No 1 Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 1226

By this time it was completely dark, and Leo immediately said to Red Rose, "Come on, let's go over there first, hide at the foot of the wall and see what happens."

"Okay!"

Red Rose answered, then she carried her sniper rifle and followed behind Leo, creeping forward.

With his memory of the road, Leo quickly and smoothly led Red Rose to under the corner of the wall.

Fortunately, they did not encounter any snipers on this stretch of road.

Harriet took out her night-vision binoculars and she brightened the night-vision luminance.

When she saw that Leo and Red Rose were safely under the wall, she let out a sigh of relief and said, "Julia, they have reached the foot of the wall."

Julia also breathed a sigh of relief, "That's good! We can't see in this dark night, and we can't help."

Harriet sighed and said, "There's nothing we can do, we'll just have to wait."

At that moment it began to rain, the sky remained free of thunder and lightning, and soon it became a downpour.

The wind was howling and the rain poured down.

Leo and Red Rose saw their chance and they both quickly took the Flying Iron Claw from their backs and threw it at the wall.

They tugged on the rope and found that the flying claw hooks gripped the edge of the wall, and the two of them quickly climbed towards the wall.

As it was raining heavily and the rope was slippery with soaking water, their climb up the wall was much too slow.

But it was not difficult for Leo and Red Rose's superb skills. They used all their limbs, using their hands to rewind the rope with each climb, stomping hard on the wall with both feet, climbing again, and rewinding the rope with their hands again.

Soon, they finally climbed to the edge of the wall, and then grabbed the edge of the corner with one hand, and with a thwarted effort at the waist, they rolled over and into the wall.

The two men quickly pulled their guns from their backs, their hearts pounding and panting hard.

The rain drenched their faces, indistinguishable between rain and sweat.

Leo knew that about twenty metres to his right was the upper turret, with a small wooden hut by it.

According to Leo's judgement, the gunners should all be living in it, and the shells must have been placed inside the hut.

As it was raining too hard outside, the gunner would not come out to look out at this time.

So Leo and Red Rose seized the opportunity and they crept forward in the heavy rain in order to get to the hut safely in the first place.

In a moment they reached the side of the hut, and then they leaned close to it.

Leo was ready to kick open the wooden door on the small house.

However, they both knew that it was dangerous to do so, for fear that when the door was kicked open, the bullets inside would come in a frenzy.

Leo was hesitant, and if there were windows, Leo would have thrown a grenade into the hut to quickly blow them up.

Leo and Red Rose were at a loss for a moment, so they had to stick to the wooden wall and wait patiently.

But they were also standing in an extremely safe position, all the buildings under the wall had their backs to them and no view.

Even if there were snipers, there would be no way to shoot at them both.

The heavy rain, however, soon stopped and the dark clouds in the sky immediately dispersed and the moonlight shone again.

On the hillock, Harriet and Julia were drenched by the heavy rain.