Chapter 937: 933 Chapter 937: 933 The longbow was drawn taut, and the bright arrowhead was coated with a dark sheen in the darkness.

The bowstring twanged, and the feathered arrow disappeared like a shooting star, its sharp tip penetrating flesh without any hesitation.

Guvas, searching through the woods, initially felt resistance in his calf. When he looked down, he realized that an arrow had completely pierced through his calf.

Ah, my leg has been nailed to the ground.

This thought flashed through Guvas’s mind, accompanied by intense pain!

Pain often doesn’t provide immediate feedback, as the body and consciousness are not always aligned, but once the brain catches up, the agony spreads faster than lightning!

Guvas’s face quickly reddened, veins bulging at his temples, feeling as if venomous centipedes were biting along his nerves, gnawing bit by bit.

He gasped sharply, stifling a shout.

Just as Guvas was about to alert his companions, Bi Fang had already shot a second arrow. Unfortunately, he was not as lucky this time.

The sharp arrow flew past Sisko’s arm, grazing it and drawing a spray of blood.

Sisko’s pupils contracted to pinpoints; he could almost feel the airflow stirred by the arrowhead.

Did it miss?

Bi Fang felt surprised, yet his hands didn’t stop moving. He positioned the third arrow in his tiger’s mouth without aiming, trusting his instincts to hit the mark every time.

When the third arrow flew, the other two finally reacted, diving in different directions.

But poor Chaman, not so fortunate, had barely leaped forward when an arrow pinned the burly man back to the ground.

Sisko hid behind a tree, glancing at the direction of the arrow in Guvas’s calf, and fired reflexively.

Bi Fang also chose to take cover behind a tree.

With Sisko’s cover, Grace executed several rolls and finally found shelter. Looking back, he saw that their team had been further weakened.

He couldn’t believe that the enemy had almost incapacitated two men with just three arrows!

Two arrows had pierced through the calves of Guvas and Chaman, and one had injured Sisko’s arm, all within less than two seconds!

Guvas pulled out a dagger, grabbed the arrow shaft in his calf, and sliced it off, attempting to flee but was spotted by Bi Fang, who drew his bow to full and drove an arrow straight into his opponent’s foot.

In an instant, Guvas realized his predicament, chose not to struggle, and began firing his submachine gun for cover.

Suddenly, the woods erupted with gunfire, filling the air with orange sparks.

The trees conveyed intense tremors.

Although bullets couldn’t penetrate the trees, their force was fully exerted on the trunks.

Using Bi Fang’s inability to leave cover, Chaman quickly cut off the arrow shaft while simultaneously helping Guvas break free; both limping, they took refuge behind cover.

With their teammates’ help, Sisko and Grace, still capable, began using cover to gradually advance.

A drone hidden in the woods recorded everything, leaving the audience aghast.

Who would have thought that a group of poachers would possess such fierce firepower, even submachine guns!

Just as Bi Fang seemed to be in a bind, everyone became anxious.

But then, Bi Fang made a move that no one had anticipated.

Bi Fang propped himself against a tree branch, slowly shifting backward. After moving back a meter, he drew another long arrow and aimed it at the tree trunk.

Many spectators switched their viewing angle to first-person, realizing they had seen correctly; Bi Fang was indeed targeting the tree trunk.

What is he trying to do?

Everyone was puzzled.

But soon, they would know.

Bi Fang once again drew the longbow taut and released the arrow!

The following scene shocked everyone.

After Bi Fang released the arrow, it surprisingly didn’t hit the tree trunk. Instead, it turned into a curved arc of light, bypassing the large tree and shooting through the forest.

The speed of the arrow was so fast that almost no one could see its path, but as the arrow was released, a scream echoed through the woods.

It hit!

It actually hit!

What’s happening? What in the world is happening?

An arrow turning corners–can you believe that?

[What the hell, how did Master Fang do that, how did he do it]
[Arrow Fighting Technique, it must be the Arrow Fighting Technique]
[So cool, really so cool!!!]
[This is magical, so incredible! I’m going crazy!]
[I couldn’t help but start shouting in the room, a god among gods!]
Sisko looked at the arrow that had completely pierced through his arm, letting out a cry of despair. It wasn’t the pain he couldn’t stand; it was that his hands were too important to him, given all his skills were in firearms.

Even Grace was stunned.

What did it mean for a sharpshooter’s arm to be completely pierced by an arrow?

Where did this arrow come from?

Under the cover of gunfire, he would swear on his life that the enemy hadn’t shown even a hint of themselves.

The gunfire, for a moment, actually ceased.

Bi Fang then slowly nocked a fifth arrow.

Gun fighting techniques may not exist, but Arrow Fighting Techniques certainly do!

By taking into account factors such as draw weight and arrow shaft flexibility, and adjusting the point of nocking as well as compressing the shaft, arrows with enough precision to turn could be shot.

Even the technique itself wasn’t difficult, the challenge was mastering the precision.

However, very few people would learn this skill as it was almost never needed; no competition would call for it, hunting animals needed only a step to avoid obstacles, and the arrow’s change in direction would reduce its speed and power. It was also useless on ancient battlefields, where there was almost no place for such tactics.

But there was one scenario in which it was useful–ranger shootouts!

When both parties were hiding behind cover, a turning arrow could deliver a winning blow.

This was the second reason why Bi Fang chose archery: besides silence, he could attack enemies hidden behind cover!

Before the ambush, Bi Fang knew the enemy’s gunfire was fierce.

One against four, plus being outgunned, he would likely be suppressed to the point he couldn’t show his face. To break the deadlock, he had to achieve the impossible!

As the gunfire paused, Bi Fang seized the opportunity to break out.

Guvas and Chaman, who had been severely wounded first, gradually started to lose their strength. Each arrow here had a blood groove, continuously bleeding and sapping energy.

Both were shot in the calf, their blood already pooling into a small puddle on the ground.

The sixth arrow flew out but unfortunately did not hit; taking advantage of the cover, they hid very well.

But Bi Fang still had seven arrows left, so he wasn’t in a hurry.

Finally, with the eighth arrow, Guvas’s shoulder was hit, weakening their firepower by another notch.

By this time, Chaman also had finally emptied the magazine in his weapon.

Now was the moment, Bi Fang drew his bow, and the ninth and tenth arrows flew out simultaneously towards Chaman and Grace.

Chaman couldn’t dodge in time and was pinned through the arm.

And the already terrified Grace immediately threw himself to the ground, rolling and crawling just in time to dodge the arrow.

But as he rolled over to look back, he saw a figure leap into the air above his head, blocking the soft moonlight. The moon cast a layer of silvery glow on the figure, casting a large shadow over Grace.