Chapter 289.1: Did You Think It Would End Like This? (1) (Teaser)
Whoosh! Whoosh!
The Hellfire missiles disappeared into the building occupied by the enemies. A moment later, flames burst out from all of its windows.
Boom! Boom!
Ratatatat! Ratatat!
The enemies made intermittent attempts at resistance, but the machine gun tore through them until there were no traces left.
The Five Apache helicopters circling the building in the alley bombarded the area with missiles and machine-gun fire. Massive flames erupted with each explosion.
Thud! Thud! Thud! Thud!
The wind from the helicopter blades swept the rooftop debris into the corners.
Tch.
[Everyone, move to the rooftop!]
Seok Kang-Ho let out a robust curse.
The Apache helicopters expanded the range of their destruction, demolishing the nearby infrastructures. At the same time, a Black Hawk hovered above the building and dropped a rope to its rooftop.
Thud! Thud! Thud! Thud!
Braving the fierce wind of the helicopter blades, Kang Chan, dressed in a suit, descended onto the rooftop. Six Delta Force soldiers followed him, securing the corners of the rooftop as soon as they landed.
"Are you okay?" Kang Chan asked.
"Yes, sir," responded Cha Dong-Gyun.
A moment later, one of the soldiers on the first floor burst into the rooftop, carrying Seok Kang-Ho over his shoulder. Kwak Cheol-Ho and another soldier rushed to help, gently laying Seok Kang-Ho on the ground.
"Captain," Seok Kang-Ho called.
"You idiot—!"
Noticing Seok Kang-Ho's struggle to smile, Kang Chan abruptly stopped.
After ordering some of his men to head to the lower floors and bring their fallen to the rooftop, Cha Dong-Gyun turned to the ones still on the rooftop.
"Evacuate the injured! Hurry!"
Kang Chan approached the interpreter, who was holding up his right hand to show his injuries, and patted him on the head. Although he was crying and...
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