The sky has always been gloomy, with a dark and soft feeling, and the specific appearance cannot be seen. But now it is closer to the entity. It is pressing against Baibera and the others' heads, and the height is slowly lowering. It is originally within reach of the average height, but now it is almost next to their heads.

"It seems like this." The power of the explosion began to weaken. On the way, after hearing Riel's words, Baibera replied.

"It's not just the air that is pressing down, but the feeling of falling off the head is extremely strong." Baibera said, "It's impossible that the sky is about to crack. The power of the shell explosion is not like this. However, there is indeed something falling down from the clouds, which I think is like this."

She suddenly stood there, wondering what she thought, took out a strong flashlight and adjusted the power to the maximum. A beam of light gushed out from the glass sheet used to gather light, becoming a thin line of shinyness, and instantly tearing the darkness around her.

The snowflakes fluttered rapidly in the beam of light condensed into lines, without stopping for a moment, as if the light would be burned to death by the light after a little late. No one on the side paid attention to Baibera and the others and rushed straight ahead. Only Riel stayed, looking at Baibera with confusion. Frey stood not far away, his eyes narrowly staring at the beam of light, and his face was full of a so-called insignificance.

It can be said that it is very serious, and it can be treated as expressionless. Frey is in this mood and state now. He watched Baibera stop, then turned on the flashlight, and pointed vertically towards the sky. After doing this, he immediately observed Baibera's puzzled face, and suddenly appeared surprised. His face seemed to be like a bumpy riverbed left after the thirst, and his muscles were twisted into knots everywhere on it.

Frey also raised his head and looked at a small cloud illuminated by the light.

It was indeed very close to them, Frey said in his heart that he could grab the next hand with his hand. The beam passed through some distance and when it hit the clouds, it had already spread out into a circular area of ​​several square meters.

Thick clouds were surging violently, like the deep blue sea surface of the storm in the dark night. The clouds rolled like waves, without any regularity. Countless snowflakes were constantly generated from it, and then floated to the ground like discarding garbage.

Such a scene made them feel a little shocked. They had not carefully observed the sky when this weather was used, and it was not easy for them to encounter this climate in their previous days.

What surprised them was that the clouds in the sky seemed,

"It seems that it is really,, is falling?" Baibera didn't believe her eyes, thinking that it was the hallucination brought to her eyes by the strong light. She suddenly saw the strong light in the dark environment, and it seemed that this would happen. She blinked her eyes and adapted a little. When she opened her eyes again, the clouds fell more quickly. Moreover, this scene seemed to be more realistic.

"I feel bad," Frey said, breathing rapidly and he was nervous.

"I feel the same way, it seems like something big is going on." Riel's chest swelled, and he took a deep breath, and spit out the accumulated waste gas in his body. But he had no feeling of relaxation in his body, but instead he felt a little dizzy. It was not because the air pressure had decreased, but it was also considered on the mountain. In terms of height, it was common for the thin air to occur. But the situation is not the case now. On the contrary, the pressure in the air is even greater. Every time he breathes, he feels that the air is squeezed into his body. As long as he releases the nodes of breath control, the gas can penetrate into his lungs by itself.

"Go away quickly. I don't know what happened, but it should be right to be closer to the main team." Riel was a little confused about the current situation, his knowledge was limited, or he could not observe it properly. The information collection level was not enough to allow him to judge what happened.

"Hurry, hurry up." Frey urged in front of him, thinking that he would run away immediately, but only Baibera and the others were left around him, so it was not good to do so.

"Bang,," with a crisp sound, something fell down and hit Baibera's strong light flashlight. The unretracted light became blurred.

"What?"

"It seems like hail, it fell down and hit the flashlight lens and broke." Baibera said, "It's such a big guy. Is this the thing that scares us?" It's a huge piece of ice. Baibera is probably the size of an adult fist. It will definitely cause a lot of damage when falling from the clouds and hitting a person's head.

More ice cubes are falling down, and the snow is like a lake, splashing snow. The ice cubes are of different shapes, not standard hail shapes. Although in their perception, hail has never been measured by a standard shape, there is always a rough shape range to constrain.

In this range, there will never be any strange shapes such as squares, triangles, cylinders, and ice cones. But it appears. In their eyes, ice cubes are these shapes, strange and strange. Even if they rely on perception to avoid these sparse and sparse ice cubes that fall down and are not large in number, they still have the energy to observe the specific appearance of these things.

"Do you hear any noise?" As the three of them ran to the woods, Frey stopped on the way and asked Baibera and Riel in front of them.

Shanna had escaped from the range of the impact of the shell explosion. The ground under her feet was still shaking from time to time, and the shape of the waves on the snow became much more even. She climbed up an ancient tree lightly, and the shaking on it was even bigger, but it did not have any effect on her aiming.

There was a bunch of people who were escaping in the direction of the explosion, all of whom were ordinary soldiers from the enemy. Without shooting, in her eyes, the value of these people's lives and one of her own bullets could not be equated with each other.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! As her eyes searched in the crowd, she quickly found the major and the lieutenant. But she deserved to be a person with a military rank. Even though she was tired of physical fatigue, her vigilance was still very high. She was discovered as soon as she pointed the gun over, so Shannna also lost the opportunity to shoot.

She had no desire to shoot at this time, because it meant exposing her position. The flames at the explosion site had not yet been extinguished, and a piece of trees was ignited, and Mars had already floated here along the wind. The darkness around her was no longer a mysterious thing. Her eyes were better and she could see clearly. The prey she was looking forward to was right beside her, and Shanna felt it clearly. With her sense of attraction, Shanna immediately found him in the darkness of the woods. The muzzle turned and pointed at the prey's body. When she was about to press the trigger, Shanna realized something was wrong.

It shouldn't be like this, she thought, because in her eyes, the prey stood still. With the strength of the prey, this perception should be there, and the feeling of being pointed at by the gun. Shanna recognized the strength of her favorite prey, and her finger stopped the moment before igniting the bullet when she found something was wrong.

She looked through the scope, and a man with a crow's pointed-mouth mask stood there quietly, and the air around him was quiet, as if he was asleep while standing. Then Sanerna saw the man turn his head, and his blood-red eyes looked at her in the sniper lens again.

Without any unnecessary expression, Shanna only saw the man raise his hand, pointing at the forty-five degrees to his front.

"That's the location of Xuefeng." Shannna immediately reacted, but did not understand the man's meaning. Perhaps the man himself was also in doubt.

The two of them had been in a stalemate for a few seconds. Shanna resisted the desire to shoot because she felt that even if she fired, she would definitely not hit. And she wanted to figure out what the man expressed. Curiosity was violently restless.

Then, a strange vibration came from the air, with a faint "boom" sound. Shanna felt that her whole body was infected in an instant. In the sniper lens, the man standing still moved at this time, turned around and rushed towards a position away from the snow peak.
Chapter completed!