The red rose of the age of elves

Chapter 260 Special Forces 101 Base
Mo Ran carried a black backpack, said goodbye to his mother and sister, and left home alone.

It's not the first time he's gone, and it won't be the last.

Fortunately for him, the school's suspension procedure was very successful, and he didn't encounter any difficulties. The teachers happily agreed, and there was no voice of objection.

After he bid farewell to his classmates at school, he returned home. After spending a peaceful weekend with his family, Mo Ran embarked on a journey again.

In a hidden corner, Mo Ran took out the map after changing his appearance.

The place he was going this time was located in a remote mountain range with an unknown name, and he only knew the coordinates on the map.

To what extent is it so remote that buses and trains cannot reach it directly. Even if you reach the village closest to the mountains, you still need to walk for about two days and two nights to get there.

No matter what, you have to go anyway.

Mo Ran shook his head helplessly, then walked towards the station.

In the afternoon of the second day, Mo Ran changed to another train.

The whole journey was calm and nothing happened, just like ordinary daily life.

The speed of the train was much faster, and on the afternoon of the fourth day, it brought him to the small village hundreds of kilometers away from the designated place.

There didn't seem to be any outsiders in the village, but there were many returnees. They got off the train with big bags in their hands, and their eyes showed nostalgia.

Mo Ran carried his backpack and walked in the direction of the coordinates.

At the same time, the little elf in his shadow was on alert at all times, Mo Ran thought that he would not arrive at the base so smoothly.

Sure enough, as he expected, he bumped into a swarm of galloping bees on the way, with an average level of about twenty.

Mo Ran continued to run forward, and the Candle Spirit in his shadow acted as a fortress, spraying flames one by one, spraying all the attacking needle bees to the ground.

Running all the way and chasing all the way like this, Mo Ran wiped off his sweat, and then met the highly territorial Deluby again, and even behind all the Delubis who were howling at him, there was a black scarred and callused black beast. Ruga.

Mo Ran's cold sweat instantly flowed down. Isn't this the back mountain of the small village? Why are there so many fierce and aggressive elves?

He fled towards another place again, and Derby behind him was chasing him closely, and Derby and the others stopped only after Mo Ran ran several kilometers away from their territory.

Mo Ran jumped up, jumped onto a tree, and ran forward again without stopping.

When he met the elves, he didn't choose to fight, but avoided the battle. Later, Mo Ran also thought that it would be dangerous to disturb the elves in a territory, especially at night, so he later chose to sneak.

Two days later.

Mo Ran looked at the jungle behind him and breathed a sigh of relief. He never expected that there would be so many elves with such a strong aggressiveness in the back mountain of a small village.

Then he looked forward.

There is a connected mountain range in front of you. If you look at it from a distance, you can only see the green grass and the jungle.

Mo Ran glanced at the map, found the coordinates of the base again, and then took steps towards it.

. . . . . .

"Is he here?"

"He's here." Lieutenant Miller looked at Mo Ran's figure on the electronic screen and said softly, "He passed the first test."

"Although I was a bit arrogant at the beginning, I still chose the correct stealth method. I didn't get hurt, and neither did the elves. The first item... full marks."

"Oh, I didn't expect him to run out of the elf forest we set up without any injuries. It seems that I still underestimated him." Lieutenant Suzuki said while typing on the keyboard, helping his eyes.

Lieutenant Miller stood up, and he paused: "He is very strong, I think, if he has superpowers, he should be as strong as a special lieutenant."

"You see it?"

"You didn't see the last mission with your own eyes." Lieutenant Miller said slowly, "He was on the same level as the special lieutenant at the scene, and he easily dealt with the members of Team Rocket."

"Private Class Black Ze has the value of training." Lieutenant Miller said slowly, and then walked towards the door.

"I'm going, follow up with the restless elves to deal with it."

Suzuki tapped the keyboard, nodded and said, "Understood."

Mo Ran stood in front of the dark mountain pass. After wandering for so long, he found that only here looked like the entrance to the base.

It was getting late at this time, so Mo Ran believed his own judgment and walked into the cave.

When he wandered around just now, he felt the feeling of being watched. Presumably, Mo Ran thought that the people in the base should be watching him.

There aren't any pixies nearby, so it can't be a pixie's gaze.

Mo Ran silently thought that the cave was very dry and the road was very flat, so Mo Ran nodded.

Only this kind of environment and climate could be the location of the base.

Then, he saw a black figure standing not far away.

Mo Ran narrowed his eyes, and then saw the identity of the black figure.

He immediately stepped forward, made a standard military posture, and said in a serious voice: "Lieutenant."

Lieutenant Miller nodded, glanced at Mo Ran, then turned around and said, "Follow me."

He walked to a rock wall and waved his hand towards one of the rock walls. With the sound of smooth gears, the rock wall was slowly pulled away, and a wide tunnel appeared in front of them.

"Welcome to base 101. You will receive a one-month training here. After the training, you can return to your original life, but if there is a task, you must fully cooperate."

"Yes." Mo Ran stood still and said again.

At a glance, he saw several jeeps parked in the tunnel, and several people in military uniforms were maintaining them.

In this elf world where large weapons are only rifles, of course there are no heavy-duty vehicles.

Mo Ran saw a lot of rifles on the weapon rack not far away, but most of them were aimed at elves.

"Follow me." Lieutenant Miller said, walking forward.

Mo Ran observed the surrounding environment, taking notes as he walked.

Soon, Lieutenant Miller brought Mo Ran into a room with four beds and four desks, which looked like a student's dormitory.

"For a month from today, this will be your dormitory, and training will start tomorrow."

"Yes."

Lieutenant Miller nodded and left.

Mo Ran put his bag aside, picked up a bed with no clothes on it, and leaned on it.

There is no signal here, and I can't get on the Internet. There is a problem.

(End of this chapter)