The view was clear, the distance perfect! Chen Mo raised his gun and aimed at the monster—truly aimed at it, because through his scope, the back of one dancer’s head was centered in the crosshairs. As long as that dancer moved, he would see it.
Actually, he had just asked William whether they could fire a shot and eliminate one monster. That would also confirm whether these Apsaras before them were monsters, whether they could transform, and so on.
One shot from the Sniper Rifle could blow open the back of this monster’s head and reveal quite a lot.
Unfortunately, William had not agreed to let Chen Mo fire. Everyone behind them was resting and recovering their strength. If that shot drew a monster attack, wouldn't that be more trouble than it was worth?
Therefore, whether they wanted to investigate or do anything else, they had to wait. They would talk after everyone had more or less recovered.
So, Chen Mo could only use the magnified scope to observe the situation across from him and see whether he spotted anything. It was not that he was worried about the Monsters; he was simply extremely curious. Could these Apsaras turn into Monsters? If they did, how would they attack? He was very curious!
For now, he was not using his Spiritual Sense to observe the dancers ahead, because Tina had already entered and was not far from his position. Therefore, in order to remain an inconspicuous soy sauce bystander, he naturally used his Spiritual Sense as little as possible.
However, his eyesight was still excellent. At a distance of one or two hundred meters, with the scope on his Sniper Rifle, he had no problem seeing everything clearly. Although the light had already dimmed somewhat, he could still clearly make out