Of course, Ahmad's berserk reaction scared off the real inhabitants of the building. I notice a civilian trying to escape through a window and quickly advice her to get back inside where it's much safer than in a hail of bullets outside.
But I naturally didn't take into account that Mölli was within earshot and completely misunderstood my metaphor.
Well, at least Klaus can get something done. He has taken position on the second floor where the British sniper used to be. Maybe he can be half effective in there.
It would be even better if he could count and realize that sitting glued to an open window while there are multiple guns pointed at you is not healthy.
I'd love to go there and help him, but Dani says she is scared and wants me to hold her with my big, strong, muscular arms. Well, that's what I think she said anyway. It's so hard to say in all this noise.
Manchester grunt manages to kill one of those Tommies he himself lured here.
After which his brain spectacularly runs out of batteries and he reverts to staring the wall.
Since we need a meatshield to take hits for us, I run there and save his sorry hide. Fortunately the enemy is so focused on him that I can approach unnoticed.
The Brits are assaulting the house, but Holly has found a good vantage point and is taking them out with such enthusiasm that it's almost scary. I knew I didn't hire her just for the looks!
Klaus also manages to hit he broadside of the barn every now and then, when the said barn is within 10 meters of him.
The tide seems to be turning in our favor so, being a tactical genius and all, I lead the charge against the British headquarters. It only occurs to me half way that no one is following me.