Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 267 Sirius's Unconventional Approach

The doors from room seven to room four were also closed.

Unable to see what was going on inside, and unsure whether there were any lone wolves guarding the area, Jackie Chan continued to assume that an enemy was launching an attack.

Start from the side with the door latch, press your body against the wall and reach out to press the door.

Press the door from the latch side. Once the door opens, the door panel will block your hand, making it relatively safe. At most, you'll be vulnerable to blind attacks from enemies, and you might not get hit.

If you press the door from the other side, the door will only open a crack, exposing your hand to the person inside, making it easy for them to interrupt you.

Jackie Chan pressed hard on the door, but found that it wouldn't budge.

"It's locked!"

Jackie Chan made a decision immediately.

Since the door was locked from the inside, it had to be blown up from the outside. However, there were many ways to use explosives, and Jackie Chan didn't have any of the necessary tools.

Without suitable explosives and materials, one can only make do with what is available or risk using one's own body as a tool.

The latter has too high a risk factor and should not be used as a last resort.

Jackie Chan scanned the entire Room 7 with keen eyes and, within the extremely limited radar station layout, he actually found a suitable "door breacher".

The only wooden chair in the entire room!

He grabbed a chair, went to the door, pressed himself against the wall, stretched out one hand holding the chair leg, and started banging on the door lock.

Jackie Chan's strength is too great, and he uses too much force.

After being knocked eight or nine times, the stool fell apart and shattered into several pieces.

Fortunately, the door was only bolted from the inside. As Jackie Chan knocked several large holes in the door, the bolt, which was about the size of a chopstick, was also broken.

The door, no longer secured by a bolt, creaked open.

The instant the door was opened.

"Clap clap clap clap clap".

The people inside probably thought Jackie Chan was about to launch a surprise attack, so they fired a burst of bullets toward the door.

Unfortunately, Jackie Chan possessed mature CQB skills and had avoided all conceivable risks during the operation, including this door-opening gun.

Besides the bullets scattering on the door, two bullets passed through the door and hit the wall of the radar room.

Nothing more was done!

"What a brilliant positioning! If it were me, I would have been riddled with bullets," Qiang Xiaowei exclaimed.

"Impressive! Predicting enemy attacks in advance is something that can't be done without sufficient experience, especially in real combat. Our special training instructor is truly remarkable," Geng Jihui analyzed.

"No wonder he's a thug. He smashed the door to pieces in no time. If he keeps training like this, his discharge pay probably won't be enough to cover the damages," the ostrich said with a grin.

"You're still laughing? He doesn't have enough to compensate, but you do. Don't forget he's our special training instructor. We'll have to use the same things he uses in the future."

"Ah, this..."

The medic's retort left the ostrich speechless.

Wild Wolf was completely oblivious to whether the door was broken or not; he was utterly captivated and mesmerized by the exquisite skills displayed by Jackie Chan.

His eyes were fixed on Jackie Chan, not missing a single detail of what Jackie Chan was showing.

Jackie Chan confirmed the presence of an enemy inside the house by the sound of gunfire and predicted the enemy's location by the landing point of the paintballs. What followed was a standard corner cut.

The standard procedure remains unchanged: cut the corner from right to left.

When the target area is reached, Jackie Chan pulls the trigger to the pre-firing position in advance, which is equivalent to the semi-clutch of a car, to continue to cut the angle steadily.

In that next second, the huge difference between professional and unprofessional became crystal clear.

Because of his unprofessional positioning, the coyote inside the house was like a standard standing sniper rifle, with his body parallel to the door.

Jackie Chan was standing sideways, with the gun and his body in line, his arms tightly tucked back.

This meant that when Jackie Chan slowly cut the angle and saw the hyena's right elbow, which was slightly open as he held the gun, the hyena's eyes couldn't be on his elbow; his perspective was still in the middle of his neck, so he couldn't see Jackie Chan at all.

Jackie Chan spotted the hyena first, which gave him a significant advantage.

Continue cutting at the angle until you see the shoulder.

At this point, the coyote still couldn't see Jackie Chan, but Jackie Chan was already able to aim at the coyote's shoulder.

If it were a real live bullet, Jackie Chan only needed to fire a shot at his shoulder, and the coyote would fall to the side in pain, offering his chest and head to Jackie Chan's gun.

Jackie Chan doesn't need to move at all; he can just shoot himself twice more in the head and chest.

However, the Easter egg didn't show the physical reaction to being hit, so Jackie Chan couldn't resolve it more easily, but it wasn't unsolvable.

Jackie Chan chose to fire the first shot.

"Smack."

A shot hit the coyote in the shoulder.

Then, while maintaining fully automatic firing, quickly lean out 20 centimeters to the side.

The reason they didn't stick their whole bodies out was to prevent other lone wolves from being inside the house. If they stretched their bodies out in the remaining uncut areas, they would be targeted by concentrated fire.

Exposing only twenty centimeters was enough to stick the gun out, and the road was only visible to the coyote.

"Clap clap clap clap clap".

The bullets fired by Jackie Chan in his fully automatic mode were spaced only 0.1 seconds apart, far exceeding the human reaction time limit of 0.3 seconds.

The hyena's fate was no surprise; it ended up with two colored spots on its face.

"He fired in advance? How did he know I was here?"

He stood at attention, gun in hand, locking onto the coyote at the doorway. He was absolutely confident he could go toe-to-toe with anyone; anyone who dared to peek out the door would die.

But Jackie Chan's preemptive strike left him with no way to react.

It wasn't just the coyote who had this question; the wild wolves and their cubs watching from outside were also very curious about how Jackie Chan had so accurately located the coyote.

Because the prerequisite for firing a pre-emptive shot and exposing oneself is knowing the precise location of the enemy.

Otherwise, firing indiscriminately and exposing your head will not only be ineffective, but will also reveal your position, giving the enemy enough time to retaliate.

This was truly bizarre and beyond their comprehension.

There was a lot of discussion about it!

Once in a state of flow, Jackie Chan automatically shut out external distractions and became completely absorbed in CQB, calmly cutting through the remaining areas.

The room has not been fully explored yet.

The word "safety" cannot be spoken, but we must not let our guard down.

Continue cutting through the remaining areas, and don't forget to peek through the crack in the door to see behind it. Finally, finish the left corner, completing the cleaning of the house.

The coyote was initially depressed and dejected because of his inexplicable death.

Seeing Jackie Chan's practiced room cleaning operation, which he had never seen before but which looked as steady as Mount Tai, his eyes lit up immediately.

Although the hyena doesn't understand high-tech CQB, it has a pair of innate sharp eyes.

He could tell at a glance that Jackie Chan's skills and tactics were extraordinary.

His earlier dejection and frustration vanished, replaced by a strong thirst for knowledge that completely immersed him in Jackie Chan's tactics.

He didn't leave the field after being killed in action; instead, he just stood there and watched.

I observed Jackie Chan's every move and absorbed and learned from him like crazy.

Jackie Chan didn't say a word to the hyena, nor did he care about the hyena staring at him with such hunger, because in Jackie Chan's eyes, the hyena was already a dead man.

Jackie Chan's current focus is entirely on the newly emerging problems.

Jackie Chan's strategy was to circle around the outer perimeter first, and they might have already reached room number four. There's now another door leading to room number five in the middle.

If this door isn't fixed, my bottom will still be very insecure.

We only have one defensive grenade left, and two offensive grenades. We still have six points to advance, and if we continue to use them as booby traps, there could be problems later on.

Fortunately, Jackie Chan is a natural-born warrior with exceptional on-the-spot performance.

The door opens inwards, not outwards.

Jackie Chan simply moved the bookshelf in the house upside down and propped it against the door, blocking it from the inside and easily solving the problem.

Then continue the assault on room number one.

Perhaps it was because Jackie Chan's side was making too much noise, moving cabinets and blocking doors, that Lone Wolf in Room One was able to pinpoint his location.

Unlike the previous doors, which were closed and required Jackie Chan to open, this one was different.

This time, the door opened by itself.

At the same time, a grenade also flew out.

The wolf cubs watching this scene all gasped in surprise, automatically putting themselves in the shoes of the victim and feeling a pang of sympathy for Jackie Chan.

However, Jackie Chan handled the situation calmly and composedly, much more so than the onlookers.

With his extensive combat experience as a foundation, Jackie Chan kept his attention focused on this door, because it was the only danger zone.

Even before the grenade was thrown out of the room, Jackie Chan was already on edge.

The moment he saw the black mass fly out, Jackie Chan's movements, so practiced they were like muscle memory, triggered his body to begin its defensive stance.

With two quick steps and a diving leap, he landed behind the double sofa and kicked it hard.

He kicked the sofa over and covered it with the grenade.

"Bang!"

The training grenade exploded, but the sound wasn't loud.

However, Jackie Chan's quick thinking and handling of the situation once again amazed everyone.

The explosive power of a grenade is actually not very great. Its main killing power comes from the high-speed fragments and steel balls after the explosion. Covering it with a sofa can greatly reduce the speed of the steel balls and absorb the sound waves of the explosion.

With Jackie Chan lying down and taking cover beforehand, he was able to avoid most of the damage from the grenade.

However, Sirius, who threw the grenade, did not know that Jackie Chan reacted so quickly.

The young Sirius was indeed more quick-witted. Instead of passively choosing to defend, he opted for a counter-attack, first throwing a grenade and then rushing forward to counter-attack.

So the second after the grenade exploded, Sirius rushed in with his gun.

They thought that by going against the grain, they could catch Jackie Chan off guard.

They successfully took down Jackie Chan.

Unfortunately, he made a cool (flashy) dive in, but didn't see anyone in the air, and an embarrassing scene unfolded after he landed.

The gun was pointed forward as Tianlang rushed in and lay prone on the ground. He noticed that Jackie Chan was to his left, also lying on the ground.

The two of them were facing each other, less than half a meter apart.

This is awkward!

What's even more awkward is that Sirius's gun was pointing forward, while Jackie Chan's gun was pointed at his face, very close to his face, almost touching it.

(End of this chapter)