"It's not good..." A guard soldier stumbled towards the temporary camp, muttering words that foreshadowed bad news. He stumbled and fell to the ground, not caring about the mud stained on his pants and hands, and got up.
Then he was ready to rush into the camp.
"Stop, password!" A sentry patrolling with a rifle stood up and shouted loudly, causing the soldiers who were trying to attack the camp to stop, and tremblingly answered the previously agreed password.
After his identity was verified, the soldier who ran back was helped into the camp. He was given some warm water and his breathing rhythm gradually calmed down. The soldier said: "Please take me to see the team leader. I have an emergency report."
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"Are you saying that the comrades who went to the county with you to contact the local organization were captured by the enemy in an ambush? Tell me about the details." The team leader was in a meeting with the team leaders. As soon as he heard the bad news, he quickly asked for details.
"Yes...it's like this. After breakfast today, Captain Ding assigned tasks and named Jin Chengyu and me. According to the plan, we walked to Lianhua Street in the west of Jinghai Office to find a contact person. I guarded him on the other side of the road.
Jin Chengyu went to the contact point to explore the way... Not long after he entered, he was escorted out by the military police from the longevity material shop of the contact point. I was alone. After leaving the city gate, I ran back to report and asked the captain to think of a solution.
Save Chengyu..." The soldier who ran all the way back to the camp just calmed down for a while, and then became excited again as he spoke, his voice trembling and hoarse with a cry.
The team leader asked a few more questions, got a general understanding of the situation, comforted the soldier who reported the news, and then asked the soldier on duty to help him down to rest.
The team leader turned around and looked at Captain Ding, who was assigned the liaison mission: "These two soldiers are your subordinates. Tell me what you think."