I put you in charge of those rebellious female soldiers, how come they all became top special forces

The sun sank completely below the horizon, its last rays disappearing into the depths of the jungle.

As the light dimmed, the sense of oppression intensified.

The wind blew through the treetops, making a mournful sound.

Unidentified insects were chirping, and the mournful calls of birds could be heard from time to time in the distance.

"It's...it's getting dark."

Yao Yao hugged her shoulders, the warmth from her recent meal quickly dissipating.

A chill ran up from the soles of her feet, making her shiver involuntarily.

The temperature difference here is ridiculously large. Just a moment ago I was so hot I wanted to take off my clothes, but now I feel a chill creeping up my pants.

"According to the game's mechanics, the monster spawn rate at night is three times that of the daytime." The keyboard was tucked into a ball, and the person pushed up their glasses in the dim moonlight. "Besides, our sanity is dropping like crazy. If we don't start a fire soon, Charlie might spawn."

"Shut up!"

Ram suddenly stood up from the ground.

Looking at her two trembling teammates, she felt a little panicked.

But she is the vice-captain.

Although it was self-proclaimed.

Ram took a deep breath, desperately trying to recall how Anran usually scolded people.

She recalled An Ran's gaze, posture, and tone of voice when she reprimanded people.

next second.

Ram stood with her hands on her hips, puffed out her chest, and raised her chin slightly at a 45-degree angle.

Although her dirty training uniform and messy hair were a bit out of place, Xiaowei Nao'er immediately got excited by her demeanor.

"Everyone, stand up!"

Ram lowered her voice, trying to imitate An Ran's cool and aloof tone.

"What kind of dejected look are you all! This is a jungle, not a funeral home!"

"Since you're not dead, you'd better live like a human being!"

Yao Yao and the keyboard were stunned by the shout and stared blankly at Ram.

"What are you looking at!"

Ram's eyes widened, and she even mimicked An Ran by tapping their foreheads with her finger.

"Do you want that heartless instructor to laugh at you? Do you want Captain An... do you want Captain An to die in vain?!"

"Keyboard! Go over there and clear the space. Pull out all those weeds that are in your way!"

"Yaoyao! Go gather some hay, the fluffy kind. Get moving if you don't want to freeze to death tonight!"

"Get moving! I'll give you five minutes!"

After saying that, she glanced at the two of them guiltily, afraid that they would say, "You're just an ordinary team member, what right do you have to boss us around!"

But things didn't turn out that way.

When people feel insecure, they always hope that someone can stand up and lead them, and be their support.

This combo, while having a strong knock-off feel, is surprisingly effective.

The keyboard froze for a moment, then jumped up with a start: "Yes! Received!"

Yao Yao seemed to have found her pillar of support. She wiped her face, stopped crying out in fear, and obediently ran to pick up leaves.

Watching the two busy figures, Ram secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

"Damn, pretending to be cool is exhausting."

"Anran, where are you...?"

"No, no!" Finding herself sinking into dejection again, Ram quickly stood up and slapped her cheeks a few times. "Since Sister Anran isn't here, I have to take good care of the girls for her. We agreed on this a long time ago!"

……

A dozen meters away, in the dense canopy of trees.

Anran lay on the thick tree trunk, watching the scene through night vision goggles.

In the green landscape, the little girl, with her hands on her hips and mimicking even the waving gesture perfectly, looked both comical and pitiful.

"puff……"

An Ran couldn't help but laugh out loud, but as she laughed, her eyes started to get hot.

This silly girl...

She muttered to herself, finding it both funny and a little unsettling.

"I used to think they couldn't live without me, but it seems I was just being delusional."

An Ran murmured to herself, the corners of her mouth unconsciously turning up.

Don't get too excited yet.

A bucket of cold water was poured over it.

Chen Zheng sat on a high branch of a tree, playing with two pebbles he had picked up from somewhere.

"This girl has only learned the basics. If it were you, you might have gone and done it yourself after that moment of distraction on the keyboard."

An Ran rolled her eyes at him, annoyed: "What do you know? I can be very strict with them sometimes!"

"And..." An Ran paused, a hint of pride in her voice, "at least they're no longer just sitting idly by, are they?"

"really."

Chen Zheng jumped down from the tree branch and landed silently next to An Ran.

The tree trunk offered limited space, forcing the two to squeeze together.

An Ran's body stiffened, and she subconsciously tried to move forward, but a large hand pressed down on her shoulder.

"Don't move, do you want to fall and be smashed into a meat pie?"

Chen Zheng's voice was deep and tinged with a hint of mockery.

"But... at least he's got some wolfishness in him now."

Through the gaps in the leaves, he looked down at the three little birds who had huddled together for warmth in a cleared space.

"It seems your 'death' did have some value after all."

"At least it forced them to develop a bit of a survival instinct."

An Ran felt the warmth of the hand on her shoulder, and her cheeks flushed slightly in the night.

"Of course, none of my soldiers are cowards." She forced herself to remain calm, trying to hide her racing heart.

"Really?" Chen Zheng chuckled. "Then tonight, let's add a special dish for them."

At this moment, the night was completely dark.

The temperature in the jungle suddenly dropped.

It was just slightly cool a moment ago, but now it's bitterly cold.

Even though the three of them were huddled together and covered with thick hay, they were still so cold that their teeth were chattering.

"It's so...so cold..." Yao Yao shivered. "I want to go back to the dorm. I miss my blanket..."

"Hang in there." Ram hugged Yao Yao tighter. "Just get through tonight."

Seeing this, Chen Zheng put away his joking expression.

He patted Anran on the shoulder, gesturing for her to follow.

"Let's go, Captain An."

"Think you can get a good night's sleep in the jungle? Peace is for the dead."

"If they want to be good special forces soldiers, they must first learn to fight like wolves in the dark."

……

At the camp.

The trio managed to warm up the hay nest a little with their body heat and were just getting drowsy and ready to fall asleep.

The day's escape was exhausting; fatigue washed over me like a tidal wave.

Just then.

rustle……

A slight scraping sound came from the bushes not far away.

It appears to be some kind of large animal, crouching low and slowly approaching.

Ram suddenly opened his eyes, his drowsiness instantly vanishing.

She stared intently in that direction, her knuckles turning white as she gripped the dagger in her hand.

"Who?!"

no respond.

Only the mournful sound of the wind rustling through the leaves could be heard.

Just when Ram thought he had misheard.

in the dark.

Two points of eerie green light suddenly lit up without warning.

Those were a pair of bright green eyes, fixed intently on the three prey nestled in the grass.

Followed by.

"roar--"

A deep, beastly roar swept in with the night wind.