Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

Chapter 190 189, Rye loves to imitate
Isn't it because when I took a pistol to simulate shooting earlier, I was blindly confident and lost face in front of the opponent. As for remembering it now?
Sano pouted secretly.

But Sano himself knew in his heart that it was only natural for the other party to have such doubts, because...he really didn't know how to snipe.

Even before coming to this underground training ground, Sano had never even touched a sniper rifle.

It's just that if it was placed even three hours ago, Sano might have retracted it very self-consciously, but now?
Of course it's just pretending!

Just got the sniper equipment, why don't you show it to your colleagues?
Without extra nonsense, Sano reached out to Cohen directly: "Borrow a gun."

Looking at Sano's outstretched hand, Cohen obviously hesitated for a few seconds before handing out the gun.

…For a sniper, it is undoubtedly a very uncomfortable thing to hand over the long-used sidearm to others.

In particular, everyone's usage habits are different, and some adjustments may need to be made after getting it back, which is too troublesome.

Of course, Sano didn't know these things, and even if he knew, he wouldn't care, because he borrowed the gun from the honest man Cohen, and he considered that he was better at speaking compared to Chianti.

Honest man, it's better to bully, just like vodka.

Sano went to the projector and operated it, and quickly entered the simulation test of sniper training.

In terms of distance, Sano chose the [-]-yard distance used by the sniper duo just now, and chose a random scene for the scene.

Soon, a violent storm began to blow in the underground training ground.

...is it really wind and rain?

Sano wiped the water droplets from the wind on his face in surprise, and looked thoughtfully at the walls and... the ceiling of the basement.

Let's say it's the ceiling, right?

This is the first time Sano knows that the simulated training in this training ground can still be operated in this way. He has only been playing with projections before.

"I actually chose such an environment mode."

Chianti muttered.

As far as the factors affecting the sniper's hit rate are nothing more than personal skills, distance, environment, and target state, these four are just four.

Leaving aside personal skills, what Sano is currently doing is static shooting, the target state has no effect, and there is nothing to say about the distance, but only this environment is too harsh.

Like Chianti and Cohen, with their skills, the maximum distance that can guarantee the hit rate under static shooting is [-] yards.

And if it is in such an environment, it may only be 550 yards, or even less.

In other words, under such conditions, even Chianti and Cohen cannot guarantee to hit the target, let alone...

The technical level can be regarded as an unknown Sano.

"This gun is a Remington 700 rifle with a six-round box magazine and a total length of 7.62. It uses 51 mm x 118 mm M790 special bullets. The muzzle velocity is about 800 meters per second, and the effective range is At [-] meters."

Sano turned his head to look at Cohen, who seemed to be educating himself, and nodded after a few seconds: "Okay, I see."

Then... Sano took out his sniper sunglasses and put them on.

The moment he put on the sunglasses, the world in Sano's eyes seemed to turn dark.

... This is not because of the dimming of the light caused by the sunglasses, and it is not right. Although it is indeed because of the sunglasses, it is far from the level of ordinary sunglasses.

Could this be... a state of blindness?
Sano turned his eyes around, trying to find out what is the difference between this state and the normal state of vision.

Then Sano realized that he couldn't see the faces of Gin and the others standing beside him clearly.

...It's as if they all put on passerby hats and turned into faceless men.

No, strictly speaking, it shouldn't be that the face can't be seen clearly, but that apart from one outline, other details can't be seen clearly either.

If I had to talk about it in detail, it was like... After the shooting simulation test, there was only one shadow in the end report of the silhouette of a human body that emerged.

That is to say, there are differences in the body shape and clothing of the four people, otherwise Sano might not even be able to tell which of the four is who.

And when Sano looks at "things" other than "people", it is also in a similar situation, and he can only see an outline clearly.

To sum it up, it's like the setting of [-] degrees of severe myopia, and then add an astigmatism by the way?

And in the few seconds Sano was thinking about, seeing Sano suddenly pull out a pair of sunglasses and Gin and the others, question marks slowly appeared on their faces.

Especially vodka.

...Didn't I just ask myself this afternoon if wearing sunglasses all day would affect my vision? Why did I put them on in a blink of an eye, or was it during sniper training?
The impact of the environment is already big enough, and if you wear sunglasses, isn't it more difficult for yourself?
Could it be that Sano wanted to wear it, so he asked about his own experience, planning to refer to it?

... Then if Sano fails to hit the target later, will he attribute the fault to this pair of sunglasses, and then affect himself.

Vodka fell silent, and quietly moved towards the direction of gin.

After Sano looked back thoughtfully, he raised Cohen's Remington 700 rifle, stood upright, and held the front end with his left hand. While looking through the sniper scope, the sniper effect also began to take effect.

Surprisingly, when looking through the sniper scope, Sano's vision returned to normal, as if he had escaped from the state of blindness.

...In other words, this high degree of myopia only affects near-sightedness from the perspective of a non-sniper scope, which is a good thing.

In addition, from the perspective of the sniper scope, there is a red line that should only be seen by Sano, extending from the muzzle of the gun for hundreds of kilometers, which is very conspicuous.

It's like infrared rays, but it's not straight. With the elongation of the distance, there is an obvious arc, and as the "wind and rain" changes, this arc changes from time to time.

This is what the sniper effect creates, Sano's simulation of the trajectory of the next bullet.

... Of course, in fact, it must not be thousands of meters.

According to Cohen, the effective range of this gun is 800 meters. According to calculations, the simulated ballistic trajectory should be three-quarters, 600 meters.

But enough.

Sano narrowed his eyes, through the black sunglasses and the magnification of the sniper scope, through hundreds of meters of wind and rain, aimed at the blurred target figure.

Sano moved the muzzle of the gun slightly, so that the trajectory of the ballistic was facing the figure's head.

However, while Sano was holding his breath, the Gin and Jiu people beside him had lost interest.

...Because even a layman like Vodka who has not had much experience with sniping can see that Sano's sniping action is unprofessional.

The pursuit of sniper rifles is distance and accuracy, and the recoil is not 01:30 than pistols.

In addition to this, the slight error of the sniper when aiming will also become the result of a slight difference and a thousand miles of loss as the distance increases.

Therefore, in order to reduce the error as much as possible, snipers often choose to lie on the ground and use the ground for support. No matter how bad it is, they must find a stable enough one.

Isn't it just a joke to hold it with your hands like Sano?
From Sano getting the gun, to putting on the sunglasses, to posing, the whole process took only a little over ten seconds. The few people who had been hesitant about his sniper skills suddenly became a little disappointed and speechless .

"boom!"

Accompanied by the sound of gunfire, Sano subconsciously took a step back from the recoil, and this scene also made Qin Jiu and the others show expressions of "it really is so".

what.

Sano himself was also stunned for a moment.

...forgot to rule out the effects of recoil.

In this way, even if I aimed the ballistic trajectory at the target, I'm afraid I wouldn't hit it.

Sano couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed for a moment, this wave of cups failed and he lost another person, tsk...

But just when Sano himself, Qin Jiu and the others thought that the shot would miss the target, the silhouette of a human figure that appeared after the storm disappeared was startling...well, everyone except Sano.

"Hit, hit!?"

Vodka screamed in disbelief, making Chianti beside him unable to help but widen his eyes.

"how can that be!?"

"Six hundred yards static shooting, one shot kill, still in that environment, with that posture..."

Cohen muttered to himself.

hit?
Hearing what the three of them said, Sano also looked at the silhouette in surprise... Unfortunately, he couldn't see anything clearly.

It's just that it shouldn't be, it's obviously shaking so much when shooting, how could it be...

Suddenly, Sano had a guess in his mind.

In fact, it stands to reason that it is absolutely impossible for a bullet to have an absolutely accurate trajectory.

Whether it is the environment, the performance and state of the firearm, or the preparation of the sniper before aiming, it will have a certain impact on this so-called "ballistic", and the coefficient of this impact is difficult to calculate with data.

Otherwise, humans can use technological means to create a ballistic simulator with an effect similar to that of sniper sunglasses for use by snipers.

...Of course, it may indeed be possible to make it, but the "ballistic" will most likely become wider and wider as the distance increases, which is not practical.

It's better to let snipers rely on their own skills and the feeling they have honed over the years.

Sano's sniper sunglasses are more accurate in this respect because they are non-technical products, so that they can reach a level of "predicting the future".

It's just that in Sano's original guess, this "prediction" should have taken into account the performance of firearms, distance length, and environmental factors.

Now it seems that in addition to this, Sano's technology, or his own state, is also used as a reference factor in the calculation?

To put it bluntly, it was the trajectory of the ballistic that Sano saw just before he fired the shot. In fact, it was the trajectory of the ballistic that he should have had when he took a step back due to the impact of the recoil.

...If this is the case, wouldn't Sano be promoted to the world's top level sniper in one fell swoop?
No, even if it is only better than static shooting, then it is directly the strongest in the world, and it is still a lot stronger than the second one?
God-defying artifact, this is it?
Sano was full of surprise.

Of course, this is just speculation, and we have to try a few more times.

"Cohen, try again."

As soon as Sano said the words, Gin Jiu had already stepped in front of the projector.

After some operations, the ground under Sano's feet suddenly began to rise, until it reached a height of more than ten meters, and tall buildings were projected around it.

... Another new feature that I have never seen before. It seems that my exploration of organizing equipment is not deep enough.

Sano murmured in his heart.

"Static fire from 650 yards."

Qin Jiu coldly reported the relevant information about the simulated sniping, but what he didn't say was that he had specially selected this environment.

Light, field of view, wind speed, and weather are all the best conditions that can be achieved in outdoor sniping.

This is the standard that snipers like to use to compare their technical level. In other words, it is also the best way to test the specific technical level of a sniper.

Sano raised his eyebrows and didn't reply. He just pulled the bolt and continued to adopt the same aiming posture as before.

...It was just Sano's carelessness last time. Although the recoil of the sniper rifle is indeed greater than that of a pistol, he has the blessing of a superhuman effect.

It's just that under the watchful eyes of Gin and Jiu, Sano stared for a long time but failed to shoot, which immediately caused them to frown.

What's going on here?
It's true that it takes time to prepare for a sniper aim... But Sano's posture doesn't look like he's preparing, but like... looking for something?
In the sky, Sano was indeed frantically looking for a target.

...Fucking things, I only rely on the sniper scope to find them, and I can't even see where the target is.

Sano leaned on the sniper scope to scan back and forth between the projected buildings, but found that it might not be possible to find Tianming with this efficiency.

But if you remove the sniper scope and use your eyes to search in a large area, all you see is pitch black, let alone find it.

In desperation, Sano pulled off the sniper sunglasses and prepared to search in a presbyopic manner.

In this way, it shouldn't be "blind" anymore, right?
...Unfortunately, it seems that within the judgment of the system, this is still "wearing" the sunglasses, and Sano is still in a state of blindness.

In this regard, Sano could only go one step further and take off the sunglasses directly, and then regained his normal field of vision. After quickly locking the general direction and position of the target, he put on the sunglasses again, and successfully found the target with the help of the sniper scope. Target silhouette.

And Sano's operation made the four people below frown even tighter.

If the other party's act of taking off the sunglasses is singled out, several people may still feel that Sano was affected by the pair of sunglasses, so they plan to take them off and concentrate on going all out, but if you add the previous "finding things" "Behavior, and finally put on the sunglasses again.

A wonderful guess was produced.

That is, Sano was indeed influenced by the sunglasses, but this influence was greater than imagined...and outrageous.

A "top sniper" who can hit a target at a distance of [-] yards in a stormy environment can't even see where the target is because of a pair of sunglasses? ?

Of course, this may not be more outrageous.

What's even more outrageous is that since the influence of sunglasses is so great, why does the other party insist on wearing these sunglasses?
Regarding this question, the first reaction of Gin and Jiu was almost all - to pretend.

But then I felt that such unreasonable "pretentious" behavior was a bit unacceptable, so a deeper thought popped up again, that is——

The reason why the other party "pretends" like this is that they are "imitating" behaviors under the influence of a certain factor.

It's like the organization's rules and regulations have never stipulated that members must wear black clothes, but since the members were all dressed in black at the beginning, the later members also began to subconsciously imitate and follow the example of their predecessors.

Especially for Gin, there were earlier examples of "using Bomb Sano and turning into a Bomb Maniac", so I felt that this guess was correct.

...And let's talk about who is the culprit behind Sano's current imitation behavior.

It seemed that there was actually one person present.

Gin and Chianti Vodka looked at Cohen subconsciously.

Honest Cohen looked left and right, and suddenly touched his "sunglasses" in embarrassment.

"Hey, these are my goggles..."

...But the problem is that Sano doesn't know that these are goggles.

Gin and Chianti didn't say much, and looked away.

Only Vodka's eyes hidden behind the sunglasses gradually became a little weird.

Reminiscent of Sano's question about his sunglasses in the afternoon, Vodka suddenly had a guess that made his heart tremble-could he have his own share of the pot?
No way, no way, how could Sano imitate someone with low presence like himself, hehe...

Vodka laughed dryly in his heart, and comforted himself, but after two seconds, he silently moved two steps away from Gin.

"boom!"

At the same time that Gin and the others had completed a brainstorming session, Sano on the lifting platform had already pulled the trigger.

With the disappearance of the projection, the silhouette of a human figure emerged, confirming that Sano was killed by another single blow in this simulated sniping.

"Amazing……"

Chianti gave out admiration with bright eyes.

If Sano hit the target at a distance of 650 yards in a stormy environment before, Chianti might still be a little dissatisfied, but this time the opponent hit again in a perfect environment of [-] yards, she has already recognized the opponent.

Among other things, at least when it comes to static shooting, the opponent is undoubtedly a top sniper whose sniper skills are not inferior to himself and Cohen, and even slightly better!
(End of this chapter)