As mercenaries, they naturally fought when challenged. Their attacks were decisive, and within a few moves, they caught the Big Boss's subordinates completely off guard!
Of course, those subordinates were not incompetent. The attack had come too suddenly, and many of them had been ambushed before they could react, resulting in considerable losses. Moreover, Buck and the others deliberately fired at where the enemies were concentrated, preventing them from organizing an effective resistance in time.
However, the Big Boss's subordinates did have some skill after all. They were all gunmen. Though their individual strength was lacking, they had numbers. Once they reacted, Buck and the others found themselves somewhat suppressed.
Chen Mo was one thing; he was merely someone fishing in troubled waters. But Buck and Jackson were both veteran mercenaries with extremely high combat ability.
Yet now, they had been trapped inside the bar by several dozen small fry and were fighting in a flurry. Yes, in Buck and the others' eyes, Soka's gunmen were just small fry. Though these small fry might have once been soldiers, they became nothing more than small fry against professionals like Buck and the others. Their strength was too low, so they could only rely on numbers to surround and attack Buck's group.
They were trapped not only because the small fry were numerous, but also because none of them had brought weapons when they came out. They only had small pistols. With just two magazines of ammunition each, they could only fight back by picking up the weapons and ammunition of the dead enemies, making the battle extremely difficult. If they had their own weapons and equipment, these few dozen small fry could never have suppressed Buck and the others like this.
Fortunately, although Chen Mo was just going through the motions,