Dual Snipers, Fire Coverage

Chen Zizhou, a third-generation immigrant, joined the Vana Private Military Company at the age of 20 to support his younger sister through medical school. Alyona, a girl from Yekaterinburg, set out on the same road in the same year to repay a loan for her younger brother. Partners for five years, they are the deadliest combination on the battlefield - he is the shooter who pulls the trigger, and she is the eye who calculates ballistics. From the eighty-two-day siege of Maripol to the ambush on the Northern Donetsk Highway; from the two hundred and ninety-three days in the ruins of Bamut, to the armored hedging in the wheat fields of Zaporozhye; from the underground passage network in Afka to the homeland defense on the Kurk border. Four years and four months, seven battles, and one hundred and eighty-seven life-and-death battles. The war wore away their warmth as humans, but welded their lives together. The ceasefire agreement was read over the radio three times and then stopped three times. Chen Zizhou asked: So what? Alyona raised her telescope: new light. The sky began to light up, and it was hard to tell whether it was the sunrise or the light of another explosion.