Wilderness Redemption Tour

"I saw it!" Lin Yan raised his hand and pointed at the oil field next to the factory and said, "Over there! On the walkway between the two oil fields!"

"I'm going down to rescue people. Are you coming, Arthur?" Dutch was still worried about what happened just now.

Arthur, who had been silent for the rest of the journey, nodded and said, "I promised Chief Luoyu that I would try my best to save him, but there are too many enemies down there, and we have no chance of winning this battle. I need someone to lead away some of the enemies so that I can save him."

"Just as you say." Dutch said with a serious expression, "Those who want to go with Arthur can stay, and the rest of you can follow me. We'll meet at the factory."

"Let's go!" Dutch squeezed the horse's belly hard and led the way down the hillside.

Javier and Bill followed Dutch down the hill. John looked at Arthur, then at Dutch, and then he rode up to follow.

Arthur said to the few people who stayed behind: "You guys can follow and see if you can help. I will go and rescue Feiying by myself."

"We'll go with you." Although Arthur said this, Charles still chose to go with Arthur.

"There are four people over there, and we have four people here too. This is good and safe!" Lin Yan said with a smile, without any awareness of going to the battlefield.

"Okay, then follow me!" Arthur smiled helplessly, then his expression straightened and he led his men straight to where the eagle was.

Before everyone entered the factory, they rushed down the mountain and became the focus of attention of the soldiers below. They shot bullets with the sound of wind to "friendly" greet them.

Arthur, who was running in the front, lowered his body and almost lay on the horse's back to counterattack the soldiers below.

The others followed suit, lowering their bodies to minimize their chances of being attacked, and then kept this posture while counterattacking and running towards the bunker in front. Lin Yan even kept this posture, directly opening the Eye of Death and began his ruthless harvest.

Headshot, headshot, and headshot again. One after another, the enemies fell under Lin Yan's gun. Lin Yan was like a ruthless killing machine, changing bullets, aiming, and shooting expressionlessly. The others also showed their skills. Arthur's bullets never missed, Sadie shot with two guns, and Charles' longbow was also able to hit the target from a hundred steps away. With the concerted efforts of several people, they had eliminated nearly half of the enemies in front of them in just the time of rushing down the hillside.

After getting off the horse, several people used the various shelters in the factory to find the flying eagle while dealing with the enemies blocking the way. If there were more of these people, they might pose a threat to Lin Yan and his team. If there were only one or two at a time, Arthur would deal with them by himself without waiting for others to take action. The speed was almost as fast as Lin Yan's skill.

Lin Yan originally thought that he would be invincible in the West with the Eye of Death. Until he saw what Arthur did, he realized that as long as the Eye of Death was not a true time stop, he would have no advantage over these quick shooters.

"Let's go to the bridge!" Seeing that the enemy had been almost cleared out, Sadie took the lead and was the first to rush onto the wooden bridge over the oil field.

After walking on the wooden bridge across the oil field, they came to a place that looked like a train stop. Probably because the battle took place near the oil field behind, this place was basically not affected by the war. After clearing out the enemies nearby, Lin Yan found Feiying wrestling with a soldier in front of one of the factory buildings.

Lin Yan raised his hand and shot at the soldier. After finding that his opponent was dead, Feiying grabbed the gun at hand, rolled on the ground, and stood up.

"Arthur, Charles, Jamie." After seeing that the people coming were friends and not enemies, Feiying finally let down his guard. "Thank you, thank you."

"We have to go." Arthur called to Eagle to follow him.

"No!" Eagle refused Arthur without a second thought. "I can't leave yet, my people are still here. Where did they go? Did any of you see them?"

When he said this, Javier, who was walking with Dutch, happened to run over from the other side of the factory. Hearing Feiying's question, he pointed in the direction he came from and said, "They are over there. I saw them when I came here. Dutch had already gone there."

"Then let's go over there too, quickly!" Arthur made the decision without thinking.

Feiying followed Arthur and said something that made Lin Yan speechless: "No matter who we see, we must save them."

Lin Yan thought to himself that you are a double-standard saint. You are the one who led people to their deaths, and you are the one who wanted to save your subordinates when they were in danger. You took the people who came to save you to save your subordinates. You have made a good calculation.

In front of the train station was the residential area for factory workers, and it was here that everyone encountered the largest-scale ambush in this operation.

"Woo..." A train whistle accompanied by the sound of fierce gunfire sounded behind everyone.

"It's a military train!" Charles, who had used up all his arrows and switched to using a rifle, looked back with a hint of panic in his tone.

"Come on, quick victory!" Arthur, who was hiding behind the bunker, calmly commanded while reloading: "There are not many people on the other side, fight one more wave, and then we will take the opportunity to rush over."

But things did not go as Arthur wished. When he stood up again, the opponent's offensive was broken up by Dutch.

"Petah, are you still alive?" After the battle came to a temporary end, Eagle saw an Indian youth in Dutch's team and ran over excitedly to talk to him.

"Well done, Arthur! You're such a hero!" Seeing that Arthur and his men successfully rescued Eagle, Dutch forced a smile and praised him in a sarcastic tone.

"Come on, I'm just an ordinary good man." Arthur said as he walked towards Dutch: "Hurry up and retreat, there are troops coming this way from behind, and who knows how many soldiers are on the vehicles."

"No, wait a little longer." Dutch rejected Arthur's suggestion and instead took everyone to the side door of the factory building.

"You guys go first." Dutch said to the others, "Arthur and I will go in and get some things and will be out soon."

"What?" Arthur asked doubtfully.

"You'll know when you get there." Dutch said as he shot the door lock and kicked it open.

Dutch, who was about to enter the house, saw Feiying standing there, and he seemed to have no intention of leaving, so he asked him: "Kid, why don't you leave?"

"I won't leave until I gather all my people."

"Then it's up to you." Dutch's tone was full of indifference. He brought people here under the banner of helping, but now he no longer cared about the life and death of Feiying and his group.

"I'll go with you to find them." Charles took the initiative to join the small group led by Feiying. After this battle, there were only a few people left with Feiying, out of the nearly 20 people in the team.