An Unbeatable Enemy

To ensure the enemy was completely dead, he personally led his men to pursue them.

But it seemed as if God was protecting the other person.

Even though he had clearly caught the other party's tail, he was worried that the other party might have left the documents with one of the Infected, so he chose to kill the innocent rather than let the guilty go free.

But unexpectedly, a well-equipped combat squad appeared out of nowhere and rescued the man along with most of the remaining Infected.

By the time they reached this village, they had lost dozens of their own men.

Just as he was about to give up the pursuit, the people above reappeared in front of him.

However, this time the other side also brought Originium Cannon.

Then, with an incredulous look on his face, he began bombarding the small mountain village.

He thought he was cold-blooded and ruthless enough, but he never imagined launching an attack of this magnitude against a village inhabited by ordinary people.

"Didn't you think it was difficult to deal with ordinary people? Now that almost everyone down there is Infected, you shouldn't feel any guilt about killing them, right?"

Recalling the words of the officer who led the team, whose eyes were devoid of any emotion, he felt a chill run down his spine.

He was then ordered to lead more than two hundred men in a surprise attack on the village.

Then they fought a fierce battle with the Rhodes Island team for more than two days, finally cornering them inside the school.

His forehead was also covered in sweat.

After a prolonged and fruitless attack, he was unsure how much patience his superiors had left.

The fear is that the military, in order to completely eliminate those guys, might choose to launch an indiscriminate attack while they are fighting their opponents hiding in the school.

However, he also understood that if he couldn't get rid of the guys in the school, he and his group might really have to die with them.

Just as he was about to order his men to focus fire, a voice suddenly came through his earpiece.

"Boss, a little kid suddenly appeared outside the school gate."

We are preparing to fire...

Yes, she's not dead...

Oh no, she's charging at us...

Boom...

Monster, it's a monster...

The sound stopped abruptly, and all that could be heard was heavy breathing from the other end of the earpiece; the person on the other end seemed to be avoiding something.

A few seconds later, footsteps could be heard.

"Looking and looking for friends, I found a good friend... Oh dear, I have a new friend again."

The voice of a little girl, which would normally bring a smile to someone's face, came from the other end of the communicator, but it sent chills down everyone's spine.

"Aaaaaah, don't come any closer..." Then came a series of teeth-grinding crunching sounds.

Even without seeing the actual scene, they could hear the sound of bones being crushed.

"Dear adults, hide well, the hunting game is about to begin!"

Hahaha, ahahahahaha~

After a brief silence, just when they thought it was over, the little girl's slightly manic laughter came through the earpiece.

On the other side, Suika crushed the microphone in her hand.

Then he looked at the unrecognizable lump of flesh next to him with a look of disgust.

Suika had absolutely no liking for these guys who attacked civilians.

Since their plan was to kill everyone here and then disguise it as Catastrophe, she wouldn't hold back.

After all, although there was no real Catastrophe, she, the Catastrophe Messenger of "Catastrophe," had already arrived here.

After walking out of the dilapidated house, she looked around and then exhaled sharply.

Countless Little Suika flew out and scattered in all directions.

"You just need to find people. If there are any survivors in the village still outside, rescue them if you can. Mark the enemies; I want to crush them all one by one."

After Suika finished speaking, the Little Suika scattered and flew to various corners of the village, while many more flew towards the surrounding mountains.

After all, if artillery were to bombard a village, the enemy's artillery would most likely be located on the surrounding mountains and would not have been withdrawn yet.

She didn't believe that the other party would just finish with a few rounds of sex.

The reason for not launching an attack is probably that the opposing superiors demanded to see the high-ranking official's children alive or dead.

Otherwise, the enemy should have simply razed the village to the ground long ago, instead of choosing to let these mercenaries fight Rhodes Island's squad in urban warfare within the village.

However, Suika shared the same thought as the mercenary leader: the other party's patience would definitely not last long.

If the mercenaries fail to capture the target quickly, the impatient enemy will definitely choose to use artillery and witchcraft to level the village.

This kind of choice is frequently seen at the highest levels of government in various countries.

They've done it this way before, and they'll do it this way in the future.

It all depends on how long that important person's patience lasts.

Suika, however, would not entrust the safety of herself and the Rhodes Island group to the patience of these important figures.

That's why she sent Little Suika to take the initiative and find the enemies hiding in the nearby mountains.

What she needs to do now is to wipe out all these guys in the village.

As Suika approached a shed and opened the door, she saw a blade flash aimed straight at her neck.

Even a fully armed ordinary person would likely be decapitated by such a powerful and heavy blow.

Unfortunately, the opponent was facing Suika.

With just a simple adjustment of the Density and Sparsity of her skin, Suika easily withstood the fatal blow.

Furthermore, he even broke the opponent's longsword in two.

The person who was initially confident in his attack was completely dumbfounded.

Even though Suika's fair neck was completely unprotected, his strike felt as if he had cut into D32 Steel.

Not only did it not leave a mark on Suika's neck, but the long sword was also broken by the impact.

Moreover, the recoil tore his hand, and the broken knife, which he could no longer hold, fell to the ground.

Looking up at the other person, Suika smiled sweetly.

"Well played"

He then swept his hand out, instantly refining the opponent.

Chapter 552 An Unsolvable Enemy

After dealing with the people inside the house, Little Suika's report came from outside.

The village is not very big, and the houses are basically built along the road from north to south.

The distance from the northernmost point to the southernmost point is less than three kilometers.

The school is located in the southern third of the area. The key point is that behind this place is a depression surrounded by a large mountain, and the two sides of the mountain are cliffs, making it impossible to come down from the mountain behind.

Therefore, the Rhodes Island team at the school and the villagers only need to defend two directions.

That's why they were able to survive for so long with their few houses.

Suika, on the other hand, planned to deal with the enemies to the south first.

The reason is simple: there aren't many people in the south; it's mainly used to prevent people from the village from escaping.

The enemy's main force is mostly in the north.

Less than five minutes later, Suika returned to the school gate.

Behind her, to the south, all that remained were ruins.

As for the enemies inside, they were either Suika or beaten into a pulp.

Meanwhile, the mercenaries hidden in the corner were all drenched in sweat.

Everyone could hear the wails from the south just now very clearly.

In particular, the chilling "Find a Friend" song that precedes each wail sends shivers down everyone's spine.

When many people saw Suika, looking adorably clueless, skipping and hopping out from the other side of the street, they were utterly devastated.

But before they could react, they saw Suika cup her hands in front of her mouth, making a megaphone shape.

"Are you all hidden?"

I'm coming!

After saying that, Suika activated her skill again— Boar Rush —and crashed headfirst into a house.

Then, familiar music and screams began to echo throughout the village.

At the farthest point in the north, Ankawen was covered in sweat.

Despite the officer's assurance that the village was under complete control and no reinforcements would arrive, an incredibly mysterious and powerful reinforcement suddenly appeared.

In just a few minutes, all of his men in the south had died, and in the north, they could only hear their voices but not see them (those they saw were all dead).

He had already seen some of his subordinates unable to withstand the pressure and choosing to run away.

He actually wanted to run away, but he didn't dare.

Because he knew that the road to the north was heavily guarded.

If they can successfully kill their target here, they might have a chance to survive.

However, if the mission fails and those soldiers get involved in the battle, everyone in the village, including them, will die there.

However, he didn't have much time left to think about these things.

Because this stretch of road is far too short for Suika.

With Little Suika's help in locking onto the target, Suika can easily pinpoint the enemy hiding inside the house without much effort.

Or they might leisurely stroll to the doorway and then suddenly peek inside to stare at the other person, or they might punch right through the house from outside and grab the person pressed against the wall by the neck.

Suika put all the scenes from the horror movies she had watched into practice, and the subjects of her experiments were these mercenaries who were already dead in her eyes.

"Everyone, grab your weapons and go outside."

"If we stay inside, she'll just kill us one by one!"

As Suika ever closer, Ankawen figured he was going to die anyway, so he might as well fight it out.

Furthermore, Suika's fighting style is all about surprise attacks, so he felt that Suika might not be good at head-on combat.

They arrived on the street with their trusted confidants and last men, their faces filled with fear as they looked ahead, but their companions gave them some courage.

"Ah!" A scream rang out, and then a head flew out of a nearby house and landed at Ankawen's feet.

Then Suika, covered in blood, slowly walked out of the house.

"Why are you all out here? I haven't had enough fun yet!"

Suika looked at the enemy opposite her, who was holding a weapon but trembling with fear, feigning regret.

"If we leave now, will you let us go? We still have about a hundred people here. If a fight breaks out, you won't come out on top either."

Ankawen looked at Suika with feigned composure and asked, but the tremor in his voice betrayed his inner unease.

Hearing his words, Suika scoffed.

"Let you go?"

Who will pay for the deaths of the three Rhodes Island operators? Who will pay for the deaths of the innocent villagers? And who will pay for the deaths of the Infected you killed?

I'm standing here with no intention of giving you a way out.

But I'll give you a chance. Attack me, and I'll make sure you die like warriors.

As Suika spoke, she opened her arms and walked forward.

She had already taken down the chains and tied them to her wrists.

As she moved, the two chains dragged on the ground, making a serpentine scraping sound.