But at this moment, Perez's voice came from Taichung. "What happened to you? Didn't the Americans leave?"

The man quickly withdrew his gaze and retreated to the hidden place and said, "Yes, sir. I think so. Juan and Matil are both dead. I think we need support."

"How many of them are there?" Perez asked with some depression.

"I don't know. They hid in the house on the side of the road and suddenly shot at us." Just as the man was talking, the gunshots in front of him hit the collapsed brick wall in the hidden place of the man.

"Didn't they leave?" Perez couldn't help but feel a little suspicious when he heard the gunshots just now. Although judging from the gunshots, there were not many people on the other side, at most two or three people were gunning, this is the problem. Who would leave such a few people here at this time? Will it be blocked? What's the use of such a few people? Who would be left to do such a thing?

But if they didn't leave, but hid on that street, what were they waiting for? Could it be that the people who came to rescue them were almost there? This was impossible, how long has it been? No matter how fast it was, it would be impossible to arrive so quickly. The most likely explanation is that they delayed for some reason and stopped there. Perhaps they were about to continue to go east at this moment, but the people who were scouting themselves approached, and they had to open fire and kill them first.

Yes. It's probably like this. They must have not gone far. Since this is the case, they don't have to rush to the south first. Otherwise, they will concentrate their efforts against Mina and the thirty people he led, and then the people under their command will definitely not be able to resist. At that time, they will have to let themselves come back with people. Instead of running back and forth, it's better to let Mina block their way in the city and lead more to drive away from the rear. Perhaps this will not only help to delay them more easily, but also to give them more damage.

Thinking of this, Perez immediately said to the people around him: "Change! Go north! Hurry! Let's go back. Hurry!" After that, he looked at the person following his car and said: "You, find a few people who want to get money from the Mexicans. Tell them that the bounty of the Mexicans has increased again, and now an American is worth 300,000 US dollars. Tell them that if you want to get rich, it is a rare opportunity now. The American is running away and if you don't seize the time to siege, you will have no chance."

Just as John and Perez were planning to plot against each other, outside the city southeast of El Carmen, here in Hernandez, with Ochoa's support, Pitt and others retreated to the north next to the broken barbed wire.

Instead of entering the woods immediately, they stood there as John said, waiting for John's further instructions.

At this moment, the surroundings became quiet again, and in the city, it also became quieter. Such quietness made people feel a little strange and uneasy. But Pete was much more at ease than before, because just now, John had informed him of the evacuation plan. He knew that as long as he waited for a while, they would not only get reinforcements from Colin, but also join the army and leave here together.

But this kind of waiting was a bit hard to bear. He took a deep breath and looked at Hernandez, who was already outside the barbed wire and lying on the ground by the tree. After looking at it, he whispered: "How is he?"

Jill glanced at Hernandez and said, "The situation is not good. I guess I may die at any time."

After rubbing the sweat beads on his forehead, Ochoa walked through the hole in the barbed wire and came to Hernandez. After a quick check, he said: "Unless we go to El Carmen to find a hospital right away, we can only watch him die."

Pete had no good idea about this. Now this guy's life and death is not important to him. These people have done everything they can and have tried their best to do. Even if he couldn't capture this guy alive, there would be no regrets. So he didn't say anything but turned to Falcao sitting against the tree.

Falcao was awake at this moment, but he was obviously injured. After seeing Pete looking at him, he spoke, "Don't look at me. I'm much better than that guy. I'll still die in a while."

"It's just a little inconvenient to move." Jill said, looking at Eyelid's injury and retreated, "It's worse than you. His leg may be broken."

Just as he was talking, Coleman, who had been on guard, suddenly raised his hand to signal everyone to pay attention. Pitt and others immediately calmed down and picked up their guns. After looking at the direction Coleman was looking, Pitt slowly lay on the ground with some difficulty, and signaled the others to disperse and prepare for the fight.

"What did you see?" Jill leaned against a tree and asked in a low voice after looking at nothing in front of him.

"Two points of direction," Coleman said: "There should be something."

Pete immediately looked at two o'clock, but after his eyes passed through the wire, he could only see a dark piece. Because Pete's night vision equipment was damaged and discarded, he could only roughly see that there should be a forest there and nothing else to find.

"Did you read it wrong?" Jill said in a very low voice.

Before Coleman returned, Pitt spoke, "Don't talk. Pay attention to your right." Just as Pete finished speaking, gunshots came from the city, that is, northwest. The gunshots were not as intense as before when the firefight was exchanged, and they felt closer to him than before. This made Pitt turn his head slightly and often look in, but just as he turned his head to look over, Coleman pulled the trigger.

"Da da." Coleman made a short shot. I don't know if this shot was hit. However, after this shot, Coleman continued to aim and said loudly: "One o'clock..." Before he could finish his words, gunfire sounded at the same time from the direction of one o'clock and ten o'clock.
Chapter completed!