At the southern boundary of Los Angeles City, Kyushu Yucheng was leading a team, rapidly advancing through the wilderness.
In winter, the vegetation in the north was mostly withered, like elderly humans, sparse of hair.
At that moment, Yucheng at the forefront suddenly knelt on one knee, raising his right fist.
In an instant, all the Kyushu members behind him simultaneously knelt on one knee, poised to shoot.
Communications fell silent.
Yucheng had already spotted the traces of the target, who was slowly closing in on them.
He made a tactical hand signal, indicating that the members behind him should flank from both wings, while he himself would push forward through the center.
The guns were about to go off, and the gunfire in the wilderness was incessant like firecrackers on New Year's Eve; yellow, spent shells continuously fell to the ground.
The flanking wings quickly exerted significant pressure on the opponent from both sides.