Lorentz had taken control of the entire south side, and Harold didn’t know what to do.
The force under Lorentz was completely terrified and frozen in fear.
Harold realized that if he didn’t act carefully, everything would fall under Lorentz’s control.
So, he decided to head to Pearl Harbor.
The troops were still scared, but Harold encouraged them to move forward.
Karikalan also joined him.
Seeing the fear in the forces, Harold reassured them: even if they ran, they would die; standing firm was the only way.
He told them he himself would face the enemy and that no one should feel they were helpless.
Motivated by Harold’s words, the soldiers followed him.
These forces were under his command, while the local troops were told to hold the line.
Harold led his men toward Pearl Harbor.
Upon arrival, they found enemy forces inside.
Both sides had guns pointed at each other, ready to fire.
From the Black Fox team, someone appeared—Stephen.
Harold studied Stephen for a moment and gave the fire command.
Stephen also gave the fire command, and both sides opened fire.
Bullets flew in every direction.
For three hours, gunfire continued.
When the bullets ran out, both sides grabbed their guns and fought hand-to-hand.
Harold’s side and Stephen’s side attacked each other simultaneously, exchanging blows.
In the middle of the fight, Harold displayed all his strength, overpowering Stephen in close combat.
Stephen tried to retaliate, but Harold, showing all his skill and experience, took out his pistol, aimed at Stephen, and prepared to fire…