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I didn't look back. I didn't need to; it was obviously Liu Squad Leader, his sturdy frame making it impossible for anyone to push past him to the front.
I crouched down, allowing his flashlight to illuminate the area ahead more clearly.
The opening of the ventilation duct and the outside were shrouded in darkness, and the figure of Big Monkey that had just been blocking the entrance was now gone. It was clear that whatever it was had already come inside. Perhaps I had repelled or even killed it with my last shot, but I saw no traces of blood.
I pulled out my One-Eyed Beast Flashlight from my belt and shouted, "Charge out! Those going out, move to the sides of the opening, don’t block it!"
With that, I awkwardly shoved the modified One-Eyed Beast Flashlight into my mouth. Cursing the purchaser, Fatty, I rushed out of the opening, using both hands and feet.
The space should have been large; my One-Eyed Beast Flashlight didn’t illuminate anything across from me. However, I had no time to observe my surroundings. Although it was dangerous, allowing any Upright Monsters to crawl into the ventilation duct would be even more perilous. Every person coming out had to clear a path immediately.
The sound of Liu Squad Leader's gunfire rang out just as I darted to one side of the opening. Then he leaped out of the vent like Van Pessy. He probably didn’t have that skill; it was likely that the soldiers behind him pushed him out. But this posture ensured he could continue shooting accurately without interruption.
The metal ventilation duct had a lot of friction, but Liu Squad Leader slid out completely unscathed. However, instead of moving to one side of the opening, he dropped directly to the ground and continued firing.
A trained soldier’s professional skills far surpassed mine as an amateur, especially evident in how quickly they could change magazines.
While Liu Squad Leader was still shooting, I began to reload. By the time I fitted a new magazine and pulled back the bolt, he had already switched to another magazine. We both ended up firing at nearly the same moment.
I couldn't help but mutter under my breath: what a waste of bullets.
We were almost firing blindly without a target. It wasn't that we couldn't see anything; rather, our targets were moving too quickly. Our flashlights couldn’t lock onto any specific target. We could only weave a net of firepower around the entrance to buy time for those inside the ventilation duct.
Perhaps it was the emergence of Liu Squad Leader that delayed the advance of the warriors behind. As I finished my magazine, I saw him poke his head out from the Ventilation Duct.
Liu Squad Leader and I fired our weapons simultaneously, both holding down the triggers until the bullets ran out.
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