Iron Cross Fire

There were fierce battles along the way, and the revolutionary troops and Vassalai troops were outnumbered, and finally retreated hurriedly into a building full of debris.

After entering, all the windows and doors on the first floor were locked, leaving elite Austrian soldiers to defend.

The rest of the people went to the top of the building to attack the enemy from high places. One high and one low cooperated with each other, and they fired a shell from time to time, preventing the government troops from concentrating their attack.

Tsarist Russia was not without artillery, but they were all pulled outside the city to counter the Allied bombings, and almost all of them were blown up.

The artillery captured by the revolutionary troops had been bombed not long ago, and there were some cracks in the barrel and structure, so it was taken to the city for repairs. But there was no one in the factory engaged in production, and the artillery had been delayed without maintenance.

Out of confidence in its own artillery, Tsarist Russia believed that it would explode after firing a few shots, and it did not pose much of a threat, so it was dragged outside and did not launch an attack.

However, their relaxation allowed the revolutionary troops to successfully use various materials to build a stronger defense line.

If Tsarist Russia did not use heavy weapons, they might not be able to get in for a month.

But right now, Kuster's 400,000-strong army outside is obviously more deadly, and it's really not worth it to compete with just a few dozen people.

So Tsarist Russia changed from the original storm to a siege, intending to kill the people inside the building.

They left four hundred people stationed around the building, blocking the streets under the instructions of the officers, and always paying attention to the movements in the building.

Although Vassalai saw that the situation was not good, the long-term tension made him very tired. At this time, he had no idea of ​​​​fighting. Seeing that Tsarist Russia stopped attacking, he breathed a sigh of relief and slowly fell to the floor and fell asleep. .

Widno and the others were exhausted, leaning against the wall and closing their eyes under the midday sun.

Only a few energetic young people took the initiative to stand guard for them, watching every corner with vigilance.

There was no movement from the Tsarist Russian government troops outside the house. They woke up at night and still did not launch an attack.

Vasalai felt deeply that something was wrong. He had already thought about what the people outside were going to do. Even though it was almost impossible, it still frightened him.

Rather than sit back and wait for death, it is better to take the initiative. He prepared to launch a breakout operation.

But before that, he needed to discuss with several Russian Communists, after all, they had more people.

He called Yevgeny and Vidno and said to them:

"People outside want to kill us. We cannot sit back and wait for death. We should break out."

The two agreed with his opinion, but the three of them had different opinions on how to do it.

As a traditional Slav, Vidno stood up vigorously:

"We should give them a head-on attack and let them know how powerful the shovel class is! Let our soldiers engage in direct firefights with them and tear a hole directly from the battle line."

"With just a few dozen of us, how can we defeat hundreds of people? Even if they lose their arms and legs, we can't defeat them."

Vasalai shook his head and denied that even with the advantage of weapons, he had no intention of attacking more with less.

"yes."

Yevgeny on the side also echoed, then shrugged his shoulders and expressed his thoughts:

"We also need to protect the artillery, which is even more difficult. If something goes wrong with it, you and I can't afford the consequences."

"Huh? We are all surrounded, and you still miss your shabby iron!"

Hearing these defeatist remarks, Vassalai became furious, grabbed his collar and roared:

"Human life is more precious than weapons! That pile of scrap metal could explode at any time, but you treat it like a treasure. It's really embarrassing to the officer!"

Yevgeny shook him off and responded in the same angry tone:

"This is an order from the organization! You are not one of ours, so you don't have to obey it!"

The quarrel between the two quickly attracted the attention of everyone in the building. Seeing that the atmosphere was not right, Widno quickly went up to dissuade him:

"Please don't cause too many conflicts here. We all have more important tasks at the moment, so why start internal strife?

Indeed, as Mr. Fangowei said, the cannon is just a cold war machine, and it cannot operate at all without human power.

But now we can hardly even protect our people. If the cannon is lost, we will lose it. Let’s discuss it in the future. "

"Why do you kid speak for an invader?"

Yevgeny was furious and pointed at Vasa with trembling hands:

"Soldiers must obey orders. The orders given by superiors are ironclad orders! The cannon must be pulled out! It must be! Otherwise, I would rather die here!"

"Since you are so stubborn, I have no choice but to go by myself!"

Vasalai was so angry that he forgot to think. He put on his military cap, picked up his equipment, and called his men to go down the stairs.

Seeing him drifting away, Vidno ran anxiously in front of Yevgeny, shook his body and said anxiously:

"Can't you be more flexible? Do you insist on keeping an eye on the cannon? Orders are dead, but people are alive! Can't you be flexible! The organization understands our predicament and will not blame us!"

"No matter! An order is an order, and you must complete it even if you die! The cannon must be pulled away."

Seeing that he still refused to give up, Widno's legs seemed to be filled with lead, and he slowly stepped back. After saluting, he lifted a gun from the wall.

"What?"

Widno didn't respond and ran downstairs in silence.

"Come back to me! Come back to me!"

Yevgeny was a little panicked and shouted several times, but still got no response.

Suddenly, he heard gunshots outside. He stood up in a panic, cursed a few words, picked up a gun, and shouted:

"Comrades, it's time to fight! Take your guns and rush out with me!"

Vasalai, who was outside, suddenly heard the roar behind him and was a little surprised, but he quickly reacted and jumped up from the bunker in front of him. In the fierce exchange of fire, he took advantage of the night and chaos to run to an intersection.

Hearing the gunshots that never stopped in his ears, he led his men to run around the source of the sound.

Soon, they ran to the rear of the Tsarist Russian position and raised their guns to shoot everyone inside.

Hearing the special gunshots, Vidno quickly reacted and rushed out of the bunker with a group of people, running to the opposite side with bayonets inserted.

The Tsarist Russian army was not to be outdone, and they all inserted bayonets and launched a charge.

When the two armies collided, the terrifying roar had already echoed in the battlefield.

It was even more terrifying after the fierce battle, with bayonets stabbing back and forth, and blood spilled all over the battlefield.

Even though every Marxist had a firm belief, they could not make up for the numerical disadvantage, and they soon fell into decline.

At the critical moment, Yevgeny took out the shovel from his waist, and made one boye noble after another feel the power of the shovel-wielding class.

The Russian Communist Party members were confident, and they gradually fought their way out with anger.

But more enemies filled the front line, turning their efforts into nothing.

Fortunately, Vasala had dealt with the Russians in the position and had now rushed to the rear of the Tsarist Russian army.

They quickly raised their guns and swept at the dense crowd of enemy troops, and then a large number of people fell down, turning the numerical disadvantage back.

After the magazine was used up, Vasala raised his saber and rushed towards the enemy, and the Austrians behind him followed closely.

Under the two-sided attack, almost all the Tsarist Russian troops died in battle, and the remaining surrenderers were also slaughtered by Vasala and his subordinates.

After the battle, Vasala shook his body and looked at the hazy sky.

How long will this endless battle last?

Warm reminder: The website is about to be revised, which may cause the loss of reading progress. Please save the "bookshelf" and "reading record" in time (screenshots are recommended). We apologize for the inconvenience caused to you!