Quentin Brown said indifferently, "Not yet? How has it not ended?"
Marshall was at a loss for words, but thought it was normal. Quentin Brown had personally organized and directed the first airdrop, which ended in a shameful failure, then Old Bai had no choice but to call in the Marine Corps, and incidentally ended Quentin Brown's command.
Of course, Quentin Brown would not keep watching the humiliating scene. Since the Marine Corps had been deployed, the situation was naturally going to end in a way he found displeasing.
So the words Marshall said were actually good news for Quentin Brown, a face-saving message.
"Sir, the Marines have surrendered to Mad Dog; we now have... at least thirty people by visual estimate, sir. We have no time left to consider too much. Let the air force drones drop bombs and first destroy the buildings occupied by Mad Dog. The remaining few outside will then be easy to deal with."
Quentin Brown was extremely annoyed.
