In the midst of the ruins, there was no one in the silence, and the place seemed to have been completely forgotten, the collapsed walls stood lonely, and debris was scattered everywhere. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Even the artillery of the Ming Empire opened fire, forgetting to bombard here, the shells fell in the distance, and the sound of the explosion seemed so distant.

If you don't look closely, there really isn't a single living creature here, not even the rats that have eaten the corpses and become fat.

However, if you wait patiently from a certain angle, and then look intently - then there is not no one here.

Like the corporal of the Ceylon defenders, there is also a lonely person here, but this time, the one who is fighting here alone is a soldier of the Ming Empire.

He was draped in a gray cloak, the fabric looked very thick, I don't know if it was intentional or because of the passage of time, this cloak was already sprinkled with rubble and rubble.

This made him merge with the ruins around him, and there was no way to tell if he was hiding there without looking closely.

Unlike those ordinary soldiers of the Ming Empire who rushed into battle, the weapons in the hands of this special soldier were not quite the same as those of others.

From the outside, the body of this rifle is no different, it is the W31 rifle of the Ming Empire, the difference is that the scale of this rifle is equipped with a short cylindrical object.

That's right, this is a standard sniper rifle, and it's a Ming Empire W31-A sniper rifle that has already been mass-produced.

This sniper rifle with a long-range optical sight was not invented by the Ming Empire, but was designed by a weapon genius of the Muscovy.

However, the road to the development of this weapon has been bumpy, and it is typical of the blossoming inside the wall - the Muscovy did not purchase such a rifle equipped with sights in large quantities.

So the developer of this weapon sold this weapon to someone else - Germany, Britain, and Daming all bought the relevant patents, and these countries all invested in the production of this weapon.

After being equipped with this scope, because it can aim more clearly, the effective attack range of this sniper rifle has been extended to 500 meters or even farther away.

Although the range of a rifle can be farther, in general, the effective range is not the range that can "effectively hit the target".

So after this modification, the Ming Empire thought that it had a secret weapon that could attack the opposing soldiers from a distance.

Wang Jue has always supported the introduction of new weapons into battle, triggering changes in warfare. So as soon as he got his hands on these weapons, he threw them into the brutal war on the Southeastern Peninsula.

This optical sight, which can be magnified by 3 times, is accurate and can ensure that the W31 rifle produced by the Ming Empire can hit a humanoid target at a distance of 300 meters.

At this time, the gunners of the Ming Empire, disguised as a pile of ruins, were looking at the target in the distance through the scope without moving.

It was a few Ceylonese soldiers who were cautiously moving towards here, and they were walking very carefully along the way, for fear of encountering any danger.

Several people were also carefully guarding the buildings on both sides, as if they were worried that there were soldiers of the Ming Empire hidden there. Several people staggered along the side of the road, which was already uneven.

Hidden in the shadows, the sniper's eyes were pressed against the scope and the highest-ranking Ceylonese soldier in the group was crushed with the crosshairs inside.

He pressed his fingers against the trigger, then took a deep breath and held his breath. His whole being seemed to turn to stone at this moment, quiet and without a hint of trembling.

Then, at the moment when he was leveled to the extreme, he pulled the trigger and let his rifle fire a lethal bullet.

In the blink of an eye, the officer from Ceylon pressed by the crosshair of the scope bloomed a red blood flower on his chest.

The Ceylon officer who had been shot had only time to scream as if he had been struck in the chest by a sledgehammer, and he fell to the ground on his back, and after two struggles, blood stained his clothes red.

"Phew!" Before the others could react, the short message that they had been attacked flashed in the minds of those who looked at their commander who was lying on their backs, when the deadly gunshot rang out from a distance.

"There are enemies!" A Ceylonese soldier shouted, and then found a wall and hid inside. The rest of the people also ignored the commander lying on the ground and hurried to find cover beside them.

"Phew!" A second gunshot rang out, and the Ceylonese soldiers, who were the first to react, heard where the enemy was firing, but could not see any enemy.

But the other Ceylonese soldier was not so lucky, he almost hid in the crater, but at the last second he was shot in the back by a bullet, and fell there like his commander waiting to die.

Blood quickly seeped out of his clothes, and he wanted to call out to his comrades for help, but he could only spit out blood from his mouth. The bullet penetrated his lungs and caused massive bleeding.

"I can't see the enemy! Which of you saw him? Holding their rifles and leaning against the low wall, the soldiers of Ceylon looked at the motionless commander on the ground, as well as another comrade who was still struggling, and shouted to the others.

"10 o'clock! Gunshots are coming from there! One soldier replied. Unfortunately, everyone else already knew what he said, but they still couldn't see the distant enemy.

"Two!" While pulling the bolt of his gun, the "hunter" of the Ming Empire muttered casually, and then aimed in that direction with his own weapon.

A Ceylonese soldier probed his head to sneak in this direction, but his every move was clearly seen by the enemy who was watching him through the scope.

At the moment when he poked his head out for the second time, the soldiers of the Ming Empire, who had already pressed his crosshair on his forehead, fired a third shot.

Then, there was an extra hole in the other party's head, and he collapsed in place with his eyes open.

The Ming sniper, who had killed the third enemy, slowly withdrew from the place where he was lying on his stomach, where there were two broken walls, and he had just opened fire on the other side through one of the holes.

He ignored the dust on his body, and moved very slowly, until he reached a position where the other party could not see, and then suddenly got up, held his weapon, and hid into another ruin.

Only a few Ceylonese soldiers remained, like frightened birds, crouching there and not daring to make any more movements......

Same as that corporal in Ceylon......

This sniper of the Ming Empire is also fighting alone......