"Why are you just telling such important information now! Tell me quickly where is the secret passage and where is the exit of the cave?"

"The secret passage is under the church cellar, and the exit of the cave is below the cliff. If it is on the sea, you can see it at a glance."

"I understand, what else do you have not told me, Mr. Father, you know I am now impatient with your nonsense..."

"That's all. I've told you the most important secrets I know. You can trust me..."

Seeing Caorich's serious expression, Sebel knew that the problem was a bit serious, so he answered with a bitter face.

"Very good, Mr. Father, you go to the wall over there to rest first, and I need your help later."

Kaorrich winked, and Hafogen stepped forward and dragged the priest away.

"This damn long-winded Frenchman, such an important situation was finally said... "

Fury also felt the seriousness of the problem and spat hard on the ground.

"But we finally got a general understanding of the whole thing from his nonsense. What do you think, sir?"

Second Lieutenant Hansen approached and asked.

"This matter should not be as simple as we see now. There is no doubt that this is a spy station, but how could those British teams be here? They obviously already know that they have no way to escape. Why did they still come here? Aren't they afraid of exposing this important stronghold?"

Kaorrich looked at the church hesitantly.

"Now no matter what, we must launch an attack immediately. You have heard that there is also a secret escape route to the sea. I cannot guarantee that the British do not know the existence of this secret route, and that there must be a lot of water in the words of this priest, but now we do not have the time and energy to confirm it, so we have to believe that what he said is true for the time being.

Freid, you go and recruit soldiers and order them to prepare for the assault. Hansen, how many British snipers did you find?"

"There are five in total, one in the window on the second floor of the tower, and the other four on the second floor of the church and the attic."

"Very good. When the soldiers are ready, we will do it. Follow my orders and let the soldiers act as little as possible and not alarm the British people opposite. Okay, gentlemen, let's act."

"As for orders, sir!"

The officers and non-commissioned officers pushed their chests hard, and then quickly scattered.

"Report to the sir, the soldiers are ready, waiting for your orders." Furred reported.

"Very good, we don't have much time now, and the British seem to have plans."

Kaorich squatted there with a bayonet and frowned and looked at a plan carved on the mud.

"I found that the windows on the second floor have not moved for a long time, and when I looked in from the windows on the corridor on the first floor, there seemed to be many people shaking inside. I'm not sure, I think they seem to be gathering people."

Nimitz squatted aside with a Mauser rifle, and said, pointing to an open area on the floor plan.

"Are the sketches you drew accurate? Mr. Father."

Hansen turned his face to look at Father Sebel squatting aside.

"Absolutely accurate, this is on the first floor, this is on the second floor. This is the first floor corridor mentioned by the lieutenant. This church is very exquisite. When you enter the door, you will find an empty chapel. On the front is the altar. There is a Holy Cross on it, which is in sterling silver and is inlaid with gold and gems on it, as old as this church. Praise God. From the construction of this church until now, it has experienced fires, earthquakes, wars and even thieves, but the Holy Cross has never suffered any damage. This has to make me praise the greatness of God's power."

"You have talked about that cross here six times. Have you even secretly weighed it with a scale? How heavy is that cross?"

"It's 3,740 grams, and it doesn't have a base... Well... this, this is what the priests of the previous generation told me, how could I do such a despicable thing?"

Father Sebel began to cross his chest.

"It seems that he has really gone to weigh it..."

Kaorrich couldn't help but press his swollen temples hard, and the officers knelt on the side quietly made a cross on their chests.
Chapter completed!