Team 2 Spirit Fox operator—if they were a conventional spec-ops unit—would have shed cold sweat from her forehead.
After all, simultaneous shots and dodging by luck was a rare event that could be composed into a legendary story.
Naturally, the pointman didn't evade the misfortune by luck. She had calculated her opponent's psychology and aiming point from the initial peek.
Only stupid ones would reappear from the same spot and align themselves directly in front of the opponent's muzzle.
Although so many calculations and tactics were involved in the short firefight, the operator didn't budge because they were extremely used to thinking under stress.
Particularly, the force-on-force drills and training honed their mentality and instilled automatism deep into their bones.
When you shoot at each other several times and get hurt physically, the pain merely instills a sense into the brain, allowing people to become aware long before they even think about it.
