Delta: My operators are from League of Legends

Chapter 2 Engineer Caitlin

Name: Caitlin

Nickname: Piltover Policewoman

Operator Type: Engineering Operator

Passive Skill: Headshot - Every time you hit an enemy twice in any part of their body, the next attack, regardless of the part hit, will be considered a headshot.

Tactical Item 1: Peacekeeper - Allows for a shot that penetrates walls one second after use. Cooldown is ten seconds.

Tactical Item 2: Yordle Trap - Sets a trap that, when triggered by an enemy, prevents them from moving or using movement abilities for five seconds and reveals them. During the trap's duration, your first attack on an enemy, regardless of the hit location, is considered a headshot. Cooldown is 30 seconds, and a maximum of two traps can be active simultaneously.

Special Equipment: Let the Bullets Fly - Carefully Prepared for a Perfect Strike. Extends the effective range of the currently used weapon by 20 meters, increases muzzle velocity by 100 meters per second, and increases base damage for 10 seconds. Furthermore, the next hit from this weapon, regardless of the target area, is considered a headshot. Cooldown: 90 seconds.

Although he didn't quite understand, Yang Feiqi felt that this operator was pretty good after reading the operator's introduction.

Although there's no smoke or mobility skill, all skill points are allocated to offense.

However, he remembered that Caitlyn from Piltover actually had a dash ability in League of Legends, so why did she lose it in Delta Force?

Is it going to be unlocked later or will it be removed altogether?

But I can't think about that much now.

As the helicopter began its slow descent to the ground, the pilot delivered his final words to Yang Feiqi.

"Dam Zero is fraught with danger. All operators, reconfirm the mission objectives, complete the mission, pay attention to changes in the location of high-value supplies, engage, search, and evacuate."

Dam Zero is quite dangerous; the map is full of potato mines, and you could be ambushed anywhere you go.

However, Yang Feiqi was not afraid this time.

Because this was his first time entering the map, according to what the school had taught him, the Delta system would not assign other real players to anyone entering the map for the first time.

In the entire map of Dam Zero, besides the players, there are only system-generated bots.

Once a player successfully finds an extraction point to retreat, they are officially considered a tomb raider.

However, something that Yang Feiqi found strange was...

If there are no other real players on the map, you should search the map thoroughly on your first visit and collect enough supplies before leaving.

However, the textbooks issued by the school clearly state that everyone should avoid entering resource-rich areas where people and machines congregate when entering the map for the first time.

If you are born in a cement factory, military camp, east or west wing of the administration building, visitor center, or similar locations.

All tomb raiders who enter the map need to leave these places as soon as possible, enter the wild, resource-scarce, and open areas, and then find an evacuation point along the road.

The helicopter had already landed by then.

Yang Feiqi flipped himself off the helicopter.

While the helicopter was evacuating, Yang Feiqi looked around and realized that he was very unlucky, as he had been born in the second position at the cement plant.

The No. 2 cement plant is located at the westernmost edge of the No. 0 dam. Although one can enter the military camp by following the pipeline area or by passing through the cement construction site to enter the cement plant.

But in a normal match, by the time you get there, the first-position players who spawned on both sides have already taken their positions, putting you at a disadvantage no matter how you engage in a gunfight.

Fortunately, no other players entered the map this time.

Yang Feiqi planned to follow his usual gaming habits: first enter the cement factory, and then search the entire map along the way.

After all, it's unlikely that a single player will ever have the luxury of monopolizing an entire map again.

Yang Feiqi soon found out why the textbooks explicitly stated not to enter resource-rich areas.

Da da da da!

Just as he stepped out of the birth point and before he even entered the construction site, he heard a burst of rapid gunfire.

If he hadn't ducked down in time, he probably would be dead by now.

Watching the countless bullets flying overhead, Yang Feiqi had only one question in his mind: Wasn't it supposed to be that there were no other players? Where did this intense firepower come from?

He scrambled to hide behind a rock, peeking out from a small spot.

He discovered that the five Asara minion drones that were originally stationed at the cement construction site had now formed a formation and were firing at him as they surrounded him.

Now he understands why the textbooks told them to stay away from resource-rich areas with many soldiers.

The minions in this world are comparable to the minions in Delta Force Season 100 before he transmigrated. They not only have a high desire to attack, but they also know how to cooperate with each other!

Players entering the game for the first time with the basic recruit equipment voucher will find it really difficult to win!

Fortunately, Yang Feiqi was armed with a level 3 sniper rifle. These soldiers generally wore level 2 helmets or level 3 helmets with insufficient durability; a headshot was all it took to take one soldier down.

Yang Feiqi first threw a Yordle trap a little in front of his hiding place to prevent any minions from rushing over to him.

He then found a crevice in the rocks, lay down, and stuck the gun barrel out.

This position is safe enough, but it's not enough to aim at the soldiers' heads.

No problem, Yang Feiqi still remembers the Piltover Policewoman's passive skill.

A headshot will occur every two hits to any part of the enemy's body.

So he swung his sniper rifle, aimed the muzzle at the leg of one of Assara's soldiers, and pulled the trigger.

A gunshot rang out.

The bullet struck one of Asara's soldiers in the leg shortly after it left the ground.

In real life, if someone is hit by a sniper rifle, even just in the leg, they would likely be immediately incapacitated.

However, in the Delta, hitting the legs causes the least damage; not only does it reduce health, it also doesn't break the opponent's armor.

A single shot to the leg with a bare R93 only deals 24 damage, which doesn't do much damage to this Asara soldier.

But it's alright.

Yang Feiqi then fired another shot.

At this point, the condition of hitting the enemy's body part twice has been met, and Yang Feiqi's passive ability has been activated.

With the next shot, regardless of where the opponent hits, it will be considered a headshot.

But Yang Feiqi suddenly became less anxious.

The five soldiers who came to flank were somewhat out of position, with the two in front and the three behind.

His previous two shots hit Asara, the second soldier.

At this moment, he needed to wait quietly for Asara, the soldier at the front, to come over.

Soon, Asara, the soldier wearing only a simple level 2 helmet, walked up to the rock where Yang Feiqi was hiding.

Yang Feiqi didn't hesitate at all and immediately began to aim.

The moment Asara's body appeared, he pulled the trigger without hesitation.

The bullet spun as it left the barrel and struck Asara's arm directly.

The once-fierce Asara soldier, the moment his arm was hit by a bullet, suddenly had his head snap back and fell to the ground, turning into a loot box.