Chapter 150: 150, Losing one's mind

Looking at the situation, this escape route must have been planned by Luo Lan and the others long ago. Ren Xiaosu was a bit puzzled—how could a big shot from the Qing family be so familiar with the Li family's sewer? Could it be that the Qing family had planted spies in this barrier, or had they been scheming against the Li family all along?

Yang Xiaojin pulled out an observation device and handed it to Ren Xiaosu. Ren Xiaosu was stunned: "Do you think I'm your observer? Get a grip."

Yang Xiaojin: "Distance."

Ren Xiaosu: "...651 meters."

Yang Xiaojin: "Wind speed."

Ren Xiaosu: "Half-speed wind, 0.4 meters per second."

In a sniper's eyes, wind is divided into three types: full-speed wind, half-speed wind, and zero-speed wind. Full-speed wind means the wind's force completely affects the bullet's flight stability. These winds come from the 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, and 10 o'clock positions, while winds from 1, 5, 7, and 11 o'clock have half the effect on the bullet—these are called half-speed winds. Zero-speed wind, as the name suggests, has no effect on the bullet, coming from the 6 and 12 o'clock directions.

As soon as Ren Xiaosu finished speaking, Yang Xiaojin had already quickly calculated the compensation angle and made the adjustment. Ren Xiaosu frowned: "Are you going to kill Luo Lan?"

With a bang, Yang Xiaojin answered Ren Xiaosu with a gunshot. The roar of the gunfire was jarringly loud in the night sky, nearly startling Ren Xiaosu.

He looked toward Luo Lan, but found that Yang Xiaojin hadn't hit Luo Lan—instead, she had shot the off-road vehicle they had prepared by the roadside.

Did she miss?

In an instant, the vehicle exploded. Ren Xiaosu suddenly realized it wasn't a miss; she had aimed for the fuel tank from the start, using incendiary rounds. Only incendiary rounds can cause a fuel tank to explode. No sniper would use incendiary rounds to kill a single combat unit.

Luo Lan, who hadn't even reached the car yet, flew into a rage: "Who the hell is this? They were about to get in the car and leave, and someone blew it up! Are they insane? Ah? How are we supposed to escape without a car?!"

But he didn't hesitate. Seeing that the commotion here would soon draw the Li family's men, he decisively led Tang Zhou and the others back into the sewer...

Ren Xiaosu clenched his teeth and watched Yang Xiaojin swiftly pack away her rifle, saying: "You came out here just to blow up Luo Lan's car? To mess with them?"

Yang Xiaojin glanced at him: "How fun."

Fun?! What's so fun about that, you crazy woman?!

Ren Xiaosu watched the Li family's combat forces already surrounding them from afar. Yang Xiaojin smiled: "Good luck."

As she spoke, a door opened in the shadows beside her. She grasped the hand extending from the shadowy door and vanished before Ren Xiaosu's eyes.

That hand must be Luo Xinyu's...

Ren Xiaosu felt his whole body go numb. Not again?!

So Yang Xiaojin's trap wasn't just for Luo Lan and the others. After firing and exposing her position, she dragged Ren Xiaosu into it too!

At that moment, Ren Xiaosu heard someone shouting: "There's a sniper on the bank building!"

Heh, how fun.

He turned and crawled down the building. If he didn't get out of there soon, the Li family would surround him!

...

When Ren Xiaosu returned to the shop, he was drenched in sweat. He had been sprinting at full speed just moments ago, and even his physical condition couldn't take it anymore.

However, he didn't go through the front door but jumped into the backyard from the roof.

Ren Xiaosu found Wang Fugui and the others still waiting in the courtyard. Yan Liuyuan circled around Ren Xiaosu, relieved to see he wasn't injured: "Bro, what happened?"

"The Huozhong Company and the superhumans had a conflict. The Huozhong Company is indeed up to no good. Some superhumans went to their place to sell blood, only to fall into their pre-set trap," Ren Xiaosu explained briefly.

At that moment, Jiang Wu, who had followed Ren Xiaosu in fleeing to the 109th barrier, remained silent. Someone who had fled with Ren Xiaosu could at least tell he wasn't ordinary.

Moreover, Chen Wudi said Ren Xiaosu was his master, and the master of a superhuman should also be a superhuman...

Actually, Jiang Wu didn't know much about superhumans. She could only guess based on her own logic.

Ren Xiaosu looked at Jiang Wu and said: "Teacher Jiang, the danger shouldn't reach here. I'll have Chen Wudi take you back."

"Okay," Jiang Wu agreed.

Just then, a knock came from outside the shop. Ren Xiaosu frowned—this place had been closed for over two hours. Who would knock at this hour?

He peered through the peephole and was surprised to find it was Luo Lan!

Ren Xiaosu opened the door, giving Luo Lan an odd look: "Why do you smell so bad?"

Luo Lan brought Tang Zhou and the others into the shop, but he didn't seem eager to tell the truth: "I accidentally fell down. Get your black medicine out; someone here is injured."

Ren Xiaosu pretended to be nonchalant: "How did they get hurt? That explosion in the barrier earlier—wasn't that your doing?"

"You better not talk nonsense," Luo Lan nearly jumped up: "We just accidentally fell down!"

Of course, Luo Lan knew these words were just to fool a ghost. How could someone as clever as Ren Xiaosu believe such a lie?

But Luo Lan had no choice—he couldn't admit it outright.

Ren Xiaosu chuckled, deliberately trying to provoke Luo Lan: "Oh, you walked here? Where's your car?"

Luo Lan was in pain for a while: "The car is being serviced."

"What does that mean?" Ren Xiaosu asked curiously.

"A car needs to be serviced regularly," Luo Lan glanced at him: "Don't you know that?"

"I've never driven a car," Ren Xiaosu laughed.

At that moment, Luo Lan looked at Ren Xiaosu: "Why are you all sweaty? Did you go out just now?"

"No," Ren Xiaosu pointed to the bicycle in the courtyard: "I was learning to ride a bike. Teacher Jiang came specifically to teach us."

"Oh," Luo Lan nodded: "Teacher Jiang, you're here to teach them to ride bicycles?"

Jiang Wu smiled and nodded: "Yes, they've never ridden before."

Jiang Wu's expression was very natural, with no trace of acting.