Let's put it this way, after the U.S. military delegated close air support down to the squad level, would they still bother to train how to throw grenades meticulously?
So it is normal for Francisco to throw imprecisely, and not far enough, just like his enemies.
Grenades can only serve to harass the enemy, not to be relied upon for inflicting injuries, but that was sufficient. At the moment Francisco threw the grenade, when the enemy started yelling "Grenade!", Gao Guang had already risen to charge again.
The pace really couldn't pick up—it was just advancing forward at a pace slightly faster than a brisk walk while holding two pistols, but the enemy, they just couldn't cope.
Slow, yet extremely oppressive.
Surrender?
So many people, facing one man, surrender seems unreasonable.
But then, resist?
How to resist? Would one jump out from behind cover and launch a rocket at that god-like man?
There were indeed rockets, but how to launch them?
