Only when the subsequent mechanical forces caught up did Bo'er dare to stand up at the slope.
He immediately looked at the truck bed, where more than a dozen corpses lay, three of whom were from his squad.
In the morning, they were still talking about their uncertain future, but a few hours later, those three had become corpses.
One of the two new recruits was so scared he wet himself, and couldn't even hold his gun steady.
Soon, the officer began checking the casualty numbers. They had killed more than a hundred people, but had lost over three hundred themselves. The commander's face was blue.
The plan was originally a surprise attack, but now it seems the opponent was well-prepared; the battles ahead would be even tougher.
They quickly tidied up the battlefield, and the bodies were thrown onto transport trucks to be sent to the rear.
