The villain also has spring 2

Chapter 1511 All Nazis Deserve Death

"Sometimes I can't help but wonder, what will happen to the characters after the movie ends?" Gaire Lemenech, a bomb expert who accurately calculated the explosive power of the TNT detonator, relaxed his tense body slightly before installing the timer.

"After we break through the wall, we will rescue all the German families before the Allied commandos detonate their bombs and destroy the air-raid shelters. The huge castle hotel is our supply warehouse." Susie Desprez smiled and said, "French champagne is world-class. This castle hotel must have stored a lot of it. There are also precious ingredients and bedding that only high-end hotels have, which are also in short supply during wartime. In short, if we can empty this castle hotel in one go, all sisters will enjoy the supporting facilities of the presidential suite. Don't be too comfortable for the rest of the journey."

"Oh, by the way, I remember the master mentioned the 'flash card' that means 'the shutter flashes, the moment is captured'?" Jenny Forcier, who has only Wu Chen as her client in her long career as a street prostitute, revealed many rich details in the mornings after a night of pleasure and lovemaking, when Wu Chen whispered in her ear and described the shelter in fragments: "It's a pity that we don't have the point-and-shoot camera of the Broken City."

By the way, when he was a novice in the Traveler Camp, Wu Chen had used a basic Mc-1 instant camera to capture a "flash card" by himself. The moment the shutter was pressed, the white light dissipated and the walls were empty. The "Prosthetic Storage" card was successfully captured. This "flash card" without a star rating is also called a "flash memory card". The shutter flashed and it was captured instantly. The card will disappear after reading. So the flash card also means "flash and fleeting". According to the understanding of the players in the city, referring to the value assessment standards of the plot world, the more plot attributes a person or object has, the higher the value. Similar to the prosthetic storage, although it can be barely considered a high-tech creation, it is after all a "dead object without memory", and the plot attributes it carries can be almost ignored. So it is just treated as a flash memory.

Later in the Spiral Tip 24-Hour Fleet Endurance Race, a racing player also released a flash card of the "Crawler Track Transporter" which is known as a land aircraft carrier. In the card transaction with the cyborg doctor in the nightclub, Wu Chen also used a flash card to take in a pot of the Fountain of Eternal Life. And so on. The "Vehicle Patch", one of the "Space-Time Patch", also has some properties similar to the "Flash Card".

"Besides the lack of instant cameras. The fusion of time and space we are in has been stretched to the original 300-degree 'time curve' under the 'super-time and space cache', which is also a problem. Because there is no way to 'take an instant picture' - just take a picture right away." As he spoke, Gaire Lemenech had already completed the production of the time bomb.

"That's right, so we can only take away high-value materials." Jenny Forcier stared at the concrete wall in front of her, which was illuminated by the light, and secretly adjusted her sitting position. She was ready to step on the accelerator at any time and crash into the wall. Don't forget that all the costumes and props on the "Super Shi" collage made by Wu Chen himself are 5+1 6× enhanced collages. It is far from being comparable to ordinary creations in the plot time and space.

A few sporadic lines of fire shot into the sewer, bouncing off the hard concrete walls in a string of dazzling sparks.

"Be careful of stray bullets." Captain Louise Desfontaine, the "Rose of France" who plays the female captain, gave a timely reminder.

"Louise, the Allied commandos are starting to retreat. They've seized the speedboat!" Maria Luzzatto screamed, "Quick, quick, quick!"

Captain Louise Desfontaine, the "Rose of France," made a prompt decision: "Action, Jenny."

"Got it." Jeanne Forcier stepped on the accelerator, and the Lightning One started on the spot and crashed directly into the concrete wall. After a brief stalemate, the wall collapsed with a loud bang, leaving a big hole.

Fortunately, I stepped on the accelerator in time and didn't run out.

However, what was illuminated by the light was another concrete wall. There was a groove, or a pipe, between the two walls. Yes, it was the ventilation duct built around the air-raid shelter. It was used to discharge floodwater and detoxify in emergencies. In other words, the air-raid shelter could only be opened by crossing this ventilation duct and then breaking through the wall on the opposite side.

The problem is that due to the special structure of the ventilation duct, the Lightning One cannot climb up the slope after rushing down the groove. And it is very likely to get stuck in the middle.

"Susie, operate the MG-34 machine gun turret and fire accurately. Create a blasting hole in the opposite wall."

A blast hole is a hole drilled in rock or soil with a drill or rock drill and explosives placed therein for blasting, or used as an artificial seismic source. Commonly known as a "blast hole".

"Got it, Louise." Suzy Desprez immediately climbed onto the gas-boom seat and rose to the shooting position.

The MG-34 machine gun spewed out flames, causing the opposite wall to explode. Soon, a blast hole was dug. Bomb expert Gail Lemenec installed the bomb himself, confirmed it was correct, and then turned on the 3-minute timer, giving himself enough time to return to "Lightning One".

"Jenny, back up and avoid it." Captain "French Rose" Louise Desfontaine immediately gave the order to close the sliding tailgate.

"Got it." Jennifer Forsier skillfully drove the "Lightning One" back from the breach to the original sewer.

The 3-minute countdown is over.

There was a muffled sound and thick smoke gushed out.

Before the flying debris could settle, a woman's shrill scream reached my ears.

"The wall has been breached. Let's begin." The fully armed "French Rose" Captain Louise Desfontaine opened the door and got out of the car: "Jenny, Susie, and Maria will guard the chariot and stay put. Everyone else, follow me."

"Yes, Captain!"

Gaire Lemennec, Justine Michod, and Elaine Michod got out of the sliding tailgate and joined Captain Louise Desfontaine of the "French Rose" in front of them to form a battle formation. Guided by the armored vehicle lights, they slid down the ventilation ducts and rushed to the opposite gap.

At a glance, large amounts of military gasoline were pouring down from the ventilation pipes that led directly to the ground, flowing freely in the closed air-raid shelter.

All men and women crowded in front of the explosion-proof iron door that blocked the only exit. They banged on the door frantically, hoping that their companions outside could hear the cries for help from inside. Unfortunately, the entire castle was cleared out by the Allied commandos. At this time, the Allied commandos were fighting a bloody battle with the German reinforcements who had rushed in after hearing the news.

Because everyone was crowded at the entrance, the woman's screams drowned out the explosions behind her. Or perhaps the fear of death confused the vision and hearing. No one even noticed that "French Rose" Louise Desfontaine and her team had entered the air-raid shelter.

"Don't shout. They can't hear you." Seeing this, "French Rose" Louise Desfontaine told her teammates not to waste time: "Knock them out from behind and carry them out directly."

"Got it." Gaire Lemenech, Justine Michod, and Elaine Michod immediately took out one of their "special tools", a silent tranquilizer pistol, and fired continuously at the target's secondary parts of the body.

The strong men were crowded in the inner circle closest to the explosion-proof door. The outer circle was filled with ladies dressed in their best clothes. They were silently anesthetized without any resistance.

After all the women were anesthetized, the female soldiers tacitly stopped shooting.

Body language is simple: will the man be saved or not?
Looking up at the gasoline that was only a thin line left, Captain Louise Desfontaine, the "French Rose", shook her head firmly.

The silent answer is simpler: All Nazis should die.