The other two were much inferior, more like typical gangster gunmen. Jimmy took out the first person who had that gangster gunman style.

The agent who was shot earlier was hit by one of the sharpshooters. He took advantage of the moment when the agent changed the magazine and came out to suppress the enemy, firing at the precise timing. This sort of person couldn't be left alive, otherwise, they would be too big a threat to others.

Jimmy focused his attention on those two. He poked his head out and fired a shot before quickly retreating. There had been a chance earlier, but when Jimmy raised his gun, that expert had already ducked away. The expert just barely showed his head, without firing a shot, making him seriously suspect a kind of Sixth Sense danger detection.

The angle for the other person wasn't great, with Jimmy having a very narrow angle for shooting. Monitoring two people in the same direction was no big deal for Jimmy, who had a clear view. When the other expert stood up to counterattacked, Jimmy shot twice and took him down, immediately crouching to reload, pulling six spare bullets from his holster to replace them.

"I've been shot." The third agent got hit, and the remaining sharpshooter continued to fire stealthily, with accurate shots and a strong Sixth Sense, making him a tricky opponent.

Others couldn't see it, but Jimmy could always see where he was and what he was doing. Every time he fired, he adjusted his position slightly to avoid being exposed to the agent, showing an awareness that this guy was no ordinary person.

Jimmy no longer glanced at the other two shooters, focusing intently on the sole expert. As the expert stood up, Jimmy also stood up to aim, hitting him in the face, though the angle wasn't great. The bullet didn't pierce his skull but went through his cheek, causing him to immediately fall backward and roll to hide behind a stack of goods, sitting up afterwards.

After firing, Jimmy immediately moved his position, coming around the expert's side. As the expert, who had yet to stand from behind the goods pile, Jimmy fired two shots: one hit his head, the other struck his body's side, only then did he relax, shifting his attention back to the other two.

With three bullets remaining in the revolver, Jimmy assessed the positions of the two, who were easier to handle as they seldom moved after shooting. If it hadn't been for the intense pressure from the two experts earlier, they'd have been dealt with long ago.

Seizing the opportunity as the rookies and Lee were engaged in a gunfight, Jimmy sent a bullet each their way with no resistance as they fell instantly.

Jimmy dealt with all five gunmen but did not notify anyone else to stop. He hid behind the shelves, watching them continue shooting.

Soon, Lee and the others realized that the shooting from the opposite side had ceased. "Cease fire, cease fire!" The agents' gunfire gradually halted, and Lee raised his gun for a check, saying, "Be alert, search."

Two agents immediately cared for the two injured agents while the rest began inspecting the warehouse step by step. Passing by the downed gunmen, they kicked away handguns and checked if any were still alive, but found nothing alive among the five retaliating gunmen, all were dead.

Eventually, they found a man in a wheelchair at the corner of the wall, very fortunate to be the gunman Jimmy had captured the previous night. His arms and one leg were hit, both arms immobilized by slings, unable to wield weapons to strike back. He hadn't participated in the gunfight at all.

Jimmy didn't join the search. He stood up, went to the spot where he reloaded, collected the spent shells on the ground into his pocket, and then expelled the bullets from his revolver, gathered the spent shells, and reloaded spare bullets from his holster before leaving the warehouse, heading to the door.

The gunfight only lasted a few minutes here, a short duration due to Jimmy's involvement.

Throughout his firing, it was interspersed with others' gunfire or breaks in between. Despite the revolver's gunshot being distinct from others' pistols and rifles, amidst such chaotic exchange, it's likely they wouldn't realize that all were shot down by Jimmy.

The agents' gunfight opposite had not ended yet, but since Jimmy was unfamiliar with the agents opposite, directly running over risked being taken as an accomplice to focus fire on. Here, only Lee and a few others knew he was an FBI agent from New York; he hadn't seen the others before.

Lee quickly emerged from inside, bringing one agent to run to the opposite warehouse. Contemplating briefly, Jimmy followed suit.

On the other side of the warehouse, the initial shooting position had four agents; now only two were still exchanging fire inside. Two were hiding behind a car, already wounded, fortunately not fatally, unable to counterattack further, covering their wounds and waiting for medical rescue.

Inside, only two remained shooting. Jimmy saw one lying still on the ground, while the other two dared not show themselves from behind cover, possibly also hit but undetermined. What was certain was only two handguns left available inside.

With Lee and the others joining, gunfire inside ceased quickly. Jimmy, unhesitant, shot the remaining two swiftly as they dared to peek, sending them home, wishing them a better life in their next reincarnation.