In these short two days, someone in line for food was shot in the neck, someone using binoculars to spot the enemy had their lens shattered by a bullet, and another was shot in the head while using the bathroom.
Each corpse was dealt with swiftly and efficiently.
Bullets were concentrated on the head, neck, and other critical areas of the upper torso.
Yet, no enemy could be found anywhere.
Even soldiers patrolling late at night faced attacks.
As soon as a gunshot rang out.
No one dared to continue sleeping.
Qu Guang's side was also being tormented, and by the second day, he had grabbed a sniper rifle, ready to retaliate.
But it was of no use.
No one could be found.
The soldiers on the United States side had searched the surrounding mountains, even the farther peaks, seven or eight times.
This was already beyond the effective range of the Mosinka-Nagant Rifle.
Still, that Volunteer Army sniper could not be found.
