Hayes never realized that the difference between people can be so big, so big that it is almost similar to the difference between humans and aliens.
When their group was sent to the dark underground space inside this cold and lonely, supposedly moving asteroid, Hays felt that they might have violated some kind of rodent spirit during this period, causing the other party to curse them that they had to drill holes endlessly.
Even the shallowest underground defense network of this asteroid is more than 2 kilometers away from the surface. Such a depth may not bring any sense of security, because when Hayes disembarked, he saw those incredible warships, and their number was so large that it exceeded the sum of the naval battles he had experienced and witnessed over the years.
There is no doubt that this will be an extremely grand and extremely tragic battle, and they can only stay deep underground on the asteroid to wait for their destiny, just like the small mouse hole in the deck of a small boat in the storm.
If the ship sinks, they will die without a place to bury them.
What's worse is that they can't do anything.
Although the fate of the guard soldiers was never controlled by themselves, Hayes still didn't like this feeling, especially when he had some hope for the future. Fortunately, the superiors repeatedly emphasized that their position was very safe and there was no need to worry about bombing.
But putting aside this uncertain fate, their lives were much better after arriving at the asteroid called Destruction Moon. First of all, the food supply, natural grains, vegetables, and even meat that had disappeared for a long time actually appeared, which really gave their stomachs a good comfort. In addition, their original equipment was replaced, from protective gear to clothes, shoes and socks, all of them were replaced with new weapons, and the same was true for weapons. Even Hayes and his machine gun squad became a heavy fire support squad. The original logging gun was thrown. Habrey now had to carry a huge heavy bomb, and the ammunition of the heavy bomb was three times that of the logging gun bullet. Winter could not carry it alone, so Hayes and others could only share some of it.
Of course, there were also many misunderstandings inside. In boxes of supplies, some boxes were filled with the most useless things Hayes could imagine: paper clips, mosquito nets, laxatives, shoelaces, etc., and even a whole box of reproductive precautions. What's even more embarrassing is that when he saw these things, Hayes asked him if he had used them before. Hayes hadn't even seen them, and he only knew their function through his appearance. How could he have used them?
Hashet shook his head and said, "Haes might have killed anyone." Winter was foolishly saying what it means to kill someone, which made Haes even more embarrassing.
After that, their regiment was arranged in an area called A-21-W-118-Z-008. Hayes heard that the entire underground defense was divided into three circles. It was originally five circles, but the mechanical teaching had no more time to dig. Their defense location was a certain area in the second circle. The area consisted of 3 halls and 9 passages. Each of the three halls had an area of ​​10-20 square kilometers, with a vertical height of more than six meters, and was distributed in a font shape. The outermost hall connected to the defensive positions of friendly troops, and there were two halls in the rear, one of which was their resident and warehouse, connecting two defensive positions at the rear, and the other connecting the track facilities of the underground defense system.
But correspondingly, the passage connecting the defense zone is very short, with the shortest being less than 1 meter 6, and the highest being generally no more than 2 meters. The passage becomes narrower the more the interior. It is said that even Hayes has to squat and walk through some key passages.
Due to the haste of time, the Mechanical Education did not have the ability to lay a rail transit system on all positions, and could only build a circle of traffic tracks surrounding the Second and Third Ring Roads. These tracks connect various main defense areas. The huge electrical rail trains can quickly send support troops and weapons and equipment to urgently needed defense positions.
Therefore, in addition to strengthening their positions, they also had to assist some regiments that lacked supplementary resources due to previous combat losses. After all, it is relatively convenient for the local regiments of the Great Vortex to replenish their troops. For example, Hayes and his regiment immediately added more than 3,000 soldiers after arriving in the month of destruction, and the entire regiment's number returned to its peak period of more than 8,000.
So Hayes and the others were sent to transport supplies to a force just a few days ago. Because the other party's position was in the center of power supply in their entire defense zone, there was no track to arrive directly, and the nearest regiment needed to transport it for them.
Hayes thought that such an important position must be an elite.
The fact is, Hashett said, it was undoubtedly an elite force, but it was not quite the same as Hayes imagined.
The elite in his memory must be the solemn and stern look of the Kadians or the Modians, but he felt something was wrong when he saw this army, so he sighed that the difference between the person was so big that it was almost similar to the difference between humans and aliens.
Because that unit is called—
Katachang Jungle Warriors Second Regiment!
They shocked Hayes too much. When they first met, he thought he had entered a bottom nest hut. Their bases were dirty and messy, and everything was piled up and placed at will, with no military discipline at all. Protective gear and weapons were casually on the ground or crates, as if they had no management at all.
As for those soldiers, they were more like barbarians, each of them was frighteningly strong, with red straps tied to their heads, and their arms were thicker than Hayes' thighs, and were often covered with tattoos, including beasts, demons and all kinds of unbearable female exposed patterns. Hayes once doubted whether this regiment had no political commissar or priest at all.
Moreover, Hays didn't like their eyes and attitudes. They always looked extremely arrogant and domineering, with their eyes always mocking and offensive, and they mocked Hays and the others without any concealment. Even if they worked hard to bring boxes of supplies to these barbaric bastards with a trailer, they would even scare Hays and the others with that terrible huge sharp blade and call them "meat-headed soldiers" - at first they called Hays and the others the more filthy "nipples", but they were cursed by an officer later, so they changed to a more "civilized" title.
As for the officer, well, Hayes thought he was a mechanical teacher at first. After all, except those who worship mechanics, he had never seen a person with a high degree of "mechanization". Basically, half of his body was metal and mechanical. His name was "Iron Hand" Stark. He was not a guy who was easy to mess with, and his voice was loud like a starter Chimera.
Chapter completed!