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The First Mate of the "Wales" saw that the situation was dire, and that both his ship and the crew were destined to perish here today. However, he was unwilling to die without purpose, so he ordered a Sailor to relay commands for all gunners to fire at the top of the hill where the Taiwan Army was hiding. Even if it meant leveling the hill inch by inch, they had to eliminate the Taiwan Army concealed behind it!
Upon receiving the order, the gunners immediately concentrated their fire on the hilltop. The destructive power of such concentrated explosive shells was immense. Soon, a section of the hilltop collapsed, sending rolling stones, dirt, and trees tumbling down. Several members of the Taiwan Army hidden behind the hill were crushed or injured by the falling debris, and two mortars were destroyed as well. The Taiwan Army hurriedly sought cover, and for a moment, their firepower diminished significantly. As the firepower of the Taiwan Army weakened, that of the "Wales" increased. The gunners continued to bombard the hilltop with explosive shells, causing more stones and dirt to cascade down from the hill. More members of the Taiwan Army were crushed or injured by falling debris, some even buried alive under the earth. Xu Shaoqiang never expected those damned foreign devils would resort to such tactics; he could only order his soldiers to retreat a distance and adjust the angle of their mortars to continue firing.
However, this time, the angle was clearly not adjusted correctly. None of the shells fired from over a dozen mortars hit the "Wales"; they all fell into the sea. The gunners on the "Wales" deduced from where the shells landed that the Taiwan Army had indeed moved their position. To avoid being struck by rolling stones and dirt from above, their only option was to retreat further back from the hill. The gunners' deduction was correct; this is exactly what the Taiwan Army did.
But this retreat led them down a path of no return. The gunners on the "Wales" were seasoned naval artillerymen who knew how to strike at enemies in such situations. All gunners elevated their cannon barrels and fired all rapid-fire shells into the air. Following curved trajectories, all shells landed in the rear position of the Taiwan Army. The explosive power was astonishing; a series of thunderous explosions erupted at their position. How could flesh and blood withstand such artillery attacks? After just a few shells exploded, numerous bodies lay scattered across the Taiwan Army's position. It seemed as if the gunners on the "Wales" knew they had inflicted devastating damage on the Taiwan Army behind the hill; they relentlessly poured explosive shells into that area, turning it into a hellish scene filled with screams and dismembered limbs. Finally, some soldiers could no longer bear it and fled from behind the hill in panic, scrambling onto vehicles parked nearby in an attempt to escape. But how could their enemies allow them to escape? Two rapid-fire cannons on the "Wales" immediately adjusted their angles and targeted their vehicles. Striking such targets was almost guaranteed success; amidst explosions, those vehicles were shredded like toys, and with additional explosions from within them, there was no chance for those Taiwan Soldiers who had climbed aboard to survive.
Seeing countless corpses and severed limbs around him, Xu Shaoqiang felt utterly hopeless. Enemy shells continued to rain down on their position; each shell that landed signaled an end to several soldiers' lives. Unable to win in battle or find a way to retreat, it seemed he would face total annihilation today. Even someone like Xu Shaoqiang, a brash commander who only knew how to fight, couldn't help but feel his nose tingle with emotion as he struggled not to let tears fall from his eyes. After another round of shelling, only a few dozen soldiers remained at his position; these men were less soldiers than they were walking corpses waiting for death. They had completely given up resistance and awaited enemy shells to land beside them so they could join their fallen comrades in death. Even if they wanted to fight back, what could they do? Twenty mortars had been destroyed by enemy fire; could they really use rifles and rapid-fire cannons against them? If they were closer, perhaps they could scratch or bite at least once before dying, but how could they do anything when their enemies were out at sea? There was nowhere left to escape; all they could do was wait for death.
Xu Shaoqiang sighed deeply and pulled out his phone from his pocket to dial a number. "Old Ding, this is Xu Shaoqiang; my troops are finished... avenge us! The 'Wales' in the bay..." His voice was cut off by an explosion; his right hand holding the phone flew high into the air before finally dropping down after a long pause. A voice on the other end anxiously shouted: "Xu old ghost... Xu old ghost! What’s going on? Was that artillery fire from your troops? I've already sent forces over; hold on! Xu old ghost..." But all that could be heard through the receiver was thunderous artillery fire; there was no further response from Xu Shaoqiang.
Half an hour later, reinforcements from Taiwan's bay artillery unit arrived at the battlefield. The artillery unit's equipment was formidable; with rocket artillery vehicles capable of firing forty rounds at once, they bombarded the "Wales," which was still spinning in the bay until it became riddled with holes. Such long-range destructive weapons targeting an already crippled vessel like "Wales" was akin to using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. After several rounds of bombardment, "Wales" began tilting slowly until it suddenly plunged headfirst into the water at a certain angle. Moments later, that massive steel beast known as Kung Fu vanished without a trace beneath the waves, leaving only a whirlpool on its surface that quickly calmed down as if nothing had ever happened in this still tranquil bay.
However, this brutal battle had indeed taken place: an entire regiment stationed at dock lost all its men; thousands of tons of cargo ship "Wales" along with its one hundred sixty crew members also sank into oblivion beneath the sea. But that wasn't all—due to unclear circumstances surrounding this battle's outbreak and aftermath, Taiwan Military's artillery unit reported to Military Commission that they received a distress signal from Regiment 205 stationed at dock claiming they were attacked by Lusan-registered cargo ship "Wales" and were about to be annihilated. When reinforcements arrived at what should have been an ordinary cargo ship named "Wales," they found it equipped with twelve rapid-fire cannons and two anti-aircraft guns launching fierce artillery attacks against Regiment 205's position while its soldiers had already been wiped out; thus began their bombardment leading to "Wales"'s sinking. Later during cleanup operations at sea, it was discovered that one company under Regiment 205 had been completely wiped out near a hillside not far from dock—likely also victims of unknown armed forces aboard "Wales."
The Taiwan Army was furious and declared to international society that it was armed forces belonging to Black K Party—the world's largest gang based in Lusang Nation—that orchestrated this attack with intentions long aimed at seizing Taiwan's vast lands and rich resources in an attempt to overthrow its government and establish their stronghold there. However, Black K Party denied these claims stating they bore no responsibility for this attack and issued statements claiming it was initiated by Taiwan Military first. Thus began a war of words between both sides; what once were friendly cooperative partners turned hostile as Taiwan Li Min Group refused any further drug supplies to Black K Party while Y Country Moha Group also ceased exporting food and daily necessities to Taiwan in an attempt to economically strangle Taiwan through sanctions.
Chairman Jiang Wanhua of Limin Group received news about military engagement involving Y Country Moha Group's "Wales" only after fighting concluded; he had been anxiously dealing with internal incidents regarding drug container attacks within Limin Group when he got word about this situation which he immediately sensed wouldn't be simple—there must be underlying circumstances yet unknown—but since both sides had already established facts through actions taken during conflict resolution would not be straightforward anymore because once war broke out it escalated into political issues involving diplomacy and sovereignty beyond mere cooperation.
Jiang Wanhua also attempted reaching out directly via phone call with Black K Party leader Kobe Bryant requesting both sides sit down amicably for resolution but Kobe Bryant arrogantly believed he held control over Taiwan’s drug exports along with food supplies and military goods imports demanding Taiwan Military publicly apologize to Black K Party while compensating for losses incurred by "Wales" along with reparations for crew members’ families as well due compensation for losses incurred during conflict due damages sustained aboard “Wales.” Given Black K Party’s significant influence over entire Taiwan’s affairs regarding this matter prompted Taiwan Authorities convene political bureau meetings but military high-ranking officials absolutely refused such terms asserting these conditions represented Black K Party’s conspiracy—accepting them would mean bowing down before gangsters compromising national dignity which hot-headed generals insisted even if citizens had tighten belts causing national economy regression ten years wouldn’t agree upon such disgraceful demands—moreover without butcher Zhang would there be no need eating piglets?
Jiang Wanhua felt helpless towards those fiery old generals who spoke truthfully yet only understood warfare tactics lacking comprehension regarding difficulties involved in business dealings—while partners could indeed be found locating those capable both buying selling simultaneously proved challenging since large-scale transactions required mutual checks ensuring maximum benefits otherwise dominant party might impose harsh conditions pricing while weaker side lacked bargaining power altogether.
However, since the authorities have made a decision, he could only accept it for the greater good. Fortunately, the domestic supplies can last for a while, and his Limin Group, having lost a month's worth of production, will need another month to supply drugs to the outside. He hopes to find suitable partners in a short time; otherwise, the entire Taiwan will really have to tighten their belts to get by.
While the Taiwan Authorities were in a state of panic over this matter, the director of the whole situation, our comrade Xin Yi, was nestled with Mixed-Race Beauty Roxy in an ordinary residential building in Abayir, enjoying this rare moment of peaceful happiness. After arranging for the Brothers from Beng Hu Company to be sent back to Guokan, Xin Yi notified Huang Mang to wait for his news. In a few days, he would arrange for a meeting with Jiang Wanhua.
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