Chapter 2652


    Although Syria was a part of the Middle East, thetitude here was simr to that of Aurous Hill. Moreover, since it was also winter, it was the season with the most rainfall.


    The thick and dark clouds not only blocked out the sun, but they also made the air very humid.


    This was a good thing for Charlie because if it had been a cloudless day, the possibility of him being able to skydive to infiltrate the enemy''s base during the day would essentially be close to zero because he would certainly be discovered.


    This was also the reason why Charlie was so confident that he would be able to skydive closer to the opponent''s base.


    When div counted down to thest three seconds, Charlie stepped forward before he came directly to the edge of the hatch. div was extremely nervous as he shouted, "3, 2,1, jump!"


    Charlie turned his head around as he said to the few people, "Everyone, I will see you in six hours!"


    After that, Charlie jumped out of the cabin directly into the thick and dark clouds without any hesitation at all.


    As soon as Charlie jumped out of the cabin, he felt as though he was in an ice cer.


    He was at an altitude of more than five thousand meters at this point, and the temperature was exactly 3 0 degrees Celsius lowerpared to the temperature on the surface of the ground. The current temperature above ground was about 15 degrees Celsius. So, the temperature around Charlie at this time was negative 1 5 degrees Celsius.


    However, this was nothing to him. His current attention was focused on keeping his figure stable so that he would not lose control of his body in a rapid fall.


    Since he was in the thick and dark clouds at this time, he basically could not see the situation below him at all. Fortunately, he could hear div''s voice reminding him through his wireless earpiece, "Mr. Wade, your descending speed and direction are both very stable. You are traveling at about fifty meters every second. Please maintain this speed. It is estimated that you will be able to safely release your parachute in about one and a half minutes."


    Charlie shouted, "Okay, I got it!"


    Ten secondster, Charlie''s body finally passed through the clouds.


    At that time, a small number of raindrops had already begun to condense under the clouds. It seemed as though it was about to rain soon. 4 Charlie could see the endless mountains below him, and the mountains in the Middle East were indeed nothing to speak of. The mountains were all yellowish and golden, and because of the teau, there was still snow on the top of some mountains with higher altitudes.


    Charlie could already vaguely see that there was a rtively simple vige in the valley below him. Although it was far away, he could see that the houses in the vige were all uniform and identical low-rise earthen houses. Their level of poverty was obvious.


    As the distance got closer and closer, Charlie could see that the vige was surrounded by two mountain peaks on the east and west side, and there were two entrances to the vige towards the north and south.


    Besides that, there were some armored vehicles there were some armored vehicles parked at the two entrances from the north and south, as well as several man-made trenches and firing piles. Charlie could tell that these two entrances were the top and main priority of the armed defense for the opposition force who were stationed here. 4


    There was also a small circr square in the center of the vige where four armed helicopters were parked.


    Also, there were several man-made fortifications and observation decks above the mountain peaks on both sides. Charlie could vaguely make out the activities of the people inside the fortifications.


    Charlie had already made a quick judgment in his mind at this time. Since he was all alone, he would have to sneak into the other party''s hintend quietly.


    So, the north and south entrances were definitely not a n option.


    The most suitable entry point would be the mountain peak on either the east or west side.


    For the opposition force who were stationed here, they were very clear that the government could not conduct arge-scale airstrike. Even if the government were to reallyunch an attack on them, the greatest possibility would be for them to attack the opposition force bynd.


    Since there were mountains on both the east and west, there were no roads at all. So, it would be very difficult for soldiers to sneak in from the mountains by foot, not to mention the heavy weapons and equipment that they would be equipped with.


    So, even if the government were to trulyunch an attack, they would only be able to enter from the two entrances from the north and south. Because of this, the opposition force''s defenses on the east and west sides were rtively weak. They were basically only equipped with a small number of soldiers and a small number of heavy machine guns and stinger missiles.


    So, Charlie was very confident that


    he would not be discovered if he


    were to sneak in from here.


    Moreover, even if he were to get discovered, he would not be in much danger because the anti-aircraft abilities of heavy machine guns were very weak. They would not be able to fire the bullets up high, and it would also be affected by the force of gravity, and it would form a


    parab after getting fired.


    As for stinger missile, although this thing was indeed very powerful, it could only lock onto aircrafts, and it would not be able to lock onto a living person. So, the stinger missiles were also equivalent to useless trash in Charlie''s eyes!


    At this moment, div''s voice sounded in Charlie''s earpiece as he said, "Mr. Wade, ording to your current descending speed, you will have to release your parachute in ten seconds!" 5


    Charlie nced at the information


    on his watch. After ten seconds, the height that he would be releasing his parachute would be about fiveProperty of N?)(velDr(a)ma.Org.


    hundred meters high. In order to more cautious, Charlie wanted


    y it safe, and he chose the


    of the mountain on the east side as hisnding point so that he could avoidnding directly at the defensive location on top of the mountain. So, Charlie spoke up and said, "I want to release my parachute at a height of two hundred meters."


    "Two hundred meters?!" div blurted out, "If you are going to release your parachute at this height, you will not only bending directly under the sight of the soldiers who are on guard at the top of the mountain, but you will not have enough time to buffer yournding based on your current descend speed alone. The impact on your body when yound would be equivalent to you jumping off a seven or eight-story building without any protection at all. It will be lifethreatening!"