spy ace

Chapter 3631 Sharpshooter

"I told you." The man in the top hat said, "I said it in detail." After answering, the man paused and asked: "Sir, will our ideas conflict with Mr. Bomu?" ? You must know that this time, to deal with ghosts, we must unite first. If our ideas are not consistent... I am very worried about this. "

"The reason is unclear." Kirigen Mizushio said with a smile: "Then we have to see whose philosophy is more suitable. If the other party's philosophy is the same as mine, then naturally it would be best. But we can't do everything. The requirements are in line with our own wishes. If Mr. Bomu's ideas, or methods, are really better than mine, I will still fully support him. "

The man with the top hat said: "But I believe that your idea is the best, and we are bringing Mr. Yasumoto with us this time. I am afraid he will not be so easily swayed."

"Don't worry." Kirigen Mizushio said: "In fact, during the communication, Mr. Usaki already knew that I was going to take him there. As for Mr. Yasumoto, Mr. Usaki should know about him. He wrote back and said, very I'm glad we can set off. That means that, in fact, he may be thinking the same thing as me, so I'm not worried at all now. "

"That's it." The man in the top hat smiled and said, "That's great."

When Keiji Yasumoto landed, he was wearing a cloth hat with a brim, a long coat, and a suitcase in his hand. Judging from his appearance, he is about forty years old. He had been a member of the Marine Corps of the Admiralty. Because of his outstanding performance, he was promoted from an ordinary soldier to a lieutenant. Later, he was sent to the Brandenburg Military Academy in Germany to learn infiltration warfare, disguise warfare and other subjects. His performance was equally excellent, so when he was on exchange at a German military academy, he was exchanged to study at a sniper school.

But soon, he did not return to the homeland, but followed a German unit and became a part of the pincer offensive on the Eastern Front. Attacked Soviet Russia itself. Then a long period of time was spent in the Battle of Stalingrad. There he saw what a flesh-and-blood millstone was and what sniper warfare was.

He is an independent marksman in his own right, but it is obvious that Soviet snipers are more skilled. He quickly discovered that many of the things he learned in sniper school turned out to be very impractical. For example, disguise skills. A person wears tree bark on his body with a string. Standing under a tree. In this case, even if you look at it from a very close distance, it is difficult to find a person hiding under the tree.

However, Keiji Yasumoto discovered that the skills he learned were not practical on the battlefield. First a tree itself is noticed. In addition, even if you are wearing bark, it may be hidden from people's eyes at a very close distance from the front, but that is only from the front. The human body is different after all. Looking at it from other angles, there are also flaws. Furthermore, if you are well disguised, you can only remain "invisible" with a special posture. As long as you make any other actions, this disguise will be quickly seen through.

You know, you are a sniper, and you cannot always stand under the tree with the same straight posture as the trunk of a big tree. You always have to shoot, you always have to move. But at this time, you must make a move, and as long as you make a move, it is impossible to hide yourself. On the contrary, because you are covered in bark, you will become a more conspicuous existence.

There are many such examples, that is to say, some of the things you learned in sniper school, when you are learning, you even feel that he is very good. But once actual combat begins, lives will be lost. Keiji Yasumoto discovered that many snipers like him never came back after going on a mission.

However, Yasumoto Keiji was not afraid. His choice was to blend into the battlefield. As long as he goes on a combat mission, any place along the way is within his observation range. Then he will remember in his mind where exactly he can use it as a sniper position. What route should I take to move between positions?

In this way, Keiji Yasumoto quickly integrated into the battlefield, and he even started to enjoy it. Therefore, the rifle in his hand, the German Type 98, had already achieved 184 victories on the Stalingrad battlefield alone. Has become an absolute ace sniper. But later, when he killed a Soviet sniper, he found that the Mosin Nagant the other side had was better than the one he had, so he used his trophy instead.

This gun should be a mass-produced gun, the best among the few produced. The bullets are very straight. Even if they fly four hundred meters, the bullet scattering point is only the size of a bowl. Coupled with his sensitivity to the battlefield environment, customs, and humidity, and through ultra-fast mental calculations, he can complete ballistic predictions in an instant. Later, in the past year, when fighting within 400 meters, his first hit rate was an astonishing 90%. Even his teacher once lamented that this was an almost impossible miracle.

Now, in his suitcase, there is his Mosin-Nagant, the rifle that is almost in tune with his heart. The bullets are also captured by him, good quality original Soviet Russian products. On the battlefield, he learned a truth, that is, no one can really dodge a bullet. If there is really a problem, it must be the gunman himself.

This time the target is a ghost, and Keiji Yasumoto takes it very seriously. He even knew that there was once a professional gunman who only killed people for money and failed to assassinate ghosts. The specific details are no longer available. But Keiji Yasumoto knew about that gunman. He had never met him, but he had indeed seen the scene of an assassination attempt by the other party. He was confident that if it were left to him, he could shoot such a shot. However, this professional shooter should be no less than himself.

But Keiji Yasumoto still has full confidence. If the two of them start a gunfight, then the person who dies will definitely not be him. He admitted that the opponent's marksmanship was very accurate, and he even had some talents that he didn't know about. But fighting for money, although it will be more objective, is just a matter of mentality. He also has advantages that the other party does not have. And it's a huge advantage. That was me, who had the richest combat experience on the flesh-and-blood millstone of Stalingrad...