"Although breaking through on land is the slowest, it is also the safest. The YLK people cannot complete precise strikes at night. The only problem is to face the YLK army head-on, and the battle will be fierce."

"One billion! One billion U.S. dollars, cash, or gold if you want!" Jabir III shouted loudly.

"From now on, the Kuwaiti royal family will be my Sean's beloved relatives and friends!" Sean immediately said loudly: "I, Sean, will never allow my beloved relatives and friends to be harmed in any way!"

"Get ready, my people will be here within 2 hours!"

"Hurry up, hurry up!" Jabir III said urgently.

"Don't worry, don't worry, Emil, our accurate breakout time will be at night. There is still plenty of time. Breaking out during the day is not a good idea." Sean comforted.

"Okay, okay." After hearing what Sean said, Jabir III could only agree.

…

The people under the umbrella had been waiting at Hafer al-Batin on the border between Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. After receiving Sean's order, they immediately took action.

It's about 120 kilometers from the border to Kuwait City by road, but people under umbrella are not allowed to take the road at this time, and YLK people are not vegetarians.

More than 80 desert-painted off-road vehicles and 10 armored personnel carriers were speeding through the desert, bringing up yellow sand several meters high.

However, this cannot be seen on land. The rolling hills block the view most of the time. Even if it is viewed from the sky, it is still difficult to be discovered unless it is lowered to a certain height.

What is really difficult is that walking through the desert requires enduring the unbearable heat.

Under the blazing midday sunshine in August, the air conditioner in the car is not effective at all. Even if it is turned on to the maximum, the temperature inside the car is still as high as about 40°. It is not an exaggeration to say it is a steamer.

Especially inside 10 armored personnel carriers, a group of American soldiers were so hot that they wanted to peel off their skins. Sweat was flowing like a stream, making people feel like they might die at any time!

The main target of the YLK army is the Kuwaitis, and there will be no fighting between noon and afternoon...

August is the hottest time. During the afternoon, the outside temperature reaches over 45°C, and may exceed 50°C at the highest point, making it scorching hot.

Of course, this is also the reason why Sean chose this time to break through the defense line. The whole breakthrough process was relatively smooth. In the middle, he encountered two small waves of YLK troops, which were easily solved by the American soldiers.

At around 6 p.m., after several urgings from Jaber III, 300 people finally arrived in Kuwait City. Kuwait City is now under martial law.

After all, they were hoping for help from the stars and the moon. The Kuwaiti royal family treated them very attentively and brought them to the palace as soon as possible. Feeling the cold air blowing from the central air conditioner, a group of American soldiers finally felt alive.

Damn the weather!

We had to work hard to eat, rest, and work hard at night. The colonel who led the team was not polite to the Kuwaitis.

A few hours later, night fell, and the YLK men had already reached the border of Al-Jehra Province, only about 10 kilometers away from Kuwait City.

Jamil III and others were as anxious as ants on a hot pot. At 11 o'clock in the evening, the colonel leading the team finally arrived.

A map was spread on the table. The colonel pointed at the map and said: "The breakthrough route we designed is to start from Kuwait City and follow the Al-Ahmadi seaside channel directly to Al Hafja and enter Saudi Arabia."

"Leaving now, the royal family members can take away 30 people. At the same time, we need the plane to be on standby at any time and take off to attract the attention of the YLK people when necessary. The same is true at sea."

"Okay, no problem, I'll listen to you." Jabir III agreed immediately.

"Then, let's go!"

Under the night, the convoy of 300 vehicles, including the Kuwaitis' own vehicles and protective umbrellas, set off in three waves.
Chapter completed!