Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 1848

At an intersection, they received an urgent message from a courier stationed on the road: they had to break into the base and trigger the dock button before nightfall.

“We have less than six hours left! And if we don’t act now, we’re just waiting to be defeated!”

Quintus‘ energy was at the peak.

Sunny, who had initially intended to have a lengthy discussion, began to feel the tension as well.

“Let’s charge in!”

Quintus urged, “It’s better to die fighting in the battle than to die as cowards! We have 2,000 men with us!”

“Let’s go for it!”

Sunny then stood up and continued, “Solar Group, lead your teams and charge forward together. We shall draw the enemy’s attention away from Quintus!”

“Got it!”

The members of the Solar Group were driven by a fierce resolve to see this mission through. Even with communication challenges, they remained informed about the latest developments on other fronts through couriers. As far as they knew, only the eastern and western zones had yet to penetrate the enemy base.

Pride drove them with courage as they refused to be a hindrance to their allies!

“Quintus!”

“Here!”

attitude, feeling the

this battle! Try to do your best to charge

“Understood!”

full of fire and

“Charge!!”

split into six smaller tactical

from the main commander

remarkable stealth abilities. However, he had difficulty leading his allies effectively in battle

from the southern region had provided numerous suggestions, but Xan was still uncertain about his

the

2,000 soldiers following him were

left them

he could sneck into the enemy base, operate the dock button,

the Western Route is truly

of sacrificing oneself to complete the mission without returning safely, often seen as a suicidal mission, isn’t

go up front! Stop talking

most

the toughest warriors and the most troops in numbers, hoping that sheer numbers would be able to emerge victorious and

situation was dire. More than 3,000 soldiers were gunned down outside the

calm and continued his

the other commanders, he showed no compassion. For him, completing the mission was paramount, and fallen comrades were not