After eliminating the four pursuers, Leitao did not let his guard down for a second. He quickly readjusted his gun muzzle and continued to aim at the Japanese Army soldiers below. At that moment, a veteran among the Japanese troops inspected the bullet holes on a fallen soldier's body and roughly deduced the location of Leitao's sniper position. He quickly crouched down and whispered his assessment to the nearby Japanese squad leader. The squad leader's expression darkened, and he immediately ordered the soldiers to scatter and encircle Leitao's position in a fan-like formation. At the same time, they unleashed suppressing fire, sending a dense barrage of bullets screaming toward the rooftop where Leitao was hiding.
Leitao keenly sensed the enemy's movement and knew he could no longer stay put. He quickly stowed his VSS Vintorez into the Bagua Spinning Top Space, pulled out a Scorpion Submachine Gun, hunched over, and moved rapidly along the edge of the rooftop. As he relocated, he used the rooftop's chimneys and ridge to dodge the Japanese bullets. Reaching the edge of an eaves, he spotted several Japanese soldiers preparing to climb onto the roof from below.
Without a moment's hesitation, Leitao dropped to one knee, gripped the Scorpion Submachine Gun steadily with both hands, and turned slightly sideways to keep out of the enemy's line of sight while using the roof ridge as cover. He quickly pulled the charging handle and squeezed the trigger. Tongues of fire instantly e…
Chapter 400