Wilderness Redemption Tour

"Damn! Why are these annoying bugs everywhere!" Micah hid back in the bank in a somewhat embarrassed manner while shooting.

"What's going on? Are there enemies outside?" Sean, who had just come in, asked in confusion.

"I don't know where this stinky bug suddenly popped out of." Micah cursed angrily, then took the reloaded pistol in his hand and looked at the other four people and said, "Leave two people down there to cover the others, and after we go up, we can cover the rest of the people. Otherwise, no one will be able to leave after a long time. Who wants to stay?"

It was time to make a decision again. Lin Yan had made up his mind to stick with Lenny today. He would go wherever Lenny went. So when Micah asked who would stay, Lin Yan looked around and acted as if it had nothing to do with him. Fortunately, Charles and Sean, who arrived last, took the initiative to take the task. They covered Micah, Lin Yan and Lenny as they went up.

The alley next to the bank is only one meter but less than two meters wide, and can accommodate two people at most at the same time. As defenders, Charles and Sean have a unique advantage. Unless the attackers use absolutely suppressive firepower, if they want to break through here quickly, they can only sacrifice human lives.

Obviously, as a commander, Milton did not have the courage to do so. Facing this alley that was easy to defend but difficult to attack, he could only send people to test it while asking his men to quickly transfer the Maxim heavy machine gun in the rear.

Normally, Micah made no effort to hide his contempt and disgust for black people. Under normal circumstances, he would never let Lenny, a black man, follow him. However, at this life-threatening moment, he didn't care about being disgusted with this or that, and just focused on climbing up. When he reached the top, he even asked Lenny, who was following him, to push him.

Seeing this scene, Lin Yan wanted to laugh. What the hell is racism? It's just some people who are bored and want to stir up trouble. Micah is a good example. Compared with his life, his daily behavior is simply a slap in the face.

Going up to the roof, Lin Yan found that this place was indeed the place specially used for evacuation in the plot. Not only were there all kinds of shelters, but the escape route was also quite clear. Except that he could not see the enemies at the front door of the bank due to the location, everything else was perfect.

After Micah came up, he ran to the edge of the roof with the purse in his hand, hid behind the cover and joined the battle. Just now he was a little frustrated because he couldn't free one hand to fight, but now he put the purse down and let the other party see how powerful he is.

Lin Yan thought that a man like Micah who only cared about money would run away without hesitation after regaining his freedom. After all, Arthur once told him that Micah joined the gang for money. Just looking at the weight of the sack in his hand, Lin Yan guessed that there were at least 50,000 or 60,000 in cash, and from the sound, there were at least a dozen gold bars or gold bricks, which was a considerable fortune. Now that he had the money he had dreamed of, he could abandon these friends and run away alone. Lin Yan even regarded him as an imaginary enemy, fearing that he would suddenly turn against him and point the gun at his teammates behind him. He even imagined the cause of Lenny's death. Fortunately, Micah still had a conscience and did not do what Lin Yan imagined.

As Micah showed off his superb shooting skills to the Pinkerton detectives downstairs, Lenny and Lin Yan followed closely and joined the battle.

The building where Lin Yan was located was the tallest among all the nearby buildings. With the cleverly placed advertising signs on the edge of the roof, it was no exaggeration to say that it was a small fortress. Through the gaps between the letters on the sign, the people on top could easily hit the people below, but if the people below wanted to hit the people hiding behind the sign, in addition to a certain level of skill, they also needed a certain amount of luck.

Micah's unexpected shots just now had killed several snipers on the balcony of the opposite building. Now Lin Yan and the other three just had to make sure that there were no enemies on either side of the alley below, so that Charles, Sean, and Dutch and the others at the back could come up smoothly.

Although the Pinkerton detectives belonging to Milton's team realized that there was an enemy above their heads the moment Micah made his move, the position Micah chose was too special, and this group of well-trained detectives could not find a way to deal with it for a while.

Even in such a difficult situation, Milton's face remained calm. Hiding at the corner of the intersection, he instructed his subordinates: "Tell the people behind that the machine guns are not needed. Also, find a few people with good arm strength, each of them take a few bundles of explosives, find a good position and throw them upstairs for me."

The subordinate nodded and ran away, and Milton immediately turned to look at Agent Ross who was commanding the front battlefield.

The front battlefield became one-sided under Agent Ross's fierce attack. At first, Dutch still had room to fight back, but soon the momentum of this counterattack was suppressed by Agent Ross with a more fierce attack.

Perhaps with the cat-and-mouse mentality, after Agent Ross completely suppressed the counterattack in the bank, he did not rush to attack the inside of the bank, but slowly led his men to advance slowly towards the bank step by step. Seeing Agent Ross's unhurried look, Agent Milton's face twitched, and he wanted to get angry but forced himself to hold it back.

"Agent Ross! Stop playing around! Quickly organize people to go in and capture Dutch! It will be hard to catch him once he leaves the bank!"

Agent Milton shouted twice in succession, but due to the noisy environment around him, Ross did not hear Milton's shouting. Milton could not rashly run over across the street at this time, because there were three enemies upstairs aiming at this side. As long as he showed his head, he would be a living target.

Agent Milton shook his head helplessly. Agent Ross joined Pinkerton two years earlier than him. Although he had made remarkable achievements, the mistakes he made should not be underestimated. His "personal style" of doing things without thinking and relying entirely on personal preferences made him the slowest promoted person among the Pinkerton veterans. No one wanted to be a partner with such a troublesome person. He was forced to work with him by the organization because they saw that he was promoted too quickly.

Seeing his subordinates running over with several people carrying explosives into another alley not far away, Milton no longer expected to capture Dutch van der Linde alive. He only hoped that this operation could effectively reduce the manpower of the Van der Linde gang. Of course, it would be best if the culprit Van der Linde could be killed by a bomb.