You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 1610

Chapter 1610 Thoroughly Understand

"Dewey, let them go at maximum speed. On my way here, I have studied the structure of the Blackhawk Helicopter. I intend to hit the control system under the cockpit of the helicopter. This will not blow up the helicopter immediately, but will force them to jump into the sea to escape. When they jump into the sea to escape, you take people to search for them. By then, the military ships should have arrived."

Joyce stood at the bow, facing the wind. Her long hair was simply tied behind her ears, fluttering slightly in the gale.

Previously on the roof of the garage in the harbor, she watched helplessly as the helicopter flew away. At that time, she did not understand the model and structure of the helicopter and did not dare to fire at will, not to mention Fair was still on the helicopter. Recklessly blowing up the fuel tank would lead to the helicopter crashing and killing people on the spot.

So this time she learned her lesson and studied the structure of today's Blackhawk Helicopter on her way here.

The weather helped today, with severe convection in the clouds, the helicopter could only fly at a very low altitude above sea level.

While Dewey responded, he asked in surprise, "Commander, can you see the target clearly? And hit the control system under the cockpit of the helicopter?"

Joyce took out a pair of binoculars, "No problem. Triple magnification is enough."

Dewey asked again, "But the helicopter is moving, and the wind speed also affects us, and our boat is shaking. Are you sure you can hit it in one shot? The Blackhawk Helicopter has fierce firepower and high speed. If it can't be hit in one shot, once the Blackhawk Helicopter turns around to attack us, two rows of bullets will be enough to pierce through and sink our speedboat. We have nowhere to dodge, isn't it too risky?"

"And now we are outside Pascaylia waters, in international waters. They have no reason to fire at us, and we have no way to appeal to the International Maritime Tribunal."

"I understand, I'm confident." Joyce controlled the direction of the M2 machine gun, "Dewey, keep the speedboat sailing at 45 degrees southeast for two minutes. Try to stay stable."

"Yes." Dewey responded.

He had heard that the real Miss Heath in front of him was a well-known crack shot, accurate to 0. 01 mm, but competition venues and battlefields were different, and theory might not be applicable in practice.

Could she really accurately hit the control system?

He was skeptical.

In any case, the commander wanted the commander to establish prestige in the army, and arresting Otis was the best opportunity. He could understand. But the commander also secretly instructed that no matter what, the commander's life safety should be the top priority, so he was also responsible for protecting her.

So he was ready for contingency plans in case the Blackhawk Helicopter turned around to attack them.

He would jump into the sea with the commander, dive to a certain depth to avoid fire attacks, and the equipment was ready.

As he was thinking, the Blackhawk Helicopter in front of them suddenly turned around.

Dewey shouted coldly, "Not good, the people on the helicopter have discovered us. It's turning around and flying towards us."

It's over, he was just thinking of the worst case scenario, and it happened so quickly.

"It's okay, steady the bow."

Joyce shouted in a low voice, suddenly the corners of her lips rose, "I was just worried that there was no chance, but they delivered it themselves."

As she spoke, a burst of bullets from the M2 flew out, cutting a perfect arc in the sunset, cutting through the afterglow and heading straight for the Blackhawk Helicopter.

Then, not far away in the sky came a loud "clunk, clunk" sound, like the sound of a mechanical malfunction jamming. The Blackhawk Helicopter began to vibrate and shake in the air.

Dewey saw it happen with his own eyes, unbelievable. With his years of experience, he knew of course that this was due to the sudden failure of the helicopter's braking system.

What the commander said just now was actually done.