As soon as he rushed out, he was hit by more than ten bullets and instantly fell to the ground dead.
The other mercenaries who followed him did not escape this fate either, they were all killed like wheat, in less than 30 seconds.
The one-sided massacre lasted less than five minutes before it was over.
Afterwards, Hamid's soldiers emerged from their bunkers and began to clean up the battlefield.
After the battle, a total of 1,001 mercenaries, including Lu's warriors, survived the battle, all of them dead.
On Hamid's side, there were sixteen casualties, six of whom died and the remaining ten were wounded, but none of them were life-threatening.
This was a complete and total victory.
At that moment, the commander of the frontal feint, who had waited for a long time and still had not seen Lu's troops flanking him, and who had lost nearly a thousand soldiers in the feint, angrily radioed Lu's troops to ask why they had not attacked yet, but no one answered on the other end of the radio.
He immediately asked his men to contact the rest of the generals in the Hall of Ten Thousand Dragons, but nothing was done.
This caused him to panic to the extreme.
In a battlefield, it was impossible for an army of 1,000 men to be lost, and the other side was not just a bunch of crab soldiers, these 1,000 men were all the elites of the Ten Thousand Dragons Hall, and were far better than his own army in terms of training, fighting ability and combat quality.
The only way that such a force could have been completely lost is if they had met an untimely end ......
The other side was so shocked that they hurriedly withdrew all the soldiers they had sent up to feign an attack.
At the same time, they sent out scouts to find out what was going on as quickly as possible.
An hour later, when the scouts were close to the western flank of the hill, they immediately used high powered cameras to observe the western flank of the position.
He was shocked by the sight of it, and immediately turned pale.
At this moment, Hamid's soldiers were cleaning up the battlefield on the west flank position.
As for the 1,000 elites of the Ten Thousand Dragons Hall and their commander, Lu Zhanjun, they had all become corpses covered in bullet holes.
Hamid's soldiers were now collecting their weapons and equipment as well as other strategic supplies.
The soldiers were more interested in the weapons and ammunition carried by the elite of the Dragon Temple, as the overall standard of these weapons was superior to that of Hamid's army.
All of the weapons used by the Dragon Temple were NATO-style weapons, most of which were equipped by active US forces, while Hamid's forces used almost all pre-Soviet Warsaw Pact weapons from the 1960s, 1970s, 1970s and 1980s, and the difference between the two was considerable, both in terms of standard and age.
As well as being interested in the weapons of the elite of the Martial Temple, the soldiers were also very fond of their desert camouflage uniforms.
Unfortunately, their desert camouflage uniforms had long since been shot out of their usefulness.
However, the treasure-hunting Hamid soldiers found that although the tops of the elite were all shot to pieces, the trousers were mostly intact and could still be peeled off and worn.
These American-style desert camouflage uniforms, with their well-made fabrics and high prices, were a hundred thousand miles better than the torn trousers worn by the Hamid soldiers.
What made the soldiers covet the boots of the elite of the Hall of Dragons.
The boots used by these men are very expensive, specialist tactical boots that are well designed, high performance and puncture resistant, and are a godsend when marching in the desert and mountains.
These boots are always in high demand in the Middle East, costing several hundred dollars a pair on the black market, and they are not available at all.
So the scout witnessed the brutal sight of the Hamid soldiers pulling down the trousers of the soldiers of the Temple of the Dragon, one by one, and then removing their boots before throwing the bodies into the valley.
What horrified him even more was that his camera just happened to catch the body of Lu War Army, who at that moment, with only a pair of trousers left on his lower half, had at least a dozen bullet holes punched into his entire body, and his death was horrifying in the extreme.
The scout was so terrified that he fled in a panic while reporting to his superiors on the radio, "Wan ...... Wan Long Temple, all of them are dead ...... Lu Zhanjun ...... is also dead ......"