Chapter 242: Shanghai Fantasy
Upon receiving the message, Kane quickly proceeded to a building near the square, stopping on the 22nd floor. After using a series of methods, he entered an apartment where, at that moment, only a housewife was present.
As Kane entered the room, he immediately pulled out a tranquilizer gun, silencing the middle-aged woman. Kane then made his way to the window of the apartment’s most expansive bedroom.
“I’ve reached the target location.” As Kane stopped by the window, he opened the cello case behind him and reported his situation to his teammates via the communicator.
The position of the building where Kane was located allowed him to have a clear view of nearly one-third of the square below. At present, Wu Hao was within Kane’s line of sight. However, due to the high foot traffic in the square, Kane was not confident he could succeed with a single attempt, so after assembling a custom sniper rifle in less than a minute, he kept his gaze fixed on the scope, waiting for the optimal moment to strike.
At this moment, Kane had not revealed any intent to kill, so Wu Hao had not sensed any danger. However, this situation did not last long. When Wu Hao and his sister reached an open area of the square, Kane, who had been observing Wu Hao’s every move through the high-powered scope, suddenly sensed the killing intent and decided to act.
“Attention, I’m going to take the shot. Be ready to assist at any time,” Kane said into the communicator, his eyes locked on Wu Hao below, with his right index finger poised to pull the trigger.
Just as Kane revealed his intent to kill, Wu Hao, who had been nonchalantly going about in the square below, immediately sensed the danger. It was not surprising that Wu Hao had such sharp perceptive abilities; his mental perception could detect even the slightest details over a wide area.
Even though Wu Hao did not actively monitor his surroundings, his intuition would immediately sense any danger. This ability is not unique to Wu Hao; even some others with extensive combat experience and numerous encounters with life-threatening situations have this premonition of danger. This could be considered a sixth sense.