therefore, this team member immediately shouted a reminder.
But now is not the time to make any good plans, there isn't that much time. After one of the thirty-eight-nine-year-olds stopped, he looked at the team member who spoke loudly and pointed upwards. Combined with the movement he heard upstairs, he basically understood what it meant. As the commander of the action team that lurked in as a guest, he immediately made a choice in his mind, pointed with his hand, and said: "You two stay and hold the little devil upstairs. No need to hard-top, just hold him." He immediately turned around, waved his hand and said, "The rest of you, follow me as planned."
After giving the order, everyone immediately started to execute it. The two agents whose names he called to stay, each holding a submachine gun, ducked to the corners on both sides of the stairwell. Behind them was the stairs leading downstairs. One of them was hiding in the corner, holding a gun in one hand. His right hand had already taken out an egg grenade from the canvas pocket on his back. He had removed the safety pin, but he still held Kahuang tightly. in hand. Turning sideways, he revealed the corner position where he was looking at the stairs upstairs.
The other person had a similar posture, except that he did not hold a grenade. He also slightly tilted his head and aimed his gun at the corner above. They may have just finished this action. The footsteps on the stairs amplified, and the next moment a figure emerged from the corner building. Another figure followed, and then another figure.
At this moment, the Security Bureau agent holding the grenade had already let go of the grenade and threw it upwards. The agent who was ambushing on the other side fired directly, making a long burst of fire.
The few Japanese who came down did not expect that there could be an ambush here. They were beaten so hard that they trembled and fell to the ground. Behind this group of people, a voice shouted in Japanese at the top of his lungs: "Grenade!
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There was a chaotic sound of footsteps. It might be that the little devils above were looking for cover, or they were retreating and lying down. Anyway, I didn’t see anyone coming down.
But after a few seconds, the grenade still didn't explode. I heard someone upstairs shouting in Japanese again: "Fuji (dumb bomb)!"
Then someone suddenly poked his head out, swung toward the corner downstairs, and fired bullets. At this time, the two agents around the corner downstairs did not expect that they would encounter such a thing. They were really unlucky. Being suppressed by the opponent, it is a bit difficult to take the initiative to fight back.
Taking advantage of this moment, the other little devils swished behind the agent who fired to cover them, and began to rush down quickly.
Knowing that something bad was going to happen when these people rushed down, one of the Security Bureau agents squatted down, poked out the muzzle of his gun... and opened fire fiercely, shouting again: "One more shot!"
Seeing this, another agent took out another grenade from his pocket, took off the safety catch, and without showing his head, used his sense of space to throw it up the stairs upstairs again.
"Grenade!" This is the voice of the little devil above shouting again to remind his companions. "Remove!" This was the reminder from the Security Bureau agent after seeing his companion finish throwing grenades.
The two people turned around and ran downstairs. At this moment, they heard a roar.
Explosion. This time the grenade exploded.
However, it exploded, but the little devil's reaction was also very fast. These people who rushed down were themselves good soldiers in the army who had been photographed by the garrison headquarters. He was an elite, so after being reminded by his companions, he retreated backwards in an extremely orderly manner, using corners to hide. There was another Japanese who was even more powerful. After he heard the sound of the grenade popping out, the grenade flew over, but he didn't dodge it. Instead, when he saw the grenade fall on the ground, he pulled it away from the person who had been beaten before. When he reached his dead comrade on the ground, he pressed him against the grenade. Then he swooped back.
The grenade exploded, but most of the impact and fragments had been blocked by the corpse of the little Japanese. The lethality of grenades is to use fragments to kill in a small area. Therefore, the probability of penetration is not high, so not a single one of these Japs was injured by the explosion of the grenade.
However, after such a delay, the two security agents had reached the first floor, but they did not rush out of the stairwell directly. Instead, he set up an ambush again. This time the Japanese didn't rush down like they did the first time. But at the corner, a person poked his head and immediately shrank back.
In order to put pressure on the other party and prevent the other party from rushing down unscrupulously. One of the agents made a short click. But just when he finished typing, he heard a "clang" from upstairs, like the sound of something colliding.
The two security agents looked at each other, turned around, knocked open the stairwell door and ran out. While they were running, a black iron lump upstairs was thrown down from around the corner.
But even the little devils and other masters from the military also have grenades. The clanging sound I heard before was a characteristic of the Jaap's grenade. Normally, to throw the grenade, the Jaap needs to knock it on his helmet. This is because the little devil has two considerations in designing this grenade mode.
The first situation is due to safety considerations. In previous wars, it was found that some soldiers were not careful when using them due to the complex battlefield conditions, which easily caused accidental injuries.
But this reason is not the main factor. The main reason is the second situation: that is the little devil's grenade. In order to meet the requirements of the grenade, this "knock" insurance was introduced. Otherwise, it is useless to just pull the cord and throw it away. It has to be knocked, so that the second safety is opened to allow the grenade to explode.
This problem does not exist when using a grenade. When the grenade is launched, it is equivalent to a knock. The grenade will then be launched and detonated. The usage rate of the grenades of the Little Devils is very high, so their grenades have such a design requirement.
When the kid threw the grenade just now, he didn't have a helmet, so after pulling the string, he knocked on the wall, which also made a clanging sound. The two security agents downstairs knew something was wrong immediately after hearing the sound, so they turned around and ran away.
