Chapter 26 Veteran, Old Gun.

After the bullet passed through the two doors, it rattled the tools on the shelf, but Gao Yang and the others had no way to stop the people outside from shooting.

When the gunfire stopped, someone outside was shouting something. They were speaking in Arabic. Gao Yang couldn't understand it, but he heard at least three or four people shouting outside.

Malick lowered his voice, and said to Gao Yang, "They asked us to open the door, otherwise they would set fire to the house."

What Malick said was mainly English, but there were some Urdu words mixed in, but fortunately, Gao Yang could still understand it roughly. He shook his head and said in a low voice: "Don't believe their nonsense, they will only talk to you when they come in. We all killed, our current selves defended themselves, do you have a gun?"

"No guns, but what if they actually set fire to the house?"

Bob whispered: "Trust him, don't open the door, otherwise we will really die, they won't burn down the house, who do you think they are? Is it a thug who takes advantage of the fire? Or an armed man who just wants to kill molecular?"

Malick hesitated for a moment, and said: "I don't think they want to rob. If they are thugs, they won't come out now, but the militants don't need to target our shop. Could it be that they want to find you?"

Gao Yang shook his head and said, "No, we just got here today and we don't know anyone at all. You can ask them what they want to do."

Malick took courage, and then shouted a few times in Arabic, and the people outside the door reacted more violently after hearing Malick's words, and began to kick the door hard, and kept yelling loudly.

Malick said to Gao Yang: "They said that someone saw the mercenaries sent by Gaddafi here and asked me to hand you over. I think they are talking about you. Also, they asked me to hand over the money. I Think, they should be thugs who robbed."

Gao Yang and Bob's foreigner faces still caused them trouble, Gao Yang was a little helpless and apologetic, and whispered to Malick: "I'm really sorry, they really targeted us, it seems that we caused you trouble gone."

Malick shook his head and said: "We are friends, friends shouldn't say these things, I'm here to tell them they made a mistake."

Malik began to speak in Arabic again, but after he said a few words, it was gunshots that responded to Malick, and then Gao Yang smelled a strong smell of gasoline, and just when he felt that something was wrong, there was a sudden burst of There was a relatively weak gunshot, followed by the screams of several people outside the door.

Gao Yang didn't know what happened, but after a few groans from the door, the silence soon returned, and the smell of gasoline was also mixed with the smell of blood.

After Gao Yang and Malick looked at each other, they said in unison: "They were killed."

At this moment, a voice came from the room: "Malick, what happened?"

Gao Yang turned his head to look in surprise, but saw an old man appearing at the stairs leading to the second floor in the shop. The old man had thin silver hair, hunched, and walked down the second floor tremblingly. It seemed that the old man at least He was over eighty years old, but the speed of going downstairs was not too slow, but the old man looked at the store with a surprised expression on his face.

Halfway down, the old man stood on the stairs, pointed to the messy shops and said, "Who are you? Malick, what happened?"

What surprised Gao Yang was that the old man was still a white man. He didn't know what to say, he just stared at the old man in a daze, while Malick hurried to the stairs,

After supporting the old man, he said anxiously: "Go back, it's too dangerous here, remember what I told you, yes, it's what I said, now there's chaos outside, you have to go back upstairs, Ah, the two of them came to the store to take refuge, there was shooting everywhere outside, many people died, someone tried to rush in just now, but they are all dead now."

Malick's words were urgent and fast, and confused, but the old man understood, and after nodding, the old man said to Gao Yang and Bob: "It seems that you have to stay here for a while, It won't be calm outside for a while, you two, please be more casual."

After saying hello to Gao Yang and Bob, the old man said to Malick: "You did a good job, you can't let those bastards in, we have to keep our own things, and you have to come hard to deal with those bastards." Yes, you come with me, we're going to get something out."

After finishing speaking, the old man turned around and began to walk back tremblingly. Malick made a gesture to Gao Yang and the others, signaling them to be careful, and followed the old man to the second floor.

Gao Yang and Bob looked at each other, and finally Bob couldn't help but said: "What does this old man want to do? Forget it, leave him alone, let's find a way, brother, we have to get out of here."

Gao Yang sighed, and said: "I want to leave here too, but you have seen the situation outside, I think we are going to die if we go out now."

"I have to call my dad. I don't know what's going on with him there. I have to tell him what happened. I hope he's not in danger now. Damn it, why does this always happen when I come out this time."

Bob was a little restless and turned around in a circle, but at this moment, the old man and Malick came out again, but Malick was carrying a long box in his hand.

Out of respect for the old man, Gao Yang and Bob stood under the stairs. After the old man walked down the stairs, the old man reached out to shake hands with Gao Yang and Bob, and said, "Gentlemen, my name is Fedor von. Fedor von Brauchitsch, welcome to my store, you can wait here with peace of mind, it doesn’t matter until the end of time, if you need anything, please just tell me.”

The old man spoke English very well, and his words were correct, but when he heard the old man's name, Gao Yang immediately realized that the old man in front of him was a German, and he was also a nobleman, because the old man's name was not only a typical German name , and the "Feng" added before the surname does not belong to the surname, but it is a sign of his noble origin.

The old man should be born in the Junker nobles, who have been awarded titles in the family history, and the Germans born in the Junker nobles are often inseparable from the army. Look at the famous German generals with Feng in their names during World War II, and you will know this special surname symbol Played a role in the army.

Gao Yang's intuition told him that the old man in front of him was not simple. After he and Bob made a simple self-introduction, Gao Yang said respectfully to Fedor: "It's an honor to meet you, Mr. Brausch, if we have If you can help, please just order."

Fedor nodded, and said: "Thank you very much, gentlemen, now let's take out the things about dealing with villains and talk about other things."

Fedor walked to the cash collection counter and sat down, motioned Malick to put the box on the counter in front of him, and Fedor took a key and opened the long wooden box.

Gao Yang's intuition told him that there should be guns in the wooden box, and after Fedor opened the wooden box, Gao Yang almost cheered, because although the things in the box were in parts, they were indeed guns and bullets, and there were more than one , is at least one long gun and one pistol.

After opening the box, Fedor picked up a rag with trembling hands, took out a part, and began to wipe it with the rag.

"Old man, after all these years, you are going to play again."

Although the rifle in the box was still in spare parts, Gao Yang recognized it at a glance from the shape of the stock and the muzzle. It was an old gun, and it was also a famous Mauser kar98k!

98K, Germany's main rifle during World War II, anyone who has a little knowledge of World War II will have heard of its name, and the pistol next to the rifle is also the famous P38.

Both rifle parts and pistol parts are coated with a thick layer of gun oil, and they are very well preserved, no different from new ones. Even the bullets are covered with a thick layer of grease, and there is no rust at all.

Gao Yang felt that Fedor was an old sniper, which was easy to see, because in addition to the gun and bullets in the box, there was also a zf41 scope used by Germany in the early days of World War II, and a 6x30 scope produced by Zeiss. The binoculars, these two things clearly showed Fedor's identity as a sniper.

Watching Fedor assemble the Mauser 98K little by little, and finally put the scope on, Gao Yang finally couldn't help it, and he said excitedly: "Mr. Brausch, you are a sniper! ?"

After Fedor glanced at Gao Yang, he was silent for a long time, finally nodded, and said in a deep voice, "164th Division of the German Wehrmacht African Corps..."

Fedor just said one sentence, and stopped talking about the rest. He just shook his head and started to pull the bolt over and over again. At this time, Bob said cautiously: "So, are you a Nazi?"

Fedor glanced at Bob, and said in a deep voice: "I am not a Nazi, I am a soldier, a soldier who fought for Germany, but I fled before the surrender of the African Legion in 1943. A friend told me, My parents were shot for sympathy and helping hide the Jews because they hid my girlfriend in the basement, my brother died in Stalingrad, and after hearing that, I fled, so I'm just a deserter That's all."

While speaking slowly, Fedor put the bullets into the magazine one by one, and when he finished speaking, he pulled the bolt of the gun with a clatter, sending the bullets into the chamber.

"After the war, I returned to the Ruhr. My house was in ruins. My sister died in the bombing. Her body remained in the ruins. My brother died in Normandy. He was a member of the SS Twelfth Armored Division. , when he died, he was fifteen years old. Unlike me, my younger brother was a fanatical Nazi. He felt that my parents deserved to be shot. He wanted to use his life to wash away the shame that my family and I brought to him. I got my wish."

After speaking, Fedor aimed his gun and continued: "Gentlemen, after hearing these old-fashioned stories, you must know my views on the Nazis."