Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Ming Chu mounted her sniper rifle. She didn’t force herself to hit any specific spot; as long as she could hit that adult Geocentric Pterosaur, it would be enough.
But Ming Chu’s standards for herself were too low.
When her hand-eye coordination was this good, hitting a giant bird was actually quite easy.
In any case, Ming Chu didn’t miss a single one of her three shots, and she drew aggro quite naturally.
Regarding this, Ming Chu patted Number 5: “Find a suitable spot, let’s slaughter it first.”
Number 5 chose a plaza. Before the motorcycle had even come to a complete stop, Ming Chu jumped off, raised her hand, and hurled the megaphone at it.
The damage wasn’t high, but the noise was immense.
The Geocentric Pterosaur had been charging toward the sound of the motorcycle, but affected by this noise, the entire monster was bewildered for a moment, allowing the motorcycle to escape.
It changed its target and lunged directly at Ming Chu.
Ming Chu, of course, wouldn’t go head-to-head with it.
Although Geocentric Pterosaurs were relatively light, a 5-meter-tall one wouldn’t be too light—at least a hundred pounds or so, right?
A hundred pounds of weight, crashing down from high altitude, combined with that weapon-like beak, actually punched a hole right into the concrete floor!
Ming Chu remembered that the small Geocentric Pterosaurs could barely dent the concrete, but this large one was like a lethal weapon.
But—