Red Moscow

After coming out of the conductor's cabin, Sokov went straight back to his box. He was eager to know how Agelina was doing now.

When he opened the box door, a crying voice suddenly came from the darkness: "Who, who are you?"

Sokov heard Agelina's voice and quickly replied: "Agelina, it's me, Misha, I'm back!"

After saying that, he quickly stepped forward and relied on his understanding of the box environment to quickly come to Agelina's side. After kneeling down on one knee, he asked with concern: "Are you okay?"

Agelina turned sideways, grabbed Sokov's arm, and said with sobs: "Misha, you are finally back. The gangsters outside fired many shots at our box and destroyed a picture on the wall. The paintings were all knocked down. You were not here at the time, so I was very scared."

Sokov put the assault rifle aside and grabbed Agelina's Rouyi. It felt cold. Only then did he realize that the window glass of the compartment had long been shattered by bullets, and the ground was full of broken glass. Not to mention, the cold wind outside was still blowing into the box. No wonder Agelina's little hands were cold.

He quickly pulled off the quilts on the two sleepers, placed one under Agelina, and draped the other over Agelina. After all this was done, he said to Agelina in a reproachful tone: "Silly girl, there are so many broken glass shards on the ground, why don't you know how to make a quilt, be careful to scratch your hands. Also, the window glass is also It’s broken, the cold wind keeps pouring into the box, and you don’t know how to put on a quilt to keep warm. What if you get frozen?”

Agelina, who was wrapped in a quilt, half sat up, rested her head on Sokov's shoulder, and expressed a question in her mind: "Misha, I found that the gangsters outside seemed to have identified our box. Keep shooting at this place. Are they coming for you?"

"Impossible, this is absolutely impossible." Sokov decisively denied Agelina's guess: "I made a temporary decision to go to Berlin. How could there be gangs active in Poland specifically coming to ambush me? "

"But, there were really a lot of bullets shot at us." Just as Agelina said this, a few more bullets flew in, making her tremble, but then she thought that Sokov was beside her. , he could protect his own safety, and he immediately felt more at ease.

Sokov frowned and thought about it, and soon came up with a clue. It was very unlikely that the gangsters outside were coming for him. The reason why they targeted this box to shoot was probably because they knew it was a luxury box. , there must be important people living here.

Wanting to understand this, Sokov raised his hand and patted Agelina on the back, comforting her and said: "Agelina, we live in a luxury box. The gangsters think that big shots should live in it. As long as If you keep shooting at this place, you can kill or injure the people inside.”

Agelina suddenly became nervous when she heard what Sokov said: "Misha, since the goal of this box is so big, let's change to another box."

"It doesn't matter." Sokov said disapprovingly: "I checked and found that the walls of the box are very strong and the gangsters' bullets cannot penetrate them. As long as you hide below the window, there is not much danger."

There was another gunshot outside the window, and Sokov heard the sound of a turntable machine gun firing, which was also mixed with the sound of some 98K rifle firing. Based on these gunshots, Sokov judged that the gang's weapons were very mixed, including Soviet-style weapons and German-made weapons. It seemed that there was not enough ammunition. The machine gun fire was in short bursts, and the shots in each direction did not exceed three times.

After gaining a general understanding of the enemy's equipment, Sokov suddenly felt more at ease. There is not enough ammunition. If they want to seize the train, they can only use people to pile it up. They can hide in the window and use sufficient ammunition to send the gangsters who come into their range to see God.

Sokov turned to Agelina and said, "Just stay here and don't move. After I kill all the gangsters who attacked the train, I will ask the conductor to change our box."

"Okay!" Agelina's tone was much more cheerful. With Sokov by her side, there was no need to worry about gangsters breaking into the box. Everything that happened tonight was just an interesting salute to her. .

Sokov dragged an ammunition box to the window, but he did not stupidly stick his head out to observe the environment. If there was a sniper among the gangsters, sticking his head out would be a ready target for others.

He leaned against the wall of the box, glanced outside quickly, and then bent over to the other side of the window to observe what was going on outside in the same way. The moon appeared in the sky at this moment, and its bright moonlight shone on the thick snow. His field of vision was very clear. He could clearly see that the surface of the snow near the railroad tracks was clean, indicating that no one was approaching the train. However, he did not dare to take it lightly, because he always had a hunch in his heart that the box he was in would be the primary target of the gangs' attacks.

"Misha, have you seen the enemy?" Agelina asked softly.

"No!" Sokov shook his head and replied: "I guess they were all hiding a hundred or two hundred meters away. There were no human footprints on the snow near the railway."

The shooting by the gangsters continued, but there was no movement on the train. The soldiers in the garrison squad obeyed Sokov's order. No one was allowed to shoot until they saw the gangsters appearing, so as not to waste bullets. If there is crazy shooting on the train, the gangsters hiding in the distance can't wait for it, because when people are nervous, the adrenal glands secrete and the trigger is pulled to the bottom. Even the Bobosha submachine gun has a magazine capacity of 71 rounds. Lighting in a short time. After the other party has run out of bullets, he can rush forward and kill the garrison on the train, then plunder the train.

But the garrison on this train today was particularly unusual. Except for a few shots fired at the beginning, there was no movement after that. If more than half an hour has passed, no one has fired yet, and the two sides are in a stalemate. A confrontation like this consumes time, which is very beneficial to the defender. As long as they wait a few hours, reinforcements will arrive. By then, the gangsters who attacked the train will have to retreat immediately if they want not to be annihilated.

There is no other way. The gang leader can only send his men to sneak up on the train, find the right opportunity to board the train, kill all the soldiers responsible for guarding, and then loot the train and steal what they need to make up for their lack of supplies. .

Sokov glanced quickly out the window every minute to see if any gangsters were coming.

When he looked out the window this time, he felt that there seemed to be a black figure on the snow more than thirty meters away from the train. He thought he had made a mistake, so he quickly changed his position and looked out the window again. This time I saw it really clearly. There was indeed a person lying on the snow.

Seeing this situation, Sokov couldn't help but laugh, thinking that the military quality of these gangsters was too poor. If you want to send someone to the side of the train, you have to wear a white camouflage suit so that you can't be easily spotted lying in the snow. The person who came to attack now was actually wearing black clothes. When he lay down in the snow, he was as eye-catching as a flea on a bald man's head.

After the black figure lay in the snow for a while, seeing no movement in the direction of the train, it crawled forward on its hands and feet. When he was about ten meters away from the train, he took a dark object from his waist and raised his hand to throw it towards the train. But just then, Sokov appeared at the window and pulled the trigger on him. After shooting a burst, Sokov quickly retracted behind the window without checking whether he hit the target.

"Misha." Seeing Sokov shooting out the window, Agelina guessed that he must have found an enemy, so she asked tentatively: "Did you hit the target?"

"I don't know." Sokov shook his head and said, "But according to my shooting skills, I should have hit it."

Sokov counted silently in his mind. When he reached thirty, he quickly looked over and found the black figure lying motionless in the snow. He must have been beaten to death by himself. After he retracted, he said to Agelina: "The gangster was lying there without moving. He should have been beaten to death by me."

The gangster who was killed by Sokov was originally ordered to throw incendiary bombs. According to the gang leader's idea, as long as the train catches fire, it will definitely cause chaos. At that time, his people can fish in troubled waters and rush onto the train to start a one-sided affair. of massacre. What he didn't expect was that the bombardier he sent was killed by bullets fired from nowhere before he could throw the Molotov cocktail.

After one bombardier died, the bandit leader ordered the other two bombardiers to carry out the task of setting fire, because only by causing chaos on the train could his subordinates rush onto the train smoothly. But the fate of the two bombardiers was the same as the first one. They were shot to death by Sokov who suddenly appeared from the window when they were still more than ten meters away from the carriage.

Although Sokov successfully killed the two bombardiers, his position was also exposed. The bandit leader immediately ordered the machine gun to turn its muzzle and shoot wildly at the location of Sokov's box, blocking the window with intensive firepower and covering the area. His own men attacked.

A storm of bullets rattled the iron plates of the carriage. Fortunately, the gangsters did not use armor-piercing bullets. Although there was a lot of noise, except for the bullets that flew into the box through the window, the other bullets were not able to penetrate the iron plate of the car.

When Sokov was dodging the opponent's bullets, he had already seen rows of black spots faintly appearing outside. Based on his experience, it was easy to judge that this was the gang's skirmish line. They finally lost their composure and fired at the train. launched an attack. He did not rush to shoot outside with his gun, because he knew very well that the enemy was still far away from the train. Shooting hastily would not only have a low hit rate, but when he leaned forward to shoot outside, he might also be hit by the enemy. Machine gun bullet hit.

Therefore, he chose silence and waited patiently for the gangsters' skirmishing line to approach the train.

When the bandit's skirmisher line was still more than fifty meters away from the train, the soldiers in the other carriages opened fire. Their submachine guns and rifles fired at the same time, immediately knocking down a few of the bandits at the front, and the rest hurriedly fell down on the spot. , raised their guns and fired in the direction of the train, but their hasty shooting was not accurate at all. Although the fight was lively, it did not cause any casualties to the soldiers on the train.

Seeing that there was no movement in Sokov's box, the bandit leader in the distance thought that the gunman who had just killed his bombardier had been beaten into pieces by the machine gun. He quickly ordered the machine gun to turn its muzzle and shoot at the exposed fire points on the train.

As soon as the machine gun fire changed direction, Sokov's place suddenly became relaxed. He carefully observed the situation outside and found that the attacking gangsters were focusing on other carriages, while he was ignored by them. For Sokov, this was an excellent opportunity. He could take advantage of the enemy's unpreparedness and shoot by surprise, catching the gangsters off guard.

There was no shooting here in Sokov, which gave the gangsters the illusion that this location was the safest, so many gangsters came in this direction. They saw that the window glass of the compartment had been smashed to pieces, and they could easily climb into the train from here. But they never dreamed that a powerful assault rifle was waiting for them to fall into the trap.

Seeing the gangsters gradually crowding outside his window, Sokov still had bullets in the magazine of the assault rifle in his hand, but he decisively chose to replace it with a new magazine to avoid suddenly running out of bullets while shooting. . Four or five magazines are inserted into the waist belt for easy replacement.

Amidst the intensive gunfire, there were chaotic footsteps and shouts outside the car window, which frightened Agelina who was lying on the ground. She whispered to Sokov: "Mi Sha, the gangsters have arrived outside our window, what should I do?”

Sokov put his finger in front of his lips to signal Agelina to stop talking, and then he began to count silently in his mind. When the count reached ten, Sokov stood up suddenly, picked up the assault rifle in his hand, and fired at the gangsters crowded together outside the car window.

The rain of bullets slanting down from the window splashed from front to back among the gangsters who had not yet woken up. One magazine was used up in an instant. Sokov pulled out the magazine from his belt and quickly replaced it with a new one by changing the magazine with one hand. The dense bullets hit the crowd, splashing large clouds of blood mist. Some gangsters were killed on the spot, and some were not killed but were seriously injured. They rolled on the ground and screamed horribly. Agelina could be heard behind Sokov. My scalp was numb.

After Sokov fired five magazines in one breath, he squatted down again, threw the empty magazines out of the window, and took out new magazines from the wooden box to replace them.

"Misha," Agelina saw Sokov squatting down again, and quickly asked with concern: "How are the gangsters outside the window?"

"I basically beat them to death." Sokov said, "Don't worry, they no longer pose any threat to us."

"That's good, that's good!" Agelina crossed herself on her chest and said to herself: "With you by my side, I feel relieved."

But the next moment, Sokov saw a black thing flying in from the window, and then hit the floor heavily, making a dull sound. Seeing the object rolling on the ground and emitting white smoke, Sokov's pupils suddenly contracted violently: "I'll go, it's a grenade!"