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If they had been outside the tropical rainforest, the Senkai Association wouldn't have cared in the slightest about these burly natives who were like human beasts.
A barrage of pistols, rifles, and light and heavy machine guns would have made them all kneel, enough to give the Kakaya people a chance to be reborn as human beings.
Being tall just made them easy targets. Could immense strength stop bullets and grenades?
But in an area with such dense vegetation, they'd be lucky if a bullet could travel a hundred meters, let alone a grenade. In this environment, modern Firearms were even less useful than blowguns, bows and arrows, spears, and machetes.
Once they ran out of ammunition, they'd be lambs waiting to be slaughtered.
No wonder the mercenaries weren't stupid. When venturing deep into the rainforest, they carried as many weapons and as much ammunition as they could, weighing themselves down terribly. They'd even tried to get Shi Boxue and the others to help shoulder some of their supplies.
Sometimes, one extra bullet could mean the difference between life and death, whether it was your own or your enemy's. It mattered a great deal.
"We can tear tigers and leopards apart with our bare hands too!"
"Heh. Worry about those Kakaya people first!"
"Heh heh, for some reason, I'm really looking forward to this!"
"Exactly!"
The action team leaders exchanged glances, then all turned to Li Bai.
One of the few Swordplay experts in the country was right here. One swing of his sword could strike half a mile away. Tearing a jaguar apart with his bare hands was nothing.
Akihara Ichimei, head of the Senkai Association's Forest Group, silently sized Li Bai up.
He had followed the forest path Li Bai had cleaved through with his sword to