Plunging headlong, he listened to the whooshing sound of the wind and watched the rooftop rapidly enlarge in front of his eyes, Anton spread his arms to adjust his posture.
Because he needed to land on the rooftop, Anton's parachuting altitude couldn't be too high. A high jump with a low opening was impossible; a low jump with a low opening was the only choice.
Only when he was seventy to eighty meters from the rooftop did Anton finally pull open his parachute, and then his body jerked heavily, creating a sensation of being suspended in mid-air.
Generally speaking, the limit for low-altitude parachute deployment is one hundred meters from the ground, but Anton clearly didn't think so.
If he were to fall vertically, Anton would land on the ground, definitely without life-threatening danger, but the mission would certainly be a failure. However, now there was wind, and with the aid of the wind's force, Anton should land right in the middle of the rooftop.
