Chapter 795: A Cover at the Cost of Life

The Chieftain and his men's shooting habits were taught by Gao Yang. When hunting, it was usually just a matter of firing a single shot. If it hit, it hit; if it missed, the game would just run away. And if they shot a large animal and a single bullet wasn't enough, the shooter or someone nearby would immediately fire another to finish the job.

The distance was very short, and the Chieftain and his men had no problem shooting at a still target, but once people became chaotic, started to look for cover, or began to run, it would be much more difficult for them to shoot accurately. Nevertheless, the Chieftain and a few others persisted in pulling the trigger for single shots instead of using short bursts, which would have a higher hit rate.

Gao Yang knocked down Sadiq and casually took out another nearby enemy. Instead of shooting at the people running around in the camp, he immediately aimed his gun at the houses that were likely inhabited by the Tuareg People.