Chapter 27: Carrying the Mountain (Very Satisfied with This Chapter) _3

The 19th Military, which had resisted them for over a month, no longer had any escape routes and could only face complete annihilation by the riverside.

The enormous explosion drowned out the gunshots in the station and the thunderclaps in the sky.

This caused Shu Guan to ultimately turn back.

He then saw a massive cloud of black smoke and flames rising from under the bridge he had just crossed. Bricks and stones were scattered all around. A huge crack appeared on the robust bridge pier, and the entire bridge started to slowly tilt in the direction of the gap.

There was a slum under the bridge.

In that slum were many people.

Without any hesitation or thought, Shu Guan turned and rushed over.

...

Under the bridge, in the tunnel, there was a little girl around five or six years old, dressed in tattered clothes, who had been playing around.

She was fortunate. None of the bricks and stones which flew around when the bridge pier was blasted had hit her.