Those gunmen were no concern. As long as they dared come in, Gu Sheng had no intention of letting them leave alive.
The one Gu Sheng truly hated was the sniper. Even if the police arrived, they might not catch him.
With an expert sniper like that out there, there was no telling how much trouble he would cause.
Gu Sheng thought for a moment, and something came to mind.
The gun in his hand vanished, and he patted Tin Yeung-sang on the shoulder.
"Guard the stairs."
"If they dare come in, kill them!"
After giving his orders, he turned to look at Lok Wai-ching and slapped her backside.
"Find somewhere to hide. Stay away from the windows!"
Leung Siu-tong was still on the first floor, and Gu Sheng could not be bothered with him.
Gu Sheng strode up to the second floor, opened two private rooms facing away from the street, and found a window.
He closed the door to the private room, and a case appeared in his hand. Inside was a drone.
A DJI.
The PLUS version, no less.
He had played with the drone a few times when he first got it, then tossed it into his system inventory. Now it was just what he needed.
With a buzzing sound, the drone flew out the window, nimbly rose into the sky, and soon adjusted its heading before flying off in a certain direction.
Hearing the noise, the sniper on a distant rooftop looked up. All he saw were two points of light in the sky that looked like lamps.
"What's that?" The sniper took another couple of looks, then returned his attention to his scope.
Through the scope, he could see that several gunmen had entered the restaurant.
Moments later, one reached the foot of the