Everyone stared blankly at Mo Qiong. In theory, his method was feasible.
Shooting from above the lake naturally meant they did not have to worry about range.
But could they hit it?
The perspective was completely different. They were looking at it from underwater, but shooting at it from the sky. That was something they could overcome.
Hadn't Alexander practiced high-altitude blind sniping before? He had memorized a target in a room on the ground, then fired from elsewhere at the position corresponding to that room, estimating the target's location to score a hit.
However, that had been a stationary target. Now they had to shoot a giant catfish. The difficulty had increased several times over.
"I can't do it..." Alexander admitted honestly.
Everyone was a top-tier shooter, and precisely because of that, they knew their own limits. After turning a plan over in their minds, they could tell how likely it was to succeed.
Before Mo Qiong arrived, Alexander had been the Darwin Squad's Shooting King. If he admitted he couldn't do it, then the others were even less capable.
Everyone turned to Mo Qiong, never expecting the new team member to propose such a plan.
"You can do it?" Chris asked.
Mo Qiong nodded firmly. "You'll know once you let me try. If I miss, I'll just shoot again."
The others exchanged glances. Chris immediately called over a helicopter that had been waiting nearby and gave Mo Qiong a harpoon gun used for hunting orcas.
A machine for large-scale underwater operations would not arrive anytime soon. They might as well let Mo Qiong try while making preparations on both fronts.
Mike piloted the helicopter while Mo Qiong hung outside it, staring at the lake as they carried him up to an altitude of two thousand meters.
They then