Chapter 16 Dawn Attack
The fifth day of the Torrential Rain, at three in the morning.
With a loud bang.
A hole opened in the wall.
A sinister ugly face leaned to the hole entrance, looking at me inside the house:
"Hehe, supplies, I'm here..."
I pursed my lips without speaking. The Electronic Crossbow in my hand had already accurately shot toward the man's arm that was reaching in.
Three arrows in a row. The man cried out in pain and shrank back.
Xu Hui's voice also became clearer on the corridor outside:
"Use it, you useless things! Use the human wave tactic to take her down!"
After the noisy clamor, the hole in the wall became larger and larger.
One man after another tried to drill in.
My arrows also became fewer and fewer until the last one was used up.
Xu Hui suddenly laughed lightly: "Song Ning, you have no arrows left, right."
She was still the person who knew me best.
Unfortunately, she had still failed to live up to this understanding.
After a round of defense, I also grew calmer.
I quickly discarded the empty Electronic Crossbow, opened the scabbard, clasped my hands together, and gripped the sharp Tang Sword in my hand tightly:
"Xu Hui, have you forgotten why you were friends with me in the first place?"
Because I came from Taekwondo.
Our first meeting was me helping drive away the drunk hooligan harassing her.
Without arrows, I could still use the knife.
Without the knife, I still had so many rebar on the wall, my fists and legs.
In this lifetime, I would definitely protect myself well.
The hole entrance was very small. They tried to expand it while sending people to drill in one after another.
My knife in my hand struck their bodies without any rules and skillfully avoided dangerous parts.
Blood dyed the entire wall red. The entire space was filled with the men's rapid breathing:
"Damn! This woman is crazy. I'm not doing it anymore. I'm starving to death. I'm going to find those people locked up."
He wanted to find those old weak women and children.
I gritted my teeth, picked up a few biscuits from the table, and threw them out through the hole entrance.
I said sternly: "Your opponent is me!"
Not that I was a saint. It was just that being able to drag on for a while was a while.
I anxiously looked at the watch on my wrist. The pointer slowly jumped to five in the morning.
Finally, a whistle sounded from outside the window, coming from far to near.
Everyone subconsciously put down their knives and rushed to the windows to look.
A huge military transport ship was slowly sailing toward here.