The Fourth Calamity never believed in the steel torrent!

Chapter 62 Reflection? Beware of Cambrian Snipers!
"Hold on! Everyone hold on! If you rush in now, you'll just be throwing your lives away!"

"Remember, our mission is to defend this town and prevent the enemy from rebuilding the bridge! Only by holding this place can we hope to inflict more damage on the enemy and avenge our fellow villagers!"

Faced with those walking skeletons, many Cambrian soldiers, who were filled with rage, could no longer contain themselves.

Seeing their restless expressions, Andrei quickly shouted at them, reminding them to stay calm.

He could understand the feelings of these people. If it were during the War of Resistance against Japan, and he had witnessed the brutality of the Japanese invaders, he would definitely have felt the urge to rush forward without hesitation.

But it is precisely at times like these that they must remain calm; otherwise, rushing out would only be suicide.

Compared to ordinary soldiers, players didn't feel much, except for a few curses in the comments section about how evil the Black Hawk soldiers were.

However, several scout players hiding on high ground and equipped with scopes, as well as tank hunter players using anti-tank rifles, all aimed their weapons at the distance, ready to fire a shot first!
"Sir, what's that? I think I see something in the distance that's flashing in my eyes?"

One of the undead soldiers, who was using gloves to direct the skeletons, suddenly felt as if a small searchlight was shining on him from a distance!
This feeling is hard to describe. It's like someone is deliberately shining a mirror on you, but even shining a mirror on you wouldn't be this dazzling!

"Watch out, it might be a sniper!"

The mage at the back of the group also noticed the light in the distance and spoke uncertainly, but he was the first to become wary.

"How is that possible? With these Cambrian people's outdated tactics, where would they get the sniping skills..."

boom!
Before the undead soldier could finish speaking, a bullet instantly entered his head, followed by a crisp gunshot.

His head, which had been turned around and was busy talking to his companion, suddenly exploded like a rotten watermelon that had been smashed open, turning into a red and white mess.

The gunshot seemed to herald a new beginning, as the other players also pulled their triggers, sniping at distant enemies. One undead soldier after another was headshot, and the scene looked incredibly orderly.

As several headless corpses fell heavily to the ground, the other advancing undead soldiers quickly dropped to the ground or hid behind their mechs, staring at the distance with horrified eyes.

They found it hard to believe how that sniper shot had been fired.

"Damn it! They really are Cambrian Empire snipers. Where did they get the optical instrument manufacturing capabilities to create such a sniper scope?"

Soldiers hiding behind mechs looked into the distance in disbelief, still unable to believe that they had been sniped, and with such precision!
They were at least seven or eight hundred meters away from the enemy, if not thousands of meters.

At this distance, even with a scope, it would be difficult to hit accurately. Not to mention, they could hardly imagine that the technologically backward Cambrian Empire would have a large number of scopes to equip its troops with!

Such precision optical instruments are exported in very limited quantities by various countries, and since the Cambrian people do not have the ability to process them themselves, they can only rely on imports.

That's why they never imagined that the Cambrian Empire would have such a sniper unit.

They thought these things would only appear on the desks of noblemen and become some kind of expensive collectibles!

If it weren't for this, they would have reacted instantly when they saw the reflection, instead of being caught off guard.

Who would have thought these guys actually had sniper scopes, and that they would make such a basic mistake while sniping, so obviously exposing the glare? The Black Hawk soldier didn't know that this was a special game mechanic that scout players had when using scopes to aim.

The higher the magnification of a scope, the more pronounced the shaking will be in the game, and the more noticeable the reflection will be, thus alerting the enemy that they are being targeted by a scout.

However, putting that aside, the effect of using a sniper scope is absolutely incredible!
When ordinary soldiers fire their guns, they have to consider factors such as ballistics and wind direction. When firing a shot from 700 or 800 meters away, they don't just aim the crosshair directly at the enemy.

But players don't need to worry about that; they just need to put the enemy in the crosshair.

Especially when shooting while prone with the scope open, the accuracy is frighteningly high!
The tank hunter player also opened fire on several mechs in the distance. One of the mechs seemed to have escaped being hit in a vital area, so there was no obvious change.

However, one of the other two mechs suddenly overturned to the ground, while the other emitted a plume of black smoke followed by flames, clearly indicating that its ammunition had been hit.

Just as the player was preparing to press on and take down the mech, the Peacemaker mech behind them also began firing.

The firepower of the four machine guns instantly created a metal storm, quickly covering the rooftop where the player was staying.

The two players, who were so busy getting their shots that they forgot to dodge, were hit by machine gun fire and tumbled to the back of the house with a thud.

However, the medics who were already prepared went over and quickly used their small needles to revive the two, bringing the two unfortunate souls back to life.

"Serves him right. With such a high magnification scope, he didn't know to change positions while shooting. Did he really think the NPCs here were idiots?"

Before leaving, the medic player didn't hesitate to look down on the two of them. These two guys were obviously newbies who had just entered the game and had no basic understanding of the NPCs here.

Seeing several enemy soldiers being instantly killed by the player in the distance, Andrei excitedly slapped his thigh. However, he did not expect that this sniping by the player would set a bad precedent for the Cambrian soldiers around him.

"Beat them! Give them a good beating!"

Cambrian soldiers were amazed to see their comrades kill the enemy from such a distance.

If other people can shoot so accurately, why can't they shoot so accurately?

With this in mind, a group of Cambrian soldiers who were hiding in the shadows suddenly started firing their rifles into the distance, and a burst of gunfire erupted.

"Stop! You idiots, put away your guns and move out immediately!"

When the soldiers around him suddenly opened fire, Major Yuri, who was in charge of the command, couldn't help but curse, thinking that these greenhorns were hopeless.

No sooner had he finished speaking than the Peacekeeper mech, which was busy chasing down players, turned its gun in this direction and began firing wildly.

Many Cambrian soldiers who were hiding by the windows and had not yet had time to move were inexplicably killed by sudden machine gun fire.

　I recommend a new fantasy book by a friend.
　　

(End of this chapter)