Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 75 One Man Against an Entire Company (Please Subscribe, Please Vote)

Yuan Lang had absolute confidence in his marksmanship.

Pull the trigger.

The other party is definitely dead.

Without any embellishment like blind confidence, it is purely the result of more than a decade of year-round, day-after-day practice, firing hundreds of thousands of bullets.

result.

Yuan Lang's confident shot failed to hit Gao Cheng as he had expected, plunging the Steel Seventh Company into chaos after losing its company commander.

But in the last fraction of a second before he pulled the trigger, a huge and swift figure pounced on him.

He tackled Gao Cheng to the ground, narrowly avoiding the bullets.

"That speed..."

Yuan Lang was stunned by what he saw.

He couldn't believe that the person who had made such a swift, lightning-fast rescue was that private who was as strong as a bear.

Such a large size, such a fast speed.

These can be combined together?

Yuan Lang couldn't understand!

If he hadn't witnessed the entire incident through the sniper scope, Yuan Lang would never have believed it was true.

It was in that one second that Yuan Lang was stunned that he lost the opportunity to finish off the attacker.

Because he had a strange feeling that someone was watching him, Jackie Chan took out the binoculars that had been confiscated the night before and looked at the suspicious place in the distance.

You're incredibly lucky!

He immediately spotted Yuan Lang, and the gun was already locked onto the company commander.

By this time, it was too late for Jackie Chan to set up his gun. Even if he managed to fire before the enemy could, he would most likely be killed by them.

Shouting a warning to the company commander would be even worse, as it would cause the enemy sniper to fire prematurely.

This is something Jackie Chan cannot accept!

Left with no other choice, Jackie Chan had to go all out, unleashing the full speed he had honed over several months using the Jackie Chan Speed ​​Boost System.

With the explosive speed of a provincial 100-meter sprinter, he rushed towards Gaocheng like a whirlwind.

Fortunately, the two sides were less than 15 meters apart.

Jackie Chan, displaying incredible speed in the crisis, narrowly managed to tackle Gao Cheng to the ground just seconds before the shot was fired.

Taking advantage of the sniper's momentary lapse in concentration, he dragged Gao Cheng twice and rolled into the trench.

Throughout the entire incident.

Gao Cheng didn't make any move at all, just like a puppet, letting Jackie Chan operate him.

It wasn't that Gao Cheng was cooperating perfectly with Jackie Chan; it was just that the force with which Jackie Chan charged was too great, something that most people couldn't withstand.

Even though Jackie Chan deliberately held back his strength during the final contact and even protected his hands.

At the moment of contact between the two, Gao Cheng's brain collided with his skull, causing intense dizziness that made his vision go black.

simply put.

He was knocked unconscious!

When Gao Cheng regained consciousness, Jackie Chan had already dragged him back into the trench.

Hearing the rapids of gunfire around him, Gao Cheng stood up, still dazed, and asked, "What... what's going on?"

"Company commander, the sniper on the other side hasn't left yet. He almost hit you just now, but luckily I arrived in time," Jackie Chan explained.

"I wasn't killed by them, but I'm almost dead."

Gao Cheng, rubbing his still throbbing head, said irritably, "Next time, if there's a next time, you might as well let me get beaten to death by the other side. Don't come to my rescue, I really can't take it."

"Uh~"

Jackie Chan was speechless.

However, he did understand the company commander.

Anyone who gets bumped by his physique won't fare well.

Fortunately, Company Commander Gao Cheng was a soldier with a good foundation, so even though Jackie Chan hit him like that, he only suffered blackouts and a buzzing head.

If it were someone thinner, like Bai Tiejun, they would have broken at least a few bones.

Even Jackie Chan couldn't do anything about it.

He couldn't just stand by and watch someone die.

They can only blame their frail bodies; they're like a pile of tofu dregs in front of him, unable to withstand even the slightest touch.

"This guy... is really weird. The reason why the Steel Seventh Company is weird is probably related to him."

Yuan Lang's sure-fire shot missed, startled by Jackie Chan's lightning-fast speed, but thankfully he finally found the reason.

The repeated defeats he suffered at the hands of this private thoroughly ignited Yuan Lang's fighting spirit and competitive drive.

In order to turn the tide against the strange private, Yuan Lang decided to escalate the game further and try to lure out the large private.

Then we'll have a proper showdown with him and see what he's really capable of.

To lure people out, the scene needs to be disrupted.

With his fighting spirit fully ignited, Yuan Lang no longer treated the game casually as before, but began to fight with all his might.

A battle between one person and an entire company!

Despite the relentless barrage of gunfire from the more than twenty rifles of the Seventh Steel Company, Yuan Lang skillfully maneuvered through the gaps in the battlefield, utilizing his proficient combat techniques and stamina.

Every now and then, they would aim carefully and fire a shot, each shot guaranteed to eliminate a soldier from the Steel Seventh Company.

In less than three minutes of combat, Yuan Lang used his overwhelming combat skills to kill six Steel Seventh Company soldiers in succession.

"Are you guys blind? You always brag about how great your marksmanship is, but now you're all talking nonsense?"

There was only one person on the other side, yet he managed to outmaneuver your entire group. Aren't you ashamed? Aren't you ashamed? You may be shameless, but I still have my pride.

Gao Cheng was almost killed just now, and now he sees his soldiers being eliminated one by one.

I was so angry.

My blood pressure spiked.

I wish I could grab a gun and charge up there for a life-or-death duel with the sniper on the other side.

The remaining dozen or so soldiers of the Steel Seventh Company also had unspeakable grievances in their hearts.

They desperately wanted to take down the bastard on the other side, but he was just too slippery, like an eel, impossible to catch.

They fire one shot and then move to another spot.

Like a ghost, appearing and disappearing intermittently.

The soldiers of the Seventh Steel Company were led by the nose and forced to fire into the woods and bushes where no one was known to be. They had no other way to escape.

"This can't go on. The enemy is too good at kiting and maneuvering, and they're very skilled at hiding and moving around. It's impossible to find them with rifles unless we use artillery to flatten the area in front of us, but..."

Jackie Chan was also very troubled by the fact that the armored tanks had long been destroyed and there was no long-range fire support at all.

With such excellent combat skills and the courage to take on an entire company single-handedly, the identity of this person is already quite obvious.

Jackie Chan is absolutely certain it's Yuan Lang!

"If we want to catch Yuan Lang, we have to find a way to rush over and close the distance between us so that he can't fight back."

Jackie Chan came up with the only solution and originally intended to carry it out alone.

He's enough on his own!

Moreover, Jackie Chan had been waiting for this day, hoping to find an opportunity to have a head-on confrontation with Yuan Lang and witness who was the real king of soldiers.

But then I thought about it again.

Jackie Chan ran over to Shi Jin again.

Pulling Shi Jin, who was directing the third squad's operation, down and hiding him in the trench, he said, "There's no point in continuing to fight like this. Only by charging through can we possibly catch him."

I'm already planning to sneak over there, but I'm short on backup. Do you want to come with me?

If they could actually capture Yuan Lang, Jackie Chan would have more than enough credit to go around, and Shi Jin could also get a piece of the action.

Jackie Chan believed that as long as Shi Jin tasted this, his position in the military would be secure.

Instead of letting Shi Jin retire, it would leave a regret.

It has always been one of Jackie Chan's goals.

"Okay, let's go."

Shi Jin had already discovered the problem and knew how to solve it, but he lacked a leader, so he agreed without hesitation.

The two ran along the trench to the edge of the position and then sprinted around to the opposite hillside.

"Okay, we're finally out."

Yuan Lang had been keeping an eye on the Steel Seventh Company's position, and Cheng Long and Shi Jin's movements naturally did not escape his notice. Having achieved his objective, he began to withdraw.

The next step is to lure Jackie Chan out for a head-to-head showdown between men.

"Hehe, I caught you."

Cheng Cai didn't fire a shot from beginning to end; he was searching through the scope the whole time. Just as Yuan Lang was about to leave the battlefield, he finally caught him.

If Cheng Cai had fired immediately, he would have had a good chance of killing Yuan Lang.

After all, Yuan Lang's attention was entirely focused on his fight with Jackie Chan, and he didn't even notice the pumpkins on the ground belonging to the Seventh Steel Company.

Ke Chengcai is prone to showing off; a mind that hasn't been tempered is too easily swayed.

To think that such a formidable sniper could be found by him alone, it turns out that the so-called Blue Team experts are nothing special.

Cheng Cai did not fire the gun.

Instead, he enjoyed the thrill of locking onto Yuan Lang with the scope, feeling as if the other had become his captive prey, with his life and death in his hands.

That's why he liked to use the scope to aim at the men in his company when he had free time.

This thrill of having control over life and death.

This fascinated Cheng Cai greatly.

However, Cheng Cai, who had become complacent, completely forgot what it means to be outmatched and to have someone more capable, and what it means for masters to clash in an instant.

As a top-tier special forces soldier, Yuan Lang possesses exceptionally keen battlefield intuition.

Feeling the discomfort of being locked on by a gun, Yuan Lang immediately stopped running. After a second of analysis, he quickly identified the culprit.

He raised his hand and fired a shot.

Raising his hand to hold the gun, aiming at the target, and pulling the trigger to fire—what should have been a three-stage action—became two in Yuan Lang's hands.

Because he was so skilled with guns, his aiming speed was incredibly fast.

Yuan Lang only had two moves left.

He raised his hand to aim the gun and then fired, without any intermediate aiming process.

Cheng Cai, whose mind was wandering, noticed that Yuan Lang was about to raise his gun. He figured he should aim first and didn't think much of it.

He was dumbfounded the next second.

Yuan Lang fired with "divine skill," striking Cheng Cai first despite being behind, leaving Cheng Cai no time to pull the pin on the plane.

Furthermore, Yuan Lang was very confident; after firing the shot, he immediately put the gun away and left.

He didn't even glance at it!

(End of this chapter)