Chapter 371: Chapter 371: Misfire Chapter 371: Chapter 371: Misfire Two people hastened their steps and quickly crossed the guards, following closely behind Bai Xiao. The one looking like an officer even deliberately moved two steps closer to Bai Xiao to feel safer.
Unfortunately, just as they had passed four comrades, in pairs, the guards swiftly pounced on the two, one twisting an arm, the other sweeping their legs. Both were firmly pinned to the ground, unable to move their hands or feet.
“What are you doing? We are on the same side. We will report this behavior to our superiors; you have made a serious mistake and will bear the consequences,” the officer-like person still struggled pointlessly.
Bai Xiao walked over, squatted down, and fished out four or five hand grenades tied together from his waist, the pins dangling by his side, presumably for easy access.
The four soldiers also broke out in a cold sweat.
If it weren’t for doctor Bai acting quickly, using this trap to deceive them, who knows if upon realizing something was wrong, these two might have opted for mutual destruction—none of the four or even doctor Bai would have survived this time.
The blast would probably have affected the camp behind them as well.
That would be dying without even knowing how.
If this kid had thrown the grenades into the camp, the casualties would have been even more severe.
They were not afraid of death, but causing casualties among comrades and team members due to their own mistakes was absolutely unbearable.
The four became even harsher; the two being suppressed began to cry out in pain.
“Spill it, what are you here for? Don’t think about playing tricks. There were no guards or code words ahead; don’t you understand? This is a trap doctor Bai specifically designed for you!” Xiaoli almost burst their hearts with one shot.
They had already disarmed the two.
The weapons on them were plentiful; each carrying around fifteen or sixteen grenades, plus firearms and ammunition, practically two small moving armories. Had these two managed to reach the rear camp, who knows how many of their team members would have been harmed.
“Comrade! It’s a misunderstanding; we are your comrades. You can’t do such things that would bring grief to kins and joy to foes. We are family. Let us go, it’s definitely a misunderstanding,” they struggled desperately.
“Cut the crap, what misunderstanding? If you don’t confess honestly, it means we can do nothing about it?” Xiaoli’s team had lost eight if not ten members to these people. He simply couldn’t suppress his anger.
Now they almost wished they could execute these people on the spot.
Bai Xiao blinked her eyes leisurely, “Since they won’t tell the truth, just throw them into the ditch next to us, one grenade will do the job, no need to ask anything. Saves the trouble.”
This statement struck like a bomb, scaring the two still struggling on the ground.
This woman is inhuman, how could she simply demand a life like this.
Weren’t the troops of China known to treat prisoners well? How could they just execute them without question?
Upon hearing Bai Xiao’s suggestion, Xiaoli was very pleased, “I like this plan. Since the grenades are theirs, if they get blown up, just assume it was their own mishandling that caused it! Either way, it has nothing to do with us. Come on, brothers, let’s tie them up and get to work!”
The soldiers immediately burst into laughter and truly began to tie the two up.
Seeing no way out, the person dressed as an officer quickly begged for mercy.
“We’ll talk! We’ll talk! Don’t mess around!” They were ready to die together! But when faced with actual death, they still felt fear.