The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

Su Mu raised an eyebrow.

"I'll take you to see it."

She walked to the cable car reception desk, tapped a few times on the control panel, and the system quickly displayed a notification.

[Your partner, Lin Yuwei, has requested control of the cable car. Should you grant her permission?]

Su Mu glanced at it and immediately clicked "allow".

After gaining access, Lin Yuwei skillfully brought up an interface on the console.

It was a green, radar-like display panel with several concentric rings slowly rotating on the surface. She pointed to one area: "This is it."

Su Mu looked down.

Sure enough, a very brief red dot appeared on the green radar interface.

The red dot flashed briefly at the edge of the radar before disappearing just as quickly. The duration was extremely short, perhaps only a little over a second.

Su Mu immediately looked at the data labels next to him.

The red dot is located diagonally below the cable car, about 160 meters away.

"Does it show every time it's attacked?" Su Mu asked.

"Yes," Lin Yuwei nodded, "but it will only last a short time, just one or two seconds."

Su Mu fell silent.

"I hadn't noticed this feature before."

"It will be there after the cable car reaches level three," Lin Yuwei said. "It's just that this red dot disappears too quickly and is located too deep, so it's generally difficult to use."

"Yes," Su Mu said, "Even if you know you're underground, you can't do anything in a second or two, let alone in the fog where you can't see anything at all..."

He stopped abruptly halfway through his sentence.

Lin Yuwei looked at his expression and noticed that his eyes narrowed slightly, as if he had thought of something.

Then Su Mu turned around and walked to the equipment rack, taking a gun from the top shelf.

AWM sniper rifle.

Lin Yuwei was taken aback: "What are you going to do with it?"

Su Mu did not answer immediately, but picked up the gun and weighed it in his hand.

He used the gun once or twice after he got it, and then rarely touched it.

The main reason is that the monsters we encountered later were too strong, most of them were high-speed and close-range, and the AWM's rate of fire and agility couldn't keep up.

In addition, his close-combat skills improved by leaps and bounds, and he gradually abandoned his ranged weapons in the warehouse.

But that doesn't mean it's useless.

Su Mu walked back to the control panel, sat down in front of the radar, set up the AWM in front of him, and pointed the muzzle towards the observation window.

"You wouldn't expect to use this red dot on the radar to snipe monsters, would you?"

Lin Yuwei frowned as she watched his movements. "The red dot only flashed for a little over a second, and the target was outside the fog; you couldn't see it at all. Even with the fastest reaction time, it's impossible to aim and fire in such a short amount of time. You're wasting your time."

"I know," Su Mu said.

His eyes weren't on the scope, but fixed on the green radar.

Lin Yuwei was somewhat puzzled: "You're really planning to attack...?"

"I'll give it a try."

Su Mu's tone was calm. Lin Yuwei opened her mouth, but ultimately didn't try to persuade him further.

Su Mu's idea was very simple.

His talent is that any attack will lock onto the monster's weak point.

The "weakness lock" rule was previously triggered in melee combat or within line of sight. However, its description never stated that the target must be "seen" in person.

If the moment the cable car radar detects the source of an attack can be considered as "determining the target's location," then could this ability also be effective at extremely long distances?

If this judgment holds true, then he can completely change the way he conducts long-range operations in the future.

With a radar similar to that can scan for the target's location, and a weapon with sufficient range, he could kill the enemy without them even seeing him.

This experiment is very important.

Lin Yuwei had no idea what Su Mu was thinking.

All she saw was him sitting there, gun on his lap, like a still statue, with only his finger on the trigger guard, his breathing so light it was almost inaudible.

The light from the console shone on his face, making his profile appear exceptionally sharp.

Another soft sound came from outside.

The dark red attack slammed into the outer wall of the cable car once again.

The red dot on the green radar popped up at the same instant.

Su Mu did not look out the window.

The muzzle of the gun shifted almost imperceptibly.

Pull the trigger.

Gunshots rang out inside the cable car, and even with the silencer, the dull thud still made Lin Yuwei's shoulders hunch.

The bullet pierced through the fog outside the observation window and shot downwards.

Su Mu heard the system notification.

[Slaying a Lv6 Ghost - Tomb Skull Thrower, grants +0.01 experience points.]

He put down the gun, and a slow smile crept onto his lips.

"It really can."

Before Lin Yuwei could react, she saw Su Mu raise his gun again and his eyes fell on the radar once more.

"You...you really hit it?" she asked incredulously.

Su Mu did not answer, because a very faint white light appeared in the cable car.

After the white light flashed, a palm-sized wooden box appeared on the floor, with a thin layer of dark patterns on its surface and some sand stuck to the edges.

Lin Yuwei stared at the box, her pupils dilating slightly.

"How did this box...appear?"

Su Mu didn't explain, but simply put the box aside and readjusted his sitting posture.

For the next period of time, he seemed to enter a peculiar rhythm.

He would fire as soon as the cable car was attacked and the red dot on the radar flashed.

It hit every time.

There is a kill notification every time.

One by one, the ghosts hidden deep underground disappeared, and every now and then a wooden box would appear on the cable car floor, as if someone had gently tossed it in from the void.

Lin Yuwei stood to the side, her initial disbelief gradually turning into numbness.

She felt that she probably wouldn't be scared by anything again today.

She originally told Su Mu this information, which was hardly even real information, just because she thought it would be useful later, and now she was revealing it.

Unexpectedly, Su Mu was able to fight monsters from a distance using this insignificant information.

This is too outrageous.

At this moment, Su Mu also seemed to be getting a little carried away.

"This gun is better than I expected," he muttered, lowering the barrel slightly to fire another shot. "Low recoil, stable trajectory, and plenty of ammo. How come I never noticed how easy it was to use before?"

Lin Yuwei thought to herself: It's not that the gun is easy to use, it's that your attributes are so ridiculous that you can't feel the recoil!

She finally couldn't help but ask, "What exactly is your talent?"

Su Mu had just finished a round and was putting his gun down to change positions. He heard her words and turned to look at her.

Lin Yuwei said, "I've linked to your account and am even living in your car, so you have to let me know something."

Su Mu thought for a moment and nodded: "Okay."