On the expanding body, as well as the pores, steam gathered up from his body and floated out. After tearing the tight top, Pager took a few deep breaths, and his body became bigger during his movements. His breathing immediately became smoother, and the steam dispersed with the wind disappeared immediately.

In the temperature perception, with himself, there are only ten people left. From the beginning to now, Pager remembers only a few minutes. The gap in information, whether it is individual or team, has always been a headache. Pager is very clear about this. In the case of this situation, in addition to shrinking the range and reaching the distance that can immediately respond, he can only continue to advance towards the opponent's rear team.

The only thing that made Peggill feel a little more at ease at this moment was that three of the remaining people were the team leader. Although two died, they would not have any room for counterattack on their own. All information became body movements in temperature perception, and the benefits of running-in were revealed at this time, and all words could be perfectly conveyed through the body.

The circle with a radius of less than fifty meters continued to advance, but the more he walked, the more pressure he felt on him. Always pay attention to the other nine members around him, and the more likely they would be to be the first to eliminate the target.

Although the sound of rain and wind were all covered in his ears, mixed with thunder coming from afar, not only Pagel, but other members could also hear their breathing and heartbeat very clearly. The environmental impact factors are too great, and there is no perfect way to avoid this environmental impact. If the other party lies directly on the ground and waits for him to step on it, it will definitely become a high-explosive landmine that will instantly blow him to death.

Pager waved his hand at this time, indicating that the team should tighten the range a little more. However, this action seemed to have been interpreted by the other party. Less than two seconds after the arm was lifted, the four people who should have been moving suddenly fell down in the same posture.

The remaining six people had to be afraid of the reactions. The gunshots spread immediately and shot the four people horizontally to death. Peggill was almost rushing towards that direction. In less than 40 or 50 meters, almost in a blink of an eye, and he and the other five people went to the next to the four corpses. The perceived capture acuity was all increased to the maximum by several people. They were eager to capture the enemy's dynamics through some subtle traces. They all knew the principle of body temperature control. According to common sense, this ability cannot guarantee the body temperature at the ambient temperature or below at any time. Because the essence is to forcefully reduce the activity of the organs and tissues of the main heat source to control the temperature. When encountering violent movement, unless it is an abnormally refined control, the temperature will definitely fluctuate.

Pager could only think of one result, either the other party had absolute control over body temperature control, or it was not a laborious task for them to kill several members.

There was no movement around, and the opponent seemed to be attacking from a distance, or escaped at an extremely fast speed after attacking. Pager was quickly thinking about the current effective countermeasures, and the other side was trying hard to analyze the opponent's fighting style. The feeling of palpitations suddenly rose at this moment.

"Get out of here quickly!" At least he shouted out this sentence in full, but the bursting gunshot did not give him a chance to remind his teammates, and even himself, they were all within the range of being attacked.

The head was hit by an object with great power, and the neck, which was completely wrapped in muscles, made a cracking sound. The stun suddenly made Peggill's perception completely invalid at this moment. But in a trance, Peggill had already given the order to retreat to his body. He jumped several times in a row and opened a distance of nearly twenty meters. When the dizziness disappeared and the darkness in his eyes returned to wet, Peggill held the spear in both hands and instantly waved a complete circular shape around his body, followed by several consecutive hits.

In the rain curtain that was chopped by the spear, Pager felt the breath of the enemy for the first time. However, it was not the time to fight. Pager didn't know whether the attack just now forced the enemy to retreat, but he knew that the enemy was close enough at that time.

He started running wildly in the rain. Only then did Peggill have time to touch his head and take out the bullet trapped by countless twisted muscle fibers from a shattered ball of flesh and blood. Although he was prepared in his heart, the other five people had been staying in place and were gradually losing their body temperature. Peggill couldn't help feeling the endless feeling of powerlessness and palpitations.

At this moment, his body seemed to have only the instinct of running. Peggill didn't know how far it would take to give himself some breathing time. Because from the beginning of running, the enemy's breath disappeared again. In the entire rain curtain, it seemed that only one person was looking for the only light representing the exit in the black space without a radius. But Peggill didn't dare to stop at all, there was nothing in his perception, there was only darkness in his vision, and there was only the sound of rain and wind in his ears. He was even hoping that dawn would come early, providing some light to allow a broader view to provide himself with even a little down-to-earth feeling.

Controlling his breathing, Pager tried to let the remaining vertigo disappear.

At this time, a flash of temperature perception suddenly appeared in the perception, and two heat sources appeared in the perception in an instant, separated on both sides of themselves. The distance was much closer than Peggill imagined, and the two enemies were only thirty meters away from him. But I was still a little glad that knowing where the enemy was means that I could seize the opportunity.

But this kind of gratitude still appeared in his heart. Before he even savored it, Peggill's body, which was running rapidly, suddenly lost its balance and fell forward and fell to the ground. He immediately supported the ground with one hand and was about to stand up, but the sudden distance was as if the ground under him had sink several meters deep. It was this short deviation that caused Peggill to roll on the ground several times.

After stopping, the pain after a brief numbness was uploaded from his feet. Peggill turned over and sat on the ground, seven or eight meters away, and his suddenly cut feet fell there. The temperature imaging was still extremely clear at this moment. In the temperature perception that even became extremely sensitive, the temperature of the blood mixed with rainwater could be captured at this time.

When Peggill grabbed the spear and wanted to lift it up, he felt a huge force. Although in this very short time, the enemy's temperature imaging flashed for less than a second or two and disappeared again, he turned his head and looked at the other end of the spear. Finally, he could clearly feel the existence of the enemy through his breath. He was less than three meters away from him. At this moment, he could even see the enemy's shadow in the rain in his field of vision, and he stood on his spear.

"Is my body temperature suddenly revealed to attract my attention in that moment?" Pager sighed, and left the spear with both hands. At this time, he raised his head and looked at the night sky, allowing the rain to wash away the soil on his face. "In fact, there is no need to be so troublesome. Even if it doesn't attract my attention, my legs will definitely be interrupted by your expectations."
Chapter completed!