The fiefdom increases by 1 soldier in 1 second, and the empress kneels down and begs not to rebel

The lookout on the south side was not far away, but due to the rugged terrain and strong wind, it took Harris more than ten minutes to reach it successfully. The view there was clearer, and he could see the barracks below more accurately.

At this moment, when he looked down through the wind and snow, he couldn't help but shudder all over, and his pupils contracted.

He saw that the empty camp behind the pass was being bombarded continuously, with flames shooting up into the sky in many places. From this angle, he could see faint flashes of burning flames in the dense forest behind the barracks. Harris immediately understood that was where the enemy was hiding.

"Sir, there is artillery fire over there!" A soldier who was watching with him pointed down and shouted anxiously. Harris looked in the direction of his finger and saw a dark shadow lurking behind a slightly higher earth slope. Just as he was watching, a cluster of sparks suddenly flashed, and then there was an explosion in the direction of the camp.

"Damn it! When did they get around the pass!" The numbness had long since disappeared, and Harris was now ignited with anger again.

He had already accepted that this battle would end in a loss of life, but the enemy's attack from behind would undoubtedly speed up the loss of the pass and cause the soldiers to die even faster.

And now, this sudden attack has caused chaos in the barracks. Looking down from above, Harris only saw the troops in the pass running around in chaos and disorder.

As for the enemy soldiers who launched the attack, he narrowed his eyes and looked carefully and found that they began to move after firing the shells, and there did not seem to be many of them at the moment, they were just distributed in various areas.

Not only Harris, but the other soldiers also discovered this problem, and someone shouted in panic:

"This isn't a good situation, sir!"

"These bastards are bluffing. They don't have that many people, but now... our people don't seem to have noticed it yet."

As the soldier said, the defenders on the pass immediately fell into panic after facing the sudden attack behind the military camp. At this time, the sky in the east was already turning pale, and the ongoing fierce battle had already attracted everyone's attention. The situation on the northern battlefield was grim, and the Yan army had made breakthroughs in many areas. The situation in the south was slightly better, but the defenders there were also under great pressure because the consumption of ammunition was increasing exponentially.

As for the front, the troops led by Kyle still firmly controlled the important strongholds, but the enemy soldiers who were rushing forward seemed to be crazy. They were actually weaving through the shooting of artillery shells, as if they didn't care that they would become a corpse in the next second. In this situation, Kyle's artillery battalion even shot to the point that the bore was overheated. Several artillery pieces exploded due to incorrect operations because the gunners were too nervous.

After hearing the explosion behind him, Kyle, like Harris, initially thought there was something wrong with his ears, until the communications soldier hurried over and said that he had observed a large-scale enemy attack behind the pass. Only then did Kyle realize that a huge crisis was approaching.

In a positional battle, while the front line was still fighting fiercely, the rear was attacked by the enemy. This was undoubtedly bad news, especially for the soldiers who were defending their positions.

For this war in which all efforts have been made, the pass is the most important core, an important location that must not be lost. If the rear is breached, all the defenses deployed on the front battlefield will be completely disintegrated.

In a hurry, he did not hesitate at all. Although the battle was fierce at the moment, he immediately transferred some troops to defend.

And this is exactly the scene that Harris sees at the top of the mountain.

He saw teams of soldiers hastily withdrawing from the front line and rushing to the back of the pass to provide support and rescue. Not only were support troops sent from Kyle, but even troops from the Pact Army in the south were drawn out to return for defense.

But when Harris saw this scene, he did not feel happy, but felt as if he had fallen into an icy cave.

This was because the people below had no idea that the enemy's attack was just a bluff. Although there was no defense behind the pass, the enemy's current strength did not have the ability to pose a threat to the armies on the other three battlefields.

They were just firing shells from various locations with great fanfare, then hastily moved away and repeated the same trick again, without caring at all about how many casualties the shells could cause. They were completely trying to create a scenario for their own side below that "our army has found another way to cut off your retreat, and is about to surround and kill you."

"Sir...is it still too late? Let's go down and inform them now!" At this time, a soldier asked Harris anxiously.

Harris shook his head stiffly, his heart already sinking to the bottom.

Even if they had descended from the peak as soon as they discovered the enemy attack, it would have been too late. Climbing to the peak was difficult enough, let alone in this weather. For a fierce battle that was taking place, a huge change could occur in less than half an hour.

Now, although the enemy's flanking attack did not pose a great threat, it has changed the course of the entire battle.

Looking at the troops still moving below, Harris turned around trembling, unable to bear to watch the tragic scene that was about to happen next.

"Let's check the explosives again. We may have to start our mission earlier..."

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At the same time, at Yaguchi headquarters, Dylan is at the combat command center.

"The situation is very bad, sir! The enemy has a lot of troops and is attacking us from all directions. We don't have any defenses in the back, so they will attack us soon!" Deputy Hisoka said to Dylan anxiously.

The sudden attack had lasted for more than twenty minutes, and the explosions in the rear echoed those on other battlefields. If he had not received the news from the signalman fifteen minutes ago, he would have even thought that a certain part of the pass had been breached.

At this moment, Dylan's face turned pale and he shouted angrily: "Why are you panicking?!"

"Can the Yan people fly over here right under our noses?! That's impossible!"

"But sir, they are attacking our rear, they are already here!" Hisoka still looked panicked.

"I'm not deaf! I can hear the gunfire!" Dylan roared.

"But they can't possibly secretly deploy tens of thousands of troops to get behind us! Unless they have wings!"

"Although we don't know when they hid a troop behind us, this will not pose much of a threat to our defense system. The number of enemies launching an attack will never be too large!"

"Sir, I'm afraid..." another officer frowned and said. Like Hisoka, he was also skeptical about Dylan's judgment.

After all, the news received before was that the soldiers had discovered that the enemy had launched attacks in many places. Although the exact number was still unknown, it would definitely not be small. What's more, having their retreat route cut off was already an unimaginable huge crisis.

"It can't be wrong!"

"What we need to do now is to stabilize other battlefields and prevent them from being affected!"

"As for the attack here, we can handle it independently!" Dylan roared.

Just as he said this, a signalman came hurriedly and said with a slightly happy look on his face:

"Sir, General Kyle sent troops to assist in the defense in time, we..."

Before he finished speaking, Dylan's eyes widened, he grabbed his collar and yelled, "Who asked him to send people to help defend?!"

"My order?!"

The signalman's face froze, and he swallowed and said, "The rear was attacked, and as soon as General Kyle heard the news..."

Dylan suddenly let go of his hand and said helplessly:

"Let them all go back. There's no need to pay attention to this place. Just do what they should do."

"Sir?" The communications soldier suspected that he had heard it wrong. They were clearly suffering from a large-scale attack by the enemy, so why should the support troops be withdrawn?

And the next moment, Dylan suddenly roared at him:

"Go! Are you deaf?!!!"

"Yes, sir!" The communications soldier's heart tightened and he quickly turned around and left.