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Chapter 30 of 100

Chapter 30

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Kacha kacha! The mech lying on the ground stood up again under the scavenger's consecutive operations. The scavenger directly used the jump skill to dodge the BOSS's fierce pounce. Now, the scavenger had already realized that the BOSS's offensive moves were not just the powerful laser that required preparation; even a random bite from it was no good.

"Lead the BOSS and run, we can't hold it," the bandit shouted to the players trying to snatch the BOSS. Although the bandit and the mountain bandit were well-trained soldiers, experienced players could match a well-trained elite soldier by using the right skills at the right time.

With the other side having 10 people and only the bandit and the mountain bandit on this side, a barrage of skills would leave them with no chance to hold out, even with the best equipment.

"Rogue, quickly draw the hate, I'll find a place to snipe," the scavenger shouted.

Since the other side had more people, they could only use the advantage of distance to take them down. After all, the scavenger had a sniper rifle with a 1000-meter effective range, which, while not unique, was certainly not a common item. As long as the distance was maintained, the scavenger could attack the players trying to snatch the BOSS, while they couldn't reach the scavenger, thus mitigating the disadvantage of fewer numbers.

Jump, sweep kick. The rogue's mech instantly completed a beautiful spinning kick, and this kick was very precise, directly hitting the BOSS's right eye, which had been blinded.

Crack! The metal around the BOSS's right eye caved in, and cracks appeared. A puff of burnt smoke and sparks emerged from the BOSS's head. The BOSS's body convulsed as if it were about to fall apart. However, after a few convulsions, the BOSS's internal self-repair system seemed to have repaired some of the damaged circuits, and it charged towards the rogue.

The scavenger's mech flashed past the rogue and used the running skill to head back the way they came, like a charging rhinoceros. After a quick glance at the map on the electronic device, the scavenger roughly calculated the distance, used the running skill three times in a row, and, slightly out of breath, jumped off the mech and took out the sniper rifle.

"I'll take out their gunner first, you guys hold them off," the scavenger said. Although the bandit and the mountain bandit's interception had some effect, the other side was advancing very quickly, and a close-quarters battle was imminent.

Taking a deep breath to steady his rapidly beating heart from the intense movement, the scavenger focused and began aiming at the other side's gunner. Now, the players didn't have any top-tier equipment, and with the scavenger's 600-damage sniper rifle, a headshot would definitely knock out an opponent.

However, the other side's gunner was constantly moving and using cover. The scavenger placed his left hand on the sniper rifle's stock and his finger on the trigger.

After three deep breaths, the scavenger's gaze behind the scope suddenly became sharp.

Bang, bang, bang... The gunshots rang out continuously, but they were not in a continuous stream; the intervals between each shot were less than a second. Each time a shot landed, one of the players attacking this side would fall, especially the two gunners, who were directly headshot by the scavenger.

"There's a sniper, find and take him out," the other side's leader commanded.

"The distance is too far, the range isn't enough."

"Send the mutant over to take him out." The leader ordered.

After the class change, the mutant's body had undergone significant changes, with both attack power and speed significantly increased. The mutant's body was agile, unlike the heavy mech warriors, and could be used as a nimble assassin. Once in close range, the mutant was a nightmare for defenseless and low-health gunners.

Bang, bang, bang! Without targeting the mutant running towards him, the scavenger's sniper rifle continuously spewed sparks, firing all 15 remaining bullets. The scavenger then stopped shooting, stood up, and took a deep breath, gradually recovering from the rapid firing and preparing to face the incoming mutant.

With 15 shots, the scavenger took out two gunners, two mentalists, and one mech warrior. The mech warrior, hidden in a mech with a thick steel shell, was a tough tank, but the scavenger used the same method of blinding the BOSS's eye to penetrate the mech's bulletproof glass and take out the mech warrior.

Although not a one-shot kill, taking out 5 people with 15 shots, averaging 3 bullets per kill, was impressive in such a chaotic battle. Especially since the scavenger's shooting time from start to finish did not exceed 10 seconds, with less than 2 seconds per kill, which was terrifying.

"You shouldn't have chosen to be a mech warrior; you should have been a gunner. With a machine gun and gunner skills, you could have been a fortress by yourself," the mountain bandit said, his pressure suddenly reduced with the loss of five people and the mutant going after the scavenger. Although the rogue needed to control the BOSS, the gambler and others showed no pressure, and the mountain bandit even had time to tease the scavenger.

"If I were a gunner, I'd be afraid no other gunners would have a job," the scavenger said, looking at the rapidly approaching mutant, his expression very relaxed. Loading an armor-piercing round, the scavenger confidently replied to the mountain bandit.

Then, he raised the gun, aimed, and pulled the trigger. The mutant, seeing the scavenger's actions, instantly ran in a Z-pattern to dodge the bullet. But his evasion was like a child's trick to the experienced scavenger. The next moment, the gun fired, and the headshot hit.

Even as he fell, the mutant player couldn't understand how his fancy movement didn't help him dodge the bullet. Was it just bad luck?

The armor-piercing round's damage was even greater than the sniper bullet, combined with the scavenger's powerful sniper rifle and the headshot damage bonus. The mutant fell instantly. The scavenger then calmly loaded another armor-piercing round and aimed at a distance.

"How does this feel like a 1v10?" the scavenger said in the team channel, clearly controlling the battle's rhythm. He knew they would win this sudden ambush. With 10 people on the other side, 6 had already fallen to the scavenger's gun, which was indeed a 1v10 feel.

"Stop gloating. Without us holding them off, those mech warriors would have crushed you into a meat patty long ago," the bandit replied, then increased his offensive pace. Otherwise, if the remaining 4 heads were taken by the scavenger, it would really be a 1v10, which would be embarrassing.

With the powerful sniper, and the gambler and others recovering and becoming fierce, the battle quickly ended. The scavenger didn't complete his 1v10 boast, but he used armor-piercing rounds to take out two more before the battle ended. However, out of 10 people, the scavenger had taken out 8, which was still an impressive feat.

"Damn, is that scavenger cheating? How can he be so strong? It's understandable for gunners and mentalists to be headshot, but mutants and mech warriors being sniped is ridiculous. And that sniper rifle's range, at least 1000 meters, is just breaking the game's balance."

"Right, right, right. That guy must be cheating; otherwise, he wouldn't be so brutal."

At the resurrection point in Hope City, a few recently resurrected players angrily accused the scavenger, with a desire to tear him apart. However, while they complained, no one reported him to the system. Would the main brain of "Fate," which was on par with real-world national databases, allow cheating? That seemed even less realistic than winning a billion yuan from the sky.

"That scavenger doesn't seem to be a gunner but a mech warrior, the tank who drew the BOSS's hate in the previous team," a mentalist who was instantly killed offered his opinion.

Everyone in the team was stunned, then checked the scavenger's profession in their enemy list, and the team was speechless.

Recommendation votes, I desperately need recommendation votes. The lack of votes is too frustrating. Robbing for votes, stealing votes, kidnapping for votes, extorting votes, I strongly call for votes.

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