Chapter 759: The Trip to Wu County!

A flicker of surprise crossed Yan Hongyi’s eyes. The way the girl held the gun, her shooting stance, her focused gaze—it was all incredibly familiar to her. It was exactly like her younger brother, Yan Aohan. Not everyone could mimic Yan Aohan’s style, and while similarities existed, Yan Hongyi was certain this girl’s demeanor was nearly identical to her brother’s.

Did Zhu Yanyi know Yan Aohan? Or had Yan Aohan taught her? But given her brother’s nature, he usually kept a great distance from girls. Would he patiently teach a girl to shoot? And judging by Zhu Yanyi’s skill, she must have been training for a long time. Yan Hongyi’s mind was filled with confusion. Then she remembered Yan Aohan’s words. Could this girl be related to the woman Yan Aohan liked? If so, it would explain everything. Perhaps Yan Aohan liked her relative, and out of love for that person, he taught her marksmanship. Yan Hongyi felt she had finally found the answer.

Zhu Yanyi aimed again at the bottle twenty meters away. Her finger twitched slightly. Bang. Puff. The bottle at twenty meters shattered into pieces once more.

Zhu Yanyi smiled, satisfied. Although the result was expected, seeing it happen still made her happy.

Next was fifty meters. Zhu Yanyi had already locked onto the bottle with her spiritual power. After two shots, she had familiarized herself with the gun’s performance, so this shot felt particularly easy. To the onlookers, she seemed much more relaxed than before, and her preparation time was shorter. Watching the bottle shatter again, a satisfied smile appeared on Zhu Yanyi’s face.

“The next one is one hundred meters. Are you confident?” Yan Hongyi decided to curry favor with the ‘family’ of Yan Aohan’s ‘life partner’. He felt being an older brother was hard work; he even had to help his brother please his partner’s family.

Zhu Yanyi didn’t understand why Yan Hongyi was suddenly so enthusiastic, but she answered with a smile: “It’s okay. I’m used to the gun’s weight now, so one hundred meters should be no problem.”

She raised the gun, aimed at the bottle one hundred meters away, fired, and lowered the weapon. The fluid motion looked even smoother coming from her, and her posture was sharp and heroic. Of course, this was only true if one ignored the shocked expressions of the military instructors watching nearby.

“Your movements are good. It seems you’ve learned sniping,” Yan Hongyi said. She was actually testing her. She knew her brother was a prodigy; any gun became a toy in his hands, including sniper rifles. Yan Aohan even integrated sniper techniques into standard shooting stances, which Zhu Yanyi had just demonstrated.

Zhu Yanyi shrugged slightly. “Hmm, I did learn a few things. But when I learned, it was mainly to get used to the size and weight of the guns.”

She didn’t say much, but Yan Hongyi could sense that Zhu Yanyi’s background was not simple. Learning sniping was not something ordinary people could do. Even if Zhu Yanyi had no relation to Yan Aohan, she must have powerful backing.

“So, have you mastered sniping?” Yan Hongyi asked, a sharp glint in his eyes.