A Scientific Urban Detective

Because of the frequent and rapid switching between "bullet time" and normal time, Lin Wuming experienced intense physiological discomfort.

Fortunately, the enemy in front of him couldn't react at the level of "bullet time."

So, even though Lin Wuming decided to waste some time, this guy in front of him was still standing there blankly, waiting for him to continue his attack.

However, this man seemed to be wearing body armor or some other protective gear, probably the heavy firepower specialist in the enemy team, making him quite tough to fight.

Lin Wuming's psychic block slammed into him, but it didn't have the desired effect. Instead, the bounced launcher caused him a moment of panic.

With the same output, physical "ammunition" is more powerful than pure psychic blocks.

Lin Wuming noted this rule.

Taking a moment, he looked at the bullet that had been reflected back, shattering the window of another building a hundred meters away. It was unclear whether it hit the sniper.

Lin Wuming quickly estimated in his mind and found that the destructive power of the bullet after he reflected it was no weaker than when it was originally fired.

This undoubtedly further proved Lin Wuming's judgment.

He can't simply use psychic blocks to attack!

What around him could be used as "ammunition"? Lin Wuming looked around.

But at this moment, the enemy in front of him had reorganized and pulled a short-barreled submachine gun from his bag.

Seeing this, Lin Wuming immediately raised his hand and waved.

This was an instinctive action in a moment of desperation, but it was also the best auxiliary action to trigger his superpower.

A horizontal force of psychic power knocked the enemy's gun barrel aside, and a string of bullets all went astray and hit the flower bed.

Firearms were always a deadly threat, and Lin Wuming decided to use his psychic ability to seize the gun.

But at the moment he took action, he suddenly changed his mind.

The submachine gun didn't fly out of his hand; the strong man flew up along with the gun in his hand.

Lin Wuming suddenly remembered that his psychic ability could lift at least half a ton of mass.

In that case, why bother looking for other "ammunition"? He could directly use the earth and walls as weapons.

After solving another enemy in this way, Lin Wuming didn't bother interrogating him and simply knocked him unconscious.

Because new enemies were constantly coming.

The sniper shot from just now seemed to have signaled the enemy's all-out attack.

More enemies emerged from hiding places from all directions.

Knowing how powerful Lin Wuming was, the barrage of bullets from their submachine guns arrived before they did.

Using "bullet time" and the propulsion of his psychic ability, Lin Wuming slid across the ground in a skating posture, dodging all the bullets by a hair's breadth while simultaneously launching a counterattack.

One enemy after another fell to the ground without warning, head first, cracking their heads and bleeding.

Almost every second, an enemy was knocked down. After just over ten seconds, it was quiet around him, with not a single figure still standing.

It wasn't that the 'Hunter' of the Dark Side organization was too weak, but that Lin Wuming's movements were too fast.

Lin Wuming, who frequently entered "bullet time," might not have realized it subjectively, but in reality, in the eyes of the enemies, his movements were clean, efficient, and terrifyingly fast.

Like a battle-hardened warrior, or rather... a fighting machine!

After all, "Hunters" couldn't compare to "warriors," and coupled with the invisible psychic ability Lin Wuming used, it was even more difficult to defend against.

Lin Wuming himself didn't feel anything, but the sniper observing the entire battle from a distance was shocked and angry.

"Hunters" wasn't a particularly large Dark Side organization to begin with; including himself, there were only twenty or so official members. Now, in order to complete this mission, they had already lost most of them.

"The intelligence is wrong. Judging from his performance, this kid isn't just a newly awakened Level 3 esper, but a fully developed and trained Level 4 great esper!" The sniper was the leader and commander of the "Hunters," but at this time, he had no intention of continuing the mission, and even abandoned the idea of rescuing his subordinates.

Although they were professional "Hunters," the upper limit of the mission targets they accepted was Level 3. As for higher-level Level 4 great espers, they were simply not the kind of characters that an Dark Side organization of their level could handle.

According to the contract, if the target was Level 4, they had the right to refuse to carry out the mission and could even demand compensation from the employer for the intelligence error.

"Retreat, retreat immediately. The target is Level 4, the intelligence is wrong, the operation is canceled!" The leader immediately issued an order, stopping the remaining subordinates from continuing to throw their lives away.

As for those who had already been knocked down and were unconscious around the target... they could only blame their bad luck.

The Dark Side "Hunters" was originally such an organization. The members inside were not good people, so don't expect these "comrades" to risk their lives to rescue you.

The "Hunters" had already decided to cancel the mission and give up.

But Lin Wuming didn't know these things. In his view, today's battle was far from over, and might even have just begun.

After all, he didn't know the specific size of the enemy, only that they were a "large-scale" Dark Side organization.

According to Lin Wuming's understanding of Dark Side organizations, they were basically divided into two models: one was the "small and refined" type, such as "School," "Item," "Personnel," "Group," and "Ghoul Squad," where the real core formal members were only four or five people, basically high-level espers or other experts with a skill; the others were subordinate organizations recruited from armed non-esper groups, which could be ignored in actual combat.

The other was scaled-up troops such as "Hound Squad," "Electromagnetic Squad," and "Punishment Squad." There were very few espers among their members, and the main members were adults. The organizational structure was similar to that of a guard force, and could be regarded as a gray or dark version of a guard force.

Since it was called a "troop," as the name suggests, the scale of the second type of Dark Side organization was naturally also at the "troop" level, with at least three digits in number.

In Lin Wuming's view, the "Hunter" organization attacking him at this time belonged to the second type of Dark Side organization—no espers, but a group of adult soldiers equipped with various firearms.

In that case, Lin Wuming naturally didn't think they were just these dozen or so people.

The enemy's main force might be behind—the enemy is in the dark and I am in the light, Lin Wuming must think about the problem in this way...

"No, there is still a lack of necessary intelligence." Lin Wuming pressed his forehead, distressed. "Why haven't the guard forces arrived yet?"

The cell phone still had no signal, and Lin Wuming couldn't help but become anxious.

Looking at the enemies lying on the ground, Lin Wuming suddenly thought—might their cell phones or other communication devices have a signal?

So, he immediately began to search their bodies.