Zhang Lei felt it was best to try it out at this time, as it was never as convenient during the day as at night.
Zhang Lei was well prepared. He first activated his superpower. Because he had prepared in advance, he had filled the area around his body with internal energy, which would immediately generate a reverse fluctuation.
However, at the beginning, there was always some lack of skill, and there were bound to be some deviations in both amplitude and frequency. These need to be adjusted gradually. A few supernatural energy fluctuations should have been transmitted out, but these should also be interference-induced fluctuations, which should be different from supernatural energy fluctuations and may not be noticed by them.
Once Zhang Lei adapted, he was basically certain that the energy fluctuations had been neutralized, and as long as the battle didn't push Zhang Lei to his limit, the vibrations wouldn't become as erratic as those of that Japanese guy.
With more practice, I shouldn't be so flustered anymore, and I might even be able to use my internal energy to directly mimic and release supernatural energy fluctuations.
Episode 3: The Bloody Path to Growth, Chapter 65: An Unexpected Gain (Part 1)
Zhang Lei hid not far from the hunters' camp, gazing into the distance with a conflicted expression.
Zhang Lei had successfully conducted the previous experiment on concealing his supernatural ability fluctuations, so after activating his self-examination, he couldn't resist the urge to try it out himself and came here to see if there was anything easy to gain.
He also knew that the enemy's detection methods were far more than just supernatural energy fluctuations, otherwise they would have escaped long ago. However, Zhang Lei still felt that activating his supernatural energy this time and doing nothing but running away was too cowardly.
"Let's go!" Zhang Lei felt that he might not be so lucky today. What a coincidence that someone would come out alone and attack him after only a short time?
Just as Zhang Lei was about to give up and escape further under the cover of night, he saw two figures sneaking out of the camp. They looked like they were having an affair. One of them was tall and burly, obviously an American, while the other was petite and delicate, probably a Japanese. But perhaps it was too far away, or perhaps the Japanese hadn't developed properly, because Zhang Lei couldn't see any curves at this distance.
"Just like there are good people and bad people among the Chinese, there are probably some Japanese who are as developed as a female dog, and some who are as small as a green garlic sprout!" Zhang Lei muttered, gently moving closer to them.
"Should we observe first before making a move?" Zhang Lei, having tasted forbidden fruit for the first time, naturally exhibited some beastly behavior. If he had a DV camera, he would definitely have auctioned it off. He might even have had a little fun with the two performers.
"Oh! Mr. Wright, your little cutie is so tight!"
Zhang Lei heard this voice as soon as he arrived. He spoke in English. Well, what good would it do to speak Japanese to his American masters?
"But this voice should be Japanese, right? It's a bit different from what I expected," Zhang Lei muttered to himself, secretly sticking his head out.
Zhang Lei had never regretted his decision so much; he was sure he'd get a sty now.
The big American man, the one we just saw walking in front, was kneeling on the ground, and behind him was the little Japanese man who was walking in front.
This wouldn't have been a problem in itself, but the Japanese guy behind him was also a man, and he was panting heavily while still praising the big, hairy buttocks and small anus in front of him.
Perhaps the height difference was too great. Even though the American big white butt in front had already spread his legs wide, the little Japanese behind him still wasn't tall enough, so he had to put a lot of dirt under his legs.
"Damn it, those Japanese are pretty cunning!" Zhang Lei cursed under his breath. He was about to make a final check to make sure no one was around before making his move, assuming they wouldn't be on guard in this state.
But what happened next almost made Zhang Lei regret his earlier hesitation and why he was so curious. What was there to study about this scene? He almost missed the best opportunity.
"Ughhhhh! Mr. Wright, are you ready? Here I come!"
Zhang Lei moved swiftly. He had already set off when the two men turned into the woods. With his self-monitoring and inner energy circle activated, Zhang Lei possessed agility in the forest comparable to that of a lynx. That short distance probably wouldn't take him more than five minutes.
If you include the time it took for the two of them to take off their clothes and build a small mound, then "quick-draw" is probably an understatement to describe his skill level. Even if he wasn't an electronic jet gunner, he could at least be considered a rotary machine gunner.
"Shit!" The American man was clearly dissatisfied with his service and simply stood up.
It was alright that he stood up, but a small strip of meat was still firmly clamped to his back, showing no sign of loosening its grip.
"Ouch, ouch, Wright, Mr. Wright, please come down!" Although Wright-Wright (Guangguang) was just standing normally, the machine gunner was far too short to reach him even on tiptoe. It was as if all his weight was concentrated on that little penis that was given high hopes and was going to achieve the speed of a heavy machine gun with the body of a woman's pistol.
Wright ignored him, and with a slight twist of his pale buttocks, a soft "crack" was heard, and the cucumber snapped off the shelf.
Looking again, the Japanese man from before seemed to have shrunk down, as if there was a vacuum pump inside him, and he was like an inflatable doll, gradually shrinking under the suction of the pump.
The egg followed the chicken around. It was wandering around outside, acting strangely, but in the blink of an eye, it shrank into the hole, looking as if it had come to life. It was incredibly eerie.
Zhang Lei was somewhat stunned, unsure whether to take action now that the best time had passed. Moreover, judging from the Japanese man's shout, his name must be something like Wright, who was the direct murderer of Liu Yun.
If possible, Zhang Lei would certainly like to avenge Liu Yun now, but he wasn't confident that he could succeed against someone who was said to be one of the strongest. He didn't want to risk getting himself killed for pointless hatred.
Zhang Lei sometimes wondered if he was inherently cold-hearted, as if everything was meaningless as long as his safety was at stake. He would sometimes try to suppress these thoughts, but if a person's thoughts could be controlled at will, then they would either be brainwashed or an idiot.
Wright seemed to have finished. He stretched his neck comfortably, took a deep breath, and then exhaled in three separate steps, twitching in between. He looked extremely comfortable, as if he had found the pleasure that the Japanese guy hadn't given him.
Just as he was about to step outside, he suddenly felt a cool breeze behind his head. Wright sighed inwardly, "I still couldn't avoid it!"
However, he had already prepared for an attack. He bent forward and dodged Zhang Lei's sneak attack with a dart, and even took a few steps forward.
However, Zhang Lei is the kind of guy who, once he makes up his mind, will carry it out to the end. Since he has already made his move, he shouldn't be given a chance to escape, and it's best not to give him even a chance to ask for help.
Wright ran forward about three or four meters, but during that time, Zhang Lei caught up and moved forward at least two meters more than him. In other words, the distance between the two people not only did not increase, but actually became closer.
Episode 3: The Bloody Path to Growth, Chapter 65: An Unexpected Gain (Part 2)
Zhang Lei's final decision to take action wasn't entirely to avenge Liu Yun, but rather because Wright's long-range power was simply too great.
Zhang Lei's first two evasions were partly due to luck, and he couldn't guarantee he'd be so lucky next time the enemy spotted him within range. Moreover, with the enemy present, even if Zhang Lei wanted to lure the pursuit team from afar and pull off some clever tricks, he couldn't, because Zhang Lei had no confidence that he could escape the attack range after the bio-missile was launched, and who knew if it would track him?
If Zhang Lei had completed the training course at the Bureau of Extraordinary Abilities, he would have at least gained some understanding of the most common and powerful superpowers in the world, including the bio-missile.
However, Zhang Lei and his team were sent out temporarily, and Zhang Lei's training course was not completed at all. Therefore, in many cases, Zhang Lei had to rely on his own reasoning to judge the situation.
Fortunately, Zhang Lei ultimately chose to strike; otherwise, he might have wasted this rare opportunity. Once Wright had moved a certain distance away, he certainly wouldn't have let go of the guy spying here.
Wright had actually spotted Zhang Lei the moment he stood up. It was impossible for a rookie like Zhang Lei to fool Wright, who had been through so many years of hard work. Unlike China and Japan, Americans have many opportunities to carry out missions abroad, and Wright had accumulated a wealth of experience from these experiences.
Although he spotted Zhang Lei, Wright couldn't possibly launch an attack from that distance, so he pretended not to notice him and acted as if nothing was wrong. In fact, he hoped that Zhang Lei, the novice, would back down and not dare to make a move.
Unfortunately, Zhang Lei estimated the power of his long-range ability and concluded that his close-range power was definitely insufficient. Otherwise, Self-Assessment wouldn't even need to be called one of the strongest abilities. The first place would undoubtedly be occupied by this bio-missile, and Self-Assessment wouldn't even be qualified to be ranked alongside it.
This is actually similar to the relationship between artillery and infantry. In most cases, especially when there is a certain distance, infantry is easy prey for artillery, and a good one at that.
However, if the infantry gets close, the artillery will be like a bunch of roasted sausages, only able to wait for the infantry's bayonets to cut them into pieces, especially if they have no infantry protection.
Zhang Lei is now a melee infantryman, one of the strongest attacking infantrymen. Wright, on the other hand, is an artilleryman who is basically powerless at close range and only has one shell.