Delta: I have a 1-Haf Coin instant kill system!

Hamk stood at the mouth of the valley, arms crossed, his gaze never leaving the rocky outcrop in front of him.

Those gray-red figures continued to advance.

If you ignore the soldiers who are inexplicably falling down, everything seems normal.

He narrowed his eyes... Something's not right!

The guy on the right flank carrying the RPG was walking very well, crouching low, at a tricky angle. Logically, he shouldn't be visible from the rocky area at all!

But as soon as he climbed over the embankment, he fell down.

Hamk initially thought it was a stray bullet and didn't pay much attention to it.

As a result, the position where the machine gun was set up on the left flank was also very tricky, making it difficult for the frontal firepower to reach it.

But the man had just set up his gun and hadn't even pulled the trigger when he died.

Hamk's gaze began to shift, moving away from the front lines of the battlefield and tracing the trajectory of the projectiles backward.

Those hiding in the ravines never showed themselves on the front lines, so how did they get shot?

Hamk slowly turned his head, his gaze falling on the top of the cliff in the distance.

The outline of the abandoned observatory was faintly visible in the night.

The distance is about three or four hundred meters.

His gaze lingered on the platform of the observatory.

Although it was night, there was a silhouette there, almost blending into the concrete.

If it weren't for the faint glint of muzzle flash just now, he wouldn't have even noticed it.

Hamk turned back to the edge of the valley exit and picked up an AK.

There was no scope, just a bare gun, the body was extremely worn, and the handguard was wrapped with several layers of tape.

He cocked the gun, turned around, and almost instantly the muzzle of his gun was pointed in the direction of the old observation station.

Zhang Zhao was lying on the edge of the observation platform when the Relink brain-computer interface suddenly popped up a notification—

[Lock detected - Source: Directly ahead, approximately 378 meters away]

Zhang Zhao's pupils suddenly contracted.

Without hesitation, almost at the same moment the warning light went off, he suddenly rolled to the right—almost in the same instant.

"Bang!"

A bullet grazed the spot where he had just been lying down.

Zhang Zhao rolled over and squatted down, leaning against the low wall at the edge of the platform.

He glanced at the bullet hole.

If Relink hadn't issued a warning in advance, that shot would definitely have hit him in the head.

Although he was protected by the Shadow Suit and his head was well protected, Zhang Zhaoke dared not gamble!

He swallowed hard, his heart pounding.

Hamk's strength is definitely not weak; he may even be a level above Vires, Said, or Demoulan!

From that distance, using only iron sights, I locked onto him and fired almost instantly.

This reaction speed and judgment... are outrageously strong!

He crouched behind the low wall, not in a hurry to peek out, but first adjusted his breathing.

Hamk is currently outside the perception range of the Relink brain-computer interface.

Meanwhile, gunfire intensified again on the main battlefield.

Although they no longer have Zhang Zhao's support, Luna and her three companions are no pushovers!

"At the ten o'clock position, behind the earthen embankment, three men are setting up a machine gun!"

The monstrous claw crouched on the side of the rock, a game console screen glowing faintly on one side.

The information on the screen is refreshing at a speed visible to the naked eye.

That was a battlefield perception map derived from enemy signals captured by a signal decipherer.

All enemy units carrying electronic devices are marked as moving red dots on the screen.

"I saw it!"

Without hesitation, Luna took an enhanced fragmentation grenade from her waist with her right hand.

He bit off the pull ring with his teeth, paused for two seconds, and then suddenly swung his arm up.

The grenade flew in an arc, landing precisely at the location reported by the Claw.

"boom--"

The explosion rolled almost close to the ground, and the debris spread out in a fan shape.

"There's one behind that low rock on the left!"

Hackers continued to report the positions.

Luna immediately turned her gun around and fired in bursts!

One shot, two shots, and the soldier from Asara, who was hiding behind a rock, was killed instantly.

Gu and Lina were responsible for dealing with the Asara soldiers who were rushing in from the front.

The fireflies swarmed back and forth across the battlefield, each time precisely targeting the enemy units.

Lina crouched beside Gu and fired shot after shot!

Time ticked by amidst the fighting, and a faint buzzing sound drifted from the distant horizon.

At first, it didn't attract much attention, but gradually, even Luna tilted her head.

"Is it support?" She tilted her ear, as if trying to make a sound.

Gu also looked up, "They've arrived faster than expected... Zhang Zhao, come back!"

......

On the observation station platform,

After receiving the message, Zhang Zhao once again used the Soul Separation Technique, and his figure condensed into a form beside the Gu.

The roar of helicopters in the distance had already drowned out the gunfire.

A dozen or so black dots appeared on the horizon and were rapidly enlarging – GTI support had arrived!

The sound came through Gu's earpiece in fits and starts.

"Support troops have arrived over Utan City and are preparing to clear the area! All squads, take cover!"

Hamk obviously saw the helicopters as well.

The airflow from the helicopter rotor swept through the valley, making his clothes flutter, but he remained motionless.

"Lina van der Meier—I know you're listening!"

His voice traveled clearly through the valley to the rocky outcrops.

Lina's fingers tightened slightly as she held the M7.

"Your illness has already entered the middle stage, hasn't it?"

Hamk's voice was unhurried.

"You should have received your diagnosis report the day your mother died!"

"How long will those substandard drugs you took last? A week? Two weeks?"

No one responded, but Hamk didn't mind and continued speaking.

"I'm not here to arrest you."

"I'm here to save your life! Come with me, and I'll give you the medicine!"

"Not coming with me—" He paused.

"How much longer do you have to live? Have you calculated it?"

The wind whistled through the valley, and Lina fell silent.

She glanced at Gu.

"He's telling the truth. I really don't have much longer to live, at most... two and a half years."

Gu turned his head, his gaze lingering on her face for a moment.

She didn't press further, only saying, "As long as you know what you're doing, that's enough."

Lina nodded and looked back in Hamk's direction.

Her voice wasn't loud, but it was clear enough: "You're right, I really don't have much time left."

Hamk's lips twitched slightly.

But Lina continued, "That's why I'm even less likely to go with you!"

Hamk's smile froze.

"Since you know about my illness—"

Lina picked up the M7 again.

"I should know! Why my mother died!"

"I am not afraid of death! Because I know that I will still be loved by others on the other side!"

Hamk suddenly smiled, a smile that carried a hint of appreciation.

He took two steps back, turned to the side, and said something to a soldier next to him.

The soldier nodded and turned to run into the valley.

Hamk turned back and paused for a moment at Zhang Zhao's spot.

"Then good luck, Dr. Lina!"