The high ground and the camp below had seen their encounter with the bombardment, and it was only after the deputy team leader called upwards that they learned An Zhiyuan had personally led a team down the mountain. According to the current situation, they must have encountered an attack from the enemy.
While returning fire, they were also immediately dispatching reinforcements.
But now, with conditions unclear and the roads dangerously slick, even if they were rushing over, it would take no less than two hours to locate their exact position—where could they be?
What baffled them the most was how, in the rain, visibility was so poor that targets could hardly be seen, yet why could the enemy fire so accurately?
What had given away An Zhiyuan and his team's position?
