Chapter 159: 94. Underground Encounter_3

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“Quick, everyone stop! All stop! Everyone build a firepower network on the spot to take out these Skeleton Hounds! Hurry up! And you guys, quickly go into the underground tunnel and call people over to help!”

Noland Lee hid behind a rock, frowning at Kasha’s performance.

Lacking on-the-spot command experience and over-trusting her own judgment, Noland Lee doubted if she had received formal military education.

If she had built the firepower network and called for support earlier, the situation wouldn’t have been so dire.

Just as Noland was shaking his head and secretly criticizing Kasha’s command ability, a more difficult situation emerged.

As the saying goes, where there are Skeleton Hounds, there must be Skeleton Warriors, and where there are Skeleton Warriors, there must be a Big Skeleton to command them.

As the Intelligence Division Two soldiers were barely able to use firepower to stop the Skeleton Hounds, a group of metal skeletons with a metallic sheen began marching towards the firepower network, undeterred by the silenced bullets.

Behind this group of metal skeletons, the figure of a Big Skeleton appeared one with a metallic coating, unlike the ordinary Big Skeletons that lose a bit of bone dust with every step.

Kasha’s face changed dramatically, and her voice became sharp and piercing, like a crow’s scream:

“Damn it! How can these undead military units of the barbarian faction appear here? I hate these undead creatures with metal coatings the most! Quickly, get the Bee Syrup Bombs from the car! Hurry up! …Where’s our backup? Where’s

Cavado?!”

“Kasha, watch your language.”

A deep male voice rang out, and although it was neither sharp like Kasha’s nor loud, it instantly silenced the enraged Kasha.

“Kasha, isn’t it just letting that Sin Soldier No. 888 slip away from you? Look at your current state, you don’t look anything like a Senior Investigator of

Military Intelligence Second Division. I hope you’ll calm down as quickly as possible. ”

The man who was speaking emerged from the entrance of the underground tunnel, followed by soldiers carrying light machine guns and bomb launchers.

Kasha was reprimanded by her chief officer, her chest heaving and her hands tightly gripping her rifle. Her face flushed and paled, both ashamed and indignant.

“Sir, I’m sorry for my behavior.”

Kasha trembled before lowering her head under the oppressive gaze of the officer, and she tried to explain:

“Sir, the Undead Poisonous Fog is spreading in the castle. Murphy and Grett are fighting outside the castle. Sin Soldier No. 888 may have already been poisoned to death in the isolation room. All I’m thinking about is catching him quickly, that’s why I am so anxious.”

The Lieutenant Intelligence Officer 2 called Cavado used gestures to give orders to his subordinates, before looking at Kasha and speaking in a deep voice:

“I know you want to pry everything that could be detrimental to Murphy from Sin Soldier No. 888’s mouth. You sisters are like this, clear about each other’s malice, but not letting go of each other.”

Kasha spoke bitterly, and muttered under her breath:

“I am not related to that vile woman studying the Undead Runes… She tainted her own bloodline, and I would love to see her hanged.”

Noland was stunned by this.

Do Kasha and Murphy look alike?

Not really.

But then, why did Cavado say they were family? Were they adopted, or was it a family issue after remarriage?

Wrong, not right. Kasha mentioned the word “bloodline,” so there must have been a blood relation between her and Murphy. But why didn’t they look alike?

Noland was baffled..