Flossie Wright glanced around.
In the next moment, her eyes slightly narrowed, and then she took down the sniper rifle.
Stand and aim!
With a cold expression, Flossie gripped the sniper rifle with remarkable steadiness. The wind blew past, leaving her completely immobile.
She spent some time aiming.
A moving target in battle is much harder to aim at than one moving predictably.
Because you can't anticipate his next move.
There is even a possibility of hitting your teammate.
But—
Flossie had her own techniques.
With countless combat experiences and unimaginable battle expertise, she spent over a decade studying others' moves before real combat.
The less skilled a fighter, the harder it is to anticipate their moves and aim at them. Conversely, the more skilled, the easier it is to predict their actions.
Knowing in advance makes aiming naturally not a problem.
No need to think, anyone who could spar with Glenn Hutchinson so long naturally had a certain level of skill.
