Kingdom of Corrosion
Chapter 728 - 341 Uninvited Guest_3

Chapter 728: Chapter 341 Uninvited Guest_3

Lin Wu searched carefully for a long time, but didn’t find any zombies at the airport. Just as Lin Wu was about to evacuate the area, a plane arrived at the airport, dropped off a passenger, and then left. Lin Wu only had a monocular, and the view wasn’t very clear. Even so, he believed that the person who disembarked was a player, not an NPC.

Because so far, he hadn’t seen a single NPC wearing a headset, hopping to the music at the airport.

"Calling Maya."

"..." Maya pressed her earpiece and after withdrawing from the battle, responded, "I’m here."

Lin Wu said, "Two minutes ago a plane landed at the airport, and one person got off. I can’t see clearly, but I think it’s a player."

"A player? Can players use Laimeng Airport?" Maya said, "It must be a Fortress agent. Only they can buy tickets to fly to Leimeng Town."

Lin Wu continued, "He went into a place, then came out on a bike, looked around with binoculars. He didn’t run, it’s them."

"Keep surveillance going."

The man, suspected to be a Fortress agent, rode a bicycle across the highway bridge to the Sentry Card. After scanning his face with the red alert light, the Sentry Card lifted its bar and let him pass. A long gun hung on the side of the man’s backpack. He stopped at the entrance of the highway bridge, placed the bicycle on the ground, entered Stealth mode, and used binoculars to observe the commercial street a hundred meters away.

After a while, the man shot a rope gun at the rooftop of a building, secured the rope gun, hooked a carabiner onto the rope, and slid from below to the rooftop of the three-story building.

Once on the rooftop, the man took out a silenced pistol to kill the few zombies there, then set up a sniper rifle, aiming at the Shadow base. He then took out binoculars and quietly observed the Shadow base.

Maya asked, "Do you see him?"

Shana responded, "I see him, pretty sure it’s a player. Do we wait for him, or do we kill him? If we kill him now, we won’t be able to find out why he’s attacking us and what his motive is."

Lin Wu interjected, "From what I know about them, they will commit suicide the moment they see us, they definitely won’t let us capture them alive."

Shana disagreed, "Even if he commits suicide, we can still loot his body. If we talk to him, we might let him go."

Lin Wu exclaimed, "He doesn’t know it’s us."

Maya also realized something, "Right, if he knew it was us, he definitely wouldn’t attack us alone in broad daylight." It wasn’t that Lin Ma was being too arrogant, their track record spoke for itself. Not to mention Kalamay, who had never met them before, even Three Dreams wouldn’t dare launch an attack during the day.

Shana said, "Fortress agents can’t be as bad as you guys are making them out to be, right?"

"They are," Maya stated, "1, 2, 3, you take the shot first."

"Alright."

Maya counted, "1, 2, 3."

Two bullets consecutively struck the head of the Fortress agent, the best method to break player protection, but unexpectedly the agent had a forehead guard, and he took a bullet head-on. Therefore, Lin Sha didn’t kill him, but he had lost at least 90% of his mobility. At this point, they could confirm that this guy was a player, and almost certainly a Fortress agent.

The man crouched behind a concrete guardrail, totally clueless about the situation. He had only heard a gunshot, which blew away his forehead guard and crippled him, defying logic. After applying a high-level bandage to stop the bleeding and tend to the fracture, he raised his hat with the gun, revealing the hat above the guardrail.

"Don’t move," Maya said, "A real person wouldn’t be that slow."

Although she said that, Maya pulled the trigger, and the bullet pierced through the concrete guardrail, taking away the blood-flecked agent directly. She told Shana not to move because Shana’s weapon was loaded with .22 bullets, which couldn’t penetrate the concrete. Maya was using 7.62 bullets. It wasn’t that she favored firearms that could fire 7.62 bullets—for they were usually loud—it was simply because 7.62 bullets were the most plentiful in their stockpile.