"Whoosh!" A dark light streaked through the Void, accompanied by a terrifying sonic boom, shooting forward like lightning. Luo Zheng looked up in surprise, only to see the dagger completely embedded in the enemy's nape, the tip erging from their throat, as they fell to the ground with no sound. Shadow strode forward, pulled out the dagger, and swiftly slit the throat of another enemy who had hit the tree.
Luo Zheng knew Shadow liked using daggers to kill enemies; his combat skills were exceptionally strong, far surpassing his own. Witnessing Shadow's ruthless attacks again, with his frightening speed, made one dizzy. His technique was no longer re combat, but like an art.
To elevate killing techniques to an art form, Luo Zheng could only think of one person capable of that—Tiger King. Luo Zheng could sense that Shadow's combat skills had improved, vaguely exuding Tiger King's prowess, which made him a bit envious. Comparing himself to Shadow, he felt sowhat ashad. Clearly, he still had a long way to go.
Shadow, through a twist of fate, forgot his past, but his strength significantly increased, which seed like heaven's compensation. Luo Zheng saw Shadow collecting weapons and ammunition and quickly stepped forward to help. They buried the weapons and ammunition in a hidden spot and marked the location, then continued their journey.
On the way, Luo Zheng admiringly said, "Brother Shadow, your combat skills have greatly improved."
"Really? I didn't know, perhaps. How strong was I before?" Shadow asked in a low voice, surprised.
Luo Zheng froze, wishing he could slap himself. Knowing Shadow had forgotten his past, why bring this up? It would only cause him pain. Embarrassed, he said, "You were very strong before too. Few in National Blade could beat you in combat, and I certainly wasn't your match. Now you seem even stronger. Besides Tiger King, no one can defeat you. Congratulations."
"You said you were better at sniping than . After seeing your recent moves, I believe you. You managed to fire three shots in a second from a pistol, achieving the effect of rapid-fire, and your gun skills are so precise. You're better than ," Shadow said sincerely.
"What, unhappy?" Luo Zheng laughed, seeing Shadow's expression of discontent, and said with a wry smile, "You have to let surpass you in so aspect, right? What do you an, stronger than ? You're not leaving any room to live."
"I want to beco the Strongest Soldier King." Shadow suddenly stopped and seriously looked at Luo Zheng.
Luo Zheng was overjoyed and asked Shadow eagerly, "Have you rembered sothing?"
"No." Shadow shook his head painfully, pondering for a mont before continuing, "I feel that the Strongest Soldier King is my aspiration, and you are my greatest competitor, right?"
"Exactly, glad you rember sothing. But given your current strength, I'm no longer your match." Luo Zheng smiled, cautious not to agitate Shadow too much. Glancing at the snowfield mountain forest around them and the worriso Bai Xue, his expression darkened as he continued, "Brother, we need to speed up."
"Don't worry, I know." Shadow agreed, glancing ahead and striding forward. Luo Zheng hurriedly followed; the two moved cautiously, one in front and the other behind, swiftly marching.
About an hour later, Shadow led Luo Zheng near another base, hiding and carefully observing ahead. Shadow pointed under a huge tree, and Luo Zheng nodded, understanding. They encircled from left to right; the surroundings were silent with only the cold wind gently blowing, occasionally shaking the snow off the treetops, resulting in a muffled sound. There was no sign of life around, not even a bird.
Suddenly, Shadow signaled to halt, and Luo Zheng imdiately stopped. Shadow put away his military dagger and picked up an AKM rifle, cautiously moving forward while aiming. All of Shadow's brought equipnt was gone, leaving only the military knife, but luckily, there were plenty of weapons to seize nearby.
Luo Zheng knew Shadow was about to strike and quickly moved forward, just in ti to see an opening behind a tree with soone crawling out. Before Shadow could shoot, Luo Zheng took the initiative. His pistol was fitted with a suppressor, the sound barely audible, avoiding alerting the surrounding patrols.
The person crawling out of the hole fell dead, blocking the entrance. Shadow rushed forward, kicked the person back into the cave, and threw two grenades down, then turned and ran. Luo Zheng also quickly ran; he was helpless against Shadow's actions. How could he risk causing such a loud scene, wasn't he afraid of drawing the enemy?
After the blast, Shadow darted up and jumped directly into the cave. Luo Zheng stayed outside, waiting. Soon, Shadow erged with a large amount of weapons and ammunition. They quickly buried them in a safe spot and continued their journey. Luo Zheng couldn't help but ask, "Brother, aren't you afraid of attracting the enemy?"
"Why would I be?" Shadow looked at Luo Zheng, surprised, and explained upon seeing Luo Zheng's confused expression, "There are no other people within a ten-kiloter radius here, so even shooting isn't a problem. Besides, wouldn't drawing the enemy be better? They'll discover their observation point is destroyed sooner or later anyway, let them deploy a large force here if they will."
"That's true, but aren't you worried about the enemy conducting a carpet search? What if we have nowhere to hide then?" Luo Zheng asked in disbelief.
"I know the way, just avoid them," Shadow replied indifferently.
"Oh right, I forgot about that. Let's go." Luo Zheng grinned sheepishly.
"Follow ." Shadow pondered for a mont, looking ahead, waved his hand, and led the way.
Luo Zheng hurriedly followed, the two cautiously advancing, crossing several mountain ridges. Unbeknownst to them, they arrived at a mountain ridge, and Shadow suddenly lay down. Luo Zheng imdiately followed suit, seeing Shadow gesture to go up. He crouched and ran forward a few steps, lying beside Shadow. Ahead lay the snow bear base camp in the valley, exuding an eerie atmosphere under the night, like a prehistoric fierce beast.
Inside Snow Bear Base Camp, lights were ablaze, with many patrols on the periter. Light bulbs hung on the barbed wire fence, illuminating the area as if day. It wasn't like this in the day, and several brothers were tied to wooden stakes, heads bowed with their fates unknown.
Seeing this, Luo Zheng's fury instantly ignited, his lungs about to burst. Those damn bastards treated prisoners so cruelly, lacking humanity. Luo Zheng turned to Shadow, who, after observing for a while, said, "Who do you think we should rescue first? I find the people below familiar, but I don't recognize them."
"Wait a mont." Luo Zheng quickly raised his sniper scope to observe. This angle was much easier than the previous one in the tree, nearly allowing him to see all captured brothers. He roughly counted, twenty-eight in total, thrilling him. He looked at each, spotting mbers from the first squadron and the third squadron; Snow Fox was prominently among them.
Just then, a large number of enemy troops began to assemble, shocking Luo Zheng, who swiftly adjusted the sniper scope.
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