Lin Chaoyuan was overjoyed to hear Chu Sheng's explanation.
A single burst could kill a Sequence Eight anomaly. In other words, as long as they weren't surrounded by Sequence Eight anomalies, they no longer had to fear them.
They hadn't tested it against a Sequence Seven anomaly, but judging by the gun's performance, it could probably kill those too.
One Sacrificial Item had made up for their lack of strength.
Lin Chaoyuan knew very well that this Sacrificial Item was far more useful than a single Sequence Adept.
Sequence Adepts could die in battle. Those with no combat strength, whose abilities were entirely focused on support-like Wang Er-could even be killed in a sudden attack by an anomaly.
That was also why Wang Er was the only one in the base who had survived.
There was no other reason. Wang Er belonged to a Guide sequence, and his was the least offensive of all such sequences.
Wang Er was an adept of the Observation Sequence.
His ability was extremely simple: he could observe an area with a radius of a thousand kilometers around himself and see the dangers within it.
Wang Er's sequence had no offensive abilities. As the base's Guide, he was never included on the roster, whether they were gathering supplies or hunting the anomalies pursuing them.
That was why he had survived until now.
Taking him along would do no good. They were better off leaving him behind to serve as their Guide, while also keeping him out of harm's way.
The facts had proved that choice correct. During one supply run, their base's strongest Myth Sequence Adept had come face-to-face with one Sequence Seven anomaly and seven Sequence Eight anomalies.
Although he belonged to a Myth Sequence, his sequence level at the time was only Sequence