Because he escaped a Norman crew member, Weiss and Keith faced a very realistic problem: to stay in this cabin full of artificial star source stone manufacturing machines, they will soon be attacked by many Norman soldiers. They are not Superman or Iron Man, and they may be dead in the end. They escort these Normans back to the side gun position and invite more companions to come and support. These machines that are more precious than gold may be exploded by the Normans themselves, and the Federal Army may miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Where to go is very confusing.

Weiss hesitated and gritted his teeth and said to Case: "Listen, you are escorting this guy back the same way, hurry up and find more brothers to support me, I am escorting others here to guard them. These machines are very important to the Federation and are crucial. No matter how expensive it is, we must keep them!"

"No, let me stay!" Case said without hesitation, "Sir, you are the combat staff of the division headquarters and the elite of the Federal Army. Such dangerous tasks should be carried out by professional assaulters like me in any case."

Weiss made a fuss: "I don't think there is any need to argue about this issue. Let's leave quickly, otherwise it will be too late!"

What else did Case want to say? The Norman officer who was captured by them suddenly rose up. He pushed Case over with his shoulder, then kicked Weiss down, shouting Norman, and the three captured Norman crew members immediately ran away with him.

Weiss got up and shot after the backs of the Normans. Kess was not out of weakness. He sat on the base of the machine and raised his hand to fire. Two Norman crew members fell down, but the other crew member and the non-commissioned officer passed through the gap between the machines, escaped Weiss and Kess' bullets, and then ran quickly to the other end of the cabin and escaped from an open hatch!

"Damn!" Weiss smashed the ground with a fist depressedly. He had previously let a Norman crew member close the hatch door. Then he discussed countermeasures with Case, and ignored the fact that Norman officers could understand Ulster. This guy didn't want to die, but it didn't mean he would let his opponent mercy...

Case quickly stood up, reached out and pulled Weiss, then leaned over and picked up the rifles and bullets left by the Norman soldiers, and said resolutely: "I'll close the hatch doors and destroy the switches by the way. Even if the Norman soldiers come, they won't be able to get in for a while. Sir, you will return the same way and go to get the reinforcements! The speed is fast!"

After saying that, he didn't wait for Weis to express his opinion and ran towards the cabin door where the Normans slipped away. At this point, Weiss no longer struggled and turned around and ran from the cabin door where they had just come in. However, before his leg had stepped out of the cabin door, he suddenly found someone in the passage ahead. Although he couldn't see the other person's appearance and could not tell the details of his outfit, the shape of the steel helmet made Weiss' heart wrinkle: he was a Norman soldier!

The other party quickly raised his gun and aimed it. Due to inertia, it was too late for Weis to turn. He instinctively made a sliding shovel action and quickly pressed down. Before his back hit the ground, he felt a bullet flying over his forehead.

Qiangqiang escaped the misfortune of being shot by the enemy by the enemy. Weiss didn't think much about it and threw the gun with his right hand. The first bullet was slightly off. The second and third shots all hit the target, and he was still trying to shoot, but the bolt came with a crisp click.

Oops, Norman's prisoner of war suddenly fled, and he fired several shots, and then forgot to replace the magazine. If there was only one pistol, he would probably be killed by his opponent!

After Weiss fired all the bullets of the pistol in his left hand, the Norman soldiers on the opposite side could not move, but the crisis was not lifted. Another Norman soldiers came to the passage, one, two, and three. Before they could stop shooting, Weiss rolled and crawled into the cabin door, and closed the cabin door from inside as Kess's operation, shouting: "Kase! Kess! I was blocked by the Norman soldiers!"

Case did not respond, but there were gunshots of Norman rifles coming one after another.

Weiss was shocked and hurriedly changed the magazine and quickly prepared for his last try.

In despair, Case suddenly appeared. He held the Norman rifle and stared at Weiss: "Why haven't you left yet?"

Weiss pointed to the hatch and said, "I met the Norman soldier! Kill one, at least three more!"

Case looked at the hatch gate valve next to Weiss and shouted: "Get out of here!"

Weis hurriedly walked a few steps aside, and saw Kes aiming at him, hitting the gate valve with a bang, then retracting the chamber and loading the bullet, and firing another shot.

Although not sure whether doing so would ensure that the cabin door was closed, Weiss was not too long-winded and went straight to the runway where the Norman soldiers had just killed them, picked up their rifles and bullets, and the ammunition was sufficient, but unfortunately they did not carry pineapple bullets.

When Weiss collected weapons and ammunition on the spot, Case also did the same thing. The gate valves that opened and closed the hatch doors were damaged, and it seemed that they could not break through actively, but the news could not be spread. What's the point of staying to defend?

Thinking about this clearly, Weiss quickly opened his cheating and used his "human radar" to observe the situation outside the cabin doors. When he came, the passage was blocked tightly by a team of Norman soldiers, and Norman soldiers also arrived at the other three cabin doors.

"We were surrounded by the Normans," Weiss said to Keith, "It seems that there are all directions, and the layout here is definitely not enough to be firmly guarded. Why not... Which hatch door is broken first, and we will forcefully break through from there, how about it?"

Keys hesitated for a moment, then laughed without warning.

"Do you know? Sir, my previous generation, my father and uncle, all died in battle. The Normans killed them. In my generation, six brothers and cousins ​​were summoned to the army, and three have been killed in battle so far. If I die here today, the number of people who sacrificed their lives for the country is just the same as the previous generation. Anyway, they are dead. Instead of huddling in the corner and being beaten to death by the Normans, it is better to go crazy and let the Normans see how brave the Federalists are!"

As soon as Weiss said the word "good", his words were interrupted by a violent explosion. Looking in the sound, rolling smoke poured in from the door of the cabin to the left of the ship. He quickly narrowed his eyes and observed that there was no enemy in the passage outside the bombed cabin door. In order to avoid being injured by the explosion, the Norman soldiers retreated quite far away.

Without time to be pretentious and not time to feel feelings, Weiss confirmed his eyes with the "Ape" Case again. The two of them had a Norman rifle with bayonets inserted into the back, and two Federal Army standard pistols inserted between their waists, and walked towards the direction of the smoke without hesitation.

The smoke from the explosion not only obscured the field of view, but also made people feel uncomfortable in their eyes and difficulty in breathing. Weiss took the initiative to walk in front. When he came to the door of the cabin, the Norman soldiers had already appeared in the passage. He kneeled on one knee, raised his gun to shoot at a standard kneeling position, and returned the bullets and reloaded the bullets as fast as possible. After three shots, two Norman soldiers were knocked down. Then, he threw down his rifle, drew out his pistol, fired his bow from left to right, and shot all the magazines, killing two other Norman soldiers.

"Two left!" Weiss shouted, "Assault!"

Case had no way to shoot the enemy soldiers accurately through the undispersed smoke like Weiss. He carried the Norman rifle and rushed in a shattering step. He just waited for the Norman soldiers to appear in the sight hole of the rifle, and then fired decisively. After one shot, he retracted the bullet at an astonishing rate, squatted down and fired the second shot in a kneeling position, then pulled the bolt to withdraw the bullet, aimed at it, and fired the third shot on the spot.

After three shots, the remaining two Norman soldiers were also knocked down, and the cabin passage was unobstructed!

After discovering the enemy situation ahead, Weiss quickly replaced the magazines for the two pistols and rushed forward in a double-gun manner. Kess looked back and took out the magazine from his pocket, filled it into the rifle magazine compartment, and held the rifle flat to cover Weiss.

The two of them soon arrived at a corner. Weiss slowed down and squinted his eyes to reconnaissance. Then he stretched out three fingers in front of Keith, indicating that there were three Norman soldiers on the right side of the fork. The sound of footsteps sounded very close...

Weiss took a deep breath and leaned over and flashed out. Although the three Norman soldiers running along the passage heard the gunshots, they did not expect that their companions in front had been knocked down in the cabin passage, and they did not expect that they would catch the enemy at the fork. The Norman soldier who was walking in the front was burly. He had no time to "brake" and picked up his rifle to prepare for a marching and shooting. As a result, before pulling the trigger, he was hit by five or six pistol bullets on the front, and then barely fired a shot, but his accurate head was obviously off.

Half the magazine bullet was fired, Weiss stopped shooting, and waited for the big Norman soldier to pounce forward, then aimed at the second Norman soldier and opened fire. He fired all the remaining bullets in the magazine in one breath, and then used one of the basic military skills that he had repeatedly practiced at the Baston Military Academy, rolled sideways, and rolled to the opposite side of the fork with his gun.

Weiss simply killed two of the three Norman soldiers, leaving the rest for Case to solve. The agile "Ape" stepped on Weiss' rolling sideways and poked out half of his body from the fork, and only took a very short time to aim, and then shot him.

The two of them joined forces to kill three Norman soldiers, and the time it took was less than ten seconds. After that, they both leaned against the bulkhead, loaded bullets, and then looked at each other from the air, nodding to greet them.

The crazy feeling is so refreshing!

After the madness, the two fell into a brief confusion at the fork in the road: Where should we go next?

At this moment, an explosion came from the cabin where the artificial star source stone manufacturing machine was placed, but it should not be blasting the machine, but just blasting the cabin door. The invaders could not be found in the cabin, and the Norman soldiers would soon follow this passage. Weiss gritted his teeth and chose the passage towards the stern of the ship.

Keith followed Weis without saying a word, walked out more than ten meters, and there was another fork, either turning right or going down the steps.
Chapter completed!