Tra retreated to the back of the team and watched the team members fire at the rats. His expression was far from pleasant.
"Hey! Tra, what's wrong? Did you find something?" William asked curiously when he saw Tra's conflicted expression.
"Mm! These rats are easy to kill as long as we hit them in the head. But there are simply too many of them," Tra said.
William watched the intense gunfire ahead and nodded. "Yes, it's using up too much ammunition! But the rat swarm is too dense. If we don't concentrate our firepower, the defense line might not hold."
"That's true!" Tra nodded, naturally agreeing with William. "But if this continues, I don't think the ammunition we brought will last much longer!"
Back in the hall, he and William had already counted their ammunition. It seemed they had not used much yet, and everyone still carried around two-thirds of their ammunition.
However, that ammunition had been collected from the dead mercenaries and brought here. When they had entered from the surface, everyone had been carrying several basic loads of ammunition.
But now, with less than three basic loads left, after another two or three intense firefights, the guns in the mercenaries' hands might become useless scraps.
"No, this can't continue. If we keep consuming ammunition like this, we'll run out before we reach our destination. Besides, these rats may be huge, but they're easy to kill. The Ability Users should join in. That would save quite a bit of ammunition," Tra said.
"Mm! You're right. In that case, let's talk to Ms. Tina," William said.
"Alright, I'll go talk to her. You keep watch here. If anything happens, you can handle it immediately," Tra said.
William nodded in agreement.
Although the passage was over two meters wide, it still