The film starts with the Navy SEALs

chapter 31

The Lionheart is based outside Monrovia, in a small town where many locals live.

more specifically……

It was because of the camp of the Lionheart King's army that the soldiers' families and relatives came together, and some locals who couldn't survive in the city gathered together to form this small town.

Because of this absolute dependence, the entire town, whether civilians or soldiers, can be said to be all the people of General Lionheart.

Here, General Lionheart is the emperor, and it doesn't matter who comes.

Team B's entry into such a small town under dictatorship is even more risky than in a war-torn area, and they may face being surrounded and beaten by hundreds of people at any time.

As the van slowly drove into the center of the town, the expressions of everyone in team B became serious.

Don't dare to slack off in the slightest!
Long Zhan was at the right side of the back row, observing everything outside through the gaps in the window curtains, and collecting useful information as much as possible.

Alleys, intersections, crowd distribution, buildings, etc., draw a real-time map in your mind as much as possible.

This small town is similar to other African regions. It is all low hollow brick houses and shanty houses, basically single-story structures.

Only a small number of wealthy town residents can afford to live in two-story flat-roofed houses.

The atmosphere on the street was more complicated than that in the city. Soldiers with weapons wandering around could be seen everywhere on the street, as well as some armed pickup trucks with heavy machine guns, flaunting their might and rampaging on the street.

Don't look at these soldiers wearing flip-flops on their feet, shirtless and wearing boxers, they have no military quality at all.

But they all belong to the regular army of Liberia!
It's just that under the system of warlord tribes, these regular troops belonging to General Lionheart King will not listen to the orders of the Liberian government at all.

It is precisely because of this relationship that the B team, which has obtained permission from the Liberian government, has to be so cautious in this small town.

Perhaps it was General Lionheart's overconfidence, and he couldn't believe that someone would look at him for trouble.

Or maybe Team B chose this broken van, which can be seen everywhere in this town, so it didn't attract anyone's attention.

The team of Team B arrived at their destination smoothly, outside the door of a two-story residential building.

B2 Lei went out first.

Lei, who was dressed in casual clothes and carried a travel bag, looked basically the same as the local blacks, and did not attract the attention of the locals nearby.

Even if someone stared at it, it was more because Lei Chuan was more fashionable.

Lei's movements were natural and quick. He got out of the car, walked to the side of the road, and opened the door with ease. Jason, Long Zhan and others got out of the car and quickly entered the room.

Jason and the six Long Zhan didn't wear backpacks, they just wore combat gear to reduce the risk of exposure.

It's just early stage scouting, not combat, and combat attire is enough.

In addition, everyone is wearing a black hood and a black robe, which is inconspicuous on this dark street.

The six people got out of the van and then entered the house. The whole process was smoother than expected.

This house is a local intelligence officer. During the day, he made a special trip to contact a local informant hiding in the town, and picked an "observation house" purchased at a designated location. From here, he could see the house where Samir and Sabo Sanko were going to meet.

The balcony on the second floor has been specially arranged and covered with blankets and various clothes pretending to be drying, so you don’t have to worry about being exposed when you observe.

After the installation of various monitoring equipment in the building, Mandy and other intelligence personnel in the command center can also see the situation outside the target building through the real-time pictures taken on site.

(End of this chapter)