Ivan curled his lips, looked at the cup of coffee in front of Baldachev and said, "Then you have a rest. I'll go see how your wife and children are doing." He turned around and came out of the room, took out his phone and called Ashraf.

At this moment, Ashraf had arrived at the slope where Pete and Curtman had been hiding. After Vitali's inspection, they quickly confirmed that there had been people hiding here before, and from the footprints, there were three people, including that woman.

At this moment, Ivan's phone came over. He picked up the phone and answered it. Ivan immediately said, "How is the progress? Where is that woman?"

"It's chasing," Ashraf said: "They played a trick with us, used some people to attract our attention, and took advantage of the darkness to hide this and quietly led the woman to escape in another direction."

"Where did you escape?" Ivan asked immediately.

"Now it looks like you're heading west." Ashraf said, looking at the person beside him and said, "Open the map."

Hearing Ashraf's words, someone immediately said that a map he carried with him opened, squatted down and placed it on the ground, and immediately shone it on it with a flashlight.

Ashraf stared at the map, and after locking his approximate location, he looked west on the map, "There is a highway in the west. You will reach a village. Victory Village?"

"I remember there." Vitali's voice came over, "It was a very small village. It seemed like there were only a dozen families."

"They will need a car." Ashraf looked around, "Otherwise walking would be a very painful thing for women and children."

"Then let's chase there. How far is it from here?" Vitali continued to ask.

"Three kilometers. If you walk along the road outside the forest." Ashraf said and stood up and said to the phone: "They are likely to go to a small village called Victory Village. I will chase after me immediately. I think as long as no one picks up them, I should be able to catch up with them soon."

"Okay. As soon as possible. Now they are the ones who can help this guy cooperate well. I need them to be brought over alive." Ivan said.

"I understand. I will act immediately." Ashraf responded.

"I will contact the Belarusians soon and let them cooperate with you. That's it." Ivan hung up the phone after saying that.

Ashraf put away the phone and turned his head to look at the place where gunfire was heard from time to time. "In a moment, there may be Belarusians. Let them take over our people and deal with the mercenaries of Helmet. We will immediately leave the woods and catch up with those who had been hiding here before."

Hearing Ashraf say this, the people present immediately packed up their things and continued to lead the west by Vitali. And while they chased them out, Pete and Curtman had left the woods and came to the side of the road with the woman and child.

After looking at the situation on the road, Pete made a gesture toward Cotman after confirming that there was nothing, he quickly walked to Pete. After looking at it, he said, "Don't hurry to follow me, I'll go to the roadside to see if there are any signs. I have to know where we should go right away."

Pete looked at both sides of the dark road and said, "Will there be signs in such a place? Why not follow the road? There will always be places where people can be found."

Curtman sighed slightly and said, "I know this. But the woman and the child are exhausted. How long can they last? Have you ever thought about it? I want to know where the nearest place is, if I go out directly? I'm worried that they can't hold on."

Pete looked back at the woman, and he thought for a while and said, "If you can't hold on, you have to leave as soon as possible. The Russians can see through our tricks at any time. Once they react, we will be done. So no matter where you go, you have to hurry up and get away from here as far as possible."

"Okay." Curtman said, "Just do what you said." He looked at the road and pointed to the northwest and said, "Let's go there. It's always going to the direction where our people are."

Pete immediately nodded and turned to the woman. After looking at the child in her arms, he said to Curtman, "Tell her to stick with her? I will help her carry her bag."

Curtman immediately translated the past. The woman refused to do so at first? But she might be really tired. After hesitating for a while, she handed the bag to Pete. Pete took the bag and looked back and said, "Let's go, take her along the road."

Curtman said a few words to the woman and ran out along the roadside? Pete helped the woman up and asked him to follow him, slowed down and listened carefully to the movements in the woods. After confirming that nothing was abnormal, he quickly chased Curtman.

After walking about three or four hundred meters along the road? Ketman, who was walking in front, suddenly slowed down? Then the flashlight in his hand shone on a street sign on the side of the road.

Pete, who was walking behind, immediately rushed up? Cotman said, "Go ahead, two kilometers? It's a village. When I get there, I'll get a car with the people there."

"Okay." Peter was slightly relieved when he heard the news. "Then let's go quickly. Two kilometers? It will arrive soon. Should we contact others?"

"First find the car. Let's talk to them when you get to the village." Cotman said, turning off the flashlight and then helped the woman to continue walking forward.

After coming to the road, the road was much easier to walk? After walking and running, fifteen minutes later, Pete and his friends saw the lights in the small village. After walking forward about two or three hundred meters, they entered the small village on the west side of the road.

Pete quickly glanced at the situation in the village. The village is very small? It is very quiet. Almost everyone has lights on and people can vaguely hear the sound of people talking. Judging from these situations, it should be safe here, and there is no problem.

Curtman also looked around and turned to Pitt and said, "You're here to wait. I'll go find the people here to get a car."

"Okay." Pete said, looking at Curtman and said, "Bring a gun."

"I have it." Curtman patted his pocket and said, "I have to make some food. Now I have to have a pistol in it."

Pi Te nodded and said, "We're waiting for you here at the entrance of the village."

"Okay." Kirtman said, and walked towards a house with lights on.

Pete took a deep breath? Turning his head and looking in the direction he came. At this moment, the wind felt bigger and the temperature seemed to be lower. Pete shrank his neck, tightened his clothes, looked at the woman, and then looked at the child who was obviously cold, and said with some difficulty: "Get away from the wind first."

The woman seemed to be able to understand what Pitt said, but she turned around and hesitated for a moment. Pitt immediately pointed to a house next to her and said, "Go there. We should leave soon, just wait until we get in the car."

The woman didn't chew, but she came to the house as Pete said and avoided the wind. Seeing him walking over, Pete followed him. After a while, Curtman walked out of the room he entered, and after finding Pete and the others, he quickly walked up to him and said, "There's the agreement, he will drive us away immediately." After that, he took out a bag from his pocket and handed it to Pete and said, "This is for food, it's still hot."

"What is this?" Peter took it and looked at it.

"Chicken patties. Have a quick meal. That person will come out in a while. We will leave immediately." Curtman said.

Pete took the turn and handed it to the child in the woman's arms, but the child was afraid of being a stranger to Pite, so the woman reached out to take it.

Curtman looked at Pitt and handed him another portion. Pitt took it and ate it for two consecutive bites. To be honest, the chicken patty didn't taste very good, but when people were hungry, they could still care about this, let alone it was still hot. On such a cold night, this thing seemed even more rare.

Curtman himself also started to chew on one. At this moment, the door opened again and an elderly man walked out of it. While putting on his thick coat, he walked out. He took a flashlight and lit Cotman here and said something, and then walked towards a pickup truck parked next to the house.

Curtman responded, then said to Pete: "Put the gun away. Don't scare that guy."

"Put it away?" Pete looked down at the ak-74 he was carrying. After a moment of stunned silence, he could only wrap his rifle with his coat.

At this time, the guy shouted again, as if urging him. Curtman said, "Come on, let's go, don't talk on the road, I will deal with everything."

"I understand." Pete agreed and followed the woman.

The pickup truck started, and heard that the movement was a diesel-burning machine. Curtman quickly stepped up and went to the side of the car to open the door. He asked the woman to hold the child and sat in the back seat. Pete also sat in the back seat, and Curtman himself sat in the passenger seat.

When he got into the car, Pitt smelled a scent of wine. Obviously, the old guy who was about to drive had drunk a lot before. Pitt glanced at Curtman and saw that the guy didn't say anything, he didn't chew. The most important thing was to be able to leave here first. As for the problem of drinking and driving, it could no longer be considered a problem.

I saw that the old guy didn't even look at Pete and the others. I guess the reading lights in the car were broken and it was so dark that I couldn't see clearly, so I simply didn't care and turned the car and was about to drive out of the entrance of the village. But at this moment, several figures suddenly appeared at the entrance of the village.

Cotman, sitting in the passenger seat, immediately became nervous and reached into his pocket and held the pistol tightly. The old guy in the driver's seat naturally did not realize the danger. He turned on the high beam and shone it over. He saw four people standing at the entrance of the village, all with guns in his hands.

Kirtman immediately said in Russian: "Change, turn around quickly." As he spoke, the people at the entrance of the village also shouted at them: "Stop, pull over and stop the car."

The old guy was shocked by the sudden appearance and was at a loss for a moment, so he had to stop the brakes.

Peter quickly pulled the gun out of his jacket and said to Curtman: "Let him drive, they are coming." As he said that, he rolled down the rear window and prepared to shoot. At the same time, Curtman saw that the old guy was not responding, suddenly crawled towards the cab, opened the door, and then turned around and kicked the old guy out of the door.

The old guy had drunk a lot of alcohol, but he was slow to react. He only reacted when the kicked body lost its balance and turned out of the car. However, before he could resist, Curtman kicked him out with two consecutive kicks, and then he went to the cab and immediately hung up the reverse gear and quickly retreated.

The people at the entrance of the village saw someone suddenly falling out of the car. At first, they had not realized what was going on, but when they saw the car quickly retreat, they raised their guns and chased after them and shouted to stop the car.

It is naturally impossible to park. Pete pulled the trigger towards a moving figure, snatched it, and avoided it in order to avoid it. Pete's shot failed. More importantly, this time these people were not as restrained as they had previously been monetized in the woods. While they were dodging, someone fired the gun.

At the same time as the gunshots, there is a jingling sound from the body of the car, accompanied by vibration. However, the car did not stop. Under the control of Kirtman, it quickly turned around and then rushed out of the village.

"Let's go down and hide in the car, don't get up." Pete shouted at the woman and shot him a few times. After the car drove out in the opposite direction, he glanced at Curtman and said, "Do you know how to go?"

"I almost knew. I asked that old guy before." Curtman said as he drove the car on a northward road.

Pete looked back and saw that the other party did not continue to shoot and quickly disappeared into the darkness. However, the whole village seemed to be bustling. Many families who had no lights had turned on the lights one after another, and many people even opened the door and walked out.

"I mean where is the next step? Which city or what village is it?" Pete said.

"We have to keep going south after leaving here," said Curtman: "We have to go to a small town in Gluck."

"Gluke... sounds like the name of a gun." As he said, he came from the back row to the passenger seat, and after sitting down, he said, "How far is there from us?"

"The straight line is about fifteen kilometers, but now we have to go around and probably have to go a lot of detours." Curtman said.

"Is anyone waiting for us there?" asked Pete.

"It should be. I don't know what's specific." Curtman said as he looked ahead, "I can only follow the instructions now." As soon as he finished speaking, the car suddenly shook violently. Curtman looked at the instrument and continued to step on the accelerator, but it seemed that the speed was obviously much lower than before.
Chapter completed!