Captain Than Wouldn't Bend [Interstellar]

The night was dark.

On the cold seabed, Gu Ye was wearing a diving suit, crouched in the crevice of the jagged reef, carefully observing a team outside the crevice through the night vision device on the goggles.

The compressed oxygen cylinder strapped to his arm showed that he had consumed 30.00% of his oxygen.

Half an hour ago, he rescued the ray from a team of white shark veterans who failed to rob but was abused, and got a pass by the way, but he changed hands and gave the pass to ray.

At present, he is temporarily teaming up with Ray, and the target is the pass in the hands of one of the three-person team outside the crack.

Gu Ye raised the gun in his hand and pointed the sight at a member at the end of the team.

Is this his first attempt at underwater sniping? As early as the beginning of the white shark's underwater training, he had tried and trained.

The difficulty of underwater sniping is several times more difficult than land sniping.

The fluctuations and sounds caused by the bullets are too obvious. Only when the bullets are fired at close range and high speed can there be a chance for a perfect hit.

Gu Ye tightened his fingers slightly and squeezed the trigger, feeling the fluctuating direction of the water flow and the underwater pressure, his brain was running at high speed.

Stingray stuck behind Gu Ye, clenched his fists nervously.

The water plants at his feet swayed, gently brushing the gun muzzle that Gu Ye erected and hidden in the water plants.

At this moment, there was a muffled sound from the bottom of the water.

"boom--"

A bullet shot out quickly, bringing up a long spiral water wave, and the aquatic plants near the muzzle shook violently.

"Ding--"

The sensor on a team member's arm suddenly turned red.

The "killed" team member caught the training bomb that fell down after hurting him just now, and blinked: "Mother, I've encountered wildfire."

On the other side, the two veterans who turned their heads and found their teammates "killed in battle" quickly became alert, and instantly discovered the hiding place of Gu Ye and the others.

"Bang bang bang-"

There were continuous dull sounds, and Gu Ye quickly retreated while pressing the head of the ray behind him. Two bullets above his head grazed his back and landed in the water grass.

Time passed by every minute and every second, and the water gradually became quiet.

The remaining two veterans cautiously stuck their backs to each other, stepped on the water carefully and began to drill towards the dense grass and rocks, trying to interfere with their sight.

But it was still too late.

When they were submerged in the water plants, their feet suddenly felt cold.

Two hands suddenly stretched out from the rock gap below, grabbed the ankles of two of them and pulled them down. A large net made of aquatic plants was tightened immediately, trapping the two of them.

They struggled, trying to break free, but they didn't expect that as they struggled, the aquatic plants tended to become tighter and tighter.

"Don't move, be careful of suffocation." Gu Ye connected the communication of the two veterans opposite, disarmed the opponent, and tugged at the waterweed wrapped around one of the necks.

"You actually???"

Gu Ye took out the passport from the bag of the veteran who was tied around his neck, and pressed the "death" button on the opponent's arm: "Thank you."

The water grass net was woven in advance by the ray. Ever since he saw the ray weaving a net by hand to catch jellyfish, he had such an idea. He didn't expect that he would actually make such a thing when he described it in the meeting.

After getting the pass, Gu Ye and the two released the veterans who were bundled into rice dumplings, and started to head towards the underwater ship port.

The ship port is located in a relatively flat depression on the seabed near the Skeleton Sea. Because it is underwater, most of the external guards are Yasuo people, and they are heavily guarded on weekdays.

When Gu Ye took the ray through the external checkpoint and approached the place where the ship was, Gu Ye still had more than 40.00% of his oxygen left.

As soon as you enter the ship, you no longer need compressed oxygen cylinders.

However, just after Gu Ye and Ray went to board the ship separately, a ship quietly followed the one that Gu Ye was on.