Warlord

Jed was moving at a high speed. He used a cover to hide his body and continued to move in the direction of the library. He and six others were employed by a mysterious employer, and their task was to ambush them and bury a team of adventurers forever in the ruins.

The target was reached at the time set by the employer, indicating that the employer’s information was very accurate. As Jed was a sniper, information was life to him. Therefore, when the target appeared on time, Jed started to like this employer a little, thinking that he might be able to receive a few more deals from him in the future.

Jed’s team composition was reasonable. He was the leader of the team and was a sniper himself. As for the others, they were the experts of the Fighting Domain, so Jed led his team and established a reputation in the wilderness. The people there called their team “Blood Drop Bullets”. This meant that even if Jed and the others targeted the target, they would not be able to escape from Jed’s bullets.

Jed liked this name and was proud of it.

When the target appeared, Jed followed his plan and shot a Battle Mecha Missile towards the opponent. The missile had actually landed on a vehicle that was located outside of the library. Jed wanted to destroy their ability to move and act as a deterrent.

Unfortunately, the missile was detonated midway. From the looks of it, the other side also had a sniper.

As a result, while the other members attacked, Jed also began to move. He had to suppress the enemy sniper for the members of his team, or his team would suffer heavy losses.

With a roll, Jed arrived at the back of an abandoned car, and then ran into the alley while crouching. On the other side of the passageway, he could already see the library where his target was, as well as the intense battle taking place outside the library.

But Jed could not believe his eyes, from the time he had ordered the attack until now, only around two minutes had passed. However, two out of Jed’s team members were already lying down forever, while the other few could not hold on much longer.