〔 September 10, 1815 Journal. 〕 Codename - Sharp Shooter. Gender - Male. Nationality - British Empire. Age - Uncertain. Estimated mid-to-late 30s. Occupation - Soldier. Regiment & Rank - Uncertain. Estimated 95th Regiment of Foot. (Rifle Regiment.) Characteristics - If any living thing is detected and a gunshot rings out from atop that bell tower, they turn into a fine red mist and eventually cease all movement. - The reload time is so incredibly short that it is impossible to tell if multiple snipers are reloading and firing in shifts, or if it is a custom-made rifle. - The hit rate is extremely high. Unless there is cover, the target is almost certainly confirmed for elimination. - Their mental state seems unstable. They perceive all survivors they see as deserters. The corpse with its eyes gouged out directly below the bell tower is likely their commander. Judging by the Rifle Regiment uniform, they are presumed to belong to that unit. 〔 Due to lack of time, this concludes the September 10, 1815 journal. I hope all squad members survive. Recorder: Lieutenant Colonel William Mitchell Graves, 23rd Regiment of Foot. 〕