[i]Considering he didn't have a clear idea of where the marksman was, his pursuit was going to be much more challenging. This time, a shot clipped him in the side of the leg, just behind the kneecap. Angled more sideways, the rubber bullet hit before the sound of the rifle, again. To anyone who had previous experience with firearms, it was clear that there was quite some distance between the sniper and Kross, otherwise the bullet impact and the sound would be much closer together. From this last shot, one could calculate that the sniper had definitely changed positions, although not by too much. However, a blow to the joint like that was intensely painful, and the rifleman still had half a magazine to expend, not counting any extras on his person.[/i]