I used my wingsuit to reach the rear wreckage, where I carefully observed two highwaymen. After waiting for an opening, I used my silenced sniper rifle to eliminate the guards. Despite a brief alert and an attempted machine gun counter-attack, I neutralized all threats and successfully located the package.
After clearing the airplane's front wrecked part of any highwayman, I jumped off its roof. I opened up my wingsuit to get to the other side quickly where the package was waiting for me, gliding effortlessly over the scorched earth.
When I was checking around the wrecked site, I suddenly noticed this lady came out of the wrecked plane part. She almost noticed me, but I ran behind a nearby crate and took cover, staying perfectly still until she looked away.
The lady went back inside and I reached the door, hoping she was alone, but there was another man. The two of them were checking around and having chats every now and then, forcing me to wait to understand their movements.
When the other man climbed up to check on something, I took a first shot on the lady. She fell on the ground instantly.
Using the photo mode, I went inside to scout ahead and noticed there was another lady above. I planned my next move to take them both out without a struggle.
I rushed to the other side of the ladder and made my sniper rifle ready for the kill. Right when the other highwayman was climbing down, I took a headshot and he was gone for before his feet even touched the floor.
The lady above understood something was wrong even when I had a silencer on my rifle. She started climbing down to investigate, and right when she touched the ground, I took a headshot on her to finish the job.
Before going down, the lady screamed, so another highwayman close by came running. He was about to use a mounted machine gun against me, but I shot him down at the perfect time and finally located the package.
I located the package I was there for but before securing it, I had other plans.
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