Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Since the rebels had lost over 200 men, they hadn't made any moves yet, seemingly discussing something. Time passed by little by little, and soon it was getting dark.

Mo'er thought that when it got dark he would go out and cause them some trouble.

In the evening, a group of people were groaning with hunger. Since they left in a hurry, they did not bring any food with them.

Li Moer flew the helicopter for an hour. When he came back, the helicopter was filled with steamed buns and various kinds of sauces, the most common of which were pig's trotters and roast chicken.

Over 180 people ate until their bellies were full, many of them burping. At around eight o'clock, Li Moer dragged Zhao Yunting back to the deserted corner, and in a flash, they were outside the valley.

The figures of the rebels appeared in my mind, and they were chatting together in groups of three or five.

Li Moer dug a cave underground in the middle of their team. She pulled Zhao Yunting in and then took out a bunch of grenades. She used her mind to pull out the rings of dozens of grenades at the same time, and then threw those dozens of grenades at the same time into the middle of the soldiers who were gathered together.

The soldiers were chatting when suddenly they saw a grenade appear among them. Some soldiers thought it belonged to someone and was accidentally dropped, so they didn't take it seriously. Some of the more alert ones immediately fell back and rolled out. Then they heard a series of boom, boom, boom sounds.

Li Moer in the pit threw dozens more into the crowded area, killing a large number of people.

At this time, Li Moer discovered that there were several people who looked like military officers standing there, gesturing and shouting.

She gestured to Zhao Yunting to pull the rings for him, and Zhao Yunting pulled out the rings one by one and placed them next to Mo'er. With a thought, Li Mo'er sent five grenades to the officers' feet. With a few loud bangs, the officers were blown to pieces. The soldiers, now without a backbone, panicked and ran around like headless flies.

Li Moer was not idle in the pit either. Whenever he saw more than three or four people, he would give them a grenade.

On the Chinese peacekeeping side, groups of three or five were chatting. Suddenly, they were startled by an explosion from the opposite side. They quickly stood up, crouched down and came to the front of the bunker. Looking across, they saw flames shooting up into the sky about seven or eight hundred meters away. The occasional explosions made people terrified. Crying and shouting were heard in the ears.

Ji Changtian and the soldiers were very excited and were wondering if it was the regular army of Maoliqiushi that came to rescue them.

After half an hour of bombing, there were a lot of dead bodies lying on the ground, and the ground was full of potholes.

In the end, only more than 300 people took advantage of the chaos to escape from the range of Li Moer's thoughts.

Li Moer and Zhao Yunting did not continue to chase, but instead quickly returned to the corner of the valley.

The two of them walked out and also came to the front of the bunker. Li Moer said, "It seems that our comrades just took action. I wonder how many casualties they suffered?"

Zhao Yunting said, "Let's go and take a look."

Ji Changtian said, "Let's go and take a look. Those who weren't killed in the explosion have probably run away."

The captain, deputy captain, several squad leaders, Li Moer and Zhao Yunting, walked towards the enemy's position.

After walking about 600 meters, enemy corpses began to appear, most of which were broken hands and feet.

Li Moer handed Zhao Yunting a flashlight, and everyone used the light to look around. They saw bodies scattered everywhere. Ji Changtian did a rough count and found at least fourteen to five hundred people.