The crew-cut man and the Mexican were facing a wall of the ruins, their movements extremely light to avoid making any noise.
They both knew clearly that behind the wall was likely Li Younan. If they turned the corner now, with Li Younan's back facing them, as long as they pressed the gun against his back, it would be done.
No matter how skilled Li Younan was at hunting bears, he was still just a normal human being. As long as he's human, it's impossible to be faster than a bullet.
Then the two held their breath; they had only one gun, brought by the Mexican.
The Mexican also understood what needed to be done, nodded at the crew-cut man, and then took out the gun, pressing close to the corner, slowly peering around.
At this moment, both of their hearts were tense to the extreme. Holding their breath, success or failure depended on this very moment.
The crew-cut man thought of many things at this moment.
His initial experiences were very similar to "Donut's."
