"So it's much easier to hit people than animals?" Wei Ran asked in a strange way.

"certainly!"

After Ji Ma subconsciously answered Wei Ran's question, he asked in surprise, "Why do you have such dangerous ideas?"

Wei Ran quickly shook the spoon in his hand and explained, "I just thought of the snipers during World War II. Many of them were hunters before joining the war."

"Oh oh oh!"

Ji Ma put half a spoonful of Lao Ganma in his mouth again, "That movie is "The Enemy", right? You are indeed right. In some aspects, hunting humans is much simpler than hunting animals. People will ignore many of us.

Things you take for granted, such as the sound of metal banging that you ignore at noon, but hunting humans also face dangers that they do not encounter when hunting animals."

Wei Ran raised his glass and clinked it with the other party, "What about?"

"At least the animals won't shoot you."

Ji Ma finished speaking with a gasp, but did not dare to drink the vodka in the cup. Instead, he picked up the kettle on the side and drank a few mouthfuls of cold water before continuing, "In addition, humans are not color blind like most animals.

, so although humans’ sense of smell and hearing are not as good as those of animals, their vision is more advantageous, especially when using telescopes.”

Before Wei Ran could continue to ask questions, Jima stopped the conversation in time, "Okay, I can't teach you these dangerous things. Besides, I'm just a hunter, not a heroic sniper in the movie."

The other party didn't want to say more, so Wei Ran naturally couldn't continue to ask. After the two of them finished eating the rabbit meat in the pot, they each poured a cup of brewed coffee, sat around the warm campfire, and changed the topic to other topics.

aspect.

When night falls completely, the wind outside the tent has become more and more violent, and the snowflakes floating in through the opening of the tent above the head are getting bigger and bigger. However, before they fall to the ground, they have already turned into water vapor under the heat of the campfire.

Drifting away without a trace.

"Are you sure there won't be a snowstorm?" Wei Ran, who was about to get into his sleeping bag, asked worriedly.

"Probably not, but a heavy snowfall is probably inevitable."

Ji Ma, who was in charge of the first wave of night watch, continued to wipe the rifle on his knees without raising his head. "Anyway, don't worry. It's a good thing that the snow is heavy. At most, it will only make our journey tomorrow slower."

Some."
Chapter completed!