Reborn Cave Queen of the End Times novel Chapter 128

Chapter 128 One Shot to Break the Chain of Command

Only six of them were left.

They unleashed a relentless barrage toward the direction Autumn had fired from.

But the instant she pulled the trigger, she had already slipped back into her storage space.

An overwhelming hail of bullets shredded the old tree to splinters, yet when they rushed over to inspect it, they couldn’t find so much as a drop of blood.

“Captain, this is seriously creepy,” one of them said, his teeth chattering uncontrollably. “Even if she’s unbelievably fast, how could she come out completely unscathed? There are monsters outside now with grass and bugs growing out of them. Don’t tell me this person is one of those too…”

The captain’s face turned dark as he roared, “Shut up! This one’s tougher than we expected. Fall back! Don’t engage head-on!”

“Yes, sir!”

None of them dared continue the fight. They turned and ran.

They bolted like frightened rabbits.

Autumn emerged from her storage space once more, whistled at their retreating backs, then calmly raised her Barrett.

Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!

Whoever the crosshairs landed on exploded into a spray of flesh.

The Barrett was, after all, a heavy anti-materiel rifle. Its true purpose was destroying tanks and armored vehicles, not killing individual targets.

If it could tear through tanks and armored vehicles, taking out a handful of people was effortless.

Just like that, the entire ten-man squad was wiped out.

After finishing them off, Autumn returned to her concealed position.

She looked toward the shelter.

Good. Beckett’s forces had finally arrived, intercepting the refugees before they could spill blood inside the shelter.

Adjusting her aim, Autumn turned her attention to the disciplined unit positioned behind the refugee horde.

This time, she immediately spotted a key figure.

The entire force appeared to be operating under his command.

Could he be the man Beckett had mentioned?

Without hesitation, Autumn switched back to her TAC-50 sniper rifle, lined up the man in her scope, and fired.

Through the scope, she watched him collapse with an expression of utter disbelief, as though he couldn’t. accept dying in such a humiliating way.

Just as she expected.

Without his leadership, the formation instantly fell into chaos.

The soldiers rushed forward like headless chickens, blindly rushing ahead instead of attacking with the coordination they had shown moments earlier.

With that single shot from Autumn, the pressure on the shelter eased considerably.

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