Chapter 760


    Helen looked at Henry and Baron with confusion. From their words, none of them thought that Garry


    would seed, and they had even expected that Garry and others would be defeated.


    "Captain Qi, do you mean that Garry''s group will definitely fail?" Helen said.


    "It''s not what I think. It''s what Brother Syl and I mean. Both of us think that Garry and others will


    fail." Baron deliberately stretched out his hand and pointed to Henry.


    "Why?" Helen was puzzled. Although she was a deputy in this team, she just performed a few more


    tasks than Garry, but her experience in this field was not much bigger than Garry''s.


    Baron pursed his lips at Henry and said, "You can ask Brother Syl. He is about the same age as


    you, but in terms of experience, he is much more experienced than you. Just on the way here,


    Garry and the other five people, including you, did not deliberately lower the sound of your


    footsteps. Only Brother Syl took the initiative to do so. In this aspect, he has already been many


    steps in front of you." Henry smiled and said to Helen gently, "The jungle world has always


    belonged to mercenaries. These mercenaries are far inferior to you in terms of personal quality, but


    in terms of surviving in the jungle, they are much more experienced than you. In short, these


    mercenaries have long been considered with the problem you have not considered. On the way to


    the jungle, there are some ces where the piled up leaves are thick. When you step on them,


    there will be a sound. This will give a signal to the other side."


    Helen didn''t show any disdain for Henry''s preaching. On the contrary, she listened carefully


    because she knew that Henry''s experience was something that even the captain of the Sharp Knife


    didn''t have, let alone herself.


    There was only one ce where Helen felt confused. She asked, "The mercenaries are all in the


    city. Can they really hear us stepping on the leaves in the jungle?"


    "No," Henry shook his head and exined, "There''s a kind of birds called African Starling that lives


    only in Africa. They like to stay in the open forest, where they usually jump or walk on the ground,


    eat fruits and other nts. Even if people pass by in the distance, they won''t be affected, unless the


    movement is particrly big. And when people step on the thick pile of fallen leaves, it will rm the


    birds. The African Starling usually gather in the groups of thirty, and once they fly, it''s a sign for the


    mercenaries that they have heard some noise."


    Listening to Henry''s words, Baron nodded in agreement and said, "In the jungle, there are too many


    things you don''t know. These experiences were all gathered when fighting for your life. Garry and


    others were discovered by others early on."


    Helen did not speak. Looking at the back of Garry and the other four people, she was a little


    worried.


    Henry leaned against the tree and chanted softly, "Three seconds, two, one, lie down!"


    When Henry shouted out the word "down", Helen and Baron almost subconsciously took such an


    action.


    As soon as they fell to the ground, they heard a roar nearby, and the earth trembled slightly. The fire


    rushed up to the sky, and a st of air swept over.


    This was the sound of a cannonballnding on the ground.


    "We''re exposed, let''s go!" The three people heard Garry''s anxious voice at the same time.


    "Ah." Henry sighed. "They''re deliberately guiding the enemies to shoot in that direction."


    As if confirming Henry''s words, in the dark night, countless mes shot out from Golden City and


    went straight to Garry and the other four people. The people in Golden City didn''t need to take aim


    at them at all. They just needed to shoot ording to the sounding from the forest.


    Fortunately, the jungle was very deep, and there were many trees that could serve as a shelter.


    Otherwise, Garry and the other four people would definitely not be able to escape.


    Nevertheless, when the five peoplepletely escaped from the shooting range of the enemies,


    they were all in a mess.


    The five people ran back, panting. Each of them had a look of relief that they had survived a


    disaster. Helen quickly went forward to see if the five people were injured. Henry and Baron sat


    leisurely on one side, with a branch in their hands, writing and drawing on the ground.


    "F**k, how could they discover us?" Garry fiercely punched the trunk beside him with his fist, and


    then he saw Henry, who was sitting leisurely there, and said, "Among us, someone must have sent


    a message to the other side! Otherwise, they couldn''t haveunched an urate attack when we


    were close to them. Moreover, I observed that they deliberately let us move forward a hundred


    meters, so as to lure us into a trap."


    "Oh?" Baron looked at Garry and said, "In your opinion, who among us would send a message to


    the other side?"


    "Who else can it be?" Garry fixed his eyes on Henry at a nce. "There is only one outsider here."


    Upon hearing this, Helen said unhappily, "The stranger you are talking about is my friend."


    "Captain Han, it''s not that we''re questioning you," said Queenie, the female squad member. "It''s


    your friend. He appeared at a very special time. Think about it. You ran into him the moment we


    were ambushed and he even came to Golden City with us. He heard everything about our n just


    now."


    "Yes, Captain Han, we might know his face but we don''t know his mind. Except for our own people,


    we can''t trust anyone. How can you be sure that your friend is still the same as the one you met


    before?"


    "Yes, Captain Han, you have to be careful. Otherwise, how can we be discovered so easily? There


    must be someone who sold us out."


    Several young team members all spoke to


    Helen.


    Garry stared at Henry and said, "I think we should get rid of..."


    "All right, all of you, shut up!" Baron, who had been silent, shouted, stood up, stared at Garry and


    the other five people, and asked, "Do you think that someone has betrayed you?"


    Under Baron''s gaze, Garry and the other four looked up a little embarrassedly, but they still said, "It


    must be like that. Otherwise, how could they have discovered us? We think we hid very well."


    "Ha- ha." Baron sneered and said, "Do you think you hide well? Have you seen the direction you


    chose just now? If I were a mercenary, I could clearly see you even if I were sitting in the room and


    having fun with beautiful women!"


    "It''s impossible! It''s the ce with the least people. How could we be discovered?" Queenie did not


    believe it.


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    "Impossible?" Baron looked at Queenie coldly and said, "Then tell me, there are heavy guards


    everywhere. Why is it that no one is watching the ce you were going to?"


    Queenie opened her mouth and wanted to say something, but she couldn''t say anything.