Orders were given in gestures and silence, and a smaller member of the team stepped forward, handed their backpacks and weapons to the nearest people, and leaned down to follow the compaction marks into the snow. As he followed the tracks, the man would stand up at a relatively even distance to indicate the direction of the team's progress in real time.

Unhurried speed, it encountered a few trace deviations in the middle, and then several other people also got into the snow, and the traces used to confuse suddenly lost their effect.

There were only a few traces of Kasia's deliberate set, and the distance was less than three thousand meters long. But by the time Andrew identified the ice cave where Kasia was hiding, it was already two or three hours later. After determining the specific location, Andrew let the team flank a few hundred meters away, and several captains took the bombs that had been prepared at night and quietly approached there.

On the way to trace the traces, Andrew asked all the members of the team to take off their shoes and walk barefoot so that there was almost no sound. The captains placed steel-hulled bombs around the ice cave, and all of them were equipped with mechanical start switches with alloy wires. When this was done, the thirty or so men dispersed, a few of them snipers on the higher ground in the distance, and the rest were spaced apart, fanning themselves around the snow-buried ice cave entrance.

The ice cave is not big, but it is also quite large. Andrew estimated that it was equivalent to a circular area of more than 100 meters in diameter, and its cavity was located several meters deep to the surface of the ice, making it impossible for them to be destroyed by firearms in a short period of time. There were people in the team who carried artillery, but Andrew didn't think a few rounds would be enough to penetrate this thick layer of ice.

One of the captains gestured and asked if he needed to bring someone in for a surprise attack. Andrew didn't answer immediately, quietly looking ahead. The ice has become a natural barrier between the two, and if the remaining 100 or so people who follow behind can arrive at this time, they don't have to think about the loss required to destroy the ice. It's just that now, in order to hurry, and also considering the nature of the enemy, there is no ammunition to meet the saturated fire suppression, and Andrew has always been reluctant to let these people fight the enemy in close combat.

"It's uncertain how big the impact of the left shoulder injury will be. After the enemy entered the scaly state, except for me, who could resist a little, there were a few captains left. Even if it is equipped with blue and silver bullets, there is no heavy weapon to make the firepower stronger, and relying on the firearm alone is always a little worse. After thinking about it for a while, Andrew still thinks that it is necessary to understand the enemy's current situation first.

Waving at one of the captains, Andrew led five men to clear the snow from the entrance to the ice cave, while the others stood on guard.

The movement seemed to be gentle, and the speed at which several people cleared the snow was very fast, without the upper limit of ordinary human physical strength, and in a few minutes, a gently slope-like pit appeared in front of everyone. And the entrance to the ice cave also reveals a tiny gap. Through him, he could see nothing but dim, dry air in the ice cave.

It's so quiet, not even the air is flowing in it. Several of the temperature senses were the same as at the beginning, not picking up anything, and listening closely, there was no sound. At this time, Andrew tightened the clothes that were hung with special steel-hulled bombs on the inside, and under a few silent orders, the two captains each led three people to the two sides of the entrance, and through the gap, several signal flares were shot into the inside.

The white light illuminated the ice cave, and in the bright light of ten meters and seconds, the eyes of more than a dozen people scanned it from various positions. There was no gain, just some signs of someone having been here, most notably the black chest at the end of the ice cave, which contained two firecrackers that had not been taken.

It suddenly became a contest of patience, and Andrew did not act rashly, and several captains swept away a patch of snow and clinged to the ice to catch the sound, trying to determine whether the enemy was moving in the ice cave. Seeing that there was no result, Andrew asked the two captains and several other team members to dig several blocks of ice from elsewhere to compact the snow at the entrance, revealing a larger observation space.

Nothing was observed, so Andrew asked the two captains to carefully go to the ice cave with several people one after the other. The others followed closely behind, spreading out in formation, which would allow for greater range and greater fire assistance in the event of an emergency.

"Evacuate as soon as possible. Before giving the order, Andrew gestured and said, "There must be a trap set by the enemy in the ice cave." ”

I don't know when it started, but Andrew could already catch the rising heartbeats of some of the people in the group. This is a very normal situation, because along with him he feels a lot of pressure.

A captain and three members of the team sank into the ice cave, and the remains of the flare just fell on the ice, and a little residual smoke was still emitting. The four lines of sight instantly scanned the inside of the ice cave, and as soon as one person made a gesture that no enemy had been found and that he was waiting to be observed, a tactical knife had already been slammed into his neck, directly piercing.

As blood splattered out, the gunfire reverberated with a boom. Only the captain pulled out in time, and the other two exploded in their bodies and brains, and fell heavily at the entrance.

Several flares followed up and poured into the ice cave, and several team members with shooting angles had already begun to shoot at the approximate area where the enemy was hiding. The formation quickly closed towards the men, and the ice splashed under the cross-fire. After three or four breaths, dozens of steel-hulled bombs rolled down the uneven inner wall of the ice cave like chess pieces, and exploded.

At this moment, nearly half of the people, led by several captains and Andrew, rushed into the ice cave in a few steps while facing the explosion area indiscriminately.

The violently flowing air already smelled of gunsmoke, and Andrew squinted his eyes as he directed the team to disperse, his bare skin completely covered in a rough white substance. It looks like an exoskeleton, but it's not as hard as a skeleton should be. The babai substance is a thick film-like with some wrinkles that cling to the body.

In the time he took a few steps, the film substance was filled with something, and the visible wrinkles disappeared in an instant, but they still looked rough. The size of the body also swelled in the filling of the membrane substance, and the clothes cracked a few times, and the special steel-hulled bombs hung on his body also stood out, growing all over his body like tumors.

Spreading out the muzzles of the players, it was as if they were all discussing for a while, and the ballistic line was turned in a visible state, and at this moment it was all focused on Andrew.

"Knock knock!" Clusters of bullets slammed into Andrew's body, making a hollow sound like stones crashing into a deep pool.

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