Martial Arts Godhood: At the Start, Rebels Asked Me to Be an Undercover Agent

"By the way, do you have a gun license?"

He Dong'er asked.

"no."

Xiao Wang answered honestly.

"Without a gun license, you can't get a gun; you can only get something else."

Xiao Wang knew that a gun license was required to own a gun. Every student graduating from a military or police academy was automatically issued one, but other people who wanted to legally own a gun needed to take a test.

This is for both safety and ease of management.

He also knew that gun licenses were difficult to obtain and very expensive. In school, each bullet cost 30 federal dollars, and that was because of federal subsidies. Without subsidies, it would be even more expensive. For the average person to obtain a gun license, the training alone would probably require tens of thousands of bullets, which was a cost that most people could not afford.

"Can we obtain gun licenses at our police station?"

"Yes, you can come back to me to pick up your gun after you get the license."

"it is good."

"Have you received any firearms training?"

"No," Xiao Wang answered honestly, then casually asked, "Is it expensive?"

"Well, it is a bit expensive for me. Bullets are cheaper here than at school, but they are still 20 federal dollars a round. Based on my experience, to pass, you probably need to train with 10,000 rounds of ammunition. That's the average for military and police academies. Of course, if you are very talented and can pass with only a few thousand rounds, that's another story."

"20 Federal Dollars per shot, 10,000 shots, that's 200,000 Federal Dollars. Just getting a gun license is indeed a bit expensive."

"That's not all. Even if an ordinary person passes the test, they still need to train to maintain their level. They'd need dozens or even hundreds of bullets a week, costing thousands or tens of thousands of federal dollars a month. Of course, if you just plan to own a gun and don't care about maintaining your combat effectiveness in the long term, there's no need to train. Besides, we police officers don't need this money. Every employee has a free quota. The higher the rank, the more quota you get, but even the lowest rank is enough for basic training."

As Xiao Wang listened, he felt increasingly impoverished, and realized that any shortcut inevitably requires making up for lost time.

He didn't pay the tuition fees at the military or police academy, but now that he wants to own a gun, he still has to pay them back. It's just that now that he's in the police department, the fees might be lower. If he hadn't gone in, the fees would have been much higher than when he was training at the academy.

He Dong'er saw that Xiao Wang listened without saying anything.

"Were you frightened?"

"There is one thing: it is indeed quite expensive for me."

"That's not all, there are even more expensive ones."

"Anything more expensive?"

"Of course, firearms are also graded. A bullet for a submachine gun costs 100 federal dollars. Pulling the trigger of that thing fires dozens of rounds, which is several thousand dollars. There are also sniper rifles, where a bullet costs 200 federal dollars. In addition, if you want to get a sniper rifle license, you need to train for several thousand bullets. And not everyone can pass the test. The higher the grade of the firearm, the higher the talent required."

Upon hearing this, Xiao Wang immediately thought of Sister Hua. Her shooting skills alone were probably worth millions of federal dollars.

"If firearms are classified into different levels, then the required certifications should also be classified, right? Can you skip levels when taking the exam?"

"No, generally speaking."

"Understood."

"You don't have a gun license right now, so you can't carry a gun. Do you want to register for the test now? If you do, I'll help you apply."

"Let's wait a little longer."

Xiao Wang replied that he wanted to sign up, but he simply didn't have the money. If he had the money, he would have started training back in school. He hadn't even saved enough for the tuition at the martial arts academy yet.

As they talked, they arrived at a heavily guarded warehouse.

There are dedicated personnel guarding it.

"New recruits, come and collect your equipment."

He Dong'er showed her employee ID, explained her purpose, and then led Xiao Wang into a small room.

In the center of the room was a table and four chairs. The room was enclosed on all four sides, with only two doors. One was the door they had just entered through, and the other door, which Xiao Wang guessed led to the weapons storage room.

Not long after the two entered the room, a staff member came into the room from the inside door.

"To collect firearms?"

"Yes, a newly hired employee."

Please fill in the form information.

The staff handed a form to the two people.

Xiao Wang picked it up and looked at it. The basic information at the beginning was the same, only the questions at the end were different.

Do you have a gun license?

Xiao Wang checked the box.

He skipped the gun license level options below.

Further down, there was even an option for the types of cold weapons used by martial artists.

Xiao Wang looked around and saw all sorts of cold weapons, including daggers, iron rods, axes, knives, swords, nunchucks, whips, and so on.

There's even a customization option (at your own expense).

He also saw the Tang sword that Wen Lujia was carrying.

"You're a martial artist, what weapon do you use?" He Dong'er asked from the side.

"Um, I haven't chosen a weapon yet."

"Then just pick one that you're comfortable with right now. Cold weapons are cheap, and you can change them every month, no problem."

Xiao Wang looked at them and finally chose a dagger.

While other weapons may seem to be more lethal, they also present many limitations for him in his current situation. At this stage, lightweight weapons are still the most convenient for him.

"Let's change it later."

Xiao Wang thought to himself.

After the staff collected the forms, they came out a while later with a bunch of stuff.

A dagger, a walkie-talkie, and a bulletproof vest.

Xiao Wang first examined the dagger; its blade was sharp and shiny, indicating it was made of high-quality materials. He then touched the bulletproof vest; it was quite heavy, suggesting it was made of ordinary steel plates.

"If everything is checked and there are no problems, you can just sign it."

After signing the papers, Xiao Wang took the supplies and left the room with He Dong'er.

"Will you use the walkie-talkie?"

"Won't."

"It's okay, it's very simple. I'll teach you how to use it when we get back."

"it is good."

These are topics that are normally taught in university, and he hasn't encountered them yet.

"Sister Dong'er, is it mandatory to wear the police uniform?"

"No, it's only required on certain occasions. You can wear it whenever you want. But everyone wears it regularly. It's a kind of symbol of status and self-protection. After all, in the outer city, people are generally a bit wary of the police station."

"clear."

At the same time, Xiao Wang was also thinking that if he wore this and got alone at night, it would probably be a different story, since the police station had offended quite a few people.

After picking up the supplies, I followed He Dong'er back to the third group's office area, chose an empty spot as my workstation, and put my things away.

Looking around, the group leader, Xu Liyan, was nowhere to be seen.

"I'll teach you how to use a walkie-talkie."

Thank you.

Then He Dong'er taught Xiao Wang how to use the walkie-talkie at his workstation. The two were very close, and Xiao Wang could clearly smell the faint perfume on He Dong'er's body and feel her breath.

Xiao Wang noticed that He Dong'er was very skilled with walkie-talkies, no wonder she came from a military and police academy.

"Do this, then this, then this again, and synchronize your frequency with others, and you're done, understand?"

He Dong'er demonstrated it to Xiao Wang, then turned to look at him and asked. Only then did she realize that Xiao Wang had been focused on studying and was very close to her. When she turned her head, she found that they were only two fists apart.

She immediately pulled away and asked again, "Did you learn it?"

"That should be about right, thank you, Sister Dong'er."

"Alright, if there's anything you don't understand in the future, feel free to ask me."

"Thanks, but where are the rest of our group? I haven't seen them."

"He's gone on a field mission; he should be back soon."

"oh."

Just then, a male voice came from the doorway.

"Dong'er, are you free tonight? Let's have dinner together."

The voice spoke as it approached, and when it saw He Dong'er, its gaze also fell on Xiao Wang. It paused, startled, and asked, "Who's this?"