Marvel's Outlaws

"Lux, get ready!" Joey still stood in the center of the shooting range, and then ordered Lux ​​to release twenty small drones.

This small drone uses four propeller blades and flies directly into the shooting range from the passage. It immediately surrounds Joey in the middle and then waits for Joey's order.

"Flying without rules!" Joey said.

Lux reacted quickly, and in an instant it seemed like twenty flies were surrounding Joey, "Buzz..." Joey did not act immediately, but began to feel the flight trajectories of these drones.

After the conclusion, Joey determined the key points of gun fighting. The first point was of course shooting. This was no problem for him. The shooting accuracy of the pistol was extremely accurate.

The second point is to master the movement of the target. There is not much room for one-on-one gun fighting, but the real power lies in defeating many with one.

The third point is the action mode. After mastering the target, there is always a sequence for how to shoot the target, and this sequence depends on the threat level of the target, which involves mental arithmetic of measurement.

Mental arithmetic includes one's own physical qualities such as strength, speed, flexibility, etc., as well as the opponent's strength. This is the second genetic lock, which is convenient after developing the brain.

The human body has the ability to self-regulate. Of course, this is a passive attribute and is not under the control of humans themselves, but it is limited by human needs. Joey himself has a high need for fighting, so with the opening of the second gene lock, the development of his brain is inclined towards fighting.

The regional division of the brain is very complex, which is also related to personal talent. Everyone has their own strengths, and the key lies in people's exploration of their own strengths.

For example, Michael Jordan is a king in basketball and a bat in baseball. Joey understands this very well. The system may have chosen him for this reason!

Joey began to understand, but he still didn't shoot. It was not that he couldn't bear to part with these drones. Shooting was not what he urgently needed to do. On the contrary, the consistency and smoothness of the movements were the key.

Frank Castle felt very speechless when he watched Joey's movements. He had watched it for two weeks, but he still couldn't understand what Joey was training. He couldn't even understand it even when he pulled Matt Murdock along to watch it.

During the past two weeks, Joey's movements were very slow at first. It was clear that the muzzle of the gun was pointed at the moving target, but he still did not fire.

This was still the case, but Joey's movements now looked pleasing to the eye, which made him even more incomprehensible.

Joey's movements are not fast, although they are not slow either, but the movements between stretches, movements, and turns are smooth, smooth, and even graceful.

Joey used all his senses to firmly lock onto the twenty targets around him. Once his body movements unfolded, the gunmen with both guns were always aimed at the target. Although they switched back and forth, there was always a target at the position where the muzzles were pointing. exist.

Frank Custer understood clearly this action that combined shooting and physical skills, but he didn't understand why it was so troublesome. He had seen Joey's shooting skills before, and there was no problem with the pistol. It was extremely accurate.

But other firearms are much worse. Joey naturally also practices other firearms, but without long-term high pressure, he cannot use stabilizer such as chp4, so the effect progresses much slower.

"Bang..." Joey finally fired, and this time he fired continuously. "Bang, bang..." The movements kept coming, and the gunshots continued. Every time he fired, a drone was hit and then fell down. , scrapped directly.

"Bah bang bang..." One after another fell down continuously, and all twenty drones were scrapped in the blink of an eye.

Joey stopped moving and wiped the tiny beads of sweat on his forehead with his hands. He was really sweating. The action lasted for more than two hours before he fired. If he didn't shoot, the drone would have no power. .

"Huh..." nodded with satisfaction. Although there is still a long way to go before he can succeed in gun fighting, he is already very satisfied with the current situation. The speed of the drone is not fast, it can even be said to be slow.

At the same time, the reaction speed when receiving Lux's instructions is not fast, which is a cheap result.

Fortunately, the quantity is guaranteed. After Joey took a break, he was ready to start increasing the quantity.

"Joey, what are you going to do again?" Frank Custer finally couldn't hold it back and asked.

"Gun fighting, this is the name I gave to this shooting method. It is suitable for fighting one against many. Of course, this is designed based on my own characteristics. You can't learn it." Joey said with a smile.

"Damn it, who wants to learn it? Your movements are like a woman dancing, how can I possibly learn it?"

"That's why you are wrong. Weapons and combat have the same characteristic. The more beautiful something is, the more powerful it is. If you don't believe me, you can check it out. Is the appearance of the weapon getting more and more beautiful?"

"Huh?" Frank Custer seemed to have thought of something, and hurriedly went to check, asking Lux to list the pictures of the weapons he needed to see. It seemed that he had discovered a new world, and Frank Custer was very happy with it.

Joey rested for a while and continued his training, this time adding ten more, bringing the total number to thirty.

But Joey fired directly this time. Unless his movements were interrupted, which meant that his movements were not smooth enough and his rhythm was wrong, he would not stop. Changing the magazine has also become a focus. He uses the system space to directly summon a new full magazine, but how to replace it is also a problem.

Directly discarding the empty magazine and then waving it violently with both hands is one method, but it can easily disrupt your rhythm. It is best to feed the magazine directly into the gun, but this requires practice and cooperation with the system.

Even though the system is an intelligent system, it is not Joey's brain. Brainwave training can be used between the two, but the reaction speeds of the two are inconsistent. The system's reaction speed is faster, but Joey's brain can't keep up. At the same time, the reaction speed of the human brain is not fixed.

This requires tacit understanding. For the first time, Joey found that he also needed to develop a tacit understanding with the system. This was something he had ignored in the past. He regarded the system as a tool, but now it seems that this is not the case.

Joey reflected on his past negligence, but he was alone. There were no other Super Dimension Men to share his experience with. He could only start over again bit by bit according to his own feelings. It was not too late. Let’s start with gun fighting.

In this way, Joey devoted himself more to the training. Although his fixed rhythm was often interrupted due to coordination problems, Joey never tired of it. In his first live-fire training, he consumed more than 700 drones.