Special Forces: I Can See the Experience Bar

Chapter 94 The True Colors Are Revealed (Please Subscribe)
"Xiao Geng."

Geng Jihui, who was carrying his teammates and struggling through the forest, heard someone calling him. The voice sounded like Chang Ning.

He turned around and saw that it really was Chang Ning. Nothing could make him happier than meeting his good brother during his most difficult time, and this good brother could actually help him.

"Chang Ning! I didn't expect to run into you here."

Geng Jihui was unaware that Chang Ning had already completed his mission.

In his mind, Changning and their mission location were the same, only the departure time was different.

He hadn't expected Changning's "wandering jungle" to be so exciting.

"I came here specifically to find you."

"You came specifically to see me?"

Geng Jihui carefully lowered the wounded soldier against the tree trunk before looking at Chang Ning, knowing that Chang Ning had something to say.

The wounded man, sandwiched between the two, suddenly felt superfluous. If he could still walk, he would have wanted to get as far away from them as possible.

"My mission is over. I saw some wounded people here through the surveillance, so I took over the job of transporting the wounded from the coyotes."

What! Your mission is over!

The mission is not over yet. If Chang Ning had returned to camp earlier, it shouldn't have happened so quickly.

Geng Jihui didn't know where Chang Ning's mission location was, but considering the high school team's track record, it couldn't be that simple, so the only explanation was that Chang Ning had been eliminated.

"Hey, stop!"
I wasn't eliminated. Take that pitying, incredulous look away.

Geng Jihui was relieved to hear that Chang Ning said he had not been eliminated.

In fact, if Geng Jihui hadn't been so concerned that he lost his composure, he could have deduced the outcome from Chang Ning's words.

Soldiers eliminated during the selection training camp were never assigned extra tasks, let alone easy jobs like transporting the wounded.

"I'll tell you about my business after I'm done with it."

"I need to get to work now, so hurry up and come to the camp to meet me. I can't have much fun with Gray Wolf and the others."

After Chang Ning finished speaking, he squatted down in front of the wounded soldier, pulled the wounded soldier onto his back with both hands, and then stood up steadily without swaying at all.

This demonstrates the strength of Chang Ning's core and the exceptional stability of her lower limbs.

"I understand, I won't stay here for too long."

Geng Jihui responded to Chang Ning, and the two walked in opposite directions.

Although they had the same destination, Chang Ning came by car and had to walk on the road, while Geng Jihui had to cross mountains to reach the camp. Their directions were definitely different.

After bringing the wounded back to the camp, Chang Ning watched as the other man placed his helmet under the national flag with a look of resentment on his face.

He paid the price for his arrogance; he might not have been eliminated otherwise.

As a result, all his previous efforts were in vain, and he had to waste another year starting over.

What happened after that was beyond Chang Ning's control; the medical team would take care of his comrade's wounds.

As soon as Chang Ning arrived outside the tent, he heard the distinctive call of an ostrich coming from inside.

"Damn it, someone save me! What kind of place is this?!"

The ostrich clung tightly to the cliff face, the mountain wind blowing chilly, and it dared not move an inch.

The protruding parts of the cliff have been almost completely eroded, and when the ostrich moves even slightly, rock fragments fall down with a clatter.

The ostrich cautiously looked down; it was about fifty meters above the ground.

There were still many exposed rocks on the ground. If the ostrich fell on them, it felt it would definitely not survive and would probably die.

"came back."

Outside the surveillance camera, Gray Wolf greeted Chang Ning with a smile as she returned.

His temper flared up quickly but subsided just as fast. As a combat member in the squad, second only to the high school team, he considered himself to know Chang Ning quite well.

Having been in contact with each other for so many days, Chang Ning is not the kind of person who would betray his comrades.

Gray Wolf calmed down and thought it over carefully, realizing that Chang Ning was definitely up to something. These weren't the main issues, though; as long as Chang Ning wasn't the type to betray his comrades, his other little schemes were insignificant.

Grey Wolf decided to see what kind of tricks Chang Ning was up to.

"Well, I'm back."

Chang Ning sat down in her seat and watched one of the famous scenes from the original story through the monitor.

The medic heard the ostrich's cries for help and followed the sound to the edge of the cliff, looking down.

Hey! It's someone I know!

The medic was astonished to see the ostrich clinging desperately to a swaying sapling; how could a normal person walk onto a cliff like that?

How did you get here?

The ostrich was also frustrated; it had been clinging to the sapling for hours.

His energy was being depleted quickly, and he answered the medic's questions breathlessly.

"How would I know? It was pitch black, and I just kept following the compass and ended up here."

Seeing that the ostrich was in relatively good condition, the medic wasn't in a hurry to carry out the rescue. Instead, he chuckled and teased the ostrich, "Aren't you an eagle? Why aren't you flying?"

"Don't joke around, there's a drop of over fifty meters here, I didn't even have time to open my parachute."

Besides, I didn't bring a parachute with me. How can an eagle fly without wings?
"Medic, don't joke with me. Quickly figure out a way to pull me up."

The ostrich felt it was about to slip away and said anxiously.

"If you want me to pull you up, you have to shout 'I'm an ostrich' three times."

The ostrich would definitely not agree to this request, and the two started arguing.

In the end, the ostrich gave in, since only the medic could save him now.

"They broke the rules."

Watching the monitor, Chang Ning didn't laugh like the gray wolf and the coyote were amused by the ostrich and the medic.

Instead, while the two were laughing heartily, he spoiled the mood by saying that the ostrich and the medic had violated the rules, and his tone was somewhat sarcastic.

The scheme he painstakingly set up is finally about to be completed, so Chang Ning naturally has to step up his efforts.

"Stay, stay, so..."

Gray Wolf was like a duck with its neck being squeezed; he swallowed back the words he was about to say.

Seeing the inexplicable look in Chang Ning's eyes, Gray Wolf realized that Chang Ning's true intentions had now been fully revealed.

Gray Wolf is far superior to Chang Ning in both age and experience. If he still can't see through Chang Ning's intentions, then he's really too useless.

Besides, how could Gray Wolf, a member of the Lone Wolf Commando Team, be a useless piece of trash?

"Good lad, you've been waiting for me here."

Gray Wolf didn't say anything more. He understood Chang Ning's intention. These things were enough for him to understand on his own; there was no need to say more.

Besides, it's not a big deal, as long as it doesn't affect the overall situation.

Although the gray wolf was biased, it still had a bottom line and did not eliminate the ostrich and the medic.

Unlike Fan Tiankeng, who directly exposed his commander to He Chenguang's gun and then got away scot-free, which is simply outrageous.

"Like Geng Jihui, their situation is special."

As you can see, if Shi Dafan hadn't saved Deng Zhenhua, his life would have been in danger.

"Like I said before, we at Lute don't need emotionless killing machines," Gray Wolf said.

Chang Ning didn't press the matter further; some things were best left unsaid, as everyone should keep them to themselves.

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