Sergeant Hill looked at him as well, with some dissatisfaction in his eyes, but since Rosen was not one of his men, he didn't say anything.

"Urban, if you're afraid, go away." Rybin did not hide his disdain, apparently thinking that Rosen was afraid.

"Don't let him go just yet, because the German machine gunners are waiting for him on the other side." Lawson Road.

"But so what, if I can't get in touch, how do I know if the Ryan you're looking for isn't there." Sergeant Hill was dissatisfied; "Besides, I don't want him to take risks, but it's his duty, corporal, do you want to go for him?"

"Maybe I can take out the Heavy on the other side first." Lawson ignored the teasing and ridicule in Sergeant Hill's words, and slapped the rifle in his hand.

"Just rely on it?!" Jackson, the most vocal sniper on the team, said: "Urban, you didn't wake up and talk in your sleep, did you?" ”

"Anyway, it's not in a hurry, why don't you let me try." Rosen looked at Captain Miller, who hadn't spoken much.

"Are you sure?" Captain Miller asked, looking at Rosen.

Since it was a temporary requisition, he didn't know anything about Rosen's strength. This also gave Lawson a chance to show his skills and change the plot.

"Yes." Lawson said: "Seventy." ”

"If that's the case, you can try." Captain Miller looked at Sergeant Hill.

"I hope so." Sergeant Hill had no reason to refuse, so he nodded.

It's just that everyone looked at the surroundings and looked at the other side, and they all felt that it was unlikely that Rosen would succeed.

Because of the long distance, the narrow firing range, and the fact that it was still raining, and with Rosen holding just the most ordinary M1 rifle in his hand, it was really hard to convince people that he could take out the good machine gunner hidden on the opposite side.

"Congratulations on triggering a new mission: kill if you say kill, and when everyone thinks you're bragging, you need to prove your strength with iron-clad facts that you can't be taken lightly."

"Rewards: +10 Fame, +10 Opinion, +1 Vision when fighting in the rain."

Rosen had no intention of letting go of the enemy on the opposite side, but now that he has a mission, his fighting spirit is naturally even more intense.

He crouched behind the hole in the wall with his gun in hand, his eagle-sharp gaze looking into the distance, as if he could penetrate the dense rain curtain and the slightly hazy water vapor.

Suddenly, Rosen saw the virtual crosshair in his field of vision turn a bright and blinding red, so he pulled the trigger without hesitation.

"Bang bang, dang."

As Rosen was used to, in an instant he poured out all eight rounds of ammunition in the magazine.

"Hell, I wonder if this guy even saw the target."

"Jackson, do you think he can take out the German devil on the other side?"

"If it's mine, the chances are not very big, the shooting range is too narrow, and the enemy is also very good at hiding."

……

Just as the people around were whispering about whether Rosen's eight guns just now were pretending, the sound of machine guns that rang out from time to time on the opposite side just now stopped abruptly.

"You killed a German Heavy and gain +5 reputation and +10 merit."

"Congratulations on completing the mission: kill if you say kill, gain +10 reputation, +10 opinion, and permanently gain +1 vision when fighting in the rain."

At this moment, Rosen felt that his eyes were sour, and when he subconsciously rubbed it and looked ahead, he found that it was much clearer than before, as if he had changed from an ordinary screen to a high-definition screen, and the rain curtain and water mist in front of him seemed to have a much lower impact on him, so he could see farther.

"Jackson was blown away by the shooting talent you just showed, +10 favorability."

Rosen saw this prompt, glanced back at the sniper Jackson in the team, and saw that his face was always calm, and he couldn't help but be secretly proud, nodding slightly at him and then looking back at the front.

"Since you saved a comrade who should have died, the hidden mission is triggered again: reach out."

"When you save a comrade from a desperate and mortal situation, you'll get an extra reward and a chance to trigger a new mission."

"Note: Since this quest is a hidden quest, the rewards are random."

"Saving the current herald gives you 20 merit points and +5 reputation."

"Obtain Herald's Boots: +1 Running Speed, +1 Stability While Walking."

"Notes: Although this is a somewhat worn pair of boots, his owner likes him, and the carefully sewn cowhide boots make them extremely stable when running on muddy ground."

Rosen was very satisfied with the reward he had just received, but he couldn't check it now, so he quickly changed the magazine and fired again.

"You killed a German Heavy and gain +5 reputation and +10 merit."

"Trigger the Title Mission: Enemy of the Heavy, and successfully kill 5 Heavy in a single game world to earn this title."

"Wearing this title gives +1 accuracy when facing the Heavy, making it easier to inflict a suppressive effect when firing at the Heavy, and it is also easy to attract the attention of the Heavy, with a +15% chance of being set on fire."

"Click......

Perhaps it was Lawson who killed two machine gunners in quick succession to anger the Germans on the other side, and then a frenzied retaliation ensued, and the bullets rained down, crackling the walls where they were hiding.

"Boyd, come on, try again. Inform Captain Hamel that we are coming. Sergeant Hill commanded his men in a loud voice.

"How's the rest of Newvey going?" Instead of ordering his men to blindly return fire, Captain Miller asked Sergeant Hill.

The two of them were talking on either side of the gap in the wall, while Lawson was still between them, and from time to time he shot at each other.

The others waited with guns in hand, but they became like spectators, watching Lawson fire at the rain curtain in the distance, but no one dared to question whether he was wasting bullets in doing so, who told them not to have Rosen's extraordinary shooting skills.

Jackson, the sniper in the company, stopped talking, and the others were even less capable of talking.

Sergeant Hill held the gun post on the ground in one hand and said, "When you go out from here, you will see a two-story building with many windows. There is a square where you can hide. ”

"Take us, sergeant." Captain Miller said, then ordered Sergeant Mack, "Sgt. Pet, you stay here." ”

"Yes." Sergeant Mike nodded.

Sergeant Hill then got up to lead the way, and the two stood in the corner watching the situation outside.

Captain Miller decided not to hide from the beating, but to make a detour from the left, firing as he went, and sent two men to each of them.

"Hastings, Goldman, go to the front." Sergeant Hill ordered loudly.

Captain Miller beckoned his men over.

"Leybin, Capazzo, although Lawson took out the machine gunner on the opposite side, but the communication endures the interference of the enemy troops, go to the corner as soon as possible, be careful, and prepare for hand-to-hand combat, go." Captain Miller ordered, and at the same time sent two of his best and toughest assault men as spearheads.

"Urban, you follow along, fire to support them, and suppress the enemy machine gunners." Captain Miller ordered.

"Yes." Rosen said yes loudly.

Because of Rosen's excellent performance, he naturally attracted the attention and attention of Captain Miller, so he was not only regarded as a weak translator, but also did not stay with Sergeant Mike as in the original plot.

The crowd immediately withdrew from their original place, and made a detour on the left side to a half-destroyed house.

"The gate of the plaza is at the end of the building." Sergeant Hill said, leading the group through the ruins.

As he walked forward with small steps, he complained: "My ankle hurts, and I am already in a wheelchair before the war is over, God, like an old woman." ”

As they walked, they came to a wall outside the gate opposite the square, outside their intended target.

There is also a gap that has been destroyed for some unknown reason, and from the gap you can see a towering tower on the opposite side standing in the rain, looking out like a giant over the entire area around the square.

Lawson hid behind the wall, secretly surveying the terrain in the distance.

With the help of +1 vision on rainy days, he was able to see the opposite side with the naked eye, and even faintly saw the guns hidden behind the windows.

Even if he didn't know the original plot, Lawson was enough to judge how dangerous the situation here was.

The tower on the opposite side is a natural sniper point, and if a sniper is there with a sniper rifle, it will be enough to dominate a large area of the town, blocking most of the streets.

Indeed, if Jackson hadn't shown his prowess in the original plot and killed the German sniper with one shot, not only would Capazzo die in vain, but others would have had to fill it with their lives if they wanted to pass through this area.

No matter what, you can't let Capazo die here. Rosen made up his mind.

Of course, this is not only because he has to do the task of helping out, but also because Capazzo survives and is more powerful for the subsequent mission.

At this moment, there was a rustling sound from the other side of the wall.

"Thunder...... Thunder, shoot without replying. Sergeant Mike shouted.

"Melissi, Capazzo, come here." Captain Miller greeted him, walked to the door, glanced at a few people in a dilapidated house not far away, and said to Rosen, "Let them identify themselves." ”

At this time, Rosen suddenly remembered his identity as a translator, and immediately shouted in French.

After confirming that they were just civilians, the crowd swarmed in. Spread out to be on guard.

It was a family of five, and the youngest was still in infancy.

Most of their house had been destroyed, and the rain from the sky had poured into the house, leaving them all wet and looking very embarrassed.

"Ask them where the Germans are?" Captain Miller said.

Rosen asked, but the family begged them as if they hadn't heard his question, for she would be safer with the protection of the army.

"What did he say?!" Captain Miller asked.

"Kid, he said let's take his baby." Lawson Road.

"No, absolutely not." Captain Miller shook his head when he saw the family carrying out a seven or eight-year-old girl.

The girl was wearing a small dress and a pair of small red leather shoes, which should have been beautiful, but now her hair was damp, and she kept crying and not wanting to be sent away, and the scene became extremely chaotic.

Unnoticed by the others, it was Capazzo who walked over, and as if he hadn't heard Captain Miller's refusal, he reached out and took the child.

Lawson, who had been paying attention to Capazzo's movements, stared at him, his nerves tensed suddenly, and he held his gun and looked vigilantly at the tower in the distance.

From his current position, he could only see the roof of the tower, but not the front of the tower.

In other words, it is impossible for a sniper inside the tower to see him.

But it's not that they're not without danger. Because if you walk a few steps out of the house, as long as you stand on the street, you will be completely exposed to the sniper's fire.

That's when Capazzo is at its most dangerous.