To be honest, it had already been 7 days, and Miles still hadn't gotten rid of the two guns in his hands; Zhang Jie was also quite surprised by this.
But what surprised him even more was that Luo Feiyu had actually come back to hunt him down again.
Hmph, she's really a persistent ghost, isn't she? Can't find me, so she goes after Miles?
With your skill, you can only bully small fry like Miles; he's not even a killer.
In the live video, Luo Feiyu's madness radiated through the screen, as she laughed wildly and performed all sorts of dangerous, difficult, and exaggerated movements.
From Zhang Jie's perspective at this moment, Luo Feiyu was purely seeking death. If he were to face her again, Zhang Jie had at least 10 ways to take her down within 3 seconds.
Before his special training, Zhang Jie's strength was decent, but it was limited to what John had taught him, and he hadn't fully mastered it, as he and John were not on the same level at all.
However, after the special training and learning the fierce style of the Sacrifice Squad, Zhang Jie's entire combat style completely changed.
Indeed, it's only in a team full of tough guys like this that one can learn the most hardcore things. It's not that his master John didn't teach him well, but rather that he couldn't fully integrate it.
Moreover, John taught him only basic things; he built a solid foundation, but advancement needed to come from himself, as a master leads the way, but practice is up to the individual.
But this journey with the Sacrifice Squad allowed him to thoroughly advance into a professional-level expert, truly entering the fold and evolving comprehensively.
The four of them watched the live broadcast like this. Jensen and Yin Yang were also drawn to the broadcast and gathered around to watch.
However, their comments seemed a bit crude.
Especially Caesar and Jensen.
Caesar's comments were always "motherfucker," "holy shit," and "don't eat sour radishes." Although his comments were crude, they always hit the nail on the head, giving Zhang Jie, who was listening nearby, some insights.
Jensen's comments, on the other hand, required a bit of thought. He never liked to give complete comments and preferred to ramble a bit, like a neurotic, but he seemed to appreciate Luo Feiyu's actions.
Yin Yang's summaries were always concise and to the point: "This is too trashy," "that's too slow," "should be faster," "your arm shouldn't be like that."
And in fact, whether it was Luo Feiyu or Miles, their movements were full of flaws in Zhang Jie's eyes.
Unfortunately, he couldn't provide practical instruction now and could only watch to see what price Miles would ultimately pay.
Although he didn't believe Miles could survive, after all, no matter how trashy Luo Feiyu was, she was still a top expert among the reserves.
Encountering a female killer of this level, even the previous Zhang Jie himself would have been overwhelmed and found it difficult to cope.
Let alone Miles, who was even weaker than him.
However, watching the live video, Zhang Jie discovered a very interesting phenomenon: Miles's luck was incredibly good, always managing to avoid the most fatal dangers at critical moments.
"You, I really don't know whether to say you're lucky or that you have a tough life?"
Each of Luo Feiyu's attacks was avoided in an extremely coincidental way, making him even wonder if this guy was a child of destiny.
However, good luck always runs out, and Miles was finally shot in the chest.
In a few moments, he fell to the ground, motionless.
Blood slowly seeped from his chest. Zhang Jie closed his eyes, knowing that the kid was completely gone.
No matter what, he was someone he had fought alongside, and for him to just die like that felt strange.
Although as a killer, life and death are long accepted, and every extra day lived is a bonus, Miles was ultimately an ordinary person, and being dragged into the killer world was perhaps his destined tragedy.
When the live broadcast ended, Caesar and Yin Yang both felt a bit emotional, as they had both met the young Miles.
One couldn't say he was very interesting, but at least he was a perfectly unlucky guy.
Just as he had composed himself, a text message was sent to his phone, followed immediately by a call.
Zhang Jie took out his phone, looked at the caller ID, and said, "What brings you here today?"
"Don't ask, Zhang, I need your help."
The voice from the other end of the phone sounded a bit anxious, and there seemed to be some commotion, like gunshots.
This completely threw Zhang Jie off.
"No, buddy, where are you? Why is the environment so chaotic?"
The man's voice from the receiver was not so calm: "We are being hunted down right now. Please hurry. We are currently near Greece. Please, Bro!"
Then the call was hung up. Listening to the dial tone, Zhang Jie looked up blankly at the three people who had already gathered around him.
"What the fuck?"
Jensen looked at Zhang Jie meaningfully, "It sounds like your friend is in trouble?"
"Indeed, he seems to need your help," Yin Yang nodded.
Caesar downed the wine in his glass, then threw the glass out the window, "Hey, Bro! I heard it all. Come on, let's have a blast together!"
Zhang Jie: ...?
What's going on? How come after I answered a call, you guys are the most excited?
Of course, he knew who had called and could hear the urgency on the other end, but why were they so excited?
Zhang Jie made a stopping gesture, then opened Facebook. This was a message Michael had sent him.
It was a location message. Opening the message showed a location on Capri, Italy.
And from the chaotic background noise just now, Michael's situation was not looking good.
For him to call for help indicated that he had truly encountered a serious problem.
Then, Zhang Jie looked at himself. The three burly men in front of him were blinking their big, sparkly eyes at him. Zhang Jie sighed helplessly.
"Alright, a good friend of mine has run into some trouble. They need some special help. I know you guys are bored, but this trip is just a friendly favor. There's no pay, and you might even have to cover your own travel expenses."
Zhang Jie laid out the unpleasant truth upfront.
But the three burly men in front of him, who were bored out of their minds, nodded without hesitation.
Caesar even patted his chest, declaring, "Let me join! I don't want any fees. I just want to go out and have some fun."
Jensen put away his large folding knife and nodded repeatedly, his eyes betraying his excitement.
Yin Yang, on the other hand, said nothing, but the look in his eyes at Zhang Jie revealed everything.
Damn it, are all members of the Sacrifice Squad warmongers? They're bored when idle, and excited as hell at the slightest action.
However, with their addition, perhaps things would become simpler, wouldn't they?
But this matter certainly couldn't be acted upon privately, so Zhang Jie took out his phone and called Ross.
After connecting the call, Zhang Jie explained the situation to Ross.
Ross said that as long as they were willing to participate, it was fine, and to be careful.
After getting Ross's approval, Zhang Jie also breathed a sigh of relief, and Caesar, Jensen, and Yin Yang became even more excited.
They, of course, knew that when they weren't on a mission, they could do whatever they wanted. Even earning some extra money on a mission was fine, but the premise was that they couldn't tarnish the name of the Sacrifice Squad.
And Zhang Jie's reporting behavior made Ross very satisfied; this was how a team should be.
Caesar was very excited, "Woohoo! Let's go!"
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