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

For some unknown reason, the operation suddenly began.

The gunshots rang out almost simultaneously.

Gunshots rang out simultaneously in the live stream window, the muzzles spitting out orange-red flashes.

Han Che's gaze swept quickly across each scene, revealing the team on the central control bridge. Gun muzzles protruded from the gaps in the stair railings, and at the moment of firing, their bodies pressed tightly against the wall, with only the gun barrels and one eye exposed.

Most of their bodies were hidden behind cover, leaving only the smallest possible angle for firing.

Countless bullet trajectories converged on the center of the garden from six directions, crisscrossing in the air and weaving a complex net of fire that covered the garden.

On the second floor of the garden, several smoke grenades exploded almost simultaneously, and thick white smoke quickly spread in the center of the garden, completely enveloping the surrounding open area.

The smoke spread rapidly, extending outwards from several points and connecting to form a dense smoke screen that covered a large area in the center of the garden.

It's quite strange, really, that Demulan, a sniper-type map boss, has the largest area of ​​smoke grenade effect.

Logically speaking, she should rely on beyond-visual-range shooting and static suppression to fight, and smoke grenades are more like tools used by assault-type characters.

But now the area in the center of the garden is completely obscured by smoke.

Han Che refocused his attention on the team in the central control building.

The two men on the stairs continued firing, their guns propelling out from the gaps at the edge of the bunker, the bullets landing at the edge of the smoke-covered area, tentatively suppressing a certain direction.

They moved very cautiously, retracting their guns slightly after each shot and then extending them again, always keeping the exposed parts of their bodies to a minimum.

However, their caution was not without reason. Just then, an unmanned infantry fighting vehicle suddenly emerged from the smoke and swept a volley of bullets horizontally towards the central control bridge.

The fully automatic machine gun on the infantry fighting vehicle seemed to have no recoil at all. A single volley sent all those who tried to peek out obediently back behind their cover.

The two teams on the rat path were also suppressed by another unmanned infantry fighting vehicle. As that vehicle moved laterally along the edge of the garden, its turret kept rotating, firing alternately in different directions.

One tank pinned down enemies from several directions, preventing them from raising their heads.

What's even more frightening is that they can't stay in one place for long.

Nearby, wisps of yellow smoke were rising continuously; these were the markers left by the missiles on the unmanned vehicles before they locked onto their targets.

Immediately following was a series of explosions, with flames erupting around the area where the teams were hiding, and shockwaves sending rubble and debris flying.

These four teams are far from the garden, and their firepower is mainly focused on suppression. From their respective perspectives, they haven't even seen a shadow of Demulan yet.

On the left and right sides of the garden, the two teams on the second floor of the Blue Room and the second floor of the Centrifugal Force were lying on the containers, firing down to suppress the enemy.

These two teams are the closest and in the most danger, but they also have the best visibility.

However, many Hafk soldiers were pouring out of the second-floor area of ​​the garden, raising their weapons and firing in all directions.

Although their individual combat strength was not strong, their numbers created a certain firepower density, forcing the Blue Room and Centrifugal Forces to eliminate them first.

Han Che was finding it difficult to keep up with everyone's perspectives, so he had to keep switching between them to get a full understanding of the true situation on the battlefield.

boom! boom! boom!

A faint but crisp sound rang out from high above. Directly above the garden, several snipers, their scopes gleaming, continuously fired downwards, disrupting the attacks of the various teams.

The points of light flashed briefly in the air above the garden and then disappeared.

They hid on high ground above the garden, firing downwards to disrupt the ground troops' attack.

The snipers didn't fire many shots, only once every so often, but each shot was fired in a very tricky spot, precisely when someone was trying to move or adjust their position.

The crisp sound of gunfire was masked by the sounds of the battlefield, making it less noticeable.

However, the actual hit rate was quite disappointing. Even when it hit, it couldn't penetrate the person's head armor, suggesting that the equipment was indeed inadequate.

The firefight lasted only about a minute, after which the player teams almost stabilized the situation.

The Hafk soldiers have very limited combat capabilities. Apart from the two unmanned infantry fighting vehicles which provide sufficient suppression, the other Hafk soldiers can only serve to harass and attract attention.

Even though they were numerous, most of them could only hide behind cover to avoid being killed under the crossfire of six teams.

Meanwhile, the sniper who was trying to take down enemies from a high vantage point was also taken out by the sniper in the central control building, who had a wide field of vision from the balcony.

So far, apart from the first shot that killed one person, the unmanned combat vehicles and the Hafk soldiers have been exchanging fire, but Demulan hasn't fired yet.

According to his memories from his previous life, Demulan should always be positioned in a fixed location, and she would fire as soon as anyone appeared in her field of fire.

Even in the garden, she would move around, use smoke grenades, and seek cover, but she wouldn't go so far as not to fire a single shot.

But if someone is also a time traveler like myself, it's normal for them to have other schemes.

However, Han Che did not believe that Demulan, a sniper-type map boss, could handle this situation on his own.

Perhaps because they were both map bosses and had both experienced player attacks, Han Che naturally empathized with Demulan's situation.

If he were in the same situation, he might also feel uncomfortable, but he had something to rely on. His warden's personal guard was no pushover, and his prison guards were definitely smarter than the weak and helpless Haffk soldiers at the space base.

As for the Ravens, there's no need to mention them; with two teams attacking together, these six teams were simply no match for them.

But what about Demoulins?

Even the most accurate single-shot sniper rifle can't withstand the combined might of two fists and four hands, let alone six fully equipped teams of players.

How to break this deadlock?

This is the question Han Che is pondering. It seems that the live broadcast in the United States is all about killing Demulan to showcase their strength.

Perhaps they want to emulate what I did?

His killing of Said caused quite a stir and made him famous.

Perhaps the United States has the same plan?

If that's the case, then this live stream is going to be a bit boring.

Just as Han Che was thinking this, he noticed that although they had almost brought the situation under control in these live streams, none of the players looked relaxed.

Even those players who were no longer suppressed by the firepower still held their ground tightly behind cover, not daring to show their faces at all.

They dared not rashly advance and annihilate Hafk's soldiers in one fell swoop.

Why is this?

Han Che was puzzled. In his opinion, since the threat had been largely eliminated, Demulan, a sniper-type BOSS, had great suppressive power from a distance, but if he were to get close, he would be completely vulnerable.

If we commit all our forces now, we can annihilate them in one fell swoop.

What kind of crazy thing is it to be wielding a rifle and engaging in a gunfight with a sniper boss from a distance?

And what about the Demurren? Do they really want to wait until all their own people are dead? What's the point of fighting then?

When someone gets close, the sniper rifle becomes a fire poker, completely powerless to fight back.

Han Che is both the map boss and a player who has conquered Said, so he knows the situation and experience of both sides very well.

Naturally, I'm anxious to see this.

It seems like everyone is waiting, but no one knows what they're waiting for.