Er Dan had already taken control of the city's communications system, as well as some of the remaining usable communication networks. The moment Jiang Yan Hai entered the city, he did not hesitate at all and headed straight for the location of the Rebel Army's highest-ranking commander.
As for the man's name, sorry, Jiang Yan Hai did not care to know it. Why know the name of someone a single bullet could finish off? Er Dan had already locked onto his location anyway.
What had happened in the neighboring city had made the Rebel Army here more cautious. At the very least, the enemy commander had gone into hiding, and the defenses around him were extremely tight.
But he still lived in this city. Though he was protected by soldiers, it was impossible for him to clear out everything within a three-kilometer radius of himself. In fact, he could not even clear out two kilometers.
Jiang Yan Hai was currently about 1,800 meters away from him. The target was inside his barracks, but for any other sniper, with thick curtains drawn like this, there would be no way to take the shot.
Because they would have no idea whether the enemy was even inside. Unless they had some other means of observation, firing under such circumstances would just be asking for trouble.
This was one of the Rebel Army's main battlefields, and there was plenty of heavy firepower in the camp. What they did not know was that Jiang Yan Hai had already located where some of that heavy weaponry was stored.
Once the target appeared in his field of vision, with the Active Warning System working in conjunction with the Electronic Warfare Program and other targeting functions, Jiang Yan Hai knew exactly where the man was even through the