For the guards within a hair's breadth of the explosive threat, there was now only one choice.
Rather than sit and wait to die, they might as well take their chances.
As long as the detonator for that phone bomb was on those two suspicious individuals, they had a chance of surviving.
Fortunately, everything went smoothly, and both suspects were subdued.
The guards found two pistols on them, along with the phone used to detonate the phone bomb.
The pistols were not important, and neither was the phone.
What mattered most was that the guards suffered no other attacks throughout the process of dealing with the two suspicious boys.
To be precise, they should have been called terrorists.
Once the phone bomb and pistols appeared, the nature of these two Southeast Asian boys was firmly established.
Carrying dangerous items in an assault on the Four-Country, Five-Region Joint Operations command center, the two were clearly terrorists through and through.
The phone bomb's detonation mechanism was simple: calling the number corresponding to the phone on the bomb would set it off.
Normally, since Nuo Ka had sent two boys to retaliate against the Four-Country, Five-Region Joint Operations Group.
He should have arranged a backup to be on the safe side.
But the reality of his situation clearly did not allow Nuo Ka to do so.
For one thing, his forces had suffered a crushing blow, leaving him with no choice but to hole up in his secret base.
Under those circumstances, he simply had no suitable manpower available.
The reason was simple: everyone who lived with him at his base had his trust.
And the most basic trait these people shared was that they used drugs.
Even these two unusual terrorists had to use cosmetics to conceal the drug sores on their