Lonnie's gall bladder almost burst from fright.
Two men were shot.
Sniper!
A term flashed through his mind, causing him to break out in a cold sweat.
"Damn Song Heping!"
He now even felt like digging up Song Heping's ancestral grave.
Wasn't it said that the "Hunter" den had been completely wiped out?
Wasn't it that they had achieved great success last night?
Wasn't it that so many people had been killed in the blast?
How could there still be snipers?!
Terrified, Lonnie forgot his back pain, struggled to get up, and tried to flee to the Bradley Battle Car about a dozen meters away from him.
But just as he stood up, he took a bullet in the leg and immediately fell to the ground, quickly joining Ronnie and Peter on the ground, writhing in agony.
From a distance, Seal Team sniper Chris's observer, Jamie, just saw what happened in Area I through his observation scope.
"Chris, it looks like not all the city's snipers are dead,"
He pointed ahead.
"At the crossroads, Warrior Camp was ambushed, Lonnie's car was blown over, and now with two infantrymen, they are injured and lying on the ground from a sniper's fire. I think it's a trap."
"Circle the corpses to hit the reinforcements."
Chris was somewhat excited.
Last night he had heard the news that Song Heping and Mist had actually infiltrated the "Hunter" den, guiding fighter jets to eliminate them all.
Chris had felt somewhat disappointed at the time.
That's right.
He had always been unresigned.
He was the best sniper in the Seal Team.
The last one he killed wasn't the Mosul Reaper.
Just like a top student not coming first in an exam, it was a disgrace.
Now, with the sniper reappearing, Chris suddenly had a gut feeling—the Mosul Reaper wasn't dead.
Yes.
That's right.
He definitely wasn't dead.
How could such a top sniper just die so easily?
The earlier conjecture now reignited his hope.
"Did you see where the enemy sniper is?"
"Didn't see him."
Jamie slowly moved the observation scope in front of him, sweeping his view across all visible buildings.
"It must be the Mosul Reaper."
Chris made his assessment.
Because the precision of those three shots was too accurate.
All three were wearing bulletproof vests, yet all were injured and unable to walk.
But now they could hardly see where the opponent was.
This was very fatal.
Generally, when snipers counter-snipe they first listen for gunshots.
Gunshots will tell you the general direction.
Then you use the observation scope to search.
But the current situation was very bad.
Because the crossroad had already turned into total chaos.
Tanks were firing wildly, machine guns blasting nonstop.
The sounds of gunfire and explosions were enough to cover up any sound from the enemy sniper's gunshots.
This wasn't a small-scale skirmish, this was a large-scale melee.
Before the militants in the ambush had been completely subdued, it was very smart for the Mosul Reaper to use the gunfire as cover for his movements.
"Let me look."