Oskilov's speed was incredibly fast, and Yang Fei's machine gun barrage didn't stop for even a moment.
His bullet chain was quickly depleting, and in the blink of an eye, he had fired tens of thousands of bullets; now, his ammunition was running low.
Against such a master whose figure was hard to discern, Yang Fei could only rely on the Tortoise Mirror to reflect Oskilov's movement trajectory, foreseeing and sniping at the enemy.
However, as more time passed, Yang Fei's head began to hurt faintly.
A minute later, his headache intensified, as if a small saw was dissecting the back of his head — a symptom of overuse of the brain.
Even if there were enough bullets, Yang Fei's brain functionality couldn't handle it anymore.
In an instant, he needed to compute unimaginably massive datasets to determine Oskilov's figure changes, and pinpoint sniping directions and angles.
Even the most advanced supercomputers couldn't achieve this.
Yet, Yang Fei couldn't stop at all.
