Special Forces: I Can See the Experience Bar

Chapter 150 Changning's Problem

Wolf Fang is a special operations unit that operates across land, sea, and air. As members of Wolf Fang's most elite combat squad, the members of Group B are naturally assigned to a series of related training programs.

"Jump down. If you don't want to suffer, remember the techniques I just explained. You'd better maintain your posture when you jump down."

Mada stood with a megaphone beside a platform about two meters high, giving instructions to the Lone Wolf B team, who were already lined up on the platform.

The bravest warrior at the front of the line was Chang Ning. His face was deathly pale, and large beads of sweat were seeping from his forehead. Even a slight glance down made him feel like his vision was going black.

He never expected that he would have a fear of heights. Are there special forces soldiers who can't parachute? If Captain Gao knew he was afraid of heights, he would probably want to send him back.

"Chang Ning, what are you dawdling for!"

Gray Wolf, standing below the stage, saw Chang Ning's performance clearly and kept urging him on with a stern face.

"What's going on? Chang Ning, if you're not ready, I'll go first. You can get ready and jump later."

Seeing that Chang Ning was not in good condition, Geng Jihui, who was in second place, leaned forward slightly and said softly with a worried expression.

Having lived together for so long, we all know each other's habits and behaviors to some extent.

Normally, Chang Ning would have charged forward without even flinching, no matter what lay ahead, even if it was a dense thicket of thorns.

This is the first time he's been so hesitant; anyone who knows him knows something must be wrong.

"Don't worry, I'm fine."

Although he couldn't see Chang Ning's expression, Geng Jihui could roughly tell from his lack of confidence that Chang Ning was putting on a brave face.

"Be careful yourself."

Seeing that Chang Ning insisted on not needing any adjustments, Geng Jihui didn't say anything more.

The platform is only two meters high. Even if Chang Ning makes a mistake due to poor performance for some reason, she will not be in any danger to her life. At most, she will only suffer minor injuries.

After taking several deep breaths and feeling better, Chang Ning made a ready gesture to Ma Da, indicating that he could jump.

As long as she doesn't look down from the diving platform, the dizziness isn't too strong and is within Chang Ning's control.

Changning and Group B are currently conducting basic parachute training, a week after the day they said goodbye to Miao Lian.

"Jump!"

At the command of the motor, Chang Ning leaped off the platform and tried to curl up his body in mid-air to keep his posture from changing. At the same time, to prevent dizziness, he closed his eyes tightly the moment he jumped.

With a "thud," Chang Ning fell heavily onto the thickly cushioned floor.

"No~"

Changning's face made intimate contact with the cushion, and although the cushion itself was thick enough, her nose still felt a little sore.

This mat had apparently been used for practice before, so when Chang Ning jumped on it, she stirred up the dust that was stuck to the mat.

A cloud of dust rolled in, making Chang Ning's experience extremely unpleasant and causing him to sneeze several times.

"Chang Ning, what exactly happened just now?"

Seeing that Chang Ning had landed, Ma Da stepped forward to help Chang Ning up and asked, looking at Chang Ning, whose face was still somewhat pale.

He was worried that Chang Ning might have some hidden illness. Logically, someone recruited into the army shouldn't have any health problems. But what if? In this world full of unpredictability, who knows what they might encounter next?

"Actually, it's nothing serious, I just realized that I might have a fear of heights."

Chang Ning didn't seem to care at all. He said that fear of heights is a psychological condition, and he could overcome it quickly with some related training.

"Why didn't you say so sooner! Who could take responsibility if something went wrong!"

When Chang Ning mentioned that she had a fear of heights, Ma Da was alarmed. If a team member had a fear of heights, their parachute training would have to be adjusted.

Whether the training plan is adjusted or not is not important at all; ensuring the safety of the team members during training is the top priority.

Don't be fooled by the training death quotas for the Wolf Fang unit; those are for contingencies. If circumstances allow, no commander would allow their team members' lives to be jeopardized.

After learning that Grey Wolf had a fear of heights, Mada was also terrified. Fortunately, it was discovered early during training.

If they were to actually parachute onto the plane and something went wrong, they wouldn't have time to rescue anyone.

"I didn't know beforehand that I had acrophobia."

Chang Ning felt wronged by Ma Da's reprimand. He didn't have this problem in his previous life; who knew he would develop a fear of heights after coming to the world of special forces.

Perhaps this was a disease that the original owner had from birth.

Currently, Mada is in charge of the parachute training for Lone Wolf Group B, while the others in Group A are busy with other things.

So there was no other way, because Chang Ning was afraid of heights, so he had to suspend training for Group B and call other instructors to help keep an eye on things.

Parachute training cannot be taken lightly; someone must supervise it from beginning to end and constantly correct the new recruits' mistakes.

In Group B, Deng Zhenhua comes from the Eagle Division, a famous airborne unit in the entire army. Moreover, he was a soldier in the Huang Jiguang Company, the elite unit within the division, and his parachuting skills are quite good.

So the ostrich was caught red-handed by the gray wolf: "Deng Zhenhua, you take charge of guiding the comrades' training. I'll take Chang Ning to deal with his fear of heights first."

Upon hearing about this good news, Ostrich immediately agreed to Mada's request and said that he would definitely keep a close eye on his comrades' training.

He chose to become a sniper to avoid armed cross-country running, which shows that he's the kind of person who would rather lie down than sit up.

They will naturally seize any opportunity to slack off.

"Remember to guide them well; I will check their results when I get back."

If you don't satisfy me, believe me, you newbie, you'll definitely regret it.

Mada's smiling face did not make the ostrich feel friendly at this moment; he realized that he seemed to have taken on an incredible job.

"Grey Wolf, is it too late for me to regret this?"

The ostrich nervously swallowed hard, and even its speech became somewhat slurred.

Ostrich might be confident in training others, but the group of people in his B group were not exactly well-behaved.

They will listen to you, but the process will definitely not be smooth.

If there were a way to undo mistakes, Ostrich would definitely buy a lot more right now.

"What do you say?"

Seeing the ostrich's crestfallen face, Gray Wolf suppressed a laugh and led Chang Ning to find the high school team.

"Hey guys, skydiving isn't actually that hard. You'll get used to it after a few tries."

Once raw, twice familiar!

Back in the day, there was a recruit in my platoon named Xie who was too scared to jump the first time he was going parachuting, so I kicked him out on the spot.

As it turned out, that guy moved with the skill of a pro.

Actually, Xiao Xie's training results have always been very good, he just lacks confidence...

Faced with his ill-intentioned comrades, Ostrich braced himself and told them some funny stories from his old unit, hoping they wouldn't make things too difficult for him.

"Ostrich, don't be nervous. We will definitely cooperate with you."

The medic said with a smile, his face practically screaming "harmless to humans and animals."

Looking at the medic's hateful smiling face, the ostrich tried its best to maintain a calm expression.

If someone else had said this, he might have believed it to some extent, but if the medic said it, he wouldn't believe it at all. On the contrary, he had to be constantly on guard against the medic digging a pit for him.

(End of this chapter)