Spy-x-War Showdown

Yang Yi had always demanded of himself to act like a spy, training himself as one, too; direct combat was not his forte.

However, Yang Yi still had to bend down and sprint swiftly through the darkness; he needed to circle around and take out the enemy from behind.

Xiao Ran’s shooting was not bad, but she was unable to hit someone hiding behind a car, and what they needed now was a quick resolution— they couldn’t afford to let the enemy pin them down, especially with a helicopter hovering above. Even though shooting from a helicopter is harder than shooting on the ground, it only complicates things a bit.

In the United States, many people hunt from helicopters, and it’s not uncommon to see someone shoot a running wild boar from the sky.

For Xiao Ran and Yang Yi, the advantage lay in the darkness of the night; the helicopter had no searchlight or night vision equipment. Under these circumstances, even the most skilled gunmen in the helicopter wouldn’t be able to take them out as they would when hunting from a helicopter.

What needed to be clear was that Yang Yi and Xiao Ran could counter the ambush thanks to the protection of the night, and Zhang Yong drove his car around crazily because his speed was high and unpredictable, which made it hard for the helicopter to hit its target.

But if Xiao Ran and Yang Yi’s positions were exposed and spotted by someone in the helicopter, it would still be far too dangerous, even if it was much more difficult to shoot than in daylight.

Understanding this, Yang Yi knew why he had to risk running behind the enemy— because only by doing so could they take out the enemy in the shortest time possible.

Yang Yi ran fast; the training he got in prison endowed him with a robust physique.