PROTOGEN ( NEW CIVILIZATION)

Part 19--- Attack on the Airport---

After Arzina's attempt to capture Amar failed, she retreated into the shadows, vanishing once again. Meanwhile, Robin, General Daniel, and a group of soldiers arrived at the hospital, finding Amar wounded once more. Robin knew they couldn't afford to leave Amar vulnerable again—every time they did, the enemy found him. Desperation and frustration gnawed at him. Robin realized that the only way to keep Amar safe was to take him somewhere far, far away.

Robin sat in silence, his mind racing. There was a small, remote town nestled among rolling hills, waterfalls, and nature parks—Downhill Town. It was the perfect place. Isolated, peaceful, and far from the chaotic urban centers. He made up his mind.

Robin: (Calling out) "Soldier!"

A soldier standing nearby snapped to attention.

Soldier: "Sir!"

Robin: "What's your name?"

Soldier: "Zachary, sir."

Robin: "Good. Zachary, I have a task for you." (He points to Amar.) "See that wounded man?"

Zachary: "Yes, sir."

Robin: "Take him to Downhill Town. Put him up in a hotel—on my tab. Make sure he's comfortable. Here's my account information and a message for him. Once you've done that, head back to base."

Zachary: "Understood, sir."

Robin: "Take this car and leave immediately. The sooner you leave, the better."

Zachary gave a quick nod. As Robin lifted Amar gently into the car, he whispered, "Rest, Amar. You'll be safe soon."

Robin: (To Zachary) "Good luck. Now go."

With a determined nod, Zachary started the car and drove off toward Downhill Town.

Robin's face hardened. There was only one thing left to do: destroy the enemy.

The Calm Before the Storm

General Daniel: (Approaching Robin) "Robin, the sun hasn't even risen yet. Are you sure you want to start now?"

Robin stood silent, his jaw clenched in frustration.

Robin: "Let's move."

They made their way toward the battlefield, accompanied by armored vehicles and a few thousand soldiers.

Robin: "How prepared are we?"

General Daniel: "We've got heavy armor and infantry, along with rapid-response units. Tanks will follow if needed."

Robin: "And if the Scorpions have advanced tech?"

General Daniel: "Then we hit them with air support. We've got jets on standby."

Robin: "What's the plan?"

General Daniel: "Operation Red Shine. We'll surround them—five units will strike from the front and rear, while eight more hit the flanks. We'll give them one chance to surrender. If they refuse, we crush them."

Robin: (Smirking) "So which unit do I lead?"

General Daniel: (Pausing) "You're aware you were suspended from the army because of... unconventional tactics?"

Robin: "So what? Just give me a team."

General Daniel: (With a sigh) "Fine. You'll lead Alpha Team in the frontal assault. Your objective is to break into the enemy base and secure it."

Robin: "Works for me."

The Battle Begins

The sun was slow to rise, casting a gray haze over the battlefield. Robin, Daniel, and their soldiers took up positions, ready to storm the military airport where the Scorpions were entrenched.

When the assault began, the sound of gunfire and explosions echoed through the air. Robin led his Alpha Team with precision, pushing deep into enemy territory. The Scorpions fought fiercely, but Robin's forces overwhelmed them with rapid-fire tactics and armored support.

Smoke filled the air, accompanied by the sharp crack of bullets and the rumble of armored vehicles. The enemy tried to hold their ground, but the State Army advanced relentlessly, cornering them inside the airport buildings.

The Final Push

Robin and his team breached the airport's perimeter, pinning down enemy soldiers with covering fire. The rapid-response vehicles roared onto the scene, flanking the enemy and cutting off their retreat.

Robin: (Over the comms) "Push forward! Don't give them room to breathe!"

As the battle raged on, Robin's team cornered the enemy commander, General David, and forced his surrender. After two hours of brutal combat, the State Army emerged victorious.

The airport lay in ruins, the walls riddled with bullet holes and the ground littered with debris. Yet victory was theirs.

Meanwhile, in Downhill Town

Zachary's journey to Downhill Town was long but uneventful. As he drove through the winding roads, the scenery shifted from towering skyscrapers to rolling hills and dense forests. When he reached the peaceful little town, the chaos of the city seemed like a distant memory.

Zachary pulled up to a quiet hotel on the edge of town, carried Amar inside, and arranged a room under Robin's name. He left the letter Robin had written for Amar on the nightstand, then quietly slipped away, heading back to base.

A New Challenge Looms

As Robin and his soldiers regrouped after the airport battle, he knew this wasn't the end. The Scorpions were wounded but not yet defeated. And Arzina—she was still out there, lurking in the shadows, waiting for her next move.

But for now, Amar was hidden in Downhill Town, far from the reach of their enemies.

Robin: (Muttering to himself) "You'll be safe, Amar. I swear it."

Little did Robin know, Arzina wasn't one to give up easily.