the end of WWII

Busily supporting Schneider, he ran to the depths of the dark forest on the other side.

They stumbled and ran for a long distance, and countless times they fell over because they tripped over tree trunks or slopes.Allen turned his head frequently, until he could no longer see the figures of those people or hear the gunshots of those people, then he slowly stopped.

Allen was also very tired, and he couldn't support the moment he stopped, and fell to the woodland with Schneider.

Allen opened his eyes on the ground and saw Schneider's face very close to him.Their faces were all blackened, covered with blood and fallen leaves, and they were in a state of embarrassment.

The two were panting silently for a while, and neither of them spoke.Allen wanted to avoid Schneider's eyes as usual, but Schneider got ahead of him and gave him a weak smile, "Thank you, Allen."

On the battlefield of life and death, a kind of joy of survival dilutes Allen's estrangement from Schneider.Allen also smiled at him embarrassedly, got up and helped Schneider up, put his arm on his shoulder, "Let's go a little further and find a safe place to rest."

Allen pulled Schneider to a tree and let him lean against it.

"I was shot in the right calf," Schneider said.

Allen squatted down beside him, took off his boots, and pulled up his trousers, only to see a bloody bullet hole on his calf, which shocked Allen.

"I'll help you take out the bullet," Allen said.Not long ago, he had done the same thing.But now, he is more worried about the body of the injured than at that time.

Using flint and dry pine needles as kindling, Allen built a fire that illuminated a small woodland in the gloom.He put the dagger into the fire until it became red, and set it aside to cool.Then he tore off the cold-proof scarf around his neck, folded it up and stuffed it into Schneider's mouth, "Be patient, Lieutenant."

After the forbearing crooning, the bloody bullet casing fell on the woodland, and Alan swept some dead leaves and snow with his feet to cover it up.He took off the cloak coat, took off the shirt, tore it into strips, and bandaged Schneider's wound.

When Allen was doing this, he even forgot to put his coat back on.He was only wearing a thin underwear, shivering in the low temperature of winter.But he didn't realize all this.

Schneider bit his scarf and silently watched him do these things.It wasn't until Allen pulled down his trousers and put on his boots that he felt that he was already in a cold sweat.Allen took the bib out of his mouth and asked him eagerly, "How does it feel?"

Schneider panted slightly and nodded, "It's much better. Thank you."

"Those were the local guerrillas just now. They slaughtered everyone except themselves." Allen said and stood up. "I'll go find a pine branch to build a shelter, and we'll leave after tonight."

Schneider looked at Alan's disappearing figure, lost in thought.

After nightfall, the temperature became very low, and the two sat in front of the fire to enjoy the fire, behind them was a simple shack built with pine branches.It is difficult to find food in the coniferous forest in winter, so they are all hungry, staring lonely at the fire.

"Were you angry with me before?" Schneider asked suddenly.

Allen didn't answer him right away.After a while, he denied sullenly, "No."

"But you always ignore me."

"How can I ignore you? You are the officer, how dare I ignore you."

Schneider was also a little annoyed when he heard his answer, "Look at what you are talking about!"

"Did I do something wrong?" Allen turned his face abruptly, with stubbornness in his eyes, "You don't like me, of course I want to stay away from you!"

"I didn't mean that, I just said that there should be no love between us, and we should get along like normal officers and soldiers." Schneider slowed down his voice, "Why don't I like you? You are fine, I like it very much You, Ellen."

Allen knew that Schneider was right, but he didn't want to hear such uncomfortable words.He couldn't reason with Schneider, so he had to turn his head to the fire again, hugging his knees and not saying a word.

Schneider continued to persuade him gently, "Can't we get along with each other in a normal and kind manner?"

"Of course, but not now." Allen's voice was muffled in his clothes, "I'm feeling very uncomfortable now, I don't want to hear what you say."

The second lieutenant sighed softly and turned his head back.

Silent all night.

Chapter 11

Early the next morning, Allen woke up slowly. He moved in the shack, feeling a little heavy on his body.He looked down and saw...◎

Early the next morning, Allen woke up slowly. He moved in the shack, feeling a little heavy on his body.He looked down, only to see a second lieutenant's uniform jacket was draped over his body at some point, and the medals on it were shining brightly in the leaked morning light spots.

There were some mood swings in Allen's eyes.He slowly got up and rubbed his eyes.A figure was leaning against a tree not far away, holding a gun in his hand, looking towards him.

"Good morning, Ellen," Schneider said. "Guess what? I shot a hare. You go get it."

The two ate rabbit meat around the fire, and Allen pulled the pine branches over the shed to bury the ashes and bones, and completely destroyed the shed.

Allen walked up to Schneider and pulled him up, then squatted down with his back to him, "I'll carry you, sir."

The corners of Schneider's eyes twitched, and finally listened to his words and lay on the young warrior's back.Allen picked him up and asked him, "Where are we going, Commander?"

Schneider took out the compass in his arms, "North. Your left."

They went far in the woods and found a path that had been run over by vehicles.They walked down the path, turned a corner, and saw a black German jeep painted with a cross suddenly parked on the road.A soldier in Wehrmacht uniform stepped out from the back of the jeep and was visibly taken aback when he saw them.

"Hello, I'm Alan from the Gray Wolf Company. We were defeated by the enemy, and I fled here with the officer, trying to find the troops. May I ask which company you belong to?" Alan tried his best to write on his black dirty There was a kind expression on his face.

"Ah... I am, I am from the Black Bear Company." The man said, with an unnatural expression on his face, and his tone changed, "I am going back to the base, do you want to go with me?"

"It's what you want." Allen said happily.The soldier helped him to help Schneider to the back seat of the car. Allen sat next to Schneider and casually chatted with the soldier, "Why are you here? Where are the others?"

"I happen to be going back to the base, and I'm alone." The man said vaguely, starting the engine and changing the subject, "This is very close to the base, and we'll be there soon."

"If I were you, I would never get in his car." After driving more than 50 meters, Schneider suddenly whispered in Allen's ear.

Allen gave him a surprised look, and Schneider gave him a wary look.Allen looked at the driver's seat and found that the soldier was looking at himself in the rearview mirror from time to time, and a feeling of uneasiness rose in his heart.

"Sometimes, it's better to be wrong than to cause a catastrophe." Schneider said softly.

Allen's eyes fell on the rearview mirror, and the strange face of the soldier came into his sight. Suddenly, he caught a fleeting hint of ferocity in the soldier's eyes.

The next second, Allen slammed at the driver, who grabbed the steering wheel with one hand and hurriedly fought back.The direction of the vehicle was deflected, and it drove crookedly not far away. Allen grabbed the soldier's collar and asked him loudly: "Who the hell are you?!"

The soldier gave him a cold look, and suddenly turned the steering wheel to the left. The vehicle made a sharp turn, and Alan was thrown to the other side of the vehicle by inertia. The driver took the opportunity to slam on the accelerator, and the car flew out instantly.

Allen fell on the back seat of the car, hit his head on the door and was dizzy.He reacted quickly, took off the pistol on his shoulder and aimed it at the soldier's head, pulled the bolt of the gun and pulled the trigger without hesitation.

Hearing a series of loud noises, Schneider, who was sitting behind the driver, turned his face away, and a large amount of blood splashed on his neck.

The soldier's hands hung limply from the steering wheel, the direction of the car lost control, and it was on a rampage at high speed.Allen threw the gun, leaned on the back of the front seat and jumped to the front seat, picked up the soldier's body and threw it out of the car amidst the violent shaking of the vehicle, and then took his place in the driver's seat.

"Get down!" Schneider in the back seat suddenly exclaimed, and the two quickly lowered their bodies, only to see bullets flying from nowhere pierced the front windshield, leaving several bullets on it with three bang bang bangs. hole.

"Damn! He led us into a trap!" Allen cursed secretly, quickly switched the car to reverse gear, stepped on the accelerator, and the car flew backwards suddenly.

The car flew off the path and rushed into the coniferous forest. Allen straightened up, switched to forward gear, turned the steering wheel and turned back to the path, stepped on the accelerator, and the car flew in the other direction of the path .

"Are you injured?!" Allen seized a gap and turned his head panting.

After getting a negative answer, he was slightly relieved.Amidst the frantic heartbeat and howling wind, Allen glanced at the rearview mirror tremblingly, only to see a vague figure not far behind.Several gunshots sounded one after another, and the bullets jingled on the car body.He stepped on the accelerator to the bottom, the car roared and flew faster on the road, and soon the figures behind him disappeared.

The two stopped the car at one place, and Allen got out of the car and took a few steps on the ground, "Who are they?"

Schneider glanced at him, "It's probably a gamer who hijacked the lone soldier."