Chapter 67: Seizing the Truck

  Three military vehicles were allowed to pass through, and the team members who had just been dispatched to check them came over with a 'wiped' sweat on their heads.

  He said to other special forces members: "Damn it, scared me to death."

  Other team members asked inexplicably: What's wrong, what did you find?

  Lift up the canvas curtain of the car, dozens of little devils stared at you with a brush, and you said you didn't feel scared.

  The other team members heard this and said with a busy tone: I thought it was something, you little devil killed more little devils than these three cars, what are you afraid of?

  The team member also heard this reason and immediately relaxed his tense mood.

  At this time Wu Bing interrupted several people's conversation and said: Stop talking nonsense, another car is coming.

  Several people hastily returned to their positions, waiting in a tight array for the arrival of the enemy vehicles.

  When the car arrived at the checkpoint, Wu Bing saw a lieutenant colonel-level officer inside. He hastily stepped forward to salute this officer, who made him wear only a lieutenant's uniform.

  Wu Bing, who had just finished his salute, said to the officer: "Senior, you've worked hard."

  Why did Wu Bing say "senior, you've worked hard" instead of "officer, good job"? In the historical records of later generations, it is recorded that during this period, he himself particularly liked his subordinates to address him as "senior".

  The young lieutenant was delighted to hear Wu Bing call himself like this, and immediately asked Wu Bing: What's the matter?

  Wu Bing said politely: Because there are Z-country military commandos 'mixed' into our occupied area, we were ordered to set up a checkpoint here to inspect all passing vehicles and personnel.

  This lieutenant colonel heard Wu Bing's words and immediately became impatient: "We've been checked three times already, what's the point of this?"

  Although impatient, he still took out his documents for Wu Bing to check. Wu Bing, who had taken the documents, did not examine them but instead waved his hand and let his subordinates start checking each vehicle. His team members began to inspect these seven military trucks.

  Wu Bing flipped through the documents and took a glance before returning them to the lieutenant colonel. The inspection team members also returned to their respective posts.

  "Wu Bing said to the lieutenant: Senior, the inspection is complete. There's no problem, you can pass through." As he spoke, Wu Bing waved his hand at the team members beside the roadblock, and immediately four team members moved the roadblock out of the way.

  The lieutenant sitting in the car saw the roadblock being removed and said to the driver: Let's go. The car, covered in dust, quickly passed through the checkpoint.

  A vulture hidden in the grass by the roadside called out softly: White-headed Eagle, come over here.

  Wu Bing looked around and then hid in the grass by the side of the road. He asked: What did you call me for?

  I say we can't stay here for long, or it will arouse the enemy's vigilance. If that doesn't work, let's blow up their arsenal. Vulture suggested.

  Wu Bing said: I've thought of this problem too, if we can't get what we need here this morning, then change the target and attack his arsenal.

  "Right, has the sentry been posted?" Wu Bing asked further.

  Bald eagle nodded: Don't worry! The sentry is more than two miles away, and if there's any movement, it can be detected in the first place.

  Wu Bing returned to the highway to continue checking passing vehicles, during which there were also vehicles carrying goods that Wu Bing and others urgently needed, but they all passed by in convoys, without any opportunity to take action.

  Time is passing minute by minute and second by second, an entire morning is about to pass, but the special forces team still hasn't obtained the supplies they urgently need.

  Wu Bing ordered his men: Hijack the lone military vehicle.

  Orders were given, and soon two military trucks came from the west side of the highway. They were hijacked by Wu Bing and others, Wu Bing took over the documents handed over by the car soldier, and then waved his hand to let the team members come forward for inspection.

  During the team member's inspection, Wu Bing pretended to be nonchalant and asked: What are you guys pulling?

  The soldier hastily replied when he saw his superior asking: The front line urgently needs artillery shells, and under the orders of the battalion commander, we are going to pull artillery shells from the arsenal ahead.

  Oh! Wu Bing pretended to be clear. He secretly gave a hand signal to the special warfare team member who was inspecting the vehicle, and after seeing it, the team member exclaimed behind the car: Officer, please come over and take a look here immediately.

  Wu Bing arrived at the last car and pretended to check, the two transportation soldiers inside the carriage had already been taken care of when Wu Bing made a hand gesture.

  Wu Bing, who had arrived at the back of the car, said to the team members in front: "Call the driver over for a moment."

  The driver and the people sitting in the cab were unclear, following the team members in front to the back of the car.

  Officer: Is there anything wrong?

  Yes, you come and take a look at what's going on with the two people in the car, said Wu Bing.

  Two people came into the carriage and looked inside, only to see a transportation soldier who had been following the vehicle to transport ammunition lying motionless in the carriage.

  Just as the two were astonished, a pair of powerful hands stretched out from behind them. In an instant, they locked onto their necks and twisted to one side. Then came two crisp "crack" sounds, and the cervical vertebrae of the two little demons were snapped.

  Leaving two comrades to guard the rear, Wu and other team members arrived at the first vehicle. They first eliminated the little devils in the carriage, then solved the two little devils in the driver's room.

  The little devils in the two cars were solved one after another, Wu Bing called on the team members to strip off the clothes from the little devils' bodies and drag them into the bushes for burial.

  Wu Bing let the remaining team members all change into R military uniforms and drive straight to the R military arsenal.

  The bald eagle sitting in the car asked Wu Bing: "Every time we attack, isn't it at night? Is it too dangerous to go and attack the little devil's arsenal during the day?"

  Wu Bing said: Several attacks on the little devils' important military facilities were all at night, and have already formed a habitual way of thinking for the little devils. They will definitely strengthen their defenses at night. So now we want to attack them in broad daylight when the little devils think they are safest.

  Two cars soon arrived at the entrance of the ammunition depot, parking in front of the "gate". Wu Bing handed a pass to the sentry at the "gate", who examined it carefully.

  Then he said to Wu Bing: The officer looks at you with suspicion, and this car seems to be driven by Mitsui.

  Wu Bing immediately got off the car and went to the side of this sentry, giving him four big slaps in the face.

  He said: "Eight Gua, the front line is tight. Sanjing and others were 'drawn' to the front line. We are a temporary 'drawn' reinforcement unit, ordered to rush here to transport shells for the artillery units on the front line."

  After finishing speaking, I saw this little devil being 'drawn' and couldn't stop going "heh heh".

  Wu Bing thought to himself: "Damn it, a big slap in the face is really useful. The records of later generations are indeed correct."