The brutal massacrested less than five minutes before it came to an abrupt halt.


    Afterward, Hunter (Hamid) and his troops emerged from the bunker to begin clearing the battlefield.


    Post-war statistics revealed that the Wanlong Pce, along with Gorka, had deployed a total of 1,001 mercenaries, none of whom survived the encounter; every single one was killed in action.


    On the side of Hunter (Hamid), there were 16 casualties—six soldiers perished while the remaining ten sustained injuries, though none were life-threatening.


    This was undeniably a decisive victory.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Meanwhile, themander who had orchestrated a front assault waited anxiously for Gorka to enter the fray from the side. However, his feigned attack had cost him nearly a thousand soldiers. He frantically questioned via radio why Gorka had not yet made a move, but received no replies.


    In desperation, he dispatched personnel to reach other soldiers stationed at the Wanlong Pce, but all he met was silence—a void ofmunication that heightened his panic.


    It seemed impossible for an army of a thousand to lose all contact, especially against an opponent that was far from being inexperienced. The Wanlong Pce troops were elite fighters, superior in training,bat skills, and overall military acumenpared to his own forces.


    Theplete disconnection of such a formidable unit could only suggest one thing: they had encountered a catastrophic event.


    Realizing the gravity of the situation, he quickly ordered his men to withdraw from their feigned assault.


    Simultaneously, he sent scouts to investigate the situation as swiftly as possible.


    After an hour, as the scouts approached the hillside of the west wing, they utilized a high-powered camera to survey the area.


    The sight that met their eyes left them pale with shock.


    At that moment, Hunter (Hamid)’s soldiers were busy cleaning up the battlefield on the west wing.


    All the elite fighters from the Wanlong Pce and theirmander Gorka had be lifeless bodies, riddled with bullet wounds.


    The soldiers under Hunter (Hamid) were now busy gathering weapons, equipment, and other valuable resources.


    There was a particr interest among the troops in the weaponry and ammunition carried by the Wanlong Pce elite, as their arsenal was far superior to that of Hunter (Hamid)’s forces.


    The Wanlong Pce was equipped with NATO-standard weapons, many of which were used by active-duty U.S. forces. In contrast, Hunter (Hamid)’s troops primarily relied on outdated War Pact weapons from the 1960s and 1970s, highlighting a stark difference in both quality and technological advancement.


    In addition to their weaponry, the soldiers were also drawn to the desert camouge uniforms worn by the Wanlong Pce elite.<fndc38> Original content can be found at ?ovelFind</fndc38>


    Regrettably, those uniforms had been punctured by countless bullets and were rendered useless.


    However, the resourceful soldiers discovered that although the tops of these uniforms were torn to shreds, the pants remained mostly intact and could be salvaged.


    These American desert camouge pants were made from high-quality, expensive fabric, far superior to the tattered garments worn by Hunter (Hamid)’s soldiers.


    Moreover, the elite soldiers’ tactical boots caught the soldiers’ attention even more.


    These boots were not only expensive but designed for exceptional performance, offering features like anti-smashing and anti-puncture capabilities—ideal for traversing desert and mountainous terrain.


    Such boots were highly sought after in the Middle East; on the ck market, a single pair could fetch hundreds of dors, often with limited avability.


    Consequently, the scouts witnessed the grim scene of Hunter (Hamid)’s troops stripping the pants and boots from the Wanlong Pce soldiers before unceremoniously discarding their bodies into the valley.


    What terrified the scout even more was that his camera captured the body of Gorka, who was left with only a pair of pants and bore at least a dozen bullet wounds. The sight was horrific.


    In sheer panic, the scout fled the scene and ryed a radio message to his superiors: “The people from the Wanlong Pce… they’re all dead… Gorka is also dead…”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading"><strong></strong>