The world of science is unscientific

The next step is to wait.

......

Base No. 4

Bai Ma stared at his phone with a worried expression, not even bothering to drink the cocktail he had just mixed on the table. Every single one of these proposals seemed quite interesting.

After waiting so long, we've finally got the second move from Wei Que, so we need to think this through carefully.

Japanese TV station.

Kiel, dressed in a business suit, looked worried.

The operation has begun.

I have to ask my boss for leave again.

Wei Que was very considerate, letting her decide the time.

But... this is really annoying!

Why do you guys have so much free time while I have to work diligently?!

I've already used up all my vacation days for this year! /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

Another day passed in the blink of an eye. Suzuki Yusuke was in high spirits and went directly to Base Four in disguise.

The time has been booked.

Gin, teach me how to snipe.

Chapter 621 Organizational Black Technology

Base No. 4

Yusuke Suzuki was wearing a fitted black suit, and his physique was almost perfect.

The first person he encountered was still Da Mu San Xing.

Although this guy looks like a gatekeeper, he is actually the highest-ranking person in the base besides the codenamed members.

However, he probably won't have a chance to get a code name in his lifetime, and there's no other reason than that his abilities in all aspects are just a little short of the standard.

Perhaps in the future I can gain that person's appreciation through my seniority.

Yusuke Suzuki gave a brief greeting and then went to find Gin.

He claimed he had made an appointment with Gin, but in reality, he came over and waited for Gin on his own initiative.

Why would a model worker from the winery make an appointment with him? It's not like it's a legitimate event.

However, he was lucky; Gin happened to be there.

Vodka was a little surprised to see him come over. "Wei Que, what are you doing here? Shouldn't you be sleeping at home right now?"

Yusuke Suzuki: "..."

So, the organization has figured out his pattern of lying low after getting away from something.

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

Yusuke Suzuki vehemently retorted, "You're being biased against me, which is detrimental to the unity of the organization members. Vodka, you're up to no good, aren't you? Gin, shoot him already."

"enough."

Seeing that Vodka was actually a little flustered, Gin couldn't help but sigh inwardly. He coldly called for a halt and looked at Suzuki Yusuke, "Weren't you preparing for an operation? What are you doing here?"

"What, can't I come?"

Yusuke Suzuki plopped down and casually called out, "Vodka, get me a bottle of rye whiskey."

After making the arrangements, he stopped joking and got straight to the point, "Gin, didn't I say before that I wanted to learn sniping skills from you? The operation hasn't started yet, so I have time."

Gin raised an eyebrow slightly. "If you want to learn, you probably don't need to come to me. I don't have the time for that."

"Big brother."

Gin: “…”

After a few breaths, Gin silently stood up. "I'm going to Shizuoka in one hour and forty-eight minutes."

"Enough is enough."

Yusuke Suzuki stood up as well, "Where do we teach? Has the base upgraded any equipment recently?"

Gin ignored him and continued walking ahead on his own.

Two minutes later, Vodka returned with the bottle.

His sunglasses concealed the confusion in his eyes.

Where is my older brother?

......

Fifteen minutes later, Suzuki Yusuke was taken by Gin to a training room he had never been to before.

This place is specifically for training snipers.

It was only recently completed.

The organization has indeed invested heavily in Base 4, no wonder Gin doesn't go to Base 1 much anymore.

Yusuke Suzuki looked around. The training room wasn't very big, and the furthest point from where he was standing was probably only about 300 yards.

This distance is clearly not enough for a sniper rifle.

At that moment, Gin pulled out an M24 from somewhere and tossed it to him.

The quantity received was quite generous.

"This is a training prop gun."

Gin then found another set of equipment: "You have to wear this during training. It can be used in conjunction with indoor facilities to simulate scenarios and record various data at the same time."

Simulated scenario?

Yusuke Suzuki was slightly surprised.

Then, Gin casually slapped the console, and it rose up from under the metal tabletop.

Another example of advanced organizational technology!

It appears that holographic projection technology is being used to construct various sniping scenarios.

But that's not enough. The various instruments built into this room can also simulate corresponding environmental factors, striving for realism.

In fact, Japan's small size may be a contributing factor to the development of this technology.

It's really difficult to find a non-military area to conduct sniper training.

The organization isn't just planning to train one or two snipers; developing this kind of technology is perfectly normal.

After putting on the equipment, Yusuke Suzuki gave it a brief try.

Gin was completely bewildered.

This data is incorrect.

The value representing overall physical stability was 0, which means that Wei Que did not experience any physiological shaking while holding the gun.

"Change to another one, there's something wrong with this one."

Gin found another set of equipment.

Then, the value is still 0.

Gin: “…”

What kind of creature is this?!

Despite the shock, Gin's expression remained unchanged.

Now, regardless of whether he actively requests Wei Que to conduct more tests, he will not be able to obtain accurate data.

In just a short while, Wei Que's vigilance should have been at its peak.

However, it is enough to know that the pheasant has abnormal physical characteristics; it may come in handy sometime in the future.

Yusuke Suzuki switched from a standing position to a squatting position, and finally lay down on the spot.

Although his sniping accuracy was poor, his gun-holding posture was still very standard.

Without him saying anything more, Gin had already simulated an urban scene through the console.

The most common setting they encountered was the city, since no assassination target would be in the desert or snow-capped mountains.

The organization trains assassins, not special forces soldiers.

Under the holographic projection effect, the azure blue light instantly weaves countless skyscrapers into the empty room.

Yusuke Suzuki was currently in a tall building when he randomly found a target on the street and fired a shot.

The prop gun actually fires a short burst of light particles, allowing targets in the virtual scene to react instantly after being hit by the light particles.

Of course, to simulate the real phenomena such as bullet flight speed and descent, there must be very complex algorithms supporting it.

The light particles were transformed into bullets under the head-mounted device, and the same effects of smoke, air vibration, etc. were also simulated and fed back to the user.

This prop gun also provides comprehensive feedback in terms of handling.

Anyway, Suzuki Yusuke felt that he really fired a shot, and there was nothing out of place about it.

Even the virtual characters on the street have their own realistic reactions.

He missed his first shot, and the target was already surrounded by bodyguards and in a safe position.

This is incredible cutting-edge technology!

Yusuke Suzuki fired two more shots, becoming completely accustomed to the gun in his hand.

The next step is to eliminate the mission objective.

Pull the trigger, and the bullet leaves the chamber.

Damn it?