You Xin and the others were worried that they would have trouble holding out against so many enemies.
They had failed to catch the implication behind Mo Qiong's concern about running out of bullets: that it would probably be difficult to wipe out the enemy.
As for facing a thousand enemies, Mo Qiong himself had nothing to fear.
The problem was that they were the fallen members, who had only come to watch the battle. Although their equipment was also on the helicopter, they had not brought much ammunition.
After all, the incident had happened so suddenly. Why would they have prepared enough ammunition to fight a thousand enemies to the death?
At most, they had what they were carrying. Mo Qiong had brought only twenty rounds for his Black Emperor Sniper Rifle, and he had already used one to snipe a rocket.
He also had a pistol on him. Including the spare magazine, he had only twenty-four rounds.
The others had about the same amount. At most, the difference was that they had brought Assault rifles instead of sniper rifles.
"We really don't have enough bullets. After all, we don't just have to kill the enemies closing in on us—we also have to watch out for thrown explosives like rockets and grenades. The scattered rocks at the bottom of the rift can serve as cover, but there are ultimately too few of them. Overall, the area is still too open, especially since the enemy can surround us from multiple angles. So most of the time, we'll have to detonate their grenades before they reach us, which will make our ammunition situation even more desperate," Alexander said.
Someone else added, "That's not all! In night combat, our Tactical Goggles can see the enemy, but they can't see things like grenades.