On the battlefield, novices tend to panic and run when ambushed, or they recklessly charge forward, but veterans don't. If they can't locate the shooter, they stay concealed, carefully observing from the shadows until they pinpoint the enemy's position. Luo Zheng believed that the opponent would make the same choice. He glanced at his watch and began a contest of patience with the adversary, seeing who would succumb to the pressure first. This strategic sniper battle is a true test of one's mental resilience and willpower.
In the face of life and death, everyone endures pressure differently. Cowardly new soldiers may panic within seconds, even the braver ones won't hold out for long. Those trained with live rounds might last a bit longer, but not many can withstand more than one or two minutes. The constant threat of a headshot is enough to drive someone insane and cause mental breakdown.
