After Sokov collected the submachine guns of two German soldiers and a dozen magazines, Andrei trotted over with two rifles.

"Sokov, this is your gun."

But Sokov shook his head and said: "Andre, you better keep it. I think on the battlefield, the submachine gun can play a greater role."

Seeing that Sokov had already carried two submachine guns on his back, Andre was not only envious but also envious, but these were Sokov's trophies, and he had no shame in competing with them.

After a pause, Andrei asked tentatively: "Sokov, where should we go next?"

"Can you ride a motorcycle?"

"Yes." Sokov said to Andre: "You come and ride this car and take me to the front to scout and see if we can find our troops."

"Sokov, you don't want to ride a German motorcycle, do you?"

"Isn't it possible?" Sokov looked at Andre and reminded him: "The task the captain gave us is to detect the enemy's situation. There are ready-made motorcycles, so do you still want to walk to carry out the task?"

After hearing Sokov's words, Andre felt that what he said was reasonable, so he got on his motorcycle and turned around and drove in the direction of the German soldiers.

Sitting in the sidecar, Sokov was vigilantly observing the surrounding environment with a submachine gun. Once he found anything suspicious, he would shoot without hesitation. After all, this is a war era. If you don't want to die too early,

, then you need to be vigilant at all times to discover and avoid risks in a timely manner.

"Sokov," Andrei turned to ask Sokov loudly: "Where are we going?"

"Keep going along the road." Sokov said: "When you hear me tell you to stop, you stop the car. Do you understand?"
Chapter completed!