Chapter 282 - 268: Squabbling
A meticulously crafted plan, executed with caution, treated with seriousness, and carefully completed, only to result in failure.
Despite taking utmost care, it still ended in failure, so what does that tell us?
It can only mean that Gao Yi was too strong, with no other reason conceivable.
Gao Yi held the man in the sunglasses by the throat and flipped the gun in midair with his right hand before seizing it by the handle, then without hesitation shot directly at a soldier who could hit him from the side.
Taking the man in sunglasses as a hostage to deter these soldiers from firing was an option, but that would mean placing his own life in the hands of the man in sunglasses, whose status and identity had to be significant enough to matter.
But Gao Yi didn’t want to entrust his life to someone else, so he chose to eliminate them all while they were caught off-guard, before they could react.
A headshot with one bullet, then a second bullet, another headshot.
Gao Yi’s shooting was too fast, too steady.
If skills were lacking, equipment would compensate; Gao Yi only needed to fully utilize the performance of his gun, rather than rely on his own skills to control the recoil, making each shot both quick and accurate.
Two soldiers fell in succession, and as the third soldier finally fired recklessly, Gao Yi used the man in sunglasses as a shield. The bullets hit the man’s bullet-proof vest, and with that moment of obstruction, Gao Yi fired a third round, another headshot.