The armor Boris was wearing was a + 3 Black Steel Plate Armor.
In Feng Chou's hands, let alone + 3 weapons and armors, he even had quite a few + 4 weapons and armors. However, this was because his luck was good and he had made a fortune from the dead. It did not mean that + 3 weapons and armors were something that could be found on the streets.
In fact, a set of + 3 Black Steel Plate Armor cost more than ten thousand crowns. Even if a territorial knight lived frugally, it would take more than ten years to save up for one.
Even a mid-ranked mercenary would have to live frugally for many years to get his hands on such a set of armor.
The bullets from Feng Chou's rifle had the power of a rank 3 spell within a hundred meters. Such power couldn't guarantee that it could penetrate the + 3 Black Steel Plate Armor. That was because + 3 Black Steel Plate Armor was the combination of the armor's strength and + 3 spell's power. Its defense was actually much stronger than a rank 3 spell's power.
Even a Level-11 Warrior with a normal weapon would have a hard time penetrating the + 3 Black Steel Plate Armor.
Enchanted armor also needed enchanted weapons to deal with it.
A Level-7 or Level-8 Warrior with a + 3 weapon could easily penetrate the + 3 Black Steel Plate Armor.
If Feng Chou used this rifle to fire a + 3 enchanted bullet, it would be equivalent to a Level 11 Warrior using a + 3 level weapon. It would definitely be able to easily tear apart a + 3 level Black Steel Plate Armor.
At this moment, Feng Chou was already less than twenty meters away from Boris. The crosshairs of his rifle were already locked onto Boris' head. He was certain that even if he couldn't hit the gap in the armor, as long as he could hit any part of Boris' head, Boris would definitely die.
But at this moment, he hesitated.
Ever since he transmigrated, Feng Chou had killed many Bear Goblin, Gnolls, and other humanoid creatures. He had even killed a few tiger cubs with others, but he had never killed a human.
Looking at Boris who was seriously patrolling the camp, Feng Chou suddenly felt that he couldn't pull the trigger.
Feng Chou picked up the gun, put it down, picked it up again, put it down again, and did it again and again …
If he were asked to kill Hogan, Feng Chou believed that he would shoot without hesitation. His hands wouldn't even tremble. But to ask him to kill a stranger who had no enmity with him was really against the education and worldview that Feng Chou had received in the first half of his life.
Although Feng Chou had fused the memories of his previous life with Leo's soul, the thoughts of these two people could only affect him, not control him. His main personality was still that of an ordinary college student from his previous life.
After hesitating for a while, Feng Chou moved the muzzle down a few inches and aimed at Boris' chest, avoiding his heart, and pulled the trigger.
Of course, it was impossible to give up just like that. For today's trap, Feng Chou had racked his brains to get to this point. He would never give up just like that.
In a dilemma, Feng Chou could only use this method to seriously injure Boris but not kill him.
With a loud bang, Boris didn't even have time to react before he fell to the ground.
If Boris was a high-grade Rogue, with his high Dexterity and many reflexes, there would be a slight chance to avoid this shot. For a mid-grade Warrior, facing such a close shot, he was no different from an ordinary person.
After firing the gun, Feng Chou revealed himself from his invisible state.
This was the second shortcoming of the Invisibility spell. In order to hide the caster's whereabouts, the Invisibility spell actually formed a small boundary around the caster. This boundary was very fragile. Whether it was from the inside or the outside, once it received a relatively strong impact, it would break. When the boundary was broken, the Invisibility spell would naturally disappear.
The Rogue's Shadow Sneak had the same problem.
The loud noise suddenly woke up the whole camp. The first to discover Feng Chou was naturally the five soldiers on night watch and Hogan, who was patrolling on the other side of the camp.
Hogan looked at Feng Chou with a gun and Boris on the ground. He was shocked at first, then he looked deeply at Feng Chou and began to shout in panic.
He rushed to the tent of the four young knights and ordered the soldiers to attack Feng Chou in panic while calling the four young knights out to help.
Caesar's four squire knights rushed out of the tent one after another. After they rushed out of the tent, they saw a figure kneeling on one knee behind the bushes not far from the east of the camp. He was holding a strange flintlock in his hand. Gunshots rang out one after another. The soldiers who were rushing towards him fell to the ground one after another, unable to get up.
After seeing this scene, the four inexperienced young knights did not hesitate to draw their swords and rushed towards Feng Chou.
Seeing the four squire knights rush up, Hogan also rushed up behind them.
Feng Chou shot Redmond in the chest with a shot. At the same time, Hogan, who was at the back, chopped off the head of Kent, who was at the back of the group.
After the first shot hit Redmond, Feng Chou consecutively shot down another 5 soldiers who were crawling up from their mattresses beside the bonfire.
After slaying Kent, Hogan took a step forward, and sliced half of Brent's body open with his sword.
Although the four young knights were not weak, they were still young and did not have any wealth. Their elders controlled the wealth of their families, so naturally, they could not afford to buy expensive armor that cost more than 10,000 crowns. Therefore, the three of them were wearing + 2 black steel armor.
Although there was a difference of one grade between + 2 and + 3 armor, it was the difference between the middle grade and the lower grade, so the price difference was relatively large. A + 3 black steel armor cost about 12,000 crowns, while a + 2 armor only cost about 4,000 crowns.
In front of Hogan's + 3 two-handed sword, the + 2 armor was completely useless.
Two of his companions were killed behind him, but Cary, who was charging at the front, didn't seem to have noticed. He was still madly charging towards Feng Chou. Under Feng Chou's pitiful gaze, Hogan, who was behind him, turned his sword hilt upside down and viciously knocked him on the back of his head, knocking him unconscious.
Not killing Cary was not because Hogan suddenly had a change of heart, but because the two of them had already discussed that one of them would be left behind to report back.
After Cary fell, the entire camp fell silent. Feng Chou walked out from the bushes.
Hogan frowned as he looked at the rifle in Feng Chou's hand. "Why haven't I seen you use such a good gun before?"
Feng Chou shrugged. "I didn't think this thing was useful before. It was heavy and noisy, so I didn't like to carry it around. Last time when I was fighting against the goblins, I found that the temporary enchantment of enchanted weapons and guns was a perfect match. So this time, not only did I bring a gun, I also brought a few scrolls for 'high-grade enchanted weapons'."
Hogan suddenly remembered that when he came out with Feng Chou that day, Feng Chou was carrying a long object wrapped in cloth on his back. It should be this gun.
"Your gun can fire continuously?" he asked again.
Feng Chou nodded. "I bought it from an arcane shop when I was escorting a caravan to Vita City. It's said to be produced in the dwarven kingdom of the Moradin Mountains in the north."
The Moradin Mountains was actually the so-called Central Mountain Range. In the central region of the Northern Continent of Salen, which was also the northern part of the Alvindale Empire, there was a huge mountain range. The area of this mountain range was said to be not much smaller than the Alvindale Empire. In the mountains lived the dwarves, halflings, and gnomes.