On July 21, 2011, the 10th National Congress was held in London. Representatives of all subject nations from all over the world gathered in the Kings Cross Auditorium in London, including the newly emerging Indian nation, a suffering nation. They were once the main nation of America, but with the advent of the colonial era, they suffered extremely terrible genocide and relied on their wisdom to survive.

The host of the National Assembly introduced this to the media around the world, and this time the Governor of the Pansas Autonomous Prefecture, Mexico, was Fleig.

Faced with the flash of hundreds of journalists, the dark-skinned Indian chief was obviously a little uncomfortable. He was still a little shy, but his ten-year political career still kept him up and did not let himself be too timid.

After a routine photoshoot, Flegg said: July 21 is not a very famous day, but this day is of great significance to us Indians, because it was twenty years ago that we Indians took up weapons for the first time and began our journey toward our freedom and democracy, although it was through a violent means, but it was a last resort.

When Flag's opening remark ended, a reporter immediately asked: Hello, Mr. Flag, we know that twenty years ago, you first attacked the victory of Wahag and sounded the horn of the Indian Revolution. We were very curious about what happened that day.

This question also resonated with others, and other reporters were also asking: Yes, Pansas's thunder is also known as the fuse of the current world revolution. And as far as we know, Navahag is a heavily guarded weapon warehouse in Mexico. It is said to be a fortress that even a hundred thousand troops cannot be broken. It also has armored vehicles and armed helicopters. You were completely useless at that time. How did you do it?

Flegg sat in front of all the media, and he seemed to be feeling and recalling: You ask how we broke through Wahag at that time? In fact, we did nothing at that time. We just gathered all the warriors from Indian tribes to attack Wahag. We rushed and rushed, and then our enemies all fled, and we simply won the war.

Flegg's answer made all the reporters at the scene stunned. What does it mean to fight? If you fight, you won the war? Damn it wouldn't be so outrageous.

Back to July 21, twenty years ago, the Indian Tribal Alliance army was led by Chief Zhou Ming to Wahag.

Of course, this so-called alliance army is called a large army, but in fact there are only tens of thousands of people. After all, none of these tribal chiefs, including Flegg, believe that Zhou Ming can lead them to capture Vaharge today, so they just brought some people symbolically. Their intention was that once the battle started and the situation was wrong, they would run away at any time.

It was this consideration that made the army of these Indian tribes form small groups, which was very conspicuous among the entire alliance army.

Zhou Ming, Flegg and Chief Fox were standing in front of the army, and Flegg was introducing Zhou Ming to the situation of Wahag opposite.

This arsenal was built on the mountain, and it is said that the entire middle of the mountain was hollowed out to store weapons. His entrance was only the very open wasteland in front of him, and no one could hide in front of him. Flegg said.

Zhou Ming nodded silently while listening. He looked down at the watch on his wrist, and said: Well, now the time is almost over, we can start the attack. Chief Flegg, please order your warriors to charge towards Wahag.

Zhou Ming said this very lightly, but it was like a bolt from the blue when he heard it in Flegg's ears. He stared at his eyes incredibly: Mr. Zhou Ming, haven't you heard what I just said, "I mean there is a wasteland without any shelter at the door of this arsenal. Don't we need to think of some more effective solutions?"

Chief Flegg was like this, while the other chiefs laughed out loud: It seems that Chief Flegg cherishes the lives of his tribe warriors. After all, in such an open place, just a machine gun is there, even tens of thousands of people will not rush over.

Zhou Ming waved his hand and said: What more effective method is needed to hit a broken place like this? Just rush it casually and you can win? Chief Flegg, have you forgotten what you promised me yesterday?

Flegg was stunned at this moment. He clenched his fists and thought about it carefully for a while before he made up his mind: I understand, since you have issued the order to charge, I will let the warriors of my tribe start charging.

After Flegg gritted his teeth and said that, he went to give orders to the warriors of his tribe, and then watched the people from the Tukant tribe slowly walk out of the crowd and head towards Vaharg, which immediately caused an uproar in the entire army.

Some people laughed at these Tucante warriors: I didn't expect there were such idiots who were so unafraid of death. How could they listen to the orders that made them die? Aren't they stupid?

Some people advised them: Brothers of the Tukant tribe, come back soon, that great chieftain doesn't know anything at all, his order is to send you to die. Have you forgotten the more than a thousand brothers who died in front of the Vaharag Gate until now I can still smell the bloody smell in the air and hear them shouting unwillingly above the gods, don't repeat the same mistakes

Listening to the various sounds coming from behind, the soldiers of the Tukant tribe were confused. They also remembered the place of Vahag, and their steps began to hesitate.

Zhou Ming glanced at Flegg, and Flegg gritted his teeth and shouted: Brothers, firmly keep your pace and don't be influenced by anyone. Think about our tribe trampling on the tortured children. Don't you want to avenge them? If you want to, move forward.

Inspired by Fleig's spirit, these simple-minded Tucantes also remembered the children who died tragically at the hands of trading companies, which immediately made them muster up the courage.

Also with Flegg's encouragement, some people in the team shouted: For our freedom, for the future of our wives and children, and for our brothers and sisters, we can only rush into Wahagri to Sawu

Listening to this rush, all the Tukantians took firm steps again, shouting Sau and rushed towards Vaharag.

Everyone just stared at their charge, and as their distance got closer, everyone was worried about them. After all, it was a heavily guarded arsenal, after all, it was a hell that killed thousands of Indians in ten minutes.

But the Tukantians had already charged for half, but there was no reaction on the Vahag arsenal, which made everyone wonder again: Shouldn't you warn me first? No response? Are you planning to kill me directly? Or can they really rush inside directly?

As a result, it soon appeared. When the Tukantians rushed to the door of Vaharg, a sudden explosion occurred in Vaharg, and a cloud of black mushrooms rose up.

Everyone was stunned at that time, and the chargers of Tukant also stopped and looked at Vaharg in front of them in a daze, not knowing what was going on.

What's going on? Why did the explosion occur in Wahag at this time? Why did Wahag send no warning or shooting without shooting, just letting my people rush over? This is too weird. Flag asked blankly.

Zhou Ming smiled and joked at this: Chief Flegg, why are you one hundred thousand?

Then something even more strange happened. In front of the Tukantians, the door to the Vaharag arsenal slowly opened.

Zhou Ming asked Flegg to pick up the loudspeaker and shouted in front: The enemy's door has now been opened to us. Warriors of the Tucante tribe, you are still waiting for me to rush for everything.

At this time, the Tukant soldiers suddenly realized their reactions, shouting Sau and rushed into the Vaharag weapon tent. After a while, a falcon flag was raised inside Vaharag.

Look at it was the flag of our Indian tribe alliance, they had occupied Wahag and someone shouted like this.

If the previous incident only made everyone feel strange, then the current incident made them all stupid. They all looked at the raised eagle falcon flag with a daze on their face. It was indeed the flag of their tribal alliance. Why was this place like hell really taken down?

Mr. Zhou Ming, my man has really taken down Wahag? What happened to Flag asked blankly.

Zhou Ming said to him: Didn’t I tell you just now? Just a place like Vaharg can be taken down just by rushing. Now I believe it.

After Zhou Ming said that, he looked at Fox again: Chief Fox, now the people from the Tukant tribe have taken Vahag, are you not even the courage to follow in?

These words made Fox's face suddenly turn into a pig's liver. He wanted to refute something, but the facts in front of him ruthlessly whipped his face. When he recalled his previous sarcasm, it became a mockery of himself, as if he was the biggest joke. For this reason, he had to shout: The warriors of the Kenhard tribe, Vaharg ahead, follow the brothers of Tukant to fight.

At Fox's order, the soldiers of the Kenhad tribe shouted Sau and rushed towards Wahag.

With Fox's example, other tribal chiefs also shouted to let the soldiers of their tribe charge. Suddenly, the tens of thousands of Indian tribe coalition rushed towards Wahag like a black tide, and soon drowned Wahag.
Chapter completed!