Half an hour later, the wind and rain subsided slightly.
Over three hundred armed soldiers were divided into two parts, with over two hundred staying in the vehicles to guard the survivors.
The rest were split into a dozen five-man squads, landing on the eastern side of Tide Watching Island and advancing inward.
Each team was about a hundred meters apart, with the route determined by the leading officer.
However, due to the limited number of Armed Corps officers, soldiers from the combat groups substituted. Although they weren't as versatile as Mountain Goat and Pang Tu, their combat prowess was worlds apart compared to those who had only trained for a few days.
In the southeast direction, a five-man squad advanced in a single file. Pang Tu followed at the rear, one hand on the shoulder of the soldier in front, the other pressing the gun stock against his shoulder, vigilantly observing the right-front.
