“That’s right, and I’ll personally deliver your uniform into your hands.” Xia Jinyuan helped her righten her helmet, “Learn well for a week. It’s enough to make sure you have six hours of sleep every twenty-four hours, and leave the rest of your time open.”
Ye Jian’s lips curved upwards; her eyes smiled like crescent moons, “Here I intended to only sleep for four hours.”
“Silly lass, they have six hours of rest time, what are you going to do with your two-hour surplus? Stand guard in their stead?” Patting her shoulder, his gaze flew past her head and landed on top of the armored reconnaissance vehicles. He chuckled lowly: “The mobile weapons in this armored vehicle unit are quite nice. There’s plenty of fun things on that armored reconnaissance vehicle, go take plenty of looks.”
“Special forces should know more than how to drive a car; you must even know how to drive tanks and pilot fighter jets.”
Like the Elite Platoon, they were occasionally required to test drive newly developed fighter jets with tester pilots. The things Ye Jian needed to learn in the three and a half years were plenty.
Special Forces Units carry out special operations, most situations require them to act behind enemy lines, or by themselves; the more they knew, the more layers of safety nets in their future operations, just in case you needed to flee for your life, and your only option was a tank or a fighter jet, the basic requirement is that you know how to drive one!
Ye Jian, who had spent fifteen days surviving in the wilderness, had experienced injuries, fever, getting lost, and being stung by bees as she arrived at the destination of her march. After resting for less than four hours, she tossed herself into her next training session in the blink of an eye.
The celebratory atmosphere of Chinese New Year was present in the unit. The Major General knew she spent her New Year’s Eve alone in the rainforest. Hence, he specifically ordered the cooking unit to make Ye Jian a serving of dumplings to serve as emotional reparations.
With emotional reparations in the day, an operation was carried out at night.
On the same night, Ye Jian was sleeping soundly when suddenly someone found his way into her tent to carry out an ‘assassination.’ While there was someone else ‘causing damage’ to the armored vehicles outside, even though Ye Jian knew she only had seven days to learn, her days will be spent colorfully.
The Major General’s words made Ye Jian keep an eye out for quite some time. When two people found their way into her tent, Ye Jian’s first reaction was to fling her thin blanket onto the dark figure on her right-hand side.
This was still in the camp; the dark figures that entered weren’t other people; they were soldiers disguised as assassins.
“Our armored vehicle soldiers know more than just driving armored vehicles; there’s plenty more that they needed to know.” Ye Jian finally experienced what was the meaning behind those words.
This time around, Ye Jian wasn’t the one surprised. Instead, she managed to scare the soldiers who entered. When she kicked, she accidentally let out a soft shout, a girl’s crisp voice startled the two male soldiers that entered.
Girl… a girl?
Did they found their way into the house of a dependent? That’s not right; where did a dependent’s home come from? They had a field exercise outdoors, so where did this dependent come from!
They weren’t putting any effort beforehand, but now that the two male soldiers figured out the voice belonged to a woman, they really believed someone had sneaked their way inside. It doesn’t matter if there’s a problem; what matters is to take down the person first!
Fist against fist, leg against leg, the thuds of flesh hitting flesh could be heard from within the tent.
Outside, the Major General was talking to a Company Commander with the surname Zuo: “Let’s guess how long they’ll take before it’s over?”
“Sir, the two soldiers you sent are quite good at CQC; each of them could take down several people. Since the person inside is a female soldier, and she’s fighting against two, I think it won’t take more than five minutes.”
Company Commander Zuo still believed he was making a conservative guess; if he really spoke his mind, he believed they’d take her down around three minutes.
