At the same time, besides the sniper, two others had died: the spotter and the intelligence officer.
There was no real need for a spotter if they were not on the battlefield, but someone still had to watch the surroundings in every direction. Someone also had to wait at the hotel entrance, see when Sophia came out, and give advance warning.
However, the two men had not died as miserably as the sniper. Their brains had simply turned into a mess of mush.
Feng Jun had naturally been the one to act. He had paid special attention to the sniper because he knew such people had stronger mental power than ordinary people. In Mairui Country, he had already encountered more than one person with a relatively powerful Divine Soul—apostate Keane and Saint Arbiter David.
Yet he had still overestimated the mental strength of ordinary people. Three strikes against their Divine Souls had not only killed them all; one of them had even suffered an exploded head.
He regretted it a little. He had hit too hard. But so what if he had? It was no big deal.
Sophia's reaction was somewhat strange. After shouting "Destruction!", she kept her arm raised for more than ten seconds before lowering it. It looked a little childish, but in the eyes of those who cared, her presence had truly been overwhelming.
When she lowered her arm, one of the Investigation Bureau agents finally dared to ask, "So... is it over?"
"Of course," Sophia replied flatly. "You don't think he had only one bullet, do you?"
The other agent, who had been acting as the driver, also recovered from the shock of her overwhelming presence. "Did he faint... or get away?"
Sophia answered calmly, "He died. He was killed by the power protecting me striking