Chapter 545
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The bullet flew for two seconds and hit its target accurately. It was as if the bullet had entered the skull, pierced through the skull, and embedded itself into the wall of the room.
The target didn't even know what had happened. He didn't even hear Ye Chien's gunshot before the grim reaper reaped his life.
"There's one more target, we need to change positions." V8, who was acting as an observer, immediately spoke after Ye Chien fired the first shot. He even began to move his body, preparing to quickly change positions.
Everyone knew that as long as a sniper fired the first shot, it was equivalent to exposing their position. Even if the enemy didn't know where they were hiding, their bullets would still shoot blindly in the direction of the gunshot.
However, Ye Chien didn't. There was another hidden Al Qaeda member who was probably frightened. The stray bullets paused for at least five minutes and seconds. It was during this short five seconds that Ye Chien's eyes flashed with a strange light. She moved her sniper rifle slightly to the right. In that instant, the light in her eyes changed. It was also in that instant that she fired a second shot.
V8 stared closely at Ye Chien who didn't even need his reminder to fire a second shot. … F * ck, this works too!
The Pakistani government troops who were pinned down by stray bullets quickly realized that the Al Qaeda members had encountered a sniper. They thought it was one of their own snipers. When they heard that the stray bullets had stopped, they cautiously fired a few shots in front of them. Then, they stood up from the corner of the wall and continued to advance.
Until now, they still didn't know that the sniper wasn't sent by the government.
Ye Jian, who had completed the sniping, did not feel any sense of victory. There was a dark color in her dark eyes, which was so tight that it sank into the depths of her pupils. She lowered her eyes, and even her long eyelashes were trembling slightly.
She put away her sniper rifle and said to J5 with both hands on the barrel, "They haven't been through strict training. Whether they encountered a sniper or not … They probably can't tell. If they can finish it off with two shots, they'll finish it off in one place."
"Daring, daring to gamble," V8 praised sincerely and gave Ye Chien a thumbs up. "I'm impressed, Ye Chien."
It was extremely rare for a special forces soldier to say that he was impressed.
Ye Chien did not feel proud at all. V8 was not a sniper, so he found it unbelievable. He believed that if the snipers in the Snowfield Brigade saw this, they would at most say, "Not bad."
But if Uncle Chen were here, he would only say, "You've made some progress."
It wasn't courage, nor was it a gamble. It was confidence. He believed that he could snipe twice in a row, one target per shot. On the battlefield, especially as a sniper, the worst mistake one could make was to gamble.
"Gambling" was something that was uncertain, and what a sniper needed was certainty, certainty, and accuracy.
After all, V8 did not know Ye Chien very well. In his mind, he was more or less thinking that the young lady was not scared out of her wits when she first stepped onto the battlefield. Instead, she held her gun and fought against the veterans like a newborn calf that was not afraid of a tiger.
Even though he was in the assault position, he still had experience with sniper rifles after being in the military for so many years. He more or less knew how to shoot twice in a row without changing positions unless the position was very good and the target was clear. Only then would there be two or three shots.
Just now, their position was average. The first shot would expose them, and the second shot would be equivalent to giving the opponent a chance to shoot. … That was why he said Ye Chien was daring and daring to gamble.
Xia Jinyuan did not say anything at that time. After the two of them came down, he said calmly, "It's not a gamble, it's a calculation. She shot very quickly, and the target did not have time to retaliate."
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