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Chapter 572 - 572 572 The Sniper Battle on the Outpost Border

572: Chapter 572: The Sniper Battle on the Outpost Border 572: Chapter 572: The Sniper Battle on the Outpost Border Just as Zhao Guang was pondering, a sudden commotion erupted outside.

“What’s happened?” he wondered, as there were still a few of his wounded men who hadn’t been fully treated yet.

“Lord, those people are back, and someone just got hurt again.”

The patrolling Werewolves had suddenly been sniped.

However, this time they had been smart and didn’t pursue the attacker.

Instead, they immediately found places to hide.

But the Mount Wolves were too big, and two were killed on the spot.

Seeing this, one of the Werewolves nearly lost control and charged forward to avenge their fallen Mount Wolf.

“What, they’re back again?

Good, Xi Fei, show them some color.”

Xi Fei nodded and immediately issued the order for the Sniper Team to move out.

Jeana, holding a sniper rifle that looked bigger than she was, searched for targets from afar.

Suddenly, she saw a burst of light—not the fire of her own side, but more likely a magical glow.

But she knew it was definitely the enemy.

So she shouldered the sniper rifle and took a shot at the opposite side.

Jeana may look petite and young, but her physical condition far surpassed that of Earth’s warriors.

If a Human from Earth dared to use a Barrett like that, they’d definitely shatter their bones.

But Jeana didn’t even feel any numbness in her hands.

This slight recoil was nothing to her.

In fact, the main attack power didn’t even come from the gunpowder anymore; it was provided by the Magic Runes on the barrel, which added a very strong destructive force.

The person on the other side had just fired a shot when suddenly a huge force exploded in his chest.

Before he could understand what was happening, half of his body was torn to shreds.

The force of wind and fire erupted, scattering fragments everywhere, the kind that definitely couldn’t be pieced back together.

After killing one, Jeana continued to search for the next target.

“What’s wrong with these guys?

Don’t they even know to switch positions after taking a shot?” From a distance, she saw a target who had already fired three shots from the same location.

Without a second thought, she fired directly, smashing the opponent on the spot.

Almost at the same time, Jeana felt a flash of light on her body—she had been hit too.

But because of the Defensive Talisman she wore, the twisted bullet was blocked.

“No additional magical damage, just physical attack.” Jeana, quickly taking cover, looked at the bullet on the ground and contemplated.

“The talisman can block three attacks; I must be careful.”

Then Jeana realized that the enemy remaining in the same place was deliberate.

These Undead Mages were using their lives to set a trap; they were really too cunning.

Meanwhile, Zhao Guang was also keeping an eye on the situation below through a bird flying overhead.

This was a Special Magic to control beasts for surveillance, not very wide-ranging, but quite appropriate for the current situation.

By combining beast control and shared vision, two Basic Level Magic spells, Zhao Guang clearly saw how the trap had been set up.

“These damn Undead Mages, they’re more ruthless with their own than with the enemy.”

If it hadn’t been for the Defensive Talismans he had prepared, Jeana would have definitely been in trouble just now.

“Notify the others to be on alert, the enemy might be using their own as bait,” Zhao Guang instructed.

“Understood,” Xi Fei promptly relayed the message.

As the communication officer, Xi Fei did not personally enter the fray this time.

Since the opponent wanted a contest, they would be shown the disparity between the two sides.

Indeed, for Zhao Guang at this point, it was nothing more than minor skirmishes.

What Zhao Guang really wanted to figure out was who was attacking them from behind.

If he couldn’t suppress those behind him, he wouldn’t dare leave his own territory.

The sniper battle continued unabated, and with the help of some special equipment on this side, after a few unlucky individuals got hit at the beginning, there were no more such opportunities.

Especially when using thermal detectors, it became much clearer.

The Undead were cold, and those creatures with body heat were definitely Magic Apprentices using sniper rifles.

Among a sea of Undead, they stood out like sore thumbs, ridiculously conspicuous.

One shot, one kill, and in no time at all, the snipers on the other side were cleaned up.

“Not bad, well trained,” Zhao Guang nodded with satisfaction.

There had been many sniper battles on Earth, so he was quite familiar with these tactics.

In the Otherworld, on the other hand, there was no specialized research in this area.

Hence, just in terms of sniping, they were far behind his own professionally trained team.

“It’s still not good enough, far from it, they didn’t apply their training well at all,” Xi Fei said, very dissatisfied.

There should have been no casualties, but just look at the recent fight; an absolute non-negligible number got hit.

At least nearly half were struck by enemy bullets.

If it weren’t for the Protective talismans, they might have lost more than half in this battle.

Moreover, this was because the enemy didn’t use any special protection; otherwise, the fight would have been much harder.

“Don’t set your expectations so high, just increase the numbers next time.

However, what exactly are they up to?” Zhao Guang wondered, somewhat confused.

They didn’t seem to care much, but they went through the trouble of producing a batch of sniper rifles.

Zhao Guang knew full well that manufacturing these entirely through Alchemy would take a lot of time.

But to think they cared, why wouldn’t these people have any decent protective measures on them?

With such Alchemy skills, Zhao Guang couldn’t believe they couldn’t make them.

With each shot taking out one and even tearing apart their sniper rifles, the losses would definitely not be considered minor.

Unless the enemy’s goal was not here.

As Zhao Guang pondered, the Werewolves suddenly burst into cheers.

The battle was won, and the previous frustration was partially relieved.

Another part was because the victory wasn’t their own achievement, but that of the Humans.

In the past, they also had measures against Archers, but although archers might have stronger attacks, they did not have such long range.

Or rather, most archers couldn’t shoot arrows that far.

A lack of experience led to heavy losses.

It’s not easy to train formidable archers, but gunmen could be trained much more readily.

“Never mind, forget about this for now.

Bring their sniper rifles to me for inspection; I want to see how they managed the attack,” Zhao Guang was also curious because the enemy clearly didn’t have a reference to his own equipment, none of his team’s gear had gone missing.