Delta: Who are you saying has suffered a loss of strength?

Han Che was staring intently at the screen, still holding crumbs of potato chips in his hand, watching the live stream very carefully.

Xiao Bai glanced at Han Che for a few seconds, then looked away and shook her head gently. In any case, the logic was already broken at this point, so she would deal with the rest later.

A hint of disappointment flashed across Xiao Bai's eyes.

"But I have to try again..." Xiaobai said to herself. After all, she was a person with a scientific spirit. Since she couldn't prove it herself, then let Han Che prove it wrong for her!

Looking at the screen again, the area around Katyusha was still black.

In other scenes, the other teams have already searched almost everything.

To Han Che's surprise, each team was extremely cautious. They couldn't be as meticulous as him in arranging the positions, but they still maintained a high level of discipline, and no one wandered off.

Even so, each squad still suffered considerable losses, especially in terms of armor consumption.

Asara's tactics are strikingly similar to those he previously devised for the guards at Tide Prison.

They hide first, then attack when the player passes by.

However, Han Che demanded that the prison guards avoid being exposed as much as possible to reduce casualties. He suggested that people should approach each other's faces to exchange for one person, aiming to minimize losses.

Meanwhile, at Dam Zero, Asara's soldiers seemed completely reckless, hiding first and then self-destructing when someone approached, using up all their bullets.

Although it's less efficient at killing and wounding than Han Che's method, the battle damage it inflicts is truly terrifying.

Almost none of the teams on the field had a good A-rank player; even the top five players were almost completely wiped out.

If this were an ordinary individual player or a small club, aiming for low costs and wearing tattered armor, it would be perfectly normal for them to be unable to withdraw.

The teams on both sides of the east and west buildings had finished searching and seemed to have no intention of causing trouble for each other. They headed out in their respective retreat directions.

"So smoothly?" Han Che frowned, still wanting to see Said's current condition. Without information from the other party, Han Che was still a little uneasy.

Who knows if Said will suddenly gain some strange abilities like Raven.

"Hmm?" Han Che stared at a spot on the screen. The Hibiscus Club team had already come out of the west building of the administration building, and their evacuation point was outside the visitor center at the far east of the map.

At this moment, the three arrived at the large substation, which was also a high-level resource spawn area. Without the pressure of competition from other clubs, the Hibiscus team had no reason to miss this free resource point.

However, after they entered the first floor, Han Che grinned and almost burst out laughing.

The mule happened to catch a glimpse of Han Che grinning, and immediately felt a chill run down its spine.

He swallowed hard and whispered, "W-what's wrong, Brother Han? What are you laughing at?"

Han Che pointed at the screen and whispered in Mule's ear, "Look at that substation on the first floor, on that platform that looks like a server."

Following the direction Han Che pointed, the mule found what he called the platform.

It was pitch black above, and you couldn't see anything at all.

"What...what happened up there?"

Han Che lowered his voice and continued to explain, "Mule, aren't you the most familiar with Dam Zero? Don't you think there's something strange about that server?"

Strange? What's strange about it? The mule couldn't figure it out.

Han Che didn't keep him in suspense any longer, "From the current angle of the hibiscus flower, looking from low to high, it is indeed very difficult to see."

"So that location has always been a hotspot for campers, one of the 3,600 must-visit spots at Zero Dam!"

"Huh? Young Master Duo?" Mule doubted his ears.

"Just you wait, once the Hibiscus Squad steps onto the stairs leading to the second floor, Said will come out."

Although Han Che and Mule lowered their voices, the sound was still quite noticeable in the small conference room.

The others listened intently, none of them understanding why Han Che was so certain that Said would be there.

"Old Sai's team is no good. They need to camp, and the most important thing is to camp properly. Your people are lying like that, aren't their feet sticking out?"

In fact, the moment the Hibiscus Club entered the first floor of the substation, Han Che was in the corner of one of the people's live streams, glancing at the top of the server.

A foot peeked out from the shadows!

Looking up from a low place, this is what it looks like. When you first enter and are far away, you might be able to see things hidden on the high platform.

Once you get really close, and run directly below the platform, it becomes impossible to see what's hidden above it.

Han Che stared at the screen as the three members of the Hibiscus Squad, moving stealthily, made their way step by step toward the stairs leading to the second floor, getting closer and closer.

All the elements are gathered, here it comes!

Whoosh!!

A sound of wind breaking suddenly appeared!

Then, a crisp metallic clang rang out.

A burning crossbow bolt bounced off the wall and landed precisely on the stairs.

The three members of the Hibiscus Squad were still focused on the wall where the crossbow bolt had bounced with a crisp sound.

A raging fire had already broken out beneath their feet.

Then directly above them, on the wall above the stairs, and behind them, above the servers in the lobby on the first floor.

Both guns opened fire simultaneously.

Da da da da da da da!

The relentless barrage of fire had absolutely no accuracy, no skill, it was all just passionate spraying.

The two people walking in front were immediately riddled with bullets and cremated.

The person at the back of the line reacted extremely quickly; he also seemed to be someone who was often tricked.

The instant the gunshot rang out, he darted out and disappeared into the glass room on the first floor.

Unfortunately, if he were an ordinary Asara soldier, his reaction speed could have saved his life.

Unfortunately, he encountered Saeed.

A red figure tumbled out from the second-floor staircase, stepping on flames.

The last operator was terrified when he looked through the glass at the crimson mask covered in flames.

Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah! ! !

It was extremely tragic; piercing screams echoed throughout the conference room.

Then, a second bolt shot from the crossbow in Saeed's hand, struck the door frame, and bounced into the house.

Flames engulfed the entire glass enclosure. Said stood there silently, gun at the ready.

Was he shot by Sayyid's M249 or burned alive?

This made no difference to the last member of the Hibiscus Squad.

Because the live stream footage comes from the goggles worn by the player's operators, the perspective is first-person.

After his two teammates died, you could see his hands holding the gun.

Han Che watched as those trembling hands repeatedly patted the flames engulfing his body, emitting a pitiful howl.

He inhaled the flames and the air they enveloped, and the black smoke and heat made him cough incessantly.

His choice was to use all his strength to point the rifle muzzle at his chin.

boom!

Blood splattered across the glass, and then the live stream screen fell into the flames with a muffled thud.

Saeed walked slowly towards the camera, stepping on a black boot.