When Dillon finally stood on the high ground of the southern side of Pinewood Forest Valley, it had already been an hour.0

After smoking a whole cigarette, he still could not figure out how the New Alliance managed to hold out for a full hour against the siege of 2 brigades with less than 200 men.0

What astonished him even more was that they had not captured a single prisoner.0

The resistance of the New Alliance soldiers was unusually tenacious. Many times, even though their people had clearly charged into the trenches, they were pushed back by the opponent's firepower.0

The enemy’s soldiers seemed to possess an endless supply of strength and courage. When their bullets ran out, they fought with bayonets, rifle stocks, entrenching shovels, or even stones they picked up on the battlefield.0

To kill a New Alliance soldier, they often had to pay the price of 5… Or even more.1

Not to mention everything was happening when the New Alliance was running low on ammunition...0