Soul to the Rhine

Chapter 64 Attack
"Hmph." An extremely aristocratic snort came out.

"..."

Rosia suddenly couldn't be more honest and sat still.

The car drove slowly, and the soldiers standing guard outside saluted the car one by one. Heinrich also returned the salute inside the car, his face looking serious.

He looked like a dog, Rosia looked at him.

Heinrich felt unusually sharp, and immediately turned to look at her, his sharp eyes just met the "disgusting" expression on her face that she hadn't had time to retract.

"..."Sister, why don't you be so scary?

Rosia felt that her legs began to tremble, and when she saw his eyes narrowing, she suddenly thought: "Sir Heinrich, the way you salute turns out to be so handsome and extraordinary."

Heinrich looked at her, rarely speechless.

The driver couldn't help but laugh. As soon as he laughed twice, his expression suddenly changed and he quickly stepped on the brakes.The car swayed, and Rosia couldn't hold back her momentum and fell onto the back of the car in front of her.

A series of gunshots came from the front, and the car glass suddenly crashed and shattered. Rosia was dizzy from the impact. Just as he was about to raise his head, Heinrich pressed him down with a hand.With lightning speed, a bullet flew from the side building, passed through the side window of the car, grazed the back of Heinrich's hand, and shot straight out of the window next to Rosia.

I was still in shock when I heard Heinrich shout: "Transfer!"

The driver acted immediately. The car turned halfway, and Heinrich took out his pistol and fired a shot at a window of the building.

At the same time, the soldiers standing guard on the street immediately launched a counterattack in that area. The sound of shooting and the sound of breaking glass suddenly resounded throughout the street.

At this moment, something unexpected happened again. A fire suddenly appeared in front, and another machine gun fired at the car. As soon as the driver moved, he was hit. He groaned and fell on the steering wheel.

Because the driver was changing cars, the driver died. He didn't know where he hit, the car suddenly lost control, and rushed towards the building over there crookedly.

Amid the hail of bullets, Rosia vaguely heard soldiers outside shouting, sir, probably calling Heinrich.

She raised her head in panic, only to see that the car was about to hit the building, and lime mud blocks from upstairs had already fallen into the car.That moment was simply terrifying. At the critical moment, Heinrich raised his foot and kicked the car door, holding Rosia with one hand and rolled out.

Said to get out, Rosia was actually thrown out completely, and half of her body hit the car door, causing burning pain.However, before he could cry out in pain, Heinrich held him and rolled him aside.

She heard Heinrich's muffled groan, but was frightened out of her wits by another crisp impact.

A grenade was thrown down from the building and landed on the military vehicle with a bang.

Heinrich was like lightning bursting in an instant, dragging Rosia into the inner room of the building.

A huge explosion came in, which made Rosia's eardrums hurt. Hot tongues of flames swept in all of a sudden. Heinrich hurriedly got up and took her to hide behind a broken wall.

The flames bounced back when blocked, causing the military vehicle outside to burn even more fiercely, completely blocking the door.The room was completely charred as far as the eye could see, and even the walls where they were hiding were scorching hot.

The two of them were already dusty, and their bodies hurt as if they were falling apart.Heinrich's face was covered with gray marks, he took a few breaths, and then led Rosia into a deeper room, but he didn't intend to go out again.

After walking through two rooms, they stopped in front of a large window. Heinrich was leaning on the wall beside the window. Rosia carefully looked out and was stunned. The soldier standing guard outside had been dead for seven days. eight.

It was obvious that this was a very large-scale sneak attack. It was unclear whether their target was the German soldiers in the streets or the Major Heinrich.In other words, it was the owner of the burning military vehicle, the senior colonel of the National Defense Forces.

Looking at the buildings riddled with holes, corpses lying everywhere, and the thick smoke, Rosia panicked from the bottom of her heart.In the face of such a hail of bullets, maybe the next moment, they will become two corpses.

"Rosia." Heinrich called her.

"Ah, ah?" Rosia wanted to speak normally, but found that her whole body was trembling, even the root of her tongue was trembling, and she could not pronounce complete syllables at all.

She looked sideways, and Heinrich was hidden in the darkness, unable to see his face at all.

"We were ambushed." His voice was calm, without any fluctuations: "Remember the place we just came out of?"

Garrison headquarters?
Rosia nodded, not sure if he saw it in the darkness.

"Very good." Heinrich said calmly: "You can go through here in a moment and move the reinforcements."

"What?" Rosia was stunned. Three avenues immediately appeared in her mind. They were so far away. Did she have such a long life to run across them?
"I, I can't do it." This couldn't be done at all.

"Okay." Heinrich continued: "I'll give you cover, so hurry up."

"Can……"

"Click." The sound of a pistol being loaded came from the darkness.

Rosia couldn't speak any more. She thought Heinrich was threatening her again, but she didn't expect that something was thrown in the darkness and she reached out to catch it. It turned out to be a small pistol.

"Six bullets, shoot accurately, go quickly."

Heinrich didn't let her comment. He took out a grenade from his waist, pulled the ring, and threw it in the direction of a pile of corpses of German soldiers.

An explosion sounded outside. The other party's troops thought that there was something missing among the corpses on the ground, so they fired at the ground, revealing their position.

Heinrich quickly struck in that direction, and soon the other party became silent.But at the same time, he was about to expose his target.

Rosia knew that the arrow was on the string and had to be fired. She gritted her teeth and rushed forward, while Heinrich went in the opposite direction.

Gunshots kept ringing behind him, getting farther and farther away.She didn't dare to look back and kept running wildly. The hand holding the gun kept sweating and she almost couldn't hold it.

War is like this, there is no choice but to move forward.Hopefully, Heinrich can hold on until she comes to rescue her.

The first floor of this building was basically destroyed, and there were broken walls and ruins everywhere. She ran for a long time without being blocked.Just as he was secretly rejoicing, a soldier appeared at a small hidden window in front, holding a machine gun and aiming outward.

The steps stopped abruptly.Rosia has never been to the front line in a real sense and does not recognize the military uniforms of soldiers from other countries, but these are obviously not German.

She was so nervous that her heart seemed to be about to jump out.Tried to hide, but it was too late, the soldier had already seen her.

The soldier was confused as to why a woman suddenly appeared here. He was about to ask her which country she was from, but his eyes happened to catch sight of the standard pistol in her hand.

German Nazis!

The soldier's expression changed, and Rosia also noticed it. Her heart tightened suddenly, and her heart beat like a drum.In panic, he raised his pistol and shot preemptively into the soldiers' hands with trembling force.

The recoil made her arms numb, and the bullet flew out, missing its target, but instead shot into the soldier's leg.

"puff!"

The sound of bullets penetrating flesh was heard, and the soldier grunted, unsteady and fell to the ground. Rosia was frightened, and she didn't know where she got the courage. She rushed to the window in three steps and two steps at a time, before the soldier could react. In the gap, he used both hands to lift the machine gun out.

The soldier's pupils shrank and his hand reached for the pistol at his waist. Before he could pull it out, the cold muzzle of the gun was pressed against his forehead.

"Give me the gun." Rosia stretched out her trembling hand.

The soldier didn't move, looking straight at her.

"Give it to me!" Rosia roared, covering up the trembling in her words, and advanced the gun in her hand.

The soldier tilted his head back, hesitated, and put the gun in her hand.

Rosia pointed both guns at him, stared into his eyes, slowly backed away, and then turned around and ran away until she was far enough.

No one can understand her mood at this time. For the sake of absolute safety, she should kill him, but her hands are not obeying her orders at all. She has tried her best and can hold on to this point. She feels that she is about to die. I collapsed, and my only thought was to run away and leave quickly!

Her mind went blank. After running for an unknown amount of time, she finally reached the end. She rushed towards the street, not daring to look back, and turned like crazy in the direction she came from.

There were very few people on the street. After passing through two intersections, there were gradually more people. They walked slowly, looking at the running girl in surprise. They had no idea that the other street had become a Shura massacre. field.

Rosia held her breath and rushed to the garrison headquarters. The two soldiers pointed their guns at her, but judging from their expressions, they seemed to recognize her.

Rosia gasped twice, feeling like her lungs were going to explode. She held her knees and said quickly: "Quick, hurry up, we are ambushed, Chief Heinrich is trapped on Rolle Avenue, hurry up and rescue him,"

The faces of the soldiers changed, and an announcement was made when they went in.The other looked at her suspiciously: "Ma'am, how could it be you who came to report the news, could it be..."

"Yes, they are all dead, all dead. If you don't go, maybe Major Heinrich will die too."

The soldier's pupils shrank, and just as a few people walked out of the headquarters, the first among them was the colonel. He was a better person than the soldiers under his command. The first thing he did was to let her go in and rest first.

"...What, you mean, all of them..." The colonel frowned deeply.

Rosia nodded, her face pale. Her nerves were still tense and she had no intention of drinking hot water. She kept holding the pistol tightly with both hands.

"Then, do all your guns belong to Major Heinrich?" The colonel's sharp eyes fell on her left hand.

"No, this is the only one." Rosia raised his left hand, holding an SS standard pistol, and the other said: "When I escaped, I met a soldier and I wounded him. This is His gun."

The colonel took it and took a closer look. Suddenly his expression changed. He stood up abruptly and saluted Rosia. His voice was heavy and solemn: "We will definitely rescue Major Heinrich, and, you You can rest here and wait for the news to come."

After saying that, he hurried away, and several officers also left one after another behind him. Rosia looked at their backs, and for some reason, her heart that had been tightening suddenly relaxed.It was only then that she realized that she had been worried about Heinrich.

Realizing this, Rosia was stunned for a moment. Looking at the water vapor rising from the water glass, she was a little unable to recover.

It stands to reason that if a fascist who endangers society dies, shouldn't she be thankful that the people's war of resistance has fewer enemies? No matter what happens, she should calm down and watch the fire from the other side.But now, things are completely opposite.She thought of the flames of war, gunpowder smoke, countless blood and corpses she saw on the street, and suddenly feared that she would see Heinrich inside.

Rosia's face suddenly became strange. She pursed her lips and looked at the gun in her hand. She suddenly felt that this terrible thought must be because she and Heinrich shared the same difficulties today.She escaped, but Heinrich's life or death was still uncertain. As a normal person, it was normal to be worried.

She took a deep breath and leaned back on the sofa.The hall was quiet, and the footsteps of people around her were like a lullaby. She kept clutching the pistol. The pain and exhaustion on her body made her unable to hold on any longer, and she slowly fell asleep.

I don't know how long it took, but when she opened her eyes, it was already dark, and it was a strange staff member who woke her up.

"Madam, which district in Paris do you live in? I will send someone to take you back."

Rosia was stunned for a while before she woke up. She raised her upper body slightly and immediately hissed in pain: "Where is Chief Heinrich, is he okay?"

The staff member made a embarrassed expression, hesitated for a moment before saying: "No, Major Heinrich was not found."

"Not found? Why?" Rosia couldn't imagine.

"I don't know. The soldiers found Major Heinrich's weapons in the defense building, but no one was found. Please don't worry, the major is a very good person. Maybe he escaped from the siege and went to hide somewhere."

Having said that, Rosia did not feel relaxed. She knew very well how unlikely it was for Heinrich to escape alone in that scenario.Almost all the German soldiers were wiped out, and there were still many enemies. No matter how powerful he was, he might not be able to escape unscathed.

Although she felt bad intellectually, subconsciously she still hoped that Heinrich had really escaped alive. After all, he had saved her life.

It was already dark, and Aunt Maysha and Pino might be worried if they didn't go back.

Rosia suppressed the mixed emotions in her heart and reluctantly smiled at the staff: "I live in District [-], thank you!"

"No." The staff led the way thoughtfully, and did not forget to comfort her: "Please believe me, the major will definitely feel your worries and thoughts, and he will come back safely."

Rosia: "..."

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