THE SOFIA SHOT-A Mission Files Short Story

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THE SOFIA SHOT-A Mission Files Short Story

Eight hundred meters. Reinforced glass. One impossible shot.
When a lucrative contract demands the elimination of arms dealer Viktor Kozlov from the 48th floor of Sofia’s Vitosha Tower, Ace Morrison faces a challenge that would be impossible for any conventional sniper. Eight hundred and twelve meters through hurricane-rated reinforced glass—a shot that exists beyond the limits of human capability.
But Ace isn’t entirely human anymore.
With custom tungsten-core ammunition, a precision-modified rifle, and nanobotic enhancement pushing his capabilities to their absolute limits, he has seventy-two hours to prove that enhanced individual technology can achieve the impossible. Success will establish their arms-dealing empire’s reputation across criminal networks. Failure will irreparably damage their market position.
Operating from the bell tower of Sofia’s Aleksandar Nevsky Cathedral, Ace must coordinate perfect environmental conditions, flawless equipment performance, and ninety-four percent nanobotic efficiency for a shot that no one believes can be made.
Some shots save lives. Others end them. But this shot will create a legend.
The assassination that established enhanced individual superiority. The precision that became the gold standard for impossible elimination. The shot that transformed technological capability into criminal empire dominance.
Eight hundred and twelve meters of impossibility, compressed into a single moment of enhanced perfection.