A Japanese colonel looked at the window next to the conference room. No special forces members seemed to be found outside, and the second floor was not high. So the Japanese colonel anxiously said: "Master Commander, let's retreat. As long as we jump out of this window, we can withdraw from the command center immediately."

Upon hearing this, Naosaburo Okabe was a little moved because the gunshots in the corridor outside the door were close by, and Zhang Yunfei's special forces team members would break into the door soon. The Japanese major generals and colonels next to them also looked eager to try. As long as Naosaburo Okabe agreed, the Japanese were ready to escape through the window...

At this time, the Japanese heard dense gunshots coming from the rooftop, whether on the third or fourth floor. When they heard this unique sound, many Japanese knew the shooting sound of the automatic weapons equipped by the Chinese team at this time.

Hearing the sound from above, many Japanese officers' faces changed again. Unexpectedly, Zhang Yunfei's special forces members also started attacking from the rooftops, and it seemed that they could only retreat from the window.

Seeing that there was no way out, Naosaburo Okabe gritted his teeth and said helplessly: "Everyone retreats through the window!"

Upon hearing this, many Japanese officers were like being pardoned and rushed to the window. Seeing that everyone was just thinking about escaping, regardless of their own life and death, Naosaburo Okabe was furious and his face looked very ugly, and the muscles on his face were a little distorted.

Naosaburo Okabe said sternly: "Haga! You still don't look like a soldier. The special forces of the Centre ** team are about to break in. Don't you want to retreat if you block the door?"

Seeing that his commander was furious, many Japanese commanders stopped. But they still looked out the window and wanted to escape early. There were only three or four Japanese colonels. They quickly pushed a few tables and blocked the door.

Seeing this, Naosaburo Okabe looked a little better. He walked to the window a few steps and was about to jump down, but found that the second floor was still a little taller. Naosaburo Okabe, who was standing in front of the window, seemed a little hesitant and did not dare to jump down for a moment.

A Japanese major general, who may have seen the reason why Naosaburo Okabe was hesitant, searched quickly in the conference room and found a rope several meters long at once. He ran to Naosaburo Okabe with a diligent look on his face. He said flatteringly: "Master Commander, please wait. I will tie this rope for you first, and then you can grab this rope."

After saying that, the Japanese general tied the rope quickly, tied one end of the rope to the beam of the window, and the other end drooped to the ground. The Japanese general pulled it hard, feeling very firm, and he consciously walked to the side to move aside and signaled that Naosaburo Okabe would go down first.

Seeing that the Japanese Admiral was so "sensible", Naosaburo Okabe immediately patted the Japanese Admiral on the shoulder. He handed a look of approval, as if saying, "You are good, I will promote and reuse you in the future."

When the Japanese Major General saw Naosaburo Okabe's eyes, he immediately looked flattered and felt a little excited. He thought to himself that he would definitely be valued in the future, and he might not be able to become a lieutenant general.

Naosaburo Okabe personally tried the strength of the rope, then pointed to a little Japanese colonel next to him and said, "Your, go down and try it first."

The Japanese colonel named had long thought of leaving here early. Seeing Naosaburo Okabe wanted to go down first, he seemed very happy. He immediately grabbed the rope and walked to the bottom very quickly, reaching the ground safely. The senior Japanese officers next to him looked envious when they saw the colonel's treatment so well.

Seeing that he was very safe, Naosaburo Okabe looked a little better. With the help of two Japanese commanders, he immediately climbed up the windowsill, grabbed the rope, carefully, and slowly slid down.

Next to the window, the Japanese commanders crowded into a group. Seeing that Naosabu Okabe was so slow, they were full of anxiety. Finally, Naosabu Okabe finally landed safely.

Seeing that his commander had gone safe, a group of senior Japanese commanders rushed to grab the rope one after another, hoping to flee down. At this time, the only rope was caught by two Japanese major generals and three Japanese colonels at the same time. No one was willing to let go and wanted to go down early.

A Lieutenant General of the Japanese Lieutenant General who was squeezed aside and failed to catch the rope was furious and said sternly: "Baga! Get out of here, let me come first."

Seeing that his chief of staff were angry, these Japanese devils had to loosen the rope a little reluctantly. Seeing that everyone loosened the rope and made way for a gap, the Japanese devils' chief of staff didn't care about so much, squeezed in, grabbed the rope and climbed down.

As soon as the Japanese chief of staff landed, several Japanese major general commanders began to rush forward, and no one wanted to let them go, and they grabbed the rope together and climbed down. Several Japanese major generals seemed to be in a hurry. Although they were only a few meters high, when the few people climbed into the air, there was still a Japanese major general who did not catch them firmly. They fell down and fell to the ground and hummed.

The remaining Japanese colonels did not dare to compete with these Japanese major generals, so they had to stand helplessly and look at these Japanese major generals anxiously, and go down quickly.

When the Japanese were fleeing to the rope in panic, they rushed to the second floor to more than a dozen special forces members. At this time, all the Japanese enemies on the second floor had been dealt with, leaving the Japanese conference room with a closed door.

Several special forces team members walked to the door of the conference room and pushed the thick wooden door hard, and found that it was not moving at all. As we all know, it might be that something was blocked inside.

Seeing this, a special forces member took out a few grenades, tied them together, and then signaled everyone to retreat, and sounded the fuse, stuffed the grenades under the door, and ran away a few steps and fell down.

With a loud "boom", wood chips flew everywhere. The wooden door and the tables behind were blown to pieces. After the explosion, several special forces members rushed in. The special forces captain Liu Xing also rushed in after the team members.

As soon as we entered the Japanese conference room, we saw a strange scene. Several Japanese colonels were fighting for a rope. Each of the Japanese colonels grabbed the rope, and no one wanted to let it go.

The explosion just now made the Japanese colonels stunned. Everyone kept the same action. This action lasted for several seconds. It was not until they saw several fully armed special forces breaking in. The Japanese colonels changed their faces, and they threw away the rope in panic, and quickly jumped through the window and jumped down.

When Liu Xing entered the room, he couldn't help but feel very funny when he saw this scene. When he saw the Japanese jumping out of the window, the conference room was empty and there was no Japanese. Liu Xing knew that the Japanese had escaped from the window, so he rushed towards the window immediately.

The senior Japanese commanders who jumped out of the window, including Naosaburo Okabe, the commander of the Japanese Mengsui Army, jumped out of the window and did not escape immediately. They were still waiting for the Japanese above to come down, probably wanting to retreat together.

Several special forces members who were guarding the outside of the Japanese command building heard the movement here, carrying the AK47 assault rifle and quickly ran towards here.

These special forces members ran to the underside of the Japanese command building. They saw a window on the second floor wide open, and lights were emitted. There seemed to be a rope tied to the window. One end of the rope was hanging to the ground. On the ground, there were more than a dozen Japanese officers standing. These Japanese officers seemed to be about to escape.

Seeing that the situation was urgent, and there were still thirty or forty meters between these special forces, the special forces members immediately shouted: "Don't move, we will shoot if we move again."

Although the Japanese did not understand Chinese, they saw several special forces members running towards them not far away. The Japanese knew what was going on. Seeing that they were almost surrounded by several special forces, there were special forces members in several directions, the Japanese changed their faces and felt a secretly screaming that something was wrong.

More than half of the Japanese officers were Japanese generals, and there were only a few Japanese colonels. These Japanese generals rarely carried guns, and usually only carried their own command knife. Now they are in a hurry to escape, so they will not be able to carry guns. Among the more than a dozen Japanese officers and only a few Japanese colonels, two or three of them brought ****.

The Japanese looked at the black muzzle in the hands of several special forces not far away, and were a little scared. There was only one Japanese colonel holding his own **** and preparing to fight back, but he just put his hand on his waist and was about to pull out the gun. A special forces member not far away shot at the same time.

The Japanese colonel was shot two or three times in the chest and fell to the ground with a bang. The blood splattered in the chest of the Japanese colonel just now and a lot of them splattered on the faces of the other Japanese commanders next to him.

Seeing this scene, the Japanese were all nervous and did not dare to resist for the time being. Another Japanese colonel who was about to draw his gun quietly stretched out his hand halfway and retracted back.

Liu Xing, in front of the window on the second floor, saw more than a dozen senior Japanese officers running away from the conference room below and were surrounded by several special forces members. So Liu Xing happily shouted: "Comrades, catch them alive."

After saying that, Liu Xing slowly flipped down the window. More than a dozen special forces members in the conference room jumped down one after another and surrounded the Japanese below.

When he jumped to the ground and stood firm, Liu Xing felt his eyes lit up. He saw more than a dozen Japanese devils on the ground clearly. He didn't know if he didn't look at it. He was shocked when he saw it. Good guy, a Japanese general, a lieutenant general, four major generals, and six colonels. It seems that the senior commander of the Japanese Mengsui Army was taken over by him.

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