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"Team Two, create a firebreak at the west end of the village. Make sure to prevent the fire from spreading! Utilizing available tools and the terrain, dig a trench at least five meters wide to remove flammable materials! Divide the work appropriately: one group will dig, another will clear the dirt and rocks, and another will monitor the fire to ensure safety! Lookouts must remain vigilant at all times and sound the alarm immediately if they detect any unusual changes in the fire's intensity!"

His voice was firm and powerful, penetrating the roar and noise of the flames and reaching the ears of every team member clearly, ensuring that the rescue operation was carried out comprehensively and efficiently.

During the rescue process, close collaboration with local governments and fire departments became key.

All parties share information and jointly formulate rescue strategies.

However, due to the vast area affected by the disaster, the communication network was severely damaged and communications were intermittent, which greatly affected communication efficiency.

At critical moments, Li Fan can always quickly obtain key information the moment communication is restored, just like a cheetah catching prey.

His brain is like a supercomputer, quickly analyzing the importance of information and conveying it to the team members as quickly as possible.

"Everyone, please note that according to the fire department, the fire in the north has suddenly intensified. We need to adjust our deployment. Three teams are going to provide support! Bring sufficient firefighting equipment, cooperate with the fire department, and be careful to protect your own safety!

Upon arrival at the scene, follow the unified command of the fire department leader, allocate resources rationally, and focus on extinguishing fires that threaten the lives and property of villagers! When working with the fire department, pay attention to the rhythm of each other's coordination and do not act independently!

His instructions were concise and clear, allowing the team members to understand their tasks immediately.

But Li Fan knew that simply waiting for communications to be restored was not a long-term solution.

So, relying on his rich experience and outstanding wisdom, he carefully considered and developed a backup communication plan.

He led his team to set up relay points at key locations between villages, effectively solving the problem of poor communication through these relay points.

The team members faced many difficulties when setting up the relay point.

Some relay points are located on steep slopes. They need to carry heavy communication equipment and climb rugged mountain roads. The stones under their feet are loose and unstable, and they may slip if they are not careful.

The wind was howling, as if it wanted to blow them off the cliff, but they did not retreat at all. They gritted their teeth and moved forward step by step with difficulty.

Every step was accompanied by sweat and hardship, and they held on to the rocks and branches with their hands, using them as leverage to climb up.

During the climbing process, team members must always pay attention to the surrounding environment to prevent being hit by suddenly rolling rocks.

Finally, the relay equipment was successfully installed.

When the first relay point was successfully built and communication was smooth, the team members cheered, which meant that they had made an important breakthrough in the communication battle with the wildfire.

With stable communication guarantees, the Wolf Warrior team's collaboration with all parties is smoother and rescue efficiency is greatly improved.

They raced against time to evacuate the villagers, engaging in a fierce race against the raging fire.

Regardless of their own safety, the team members shuttled between the sea of ​​fire and the village. Some team members helped the elderly and children escape from danger. They carefully supported the elderly and gently comforted the frightened children: "Don't be afraid, we are here, we will be safe soon."

When they encounter a crying child, the team members will patiently coax him or her, even taking out the snacks they carry with them to comfort him or her. They will squat down, look gently into the child's eyes, and whisper, "Baby, don't cry. Look at this. Eat something and we'll leave."

Some team members struggled to put out the flames, waving the fire-fighting tools in their hands and fighting a desperate battle with the flames.

Their faces were blackened by the fireworks and their clothes were soaked with sweat, but they were completely unaware.

Some team members were burned by flying sparks while fighting the fire, but they simply bandaged themselves and continued to fight. They simply wrapped the wound with a bandage, gritted their teeth and rushed into the sea of ​​fire again, thinking that more strength could protect more villagers.

Other team members were carrying relief supplies. The heavy materials bent their backs, but their steps remained firm.

During the transportation process, the team members will plan the route reasonably, avoid areas with fierce fires and narrow and difficult paths, and transport the supplies to where they are needed as quickly as possible.

During this process, they also encountered various emergencies.

For example, in a certain village, a disabled villager was trapped in his house and the fire had reached the door.

The team members rushed into the house without hesitation, and carried the disabled villager out amidst the thick smoke and flames.

The house was filled with thick smoke and visibility was almost zero. The team members could only grope forward relying on their memory and feeling. They covered their mouths and noses with wet towels and endured the invasion of high temperature and smoke.

As they carried the disabled villagers out, the narrow aisles and burning furniture posed a significant obstacle. The team members could only carefully sidestep and avoid getting burned. One team member, scouting ahead, gently warned the others behind, "There's a burning stool on the left. Be careful."

Another team member carried the disabled villager tightly on his back and moved slowly and firmly.

In another village, there was a sudden shortage of water. The team members quickly coordinated with the fire department and dispatched a water truck to solve the problem of water for fire fighting in a timely manner.

While waiting for the water truck, they made rational use of the existing water resources, organized villagers to fetch water in buckets and pour water in basins, and tried their best to control the fire.

Under the leadership of the team members, the villagers spontaneously joined the fire-fighting operation, creating a touching picture of the military and civilians working together to fight the disaster.

However, accidents still happened one after another.

In a remote mountain village, when the team members were organizing the evacuation of villagers, a small-scale landslide suddenly occurred.

A large amount of earth and rocks poured down from the mountain, instantly blocking the escape routes of some villagers.

The team members remained calm in the face of danger and quickly organized an emergency team. They used ropes and simple climbing tools to open up a new temporary passage to help the trapped villagers evacuate safely.

In the process of opening the channel, the team members had to be careful about the risk of another landslide, and at the same time complete the task as quickly as possible within a limited time. Their eyes were firm and focused, and their hands moved quickly and powerfully.

A team member firmly secured the rope to a boulder and shouted, "Everyone hurry up! The rope over here has been secured. Let the elderly and children pass first."

The other team members assisted the villagers in tying the ropes and encouraged them to climb bravely.

Another time, while delivering relief supplies, the transport vehicle suddenly broke down.

At this time, the village ahead was in urgent need of these supplies to resist the fire.

Without any hesitation, the team members quickly got off the vehicle, unloaded the supplies, and then used manual transportation to form a long transportation chain.

They braved the scorching sun and moved forward step by step towards the village. The heavy supplies left deep marks on their shoulders, but none of them complained. They had only one belief in their hearts: to deliver the supplies to the villagers as soon as possible.

The team members shouted in unison: "One, two, one, two, one..." to encourage each other. Even though their eyes were blurred by sweat, they did not stop.

In this difficult battle against wildfires, the high intensity and danger of the rescue work made the team members face many painful tests.

Many team members suffered high temperature burns under the scorching fire.

The scorching flames were like the tentacles of a devil, licking their skin mercilessly, causing their skin to be instantly invaded by the high temperature.

Some places were severely red and swollen, and then dense blisters appeared. These blisters were crystal clear, but they looked like bombs that could explode with pain at any time.

Every unintentional touch or slight movement of the body would involve the wound, bringing excruciating pain, as if countless needles were piercing it fiercely.

Some team members were overworked due to the long and high-intensity rescue operations. They felt as if their bodies were drained and were extremely tired.

Their steps became extremely heavy and slow, and every step seemed like a stubborn struggle against gravity.

Their eyes were bloodshot, but they still showed a firm belief that supported them to move forward.

Others suffered accidental scratches in the complex rescue environment, with their arms and legs scratched by sharp branches and stones.

Those branches were like sharp blades hidden in the dark, which took advantage of the team members' inattention to leave sharp cuts on their skin.

The stones were like hidden weapons. At the moment of collision, they scratched the skin and caused blood to seep out of the wounds. Some of the wounds were deep, and blood flowed out, staining the clothes red.

Li Fan was not spared either, and he suffered multiple injuries.

However, he is like a tenacious pine tree, always sticking to his post regardless of the pain.

He shuttled between the injured team members and bandaged their wounds personally.

His movements were skillful and gentle, his eyes filled with concern: "Brother, this injury is nothing. We War Wolves will not be defeated by this little pain."

While bandaging the wounded, he encouraged the injured team members to continue fighting.

He took out disinfectant from the medical bag and gently wiped the wound of the injured person. Although his own wound was also aching, his hands did not tremble at all.

Once, when Li Fan was treating the burn wound on Leng Feng's arm, Leng Feng gasped in pain.

Li Fan comforted him, "Leng Feng, hold on. This wound needs to be cleaned properly, otherwise it will easily get infected."

Leng Feng gritted his teeth and said, "Captain, I know I can bear this little pain, but I'm worried that this injury will delay the rescue."

Li Fan patted his shoulder and said, "Don't overthink it. Just focus on recovering from your injuries. I'll make arrangements. Your previous performance was already very heroic. This is just a minor setback."

Although many people were injured, they all held on to the belief of not leaving the front line even with minor injuries, stayed at their respective posts, and interpreted the Wolf Warrior spirit with their tenacious will.

Li Fan knew that the rescue operation at this time could not be stopped for a moment. He endured the pain, calmly coordinated and balanced, and rationally allocated tasks for the wounded to ensure that the rescue operation continued.

He carefully observed the injuries of each wounded soldier and their respective strengths, and readjusted the task assignments.

For team members who have injured their arms but are still able to move, they are assigned to take charge of some relatively easy tasks of material delivery and information communication. Although these team members have injured their arms, they use their other hands to tightly grasp the materials or hold the communication equipment firmly to ensure the smooth flow of information and materials.

Li Fan said to a team member with an injured arm, "Xiao Wang, since your arm is injured, you will be responsible for delivering supplies first. If there are any problems, please report them in time."

Xiao Wang replied firmly: "Don't worry, Captain, I will definitely complete the mission."

The team members with leg injuries were arranged to assist in organizing data and allocating supplies at the temporary command point. They sat on chairs, their eyes fixed on the data, quickly organizing various information, and at the same time loudly conveying the allocation instructions to ensure that there would be no loopholes in every link due to injuries.

Zhuang Yan's feet had blisters from running for so long that every step was excruciatingly painful. Yet, he remained on the front lines of evacuating the villagers. Using a branch as a makeshift crutch, he limped along, guiding them to safety. He often comforted the frightened villagers, saying, "Don't be afraid. Follow me. We'll be safe soon."

A child was so scared that he kept crying. Zhuang Yan squatted down, endured the pain in his feet and said softly, "Little friend, don't cry. Look, the uncles are protecting everyone."

When Shi Sanba was opening a fire-prevention isolation zone, he was hit on the shoulder by a flying stone. He simply moved his shoulder, endured the severe pain and continued to wield tools to dig the ditch, thinking that the sooner the isolation zone was completed, the safer the villagers would be.

Shi Sanba muttered to himself, "This little injury is nothing. We must not let the fire spread."