The Young Urban Doctor - Chapter 2415 2415: Heaven Is on My Side

Lei Ke’s reaction speed was quick; at the moment he sensed danger, he dodged away.

While dodging away, he saw the head of his companion Mifu, who had been beside him, suddenly explode.

Needless to say, he knew a sniper had blown his head off.

The sniper’s rifle was equipped with both a flash suppressor and a silencer.

The accuracy of a sniper rifle equipped with a flash suppressor and silencer decreases, yet the opponent’s concealed sniper blew his companion’s head off with one shot; it can only be said that the enemy’s shooting skills are extraordinary.

Having a sniper on the enemy’s side shocked Lei Ke, but what surprised him even more was the situation he discovered after quickly hiding.

Six companions had their heads blown off.

Upon receiving the report from the survivors that six companions had been sniped, Lei Ke broke out in a cold sweat from fear.

The enemy must have at least three snipers; to kill six of his men in such a short time, that number of snipers is necessary.

Shooting two shots in quick succession can only be achieved by some highly skilled snipers.

Just the thought of the enemy having at least three snipers made Lei Ke curse “SHIT” aloud.

How did this happen?

The task he thought could be easily completed suddenly became extremely difficult.

At least three snipers indicate that the enemy’s combat group comprises more than fifteen people.

In their ten-person combat group, six had already been lost; even without the enemy snipers, they were unsure of completing the mission. Therefore, this operation was already a complete failure—Lei Ke concluded in an instant.

He knew that the wisest thing to do was to retreat immediately.

But he also knew that retreating wouldn’t be easy for them.

Because the enemy snipers were watching.

Based on his experience, the enemy snipers were hidden within five hundred meters of their location.

Infrared night vision equipment could clearly detect their movements.

If they weren’t careful when making new movements, they would likely become targets for the enemy snipers.

Being detected by the enemy snipers would most likely result in death.

In his many years in the field, this was Lei Ke’s first encounter with such a perilous situation.

Before they could even engage, more than half of his brothers were wiped out, an utter humiliation.

Despite being a seasoned special forces soldier, Lei Ke’s judgment was quite reliable, yet his estimation was overly conservative.

What he didn’t realize was that around Luo Ziling, many were retired special forces soldiers with excellent shooting skills, and with a sniper rifle, they became qualified snipers. Another important point was that Ling Ruonan and Luo Ziling didn’t lack money; fifty or sixty thousand US Dollars for a sniper rifle was spent on equipping the security personnel without even a furrow of their brows.

The weapons were managed by Wang Zhenjun, who for unknown reasons, went mad several months ago, ordering fifteen sniper rifles, including the famous heavy Barrett sniper. However, neither Luo Ziling nor Ling Ruonan knew what equipment was purchased.

Whenever equipment needed to be purchased, Ling Ruonan gave the money without hesitation, trusting the people originally loyal to Luo Xusheng.

She trusted Luo Xusheng deeply, believing those trusted by him were definitely also trustworthy.

Luo Ziling had not expected that so many sniper rifles would accompany them on this mission.

He didn’t know how these weapons had been transported here, as he never dealt with such matters nor asked Wuyue.

Wuyue and Yang Xiaodong were never boastful at any time.

As long as they could eliminate the enemy with the simplest method, even if the method was a bit rough, it wasn’t a problem.

Though uncertain of the opponent’s numbers, Wuyue and Yang Xiaodong decisively pulled out over twenty men, bringing along the most powerful weapons.

Concentrating forces to strike—this was an experience gained from executing many missions.

This action also produced immediate results.

Six sniper rifles didn’t have a chance to fire a second bullet, but each first shot was extremely effective, with all targets having their heads blown off.

After the first shooting, the lookout quickly concluded that at least two survivors remained.

The opponent’s personnel count wouldn’t be less than eight; those lucky enough to evade the gunfire must have superior skills.

Because just before, their movements hadn’t been exposed, at least not detected by the lookouts or snipers.

After the successful strike, Wuyue didn’t hastily order others to attack but instead instructed all team members to remain silent.

In such operations, if the commander hasn’t issued new orders and no immediate danger is present, other team members generally await further instructions.

Of course, when situations become very urgent, team members must take the next steps.

At the very least, snipers must change positions immediately after firing a shot.

This prevents retaliatory strikes from enemy snipers.

Apparently, the enemy wasn’t equipped with snipers or, if they were, they hadn’t been deployed effectively.

Judging by their responses, they clearly hadn’t discovered where the snipers on their side were concealed.

In such circumstances, snipers who haven’t been detected should continue to hide in the original position, achieving a better advantage through keeping still.

Lei Ke and his three surviving brothers, upon finding a hiding spot, immediately remained motionless.

In the thick night environment, they completely blended into the surroundings; even with night vision equipment, spotting them was difficult. Lei Ke and his companions were patient, knowing impatience would cost them their lives.

However, frustration soon arose.

Whether it was bad luck or the blood scent from their companions whose heads had been blown, they didn’t know, but wolf howls suddenly came from the distance.

Moreover, at least a dozen wolves were quickly charging towards their hidden location.

“This truly is the end for me!” Lei Ke thought glumly, wanting to touch the ground with his head.

Even without enemy snipers hidden nearby, escaping safely amidst an attack by a dozen hungry wolves wasn’t an easy task either.

At night, humans are less agile compared to wolves, whereas wolves, accustomed to living at night, maintain their attack prowess. Unless these wolves completely disregard them, only targeting their already deceased companions.

But that’s impossible.

Wolves are smart animals, also afraid of encountering danger.

If they sense danger, they will definitely initiate an attack.

And when Luo Ziling and his team, hidden nearby, noticed the wolves coming their way, they grew excited.

“This truly is a blessing from heaven!” Luo Ziling thought upon discovering the approaching wolf pack.