Jiang Hui had no idea that there were people watching their "miserable" training journey, and she just focused on getting on with her journey.
She tried hard to pull her foot out of the stuck swamp, but her other foot was also stuck and she almost fell into the mud. She only managed to keep her balance by swaying.
But this also caused her to open up a relatively long distance from the students in front of her who had a slight gap.
It was only when she was walking behind that she realized she couldn't keep up with the team. It wasn't because she was physically weak, well, the essence was actually... But she had recovered a lot after walking in the spiritual space and taking supplements, but the loss of limbs and physical strength was not so easy to recover. At least she was in relatively good spirits now, better than before the shooting battle, when she didn't feel tired at all.
As for why she felt exhausted now, it was because her position was different.
Before, Jiang Hui was in the middle and the team had mixed skills, some were in good physical condition, some were very bad, and the team was randomly arranged according to height. So the whole team had to accommodate each other, the fast ones had to go slow, and the slow ones had to force themselves to go faster, so Jiang Hui could feel at ease.
Those who had survived a round of shooting and stayed behind basically had some basic skills. Even if they were not military majors, many of them had good physical fitness and reaction speed. Jiang Hui was also a person who had experienced a double overdraft of physical and mental strength. It was inevitable that he would not be able to keep up with the team at the end.
Fortunately, the instructor did not criticize her for accidentally falling behind, and instead glanced at her from time to time, which made her feel tense all over and she couldn't help but speed up her pace.
Team Instructor: …
Kids nowadays really don't seem to be very smart. He hinted to her several times to go back to the center of the team, but each time he was misunderstood.
What's the point of a flag bearer always following the team's tail? If you fall behind, even if the others reach the destination within the stipulated time, their points will be reduced by half. Otherwise, why did Lieutenant Lando mention the flag at the beginning? It was also a hint.
I don’t know if these people listened carefully or just didn’t take it seriously. They really thought that it was enough to just get to the destination smoothly.
Jiang Hui didn't realize it, and neither did the other students, so it was just the way it was. The team leader was only a temporary leader, just a supervisor, and couldn't help them, so they just gave up.
This was a huge swamp, probably extending for several kilometers. They could not find any other way, so they could only try their best to wade through this difficult terrain and reach the other side as soon as possible to get back on the right track.
At this time, the team was no longer silent as before, and some people began to have brief conversations. The instructor did not stop them, and many students who were gradually unable to hold on talked quietly or encouraged each other. Some people took the initiative to shout slogans, and the people behind them responded, which was very lively.
One of the students looked back several times, looking at the person who had shrunk into a tiny black dot from afar, and said with some concern: "The one behind... do we really not need to wait for her? It will be time to simulate the night in a while. What if she gets lost when it's completely dark?"
The person in front of him didn't care. Who told her to follow? She was clearly injured and couldn't hold on any longer, but she still had to follow. Now she was clearly a burden to others.
What's more, this man was carried into the medical tent half-dead, but he looked energetic when he came out. He must have rested in the infirmary. However, they could only swallow those nutritious fast foods in the camp, so he was naturally unhappy to see Jiang Hui.
The person asking the question subconsciously felt that something was wrong, but couldn't find a reason to refute it. Seeing that no one else seemed to care, he had to let the matter go.
The team continued to move forward in an orderly manner and did not stop because of the people who were stragglers following far behind.
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"… What's wrong with this leading sergeant?" The young-looking female officer who happened to see this scene couldn't help but frowned.
"I remember him. I have some impression of him. He seems to be... the kid from the Mays family. He was also one of the group sent to the permanent Xinxi for training. He happened to be recruited here for the school's military training."
Few people present didn't know the Metz family. It was a large and prosperous family that had produced many military celebrities in the past. Although it had declined a little in recent years, a lean camel was still bigger than a horse, and it still had some foundation.
But Captain Manolin didn't care about the Mays family. She just wanted to know if this sergeant really understood the purpose of the military training.
One by one, no matter it is the students or the instructors, they can forget their original intentions and act stupidly, which is really infuriating and funny.
Having just experienced such a terrible thing as a student she trusted disobeying her orders, Manolin felt that her already bad temper was about to get out of control when she watched the instructor's behavior.
"Don't be upset, Captain. It is said that the young master of the Metz family was forced to demote him due to a conspiracy. He must be unhappy now. Besides, he is a good leader. He has done everything he should do. There is no rule in the training that requires taking care of every student." An officer who looked quite old from the next class.
There is no regulation, but what is the purpose of the training? It is to improve individual physical fitness and combat effectiveness, and to enhance the cohesion of everyone through this high-pressure training environment, so that they gradually understand that they have to fight for the glory of the group.
She watched here for a day. In fact, many instructors failed to do so, but there were also many sergeants who were able to guide students to gradually understand the power of the collective, allowing them to work together to overcome difficulties in an environment of mutual help. These are not that difficult things, because they have been taught this way in the past years, and every soldier knows this.
The young master of the Metz family had a good resume and achievements, and his military rank was high among everyone, but his marching spirit was still far from enough.
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By the time Jiang Hui finally got out of the swamp, the leading group had disappeared.
Jiang Hui was not surprised at all, but she was inevitably a little at a loss, not knowing whether to stay where she was or try her best to catch up. But she didn't know how long the people in front had walked, and now there was no road, should she continue walking...
Finally, she looked at her muddy legs in a daze, half lifting them up and then putting them down, not knowing how to walk.
"Do you want to continue?" Suddenly a voice came from the front.
Jiang Hui was a little startled and looked over subconsciously, and saw someone who shouldn't be there standing in front of her.