They also understand that if the other side throws in a few grenades like before, it will be a fatal situation. Therefore, these little devils, even if they know that they will get bullets when they go out, they still want to win.
In this way, one after another went out, one after another went out, and after five people were knocked down in a row, a bullet finally hit the Security Bureau agent again. This is considered normal. Everyone stretches out their arms, moves their body and pulls the trigger at the same time. The probability of hitting the target is relatively low. They can't stop yet, lest they actually get grenades thrown in, so they move very fast. In this way, you can't just lie down at the door, hide in the door, stretch out your arm and pull the trigger hard. So basically everyone only has one shot.
With a very low hit rate, firing five shots and hitting one was considered pretty good. The Security Service agent leaning against the right corridor wall was unlucky and was hit in the calf by a ricochet. While I was shooting, I felt like my left calf was touched by something, and then it felt very hot. But he didn't care about this, and now was not the time to distract himself. He was holding a gun and his companion on the left side of the corridor, still firing to block the second room that opened the door.
In this way, even though he was shot once, the firepower of the Security Bureau did not stop at all. Therefore, although the little devils here were happy, they ran out one by one as if they were dying, and were shot to the ground one after another.
From the time this group of people started charging out, until the sixth person was knocked down, it only took a little more than three seconds. It can't be said to be unpleasant. But it was useless. When faced with two consecutive firepowers, one of them would indeed die.
Seeing that no one was coming out of the door, the two security agents who fired to block the door did not dare to stop and kept firing. But at this moment, with two whooshes, two black iron lumps were thrown out from the opposite door and flew into the second door.
It turned out that the two people who had rushed into the first room before and beat all the Japanese in the room to death also heard the sound of gunshots and the yelling of the Japanese behind them. I can basically tell what's going on in my mind. Hearing his accomplices keep firing, he knew it was a cordoned off shooting. So everyone immediately took out a grenade, instantly pulled the safety latch, and after the grenade was delayed for two seconds, they lay down at the door, raised their hands, and everyone threw a grenade.
Just after hearing two booming explosions, the agents of the Security Bureau came out of the house, swarmed up from the corridor at the door, and rushed directly and quickly into the second room that opened the door. Sure enough, there were three more Japs inside. It goes without saying that the three Japs didn't rush out, not because they didn't have time to rush out, but because they deliberately wanted to change the rhythm and trick the agents of the Security Bureau. Maybe the time is too short, and if you want to take a chance, the grenade will be thrown in more slowly.
But I never thought that the two security agents who had rushed into another room not only threw in grenades, but also after a delay. Therefore, the grenade was thrown in and exploded before the grenade could be made any other reaction by the three Japs in the room who were preparing to change the rhythm and trick the agents of the Security Bureau.
The three Japanese spies in the house were all badly bombed, and two of them almost died on the spot. Even if they didn't die, it was only a matter of time. Don't worry about it, they would be dead in a while. The other one had slightly better luck, but his eyes were blinded by shrapnel or shock waves, and his face was covered in blood and flesh.
When the agents from the Security Bureau rushed in, the Japanese man was squeezing out a little bit of miserable grunting from his throat. He was covering his face with his hands, probably because of the pain, and was trembling non-stop. Seeing this, one of the Security Bureau agents fired a few bullets and killed all the Japs. They won't say: "Keep it and let the Japanese die in pain."
Because as long as the devil is alive, he must be in danger, no matter how low the probability is. So this is not to say that they don't want the Japanese to suffer, but for their own safety. Even if the Japs are unable to fight back and seem to have completely destroyed their threat capabilities, they must be killed directly. Are there still few examples on the battlefield? Some people were shot at a dozen times, or even more, and were almost beaten into pieces. Such people would be dead at first sight. But after a while, it suddenly hits you, and it may hit you defenselessly, or even kill you as a result.
Such examples are definitely in the minority relative to the whole. After all, a person who has been shot more than a dozen times, or even more, can still fight back for a while. For other cases, that's very little. But remember, it’s not impossible! Why, the other party is like this, why are you still risking your own life? Is your life worthless?
So in this case, don't have any thoughts of "He has been beaten into such a bad shape, and there is still a threat." Otherwise, you may really be dragged to death by this B-type person who is not worth it. Isn't there a saying that says: Only dead Japanese can be good Japanese!
Next, this group of people checked every room in the house. There were no other problems in the two bedrooms, a bathroom and the small kitchen. Everyone immediately began to evacuate...
The other people who attacked the Japanese support point had a lot more success than them. At least there were no casualties. Of course, the other house was not on the second floor and could be attacked directly. This was a factor. Before the attack, a heavy sweep of fire was carried out, and then along with the sound of gunfire, grenades were thrown in. With the sound of banging and banging, they rushed in and fired wildly with guns, killing all the Japanese at this support point.
At this point, several surveillance points and support points at Yu Mao's house have all been captured. Because we attack together, we avoid the situation where the enemy at one point knows that there is a situation at another point and reacts. Therefore, the simultaneous assault hit the Japanese at these four points by surprise.
After all, when they were setting it up, they arranged it quite well. Two surveillance points and two support points. The surveillance point was prepared for Yu Mao, and the support point was to prevent someone from suddenly picking up the target like last time and not being able to catch up or intercept him in time. But he never thought that Fan Keqin's rescue operation this time did not go directly to the target, but killed them first without warning. That's why it went so smoothly.
The agents of the Security Bureau who previously attacked two monitoring and tracking points are now attacking the Japanese at the two points...
(End of chapter)
