They Must Be Blind!
Running over this distance of twenty meters would take a short time, but the sound of running would definitely attract the enemy's attention. Stealthily advancing would take a long time and carry a high risk of being exposed. In addition, their team of ten people was extremely conspicuous, so the chance of being exposed was 100%.
Now it seems there's only one option left: a direct assault!
However, just as they were checking their weapons and preparing to launch an attack at any moment, Chen Mo had been standing quietly against the wall with a calm and composed expression, suddenly lit up his eyes, quickly gave the group a "follow" gesture, and then immediately stepped out of his hiding place and strode towards the passageway between two outer buildings not far away.
He didn't even draw the pistol from the holsters on his thighs!
Victor and James followed closely behind, rifles in hand, and strode out. The other team members, disregarding everything else, quickly followed behind them, their hands gripping the rifles tightly to their chests, ready to fire at any moment and prepared to dodge enemy attacks.
They followed Chen Mo with bated breath, their nerves on edge and their hearts pounding with tension. However, the expected gunshots never rang out, even after they had passed through the passageway between the two houses and arrived outside the house in the middle.
They walked past a Legion Vietnam soldiers with almost complete nonchalance and blatant bravado.
Were those Vietnam soldiers blind? Not a single one of them noticed them!
Keep in mind that they weren't walking very fast, and with ten of them, the whole process took about seven or eight seconds. Even if someone turned their head away, it's impossible for them all to have passed through at exactly the same time. That would be too much of a coincidence.
This somewhat bizarre situation left the Special Operations Team soldiers puzzled. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't figure out the reason. In the end, they could only attribute it to their good luck, or rather, that Chen Mo, who was leading them, had chosen an extremely opportune moment to pass through, just in time when all the soldiers' attention had shifted away from the vicinity of the passage.
In fact, their guess was not wrong. However, Chen Mo relied not on luck, but on his own incredibly powerful perception. Chen Mo clearly grasped the position and movements of every Vietnam soldier in the houses, so he was able to find an opportunity when everyone had shifted their gaze and could not immediately return.
However, the story doesn't end there. Although they managed to break through the enemy's defenses and reach the house where their target was located by taking advantage of Chen Mo's control over the enemy's position and movements, don't forget that there are still nearly a hundred soldiers hiding in the surrounding houses!
Once they attack the house in front of them, they will inevitably alert the enemy, and a fierce battle will be unavoidable. Moreover, they are surrounded by nearly a hundred soldiers and will face attacks from all sides, making the situation even more dangerous than before.
The palms of the special forces soldiers gripping their guns were sweating profusely, wondering how many of them would survive this World War I.
In fact, in the history of the Vietnam War, the mortality rate of MACV-SOG special forces soldiers was 100%!
In other words, when the war ended, all the SOG special forces soldiers who participated in the war were killed, and none survived!
Even if they don't die on the first mission, they will eventually perish in the subsequent dangerous and complex missions. The only difference is how many missions they complete and when they die.
However, Chen Mo would naturally not bring his team members to their deaths.
After sensing the situation inside the target house in front of him and finding that there was no defense at all, and that many people were not even carrying guns, Chen Mo gestured to all the soldiers except himself to prepare to attack!
All the soldiers had grim expressions, gripped their rifles tightly, and formed ranks, ready to break down the door and launch a strong attack. Victor and James, on the other hand, were excited and eager, and took the initiative to stand at the front of the formation, ready to break in.
After Chen Mo swung his arm down, Victor kicked the door open, and the door panel completely detached from the wall and flew horizontally into the room. Immediately afterwards, a sound of flesh being violently impacted came from inside the room.
Victor and James rushed into the room right behind the door, raising their rifles and firing a burst of bullets at the soldiers inside.
The screams of the man who was hit by the door were drowned out by the loud gunshots.
Although the other Special Operations Team were not as quick as Victor and James, they quickly followed behind them and rushed into the room, launching an attack before the people inside could react.
This house is located at the deepest part of the village. Not only is the village full of sentries, but there are also a large number of soldiers secretly guarding the houses around it. If an enemy were to invade, they would be discovered very quickly. It would be impossible for them to sneak in silently. Therefore, the people in the house were not very vigilant. Even the soldiers in charge of guarding the house only had their guns on their backs and did not hold them in their hands.
At that moment Victor, James, and the Special Operations Team soldiers suddenly broke down the door and stormed in. They didn't have time to react, and before they could even get the guns off their backs, many of them had already been hit by bullets fired by the Special Operations Team at the door.
However, the soldiers guarding the core were elite warriors. Although the incident was sudden, some of them reacted quickly the moment the door was breached, found cover in time to evade the first wave of attacks from the Special Operations Team, and quickly picked up their weapons to launch a counterattack.
After successfully eliminating a significant number of enemies in a surprise attack and removing the enemy's numerical advantage, the well-trained Special Operations Team did not remain stationary and continue attacking. Instead, while maintaining suppressive fire, they quickly dispersed to seek cover and engaged in a firefight with the Vietnam soldiers who had survived the first wave of attacks. However, by this time, they had gained a numerical advantage, coupled with their excellent combat skills and seamless teamwork, firmly maintaining the upper hand in the battle.
Despite this, the Special Operations Team in the room showed no signs of relief.
Although they had the upper hand inside the room, they shouldn't forget that there were nearly a hundred soldiers outside. They must have been alerted by the gunfire and would arrive soon. At that time, they would be surrounded and in danger. All they could do now was to quickly eliminate the enemy forces in front of them and capture the high-ranking enemy officer before the main enemy force arrived, so that the enemy soldiers would hesitate to act and allow them to leave safely.
I finally finished writing two chapters today, but I have a lot of things to do tomorrow, so I can't guarantee how much I'll be able to write. I can only say that I'll do my best!