The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 30 The more ostentatious the act, the less likely it is to be discovered.

Although they had captured the village, Andrei and his men did not rest there for long.

The soldiers only rested for a few hours, and before dawn, they set off again.

To break through, the sooner the better!
Andrei didn't know how long it would take for the enemy to discover the outpost after it had been attacked.

Leaving this troublesome place as soon as possible, and marching before dawn, is definitely much safer than them staying here until morning before slowly leaving.

Several trucks that were originally used for transporting goods were all turned into troop transport vehicles for Andrei's side, which also allowed them to experience a wave of mechanized marching.

Of course, this so-called mechanized march was only for the wounded and a few soldiers in the army.

There were only a few trucks in total, and they couldn't carry more than 100 soldiers at most. It was impossible for everyone to travel by truck.

So Andrei and his men could only let the wounded and some exhausted soldiers ride in the trucks, and let the overly tired soldiers rest on the trucks before taking turns with their comrades.

Although Yelena, the medical nun, can heal the wounded, she cannot replenish the blood they have lost.

Even after their wounds healed, these wounded soldiers remained weak, with severely insufficient physical strength and endurance.

Besides, almost all the people on the trucks now are soldiers from Andrei's company.

There was no other reason; it was simply because Andrei's company had fought exceptionally well in previous battles, earning everyone's respect. At the same time, they assumed that Andrei's company must be the most exhausted.

Regarding this, Andrei really wanted to say that all his players were perpetual motion machines and didn't need to worry about getting tired at all, but when he got to the point of saying it, he decided to forget about it.

The players don't mind the hard work, but the ordinary soldiers in his own company are exhausted. He can't just remove all the players and let soldiers from other units join in.

It's not scarcity that's the problem, but inequality. All soldiers are comrades fighting together, and if they are treated differently, it's easy for them to complain.

Because they were busy sleeping before, marching is not interesting now. Most players are in an AI AFK state, or from the players' perspective, they are fast-forwarding through the story.

However, during the march, Andrei discovered that the conditions along the way were quite different from what he had imagined.

He had assumed that it was dawn, and most of the Black Hawk soldiers would be resting, since it was still dark. However, he had seen quite a few Black Hawk soldiers busy marching along the way.

It has to be said that these guys are really energetic, or rather, they are so eager to launch a surprise attack that there are troops everywhere that are moving forward with all their might.

Meanwhile, along this dilapidated highway, Black Hawk helicopters' vehicles were everywhere, but most of the transport trucks were returning empty, seemingly having just delivered troops and supplies to the front lines.

Besides these trucks, most of the vehicles used by the Black Hawk Army along the way were still horse-drawn carriages. It seems that the Black Hawk Empire has not achieved full mechanization, and transportation still relies mainly on horses.

Seeing the enemies everywhere along the way, Andrei and his Cambrian soldiers were very nervous.

Major Yuri instinctively wanted his troops to quickly move to the roadside and wait until the enemy had passed and the road was deserted before resuming their operations on the highway.

However, Andrei quickly stopped Major Yuri from doing something so inexperienced.

"Major, we can't leave the road. Tell our soldiers to stay calm and just walk normally on the road, with all our vehicle lights on!" Before Major Yuri could give the order, Andrei grabbed his arm and quickly explained:

“Look at the Black Hawk soldiers along the way. We have to act like them! Everyone is walking on the highway, and everyone is acting like they're doing nothing. If we act suspiciously, we'll definitely be exposed!”

Upon hearing Andrei's words, Major Yuri recalled the Black Hawk soldiers he had seen along the way and suddenly realized what was going on.

He was so busy figuring out how to avoid the enemy's line of sight that he completely forgot that his group was now also wearing Black Hawk Army uniforms and dressed almost exactly like the Black Hawk Army.

After figuring this out, he couldn't help but look at Andrei in surprise, thinking that this guy was really bold.

Surrounding them were thousands of Black Hawk soldiers, and if they were not careful, they would be killed without a burial place!
Andrei not only pretended to be nonchalant, but even had his troops wear Black Hawk uniforms, drive Black Hawk military vehicles, and have Black Hawk armored vehicles driving behind them!

He asked himself honestly, and realized that if he were in command, he would absolutely not have the guts to do it!

Upon seeing the armored vehicles in Andrei's unit, many Black Hawk soldiers along the way cheered or whistled excitedly, and Andrei, who understood Black Hawk language, would occasionally reply with a few words.

Anyway, these people aren't here to check us out; they're just saying hello. The more natural the better.

Looking back at the armored vehicle behind him, Andrei felt a little worried.

His biggest worry right now is that players operating armored vehicles will suddenly log in and launch an attack on the surrounding Black Hawk troops.

After all that trouble, the player must have had a great time, but in the end, Andrei and his troops will be surrounded and annihilated by thousands of enemy troops!
The unpredictability of players often gives Andre a headache. The Fourth Scourge is great in every way, but its disobedience is really a pain!

Fortunately, the team is currently on the march, meaning that for players, this is a cutscene that needs to be skipped.

Judging from the fact that the four players who were directly assigned to the armored squad by Andrei to operate the two armored vehicles from the beginning did not seem to be people who were interested in boring plots, so they did not show any intention of suddenly stopping and jumping in.

Otherwise, Andrei would be scared.

But at that moment, Andrei suddenly spotted enemy outposts in the distance!

A small tin shack hastily erected by the roadside, a few fences that are more symbolic than practical, and an enemy soldier holding a submachine gun and a flashlight.

This configuration made Andrei nervous.

"Damn it, Captain, what do we do when there's a checkpoint ahead? Can you get past it?"

Boris glanced ahead, then turned to Andrei and asked:
"Captain, let me make this clear beforehand: you're the only one on our side who speaks Black Hawk. If you can't fool us, then we'll have to launch a full-scale attack!"

Looking at the sentry post ahead, Andrei's heart began to pound.

But he still pretended to be calm and said:
"Don't worry, I brought the fallen officer's identification. As long as you cover your face, it shouldn't be too hard to fool him!"

(End of this chapter)