Li Wei just played "Operation Delta" for a few hours after get off work, but he didn't expect to travel to the war-torn Assala in the blink of an eye. What surprised him even more was that the person standing in front of him was Said, the legendary warrior who wore a red mask and fought for the people.
From an ignorant newcomer who was woken up by Said's slap to a brother worthy of being trusted in the Guards, Li Wei proved his loyalty with actions. He followed Said in blowing up tanks, breaking into enemy camps, rescuing refugees, witnessing Said's decision to refuse to blow up the dam at No. 0 Dam, confronting the Relink experimental subjects at the spire of Babel, annihilating the Hafk communication station in Blackstone Mountain, and finally going straight to Jacob's lair.
The war is over, but peace is not the end. Said took the remnants of the 7th Division and a group of homeless children to build a new home in the valley. Karim opened a scone shop, Hassan learned how to make soup, and Colonel Malik sat in the shop drinking tea and reading the newspaper. And those experimental subjects controlled by Relink are waking up from the hibernation cabin one after another.
Red Wolf left a letter: G. T. I. Has a way to send Li Wei back. Faced with the temptation to go home, Li Wei folded the letter and stuffed it into his pocket, "I won't go back. I am needed here, and the boss needs me."
This is a story about loyalty, redemption and hope. When the smoke clears, the desert wind will take you home.
Reader comments
Run, the preface does not match the postscript, it is a typical AI novel, the plot cannot be connected, and the plot is too repetitive.
Run, the preface does not match the postscript, it is a typical AI novel, the plot cannot be connected, and the plot is too repetitive.