Fatal Strike: Mercenary Road of Gunfire Ranger

A muffled explosion echoed from the lobby on the first floor of the small building, and the already dilapidated wooden door seemed to have been hit by a battering ram, spraying out plenty of wood chips and thick smoke...

Just as Mountain Eagle was about to rush inside, he heard the crisp sound of hand grenades being primed, and soon saw four Offensive Hand Grenades falling from upstairs, landing in the snow in front of the corridor.

Mountain Eagle almost had no time to think. The moment the hand grenades hit the ground, he turned and shoulder-pushed the broken door open, charging into the lobby.

By now, all illumination devices in the lobby had been blown out, leaving only a few dim emergency lights flickering in the corridors on both sides. Once the door was completely opened, the wind and snow blew fiercely into the small building.

As Mountain Eagle turned to breach the door, a shock bomb with the pin pulled appeared in each hand. He crouched and hugged the wall inside the door, moving horizontally towards the near corner, while gently rolling the two shock bombs toward the corridors on both sides in the middle of the lobby...

The most important principle in indoor CQB is never to give the enemy a chance to flank you; always keep your back secure...

So the first choice Mountain Eagle made upon entering was to stick close to the near corner on the outside. This way, he only needed to face enemies diagonally across the corridor temporarily, while those on the same side as him would need to risk exposure to gain a firing angle, giving Mountain Eagle a few seconds.

"Bang"

"Bang"

The intense white light and blast of the two shock bombs were unleashed to the extreme in this dark and relatively enclosed environment.

In addition to the power of the previous Thermo-baric Bomb, the situational awareness of the enemies close to the lobby on the first floor was largely incapacitated.

Mountain Eagle aimed his M2 Shotgun while standing at the near corner, and fired at two gunmen clutching their heads and groaning in the diagonally opposite corridor...

With two thundering shots, the heads of those two were like bitten by some Monster, with one blowing up from the nose upward, while the other had the back of the head gnawed off, spilling heaps of brain matter through the gap.

Having succeeded, Mountain Eagle moved along the wall to the corridor, tore an Offensive Hand Grenade from his chest, bit off the pin, and threw it towards the diagonally opposite corridor, then yanked off a Defensive Hand Grenade and tossed it into the corridor beside him as he reached it...

"Boom"

"Boom"

Entering the zone, Mountain Eagle's mind was astonishingly clear...

He threw the Offensive Hand Grenade towards the far end to delay the gunmen's actions there, furthermore reducing their situational perception ability. Importantly, using a Defensive Hand Grenade with greater explosive power could result in self-inflicted injury in this face-to-face combat scenario.

Similarly, throwing a Defensive Hand Grenade into the near corridor was to pursue lethality, and since he was hugging the outer side of the corridor, the risk of being injured by shrapnel was minimal.

As the two grenades exploded, Mountain Eagle decisively transferred the M2 Shotgun to his left hand, then extended the gun horizontally with the right, aiming into the corridor and pulling the trigger...

"Bang bang bang bang..."

Six consecutive shots blasted the crawling bodies on the ground into scattered flesh, then Mountain Eagle threw another Offensive Hand Grenade towards the far end. Holding the shotgun's fore-end with his left hand, he flipped the gun, raised his foot, and charged into the flesh corridor, extracting four solitary bullets from the rapid loader on his abdomen, loading them into the magazine in two batches...

As he arrived at the first room's door in the corridor, Mountain Eagle shoved the spare bullet from the ejection port into the chamber, aimed at the upper middle part of the door, and fired the trigger...

"Bang"

The powerful solitary bullet pierced through the wooden door, hitting a gunman's head who raised a firearm in vigilance...

Due to obstruction by the door, the bullet's trajectory deviated slightly, missing the head and hitting his neck instead.

Driven by immense kinetic energy, the large projectile rolled chaotically, tearing off half of the gunman's neck, with copious blood spraying like driven by a high-pressure water pump, splattering against the room's ceiling and walls...

Finally, someone from the opposite corridor reacted, throwing two hand grenades in Mountain Eagle's direction as they huddled in the room.

As the hand grenades soared through the air, Mountain Eagle kicked open the room door before him and stormed inside...

Upon entry, Mountain Eagle was shocked to find that the gunman inside, with half of his neck severed, was still not dead...

"Rat-tat-tat-tat"

The man lying on the ground pulled the trigger of his rifle, and his arm waved with the rifle's recoil.

Mountain Eagle felt a sharp pain in his thigh and abdomen but didn't bother checking his wounds, swiftly raised his hand, and landed a shot on the robust gunman's head.

"Boom boom"

At this moment, the two hand grenades exploded not far from the corridor, the blast hurling the corpses and viscera inward...

A crisp "snap" sounded on the door of the room where Mountain Eagle was located.

Grabbing bullets quickly from the ammo pouch, Mountain Eagle glanced over to find half a face plastered on the door.

He looked up, loading four solitary bullets into the rapid loader on his abdomen, then tucked one bullet into the ejection port's catch...

He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, flexed his bullet-hit thigh, confirming that the flexible armor had staved off the bullet, he aimed at the adjoining wall and pulled the trigger...

"Bang bang bang bang..."

For warmth and defense, the main structure of the small building is brick-mixed, quite robustly built. But internally, wooden structure is used for partitioning office areas, which consists of wood framing plus OSB and gypsum board walls...

The sole function of such walls in defense is to obscure visibility and restrict adversaries' progression paths.

But for Mountain Eagle, this is completely useless; Golden Cicada, who hadn't appeared for a long time, endowed him with unrivaled situational perception, enabling him to pinpoint adversaries even under vision obstruction.

This bunch is extremely tough, but still not to the extent where Mountain Eagle couldn't handle them...

A series of solitary bullets pierced the wall, killing two gunmen in the adjacent room the instant Mountain Eagle lifted his foot and sprinted, completing the dash in three or four strides, then slammed his robust shoulder into the wooden wall...

He chose a spot precisely at the wood framing's location, where two OSB sheets aligned on the framing. As tremendous force was applied, the pine framing snapped instantly, and Mountain Eagle crashed through like a wild grizzly bear, blasting through the wall into the adjacent room.

Amidst the pervasive smoke and dust, Mountain Eagle inserted a few remaining solitary bullets into the magazine and then went straight to the door, aiming at the wooden door and pulling the trigger...

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Eight solitary bullets pierced through the door like eight battering rams, blasting the two gunmen who had moved to the doorway on the opposite side into a bloody mess.

The large solitary bullets were like the claws of a devil, creating a large, bloody gap wherever they hit.

One gunman on the opposite side was hit three times in the abdomen, two of which grazed his bullet-proof plates and lodged into his abdomen...

The tumbling large rounds shredded his abdomen like a meat grinder, simultaneously breaking his spine and creating two massive wounds, causing his intestines to spill out.

As the internal organs fell, his body bent forward at 90 degrees and then fell to the ground, startling the gunmen coming from the other side...

No matter how tenacious these drugged-up gunmen were, such injuries far exceeded their pain threshold.

The gunmen rushing out from the opposite corridor couldn't withstand the pressure, even with their nerves of steel...

"Bang bang bang bang bang..."

"Bang bang bang bang bang..."

Led by two vanguards, seven gunmen charged out from the opposite corridor, opting not to enter Mountain Eagle's corridor but instead beginning to suppress the entire corridor with a barrage of bullets...

Faced with this level of fire suppression, Mountain Eagle had to stick tightly to the doorframe, waiting for an opportunity...

At this moment, Chakdi outside the building had dealt with the wounded who were half-dead from the explosion and was continuously suppressing the backyard cellar exit with short bursts from behind the corner of a wall...

The enemies were clearly veterans, not abandoning their flanking tactics, just not expecting Mountain Eagle to be so ruthless, with only two people, one was still assigned to external suppression...

The cellar exit was small, and the 45-degree ladder couldn't hold many people. Each time they emerged, they were intercepted, and for a while, several fully-armed gunmen couldn't get out.

Chakdi was busy, but Balang had somehow maneuvered to the front of the building...

A total of nine gunmen, in groups, suppressed Mountain Eagle, rendering him immobile, while support gunmen outside were rapidly closing in on the building.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, Mountain Eagle observed the surroundings again through Crow's view. After refilling the magazine of the M2 shotgun, he fixed the gun onto his backpack and grabbed the AK-105...

"Balang..."

At the moment Mountain Eagle issued the order, Balang, who had been sticking to the door edge, suddenly emerged and dashed into the hall...

As the last two seconds of the jump mine remaining on his back flew off, this clever Big Dog scraped the ground a few times with its paws and then turned to dash out of the hall...

"Boom"

"Boom"

The 1.2-meter killing height of the jump mine didn't cause fatal injuries to these gunmen who were either crouching or lying down; only two unlucky heads were hit by steel balls. The rest, after being startled, began rolling around seeking cover, aiming their gun muzzles toward the doors in front and behind...

Mountain Eagle seized this opportunity to throw two Defensive Hand Grenades into the hall...

Turning around to press against the wall and waiting for the grenades to explode, Mountain Eagle raised the AK-105 and charged into the hall again...

"Bang, bang, bang..."

There was no special tactic, just rushing out directly from the middle of the corridor while firing rapidly...

Unlike most people who keep their fingers on the trigger when nervous, Mountain Eagle fired with extreme ease...

Advance, shoot...

Sidestep, shoot...

Slide step, shoot...

The corpses and debris on the ground seemed non-existent, posing no hindrance to his steps, yet causing the remaining gunmen to instinctively miss as they aimed to counterattack.

Mountain Eagle used unbelievably quick motions, targeting gunmen's heads with double-tap shots, completely ignoring their feeble counterattacks.

Quicker than you, more accurate than you; you may be tenacious, but a hit to the body will hurt, a hit to the head will kill!

With Mountain Eagle's fierce onslaught, the gunmen blown to the ground by the blast resembled moles in a game: each time they stubbornly tried to get up and aim to shoot, a bullet would find their heads, and they would topple backward like a mole hit by a mallet.

Although the corridor was only two meters wide, putting both sides at direct collision range, even as tough as Mountain Eagle was, he still got shot twice...

In the enemies' blind and chaotic retaliation, one bullet hit Mountain Eagle's chest, damaging a magazine and getting lodged in his Bullet-Proof Vest, and another bullet struck the wall beside him, with the splintered concrete cutting a groove on his cheek like a blade.

However, compared to Mountain Eagle's negligible minor injuries, those gunmen cornering him fared much worse...

"Bang, bang, bang..."

Rushing out of the corridor, Mountain Eagle continued to fire at the gunmen to prevent any oversight.

After confirming no living targets remained in the hall, Mountain Eagle glanced at the staircase next to the opposite corridor, which not only led to the second floor but also to the basement of the building...

Noticing Chakdi outside was struggling, Mountain Eagle pressed the radio, saying, "Chakdi, come in through the front door..."

With that, Mountain Eagle swiftly rushed to the staircase, about to peek over when a few bullets hit the steps in front of him...

"Bang bang..."