Resurrection Empire-Chapter 962 - 370: "Game"_3

Ren Zhong nodded slightly.

He didn't misjudge, Hu Yang's quick reaction is indeed impressive and very talented.

Understanding the numerous functions of the Armor in such a short time, identifying the core functions, changing her position, and making the right decisions—all these steps seem simple but are actually quite intricate, requiring a flexible mind and good psychological quality.

Then, Hu Yang started browsing through the equipment list one by one, trying to figure out Ren Zhong's combat strategy.

Soon, her expression changed rapidly, seemingly a bit frustrated, and she whispered to herself, "Why is there only one gun? The rest are all auxiliary components. How am I supposed to survive with this?"

In the booth, Zhou Ya said, "It seems she doesn't believe she has the talent of a War Artist, and hasn't understood your intention."

Ren Zhong shook his head slightly, "No rush. Many people live their entire lives without knowing what they are good at, they just need a discerning mentor to discover their talents. Just like myself, for a long period, I didn't know I had the talent to become a Mechanical Warrior."

Zhou Ya: "No way! You've never handled an Armor before?"

Ren Zhong: "No, I haven't."

"Didn't you waste many years then?" 𝒻𝓇𝑒𝘦𝘸𝑒𝒷𝓃ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝒸ℴ𝘮

Ren Zhong sighed deeply, "Yes, indeed many years."

On the battlefield, the first Assassin had silently advanced, crossing hundreds of meters through the dense forest, heading straight toward Hu Yang's location.

Along the way, he had brief encounters with others, but thanks to his equipment being that of an experienced player, he won the skirmish and successfully absorbed the other person's equipment.

Subsequently, others whom he encountered quickly retreated upon recognizing the overpowered equipment he carried, intuitively knowing he was a formidable opponent and not daring to provoke him.

Around two or three minutes later, the Assassin arrived beneath the tree where Hu Yang had landed, only to lose his target. He started the Second Level life scan device to try and pinpoint the target, and inquired for information from nearby individuals.

Up in the treetops, Hu Yang was extremely tense, holding her breath and keeping docile.

She gripped the gun tightly in her hand, cautiously watching diagonally below through her optical camouflage.

Zhou Ya: "Things don't look good."

Ren Zhong nodded, "Indeed, it's not looking good because others are also converging towards Hu Yang's direction. She must resolve the battle within five minutes and leave the scene."

Zhou Ya: "But that's not realistic."

"There's nothing unrealistic about it. I chose an agility-based Armor for Hu Yang, which has better camouflage and mobility. Additionally, I equipped her with several decoy grenades. Her ammunition supply includes ten tracking bullets that require no particular shooting skills. The human body is fragile, and determining victory or defeat only needs one bullet."

As soon as Ren Zhong finished speaking, the Assassin in the game arena had already communicated with other contestants nearby who were secretly observing.

He confirmed that the target had not left.

He looked up at the dense treetop canopy above, already making a judgment in his mind that the target must be hiding in the nearby trees.

Thus, he increased the energy allocation, setting the scan device to an overload state.

Finally, in his tactical glasses, a hazy thermal imaging shadow appeared.

Bang!

He fired his gun.

The bullet flew out of the barrel, swiftly crossing several dozen meters, piercing through the trunk and striking that thermal shadow.

But he didn't see any figure fall. It was just a thermal decoy.

At this moment, Hu Yang suddenly moved, leaving the trunk, silently floating above this person's head, aiming at the top of his head.

The battlefield detector sensed the airflow above, causing the Assassin to look up in panic, directly seeing the Second Level heavy sniper above.

The next second, Hu Yang pulled the trigger.

The Assassin had already intended to escape, but with the additional equipment of two men on him, his acceleration was slightly slower.

A swift sound was heard, the bullet pierced through this person's forehead and then with a soft thud, embedded itself into the ground below.

In that instant, Hu Yang transitioned from a regular non-professional to a jungle killer with blood on her hands.

Ren Zhong nodded, praising, "Beautiful!"

Strangely, watching the contestant he chose overcome the danger was even more thrilling for him than being on the battlefield himself.

Zhou Ya was astonished, her mouth agape as she dumbfoundedly watched the scene and unconsciously took a hearty sip from the frozen drink brought by a nearby robot.

Based on individual data alone, the girl named Hu Yang shouldn't have exhibited such potential.

Yet Ren Zhong genuinely saw the essence through the phenomenon and unearthed this gem among a heap of non-professionals.

But Zhou Ya quickly realized something else.

No matter how high the talent, it needs the right equipment to be truly unleashed.

The one who truly decided the outcome of this battle wasn't Hu Yang, but Ren Zhong, the mastermind behind it all.

He sat here, yet it seemed as if he hovered behind Hu Yang, guiding the girl hand in hand.

On the screen, Hu Yang was slowly descending to the ground while looking up at the camera hovering above what seemed to be lip-speaking, "Thank you."

On this side, Zhou Ya heard Ren Zhong respond, "No need to thank me."