Chapter 63 The Executioner on the Snowy Mountain Train

On the railway surrounded by snowy mountains, the sound of an old train's whistle echoed in the air above the snowy peaks. A long steel chain hung from the peak of the mountain, spanning a hundred meters. The other end of the chain was tied to the mountain on the opposite side. The bottom of the chain faced the sky above the railway.

"It should feel like a swing," Kyle said as he stood at the edge of the peak, his hands grasping the iron hoop that slid down the chain.

Steve reminded him, "Be careful. If we miss the ten-second window, we'll all be killed by the train."

"Okay, I'll find the right time," Bucky nodded. He didn't have the extraordinary physique of a super soldier, so he carried an energy gun as a weapon to kill the enemy.

Fury had been observing with his binoculars the whole time. When he saw the tracks of the enemy train below the lens, he raised his voice and said, "It's very fast, get ready –"

"3, 2, 1, go!" As soon as Fury gave the order, Kyle jumped off the peak, grabbed the hoop, and quickly slid down the ropeway. Steve and Buckyquickly followed behind him.

Whoosh! The cold wind mixed with snowflakes blew in Kyle's face as he dressed in black broke through the wind and snow. He watched the front of the train sweep past him at high speed and let go of his hands, landing on the roof of the middle of the train.

Thud Thud! Steve and Bucky also landed on the roof of the train.

The train continued to move at high speed, with the bottom of the snowy mountain valley next to the tracks and a drop of hundreds of meters that was terrifying.

Steve asked Kyle, "How do you want to move?" He knew that even though Kyle was a major, he still preferred to fight alone in a battle like this.

"It's very simple. I'll enter from the middle of the train and attract the attention of the enemy guards. You two go to the front of the train and capture the target alive," Kyle replied. He didn't wait for Steve's response and quickly climbed down from the side of the train, twisted the handlebars, and forced his way through the door.

Kyle had only been in the train for a few seconds when the warning broadcast of an invasion, the sound of energy weapons exploding, and the tragic screams of enemy soldiers came from inside the train.

Bucky on the roof of the train shook his head. "It's really simple and crude as always."

"Let's go," Steve said, used to this by now. He waved to the front, lowered his body, and used the roof as a passageway to approach the front of the train.

In the middle of the train, under the bright light, the bodies of five fully armed German guards lay cold on the floor of the train. Some of their hands were directly cut off, some were cut off at the waist, and the better ones had their hearts pierced. Several energy weapons glowing with blue light were stained with blood and scattered on the ground. Most of the German guards didn't even have time to use these high-end weapons on the intruders before they lost their life force.

Kyle's face was cold and expressionless. His left hand held the long sword that was dripping with blood. The vibranium arm guard on his right hand was still smoking. His leather military boots slowly stepped on the scarlet and sticky pool of blood.

He looked around at the piles of supplies in the train and suddenly sensed something. He raised his head to look at the corner of the train, where there was a surveillance camera with a weak red light. "Have you noticed me?" Kyle's mouth curved into a cold smile. He lowered his body and picked up an energy pistol glowing with blue light from the ground.

He aimed, pulled the trigger, and a small blue laser shot out from the muzzle.

The surveillance camera turned into dust. On the other side of the surveillance camera was the main driver's cabin of the train.

The bald, bespectacled middle-aged professor and the train driver's eyes showed a genuine fear that came from the depths of their souls. "The executioner is really here! We are dead, dead … The guards on the train can't stop him," the train driver said, his voice constantly trembling and out of tune.

Major Kyle of the US Army was famous not only in the US, but also in Germany. However, this reputation was built on the bodies of thousands of German soldiers. The German army hated Kyle to the core and even wanted to send bombers to the frontline to destroy him. He was like a nightmare that haunted the hearts of the Germans, making even the bravest and most iron-blooded soldiers afraid when they heard the name "Kyle" before they even fought.

"Shut up! Send more guards to guard the main driver's cabin!" The bald professor slapped the driver's face and looked at the surveillance screen. A crazy emotion appeared in his eyes under his glasses as he whispered, "Come on, you came just in time! Even if I die this time, I will drag you to hell with me!"

After destroying the surveillance camera, Kyle looked around in the carriage and began searching for supplies. He liked to fight alone because he had too many secrets about cards and didn't want to expose too much to others, even if the other party was Steve. Secondly, fighting alone allowed him to encounter good quality enemy supplies and draw cards from them.

Especially with the Hydra organization developed independently in Germany, their new energy weapons often reached the quality of blue item cards. [Rechargeable Laser Gun], [Enhanced Energy Pistol], [Gem Energy] … Within three meters of Kyle, all the blue item cards that could be drawn were directly reflected in his vision.

"There is a box of Gem Energy," Kyle said in surprise.

This was an unexpected gain. A box of Gem Energy often contained nearly 25 blue item cards. Sometimes, when attacking a base factory, one might not even find half a box of Gem Energy Cubes, which were used as raw energy materials.

"Steve and Bucky should be able to easily take care of the guard in the driver's cabin," Kyle whispered softly, but his mind didn't stop. At the rate of one Gem Energy Cube per three seconds, he converted all the energy cubes in the box into cards and stored them in the card space.

For more than a minute, no enemy guards came to interrupt the rhythm of drawing cards. Kyle finished drawing and was about to stand up when the train suddenly shook violently, causing him to stagger and almost fall to the ground.

"What's going on?" Kyle frowned, quickly opened the carriage door, and poked his head out to look at the front of the train. He saw a huge gap in the front of the train. Thick smoke billowed out of the driver's cabin and red flames could be seen flickering.