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Let's go back to one minute ago. After spending seven or eight hours on the observation deck, Jack actually wanted to shoot the moment he saw Vasilyev appear in the sight. The problem was that there were too many trucks and buses passing by on the viaduct today.

The sniper position that Frank chose for him was extremely hidden except that the distance was a little too far. If it was any higher, he would not be able to see the situation in the room clearly, and if it was any lower, it would be blocked by the guardrails on the overpass and the passing vehicles.

The current position is just right. Except for extremely tall double-decker buses and container trucks that will affect the bullet's route, ordinary cars are just out of reach.

Like the previous raids in Paris, Jack did not carry a radio and relied entirely on pre-agreed signals.

This is actually very easy to understand. No matter how useless the French security department is, it is still one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and is ultimately a state apparatus.

The weapons and ammunition Frank had provided were all the inventory equipment he had stored in the safe house, so there was no need to worry about being traced later. However, it was different with communication tools. It was not certain that they would be found once they were checked, but it was easy for someone to follow the clues.

Jack was actually more curious about what Frank had said about the timing of action. This guy said that someone would help provide wind speed markers, and that he would naturally know when the time came.

Jack didn't understand why Frank was so secretive about such an important matter, and he didn't think that apart from a guy like himself, who could accurately hit a target 2 kilometers away through a busy overpass.

Although the height of most vehicles does not affect the path of the bullet, the airflow caused by the passing vehicle will, and this unstable airflow is impossible to judge.

Just as Jack was thinking this, a container truck passing by on the viaduct suddenly lost control and crashed directly into the guardrail in the middle of the road. The driver reacted quickly and turned the steering wheel sharply, narrowly avoiding the oncoming vehicle.

At the same time, a car in the opposite lane that did not have time to brake also swerved its steering wheel, scraping the rear of the truck and crashing into the lane it was coming from.

Fortunately, due to the dense traffic and low speeds on both sides, both vehicles only had a slight collision. However, the consequences were serious. The two cars and the guardrails they knocked open blocked the two-way lanes, and the traffic on the entire viaduct was suddenly paralyzed.

As if receiving some signal, at the same time as the car accident happened, a small yellow balloon slowly rose in the park. Coincidentally, a red balloon also appeared behind the viaduct.

Seeing two small balloons floating up into the sky with the wind and entering Jack's sight, he couldn't help but exclaim in his heart, this old agent Frank is really awesome, he has considered everything, and then pulled the trigger.

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"Guard! Guard! There's a sniper!"

When Anna reacted, she found that Chenkov had already knocked down Vasiliev who was opposite her, and at the same time shouted loudly for the guards.

Vasiliev was not dead yet, his legs were still twitching slightly, and there was a big hole from his left shoulder collarbone to his neck. Blood was spurting everywhere, even onto Anna's face.

The girl suddenly couldn't help wanting to laugh, the corners of her mouth curled up slightly, but then quickly retracted, returning to her usual cold self.

She quickly took the first aid kit from the cabinet next to her, found the gauze from it and pressed it hard on Vasilyev's wound.

But such a wound was obviously not something that could be treated with just two layers of gauze. Vasilyev's neck was almost only half left, his left carotid artery was directly missing a section, his trachea was also broken, and one could even clearly see the white spine exposed to the air.

With such injuries, let alone rescue, even if there was a team of surgical experts on the scene, it would be impossible to save Vasilyev from the hands of death.

Anna's action was more like confirming whether the injury was fatal enough than rescuing the patient.

Everything that happened next became blurry again. Anna felt as if she was watching a movie that had nothing to do with her. People kept appearing and disappearing in front of her, and the surroundings were filled with all kinds of panicked shouts or harsh scolding.

She even saw herself in a trance, with blood all over her face and body, standing there stupidly in a daze, as if everything here had nothing to do with her.

"Anna? Anna!"

Chenkov held the girl's shoulders and shook her vigorously, "Calm down, the general wants to see you."

"General? Isn't the general dead?" Anna came back to her senses and subconsciously glanced at the body on the ground. Two military attachés from the embassy in military uniforms were covering the body with a white cloth.

"It's General Petrovna. She just received the news and rushed to the embassy." Chenkov's eyes were a little suspicious, because Anna's distraught behavior at this moment did not seem like that of a professional action agent.

However, he did not have time to think about anything at this time, because while they were talking, another military officer appeared in front of the two of them with several guards and directly took out two pairs of handcuffs.

Compared to Chenkov's uneasiness, Anna stretched out her hands calmly. She knew that her mission had been completed and she would soon become a dead person.

Anna's mission was completed, but Jack's was not. He was running for his life at this time. He clearly saw through the 16x scope that Vasilyev was hit by a bullet, so he began to dismantle the gun quickly.

The structure of "TAC-50" is not complicated. The buttstock and the floating barrel at the front can be easily disassembled, including the bipod below.

The sniper rifle that had completed its mission was quickly disassembled into a pile of parts. Jack picked up the small blanket on the ground, wrapped the parts up and stuffed them into his backpack.

Then he put on gloves and began to dismantle the sound traps that had been set at several entrances. Finally, he grabbed the dust that had been collected nearby and began to sprinkle it.

After doing all this, Jack tiptoed back out of the observation deck. At this time, an electric golf cart drove up to him, and the driver was Brian wearing a sun hat.

Jack took the hat he handed him and put it on before jumping into the car. The golf cart went around a horse farm and onto the paved road, heading towards the Seine River west of the park.

Behind the two men, a thick smoke rushed into the sky. The fire was not on the observation deck where Jack had fired the shot, but on the small clock tower less than one kilometer away from the embassy.

It is true that there are FSB agents stationed there, but that doesn't stop Brian from pretending to be a tourist and taking some small gifts with him to take a look around.

This was a trick Jack came up with to confuse the target. After all, the observation deck was too far away from the small clock tower, and normally no one would think of it as a sniping point.

So Jack designed a double insurance plan, attracting the FSB's attention to the small clock tower, thus buying time for their retreat.

Secondly, if the other party really fell for it and focused the investigation there, by the time they realized what was happening, the observation deck that had been rebuilt would have long since disappeared without any trace.

There are quite a lot of cruise ships on the Seine River in autumn. Jack and Brian did not go downstream, but went upstream. Like ordinary tourists, they commented on the buildings on both sides of the river from time to time.

When passing by the Eiffel Tower, Jack took out his camera and took a lot of pictures. In this world, such landmark buildings should be kept as a souvenir, because one day you may never see them again.