Shino Asada sniped from afar, one shot at a time as if bullets were free, repeatedly chambering rounds while shell casings ejected from the rifle.
Shino Asada was absolutely furious!
Why was the sniper rifle single-shot instead of semi-automatic?
It was keeping her so busy she was nearly overwhelmed. There were too many people—she simply couldn't pick them all off.
There really were too many men in black, at least a hundred of them.
Akasaka and Chisato Nishikigi were doing all right, since they could both dodge bullets, but things were far less friendly for Takina Inoue.
She was at the biggest disadvantage among the three. All she could do was hide in a corner without daring to show herself, unable to seize an opportunity to fire a few shots.
Akasaka picked up his phone, about to contact the military and ask them to send people to help, only to discover that the signal had been blocked.
"Fuck!" A curse slipped straight out of his mouth, and he hurled his phone away in anger.
Yoshimatsu Shinji had come prepared. Since the other party was Japan's prime minister, he had no intention of letting him summon the military, so he had blocked the signals in the area long ago, cutting them off from the outside world.
Akasaka decided to go all out.
He had no time to play around with them here.
What happened next immediately stunned everyone.
Akasaka charged forward without hesitation, not caring in the slightest as bullets struck his body.
Because all of those bullets were tranquilizer rounds.
Taking Akasaka's status as Japan's prime minister into consideration, Yoshimatsu Shinji had ordered his men to switch to anesthetic rounds with sedative effects long ago, intending to capture him alive.
After all, he had no intention of shouldering such an