He encountered Jiang Siming again, though only in the game.
Yet Zhang Wu still felt an awful pressure.
"This is a shooting game. What matters is marksmanship, not Internal Energy cultivation. I might not necessarily lose to him."
Once Zhang Wu had figured that out, he was no longer as nervous as before, and his state of mind relaxed considerably.
From within the smoke, Zhang Wu carefully used Sound Location. He heard the sound of a flashbang's safety ring being pulled.
Immediately afterward, a small rectangular metal object was thrown toward the tree behind which he was hiding.
Zhang Wu had been fully prepared for it, so he immediately circled around to the other side of the tree, successfully avoiding being blinded by the flash.
Just as he was beginning to feel relieved, a string of bullets flew out of the smoke, targeting the position he had exposed.
Only then did Zhang Wu realize that this was a trick within a trick. Jiang Siming had deliberately let him hear the flashbang.
If he didn't want to be blinded, he had to dodge. Jiang Siming had then predicted where he would dodge and fired blindly through the smoke.
Fortunately, Zhang Wu's reaction speed was extremely fast. The instant the gunshot rang out, he darted back into cover.
Although he had taken two bullets, at least he was still alive.
Moreover, the last player on the mountain had arrived at that moment.
Knowing the principle that once the rabbit is dead, the hounds are cooked, this player chose to rush over and aid Zhang Wu.
He had no choice. If Zhang Wu died, how could Jiang Siming possibly let him go?
Once all the birds were gone, the bow was put away. This was no longer Zhang Wu's problem alone.
This player