Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 138 The Captain Wants to Talk to You (Please Subscribe and Give Monthly Tickets)

the next day.

Cheng Long, who was getting more and more excited as he talked with Yuan Lang, was woken up by Qi Huan's reveille in the hallway when he had only slept for less than two hours.

She got up and glanced at the bed next to her, only to find that Yuan Lang's blankets were not spread out.

"Judging by how excited he was last night, he probably didn't sleep at all and went out with the documents before dawn. Hopefully, it will be a good result."

When Jackie Chan noticed that the documents on the table were missing, he roughly guessed where Yuan Lang had gone.

I went for a 5-kilometer morning run with the group, then washed up, tidied up my belongings, ate breakfast, and went back to the dormitory to wait for further instructions.

Jackie Chan seems to be in pretty good spirits; staying up all night didn't seem to affect him at all.

8:30.

Qi Huan was blowing his whistle outside.

The nine new recruits gathered in the corridor and, led by Qi Huan, lined up to head to the cadre building, where they were eventually taken to a room next to the conference room.

All the new recruits are here on standby, waiting for the evaluation meeting led by the team to begin.

8 points.

"Wu Zhe, you're first. Come with me."

Qi Huan pushed open the door to the room, called out Wu Zhe's name, and led him out to the conference room door, saying, "Go in yourself. The leader is waiting for you inside."

"clear!"

Wu Zhe nodded, straightened his military uniform, and pushed open the conference room door.

Walk in step to the center of the house, turn to the left to face the leaders sitting in a row and salute, then stand in a straddle stance.

The site layout was very simple.

On the right are two clerks responsible for taking notes, already set up with their stenographers.

Directly in front was a standard table with a single line, and behind it sat five people.

In the very center was the two-mao-san (two-mao-san) brigade commander, Tie Lu. To his left sat the two-mao-san chief of staff, and to his right sat the two-mao-er (two-mao-san) Yuan Lang.

Two men, each with a salary of 22 cents, sat on the outermost two sides. Like Yuan Lang, they were both squad leaders.

The A brigade has three companies under its command. The fact that Yuan Lang is seated to the right of the brigade commander shows that Yuan Lang is the company commander who is most valued by the brigade commander.

And Yuan Lang was the first to speak.

"Wu Zhe, I hope that your unconventional thinking and your high level of education can be used to innovate rather than break the rules."

After his conversation with Jackie Chan last night, Yuan Lang now values ​​university graduates even more.

Both being highly educated college students, Jackie Chan was able to leverage his strengths to make significant contributions to improving the military.

This morning I showed the materials to the brigade leader, and even the brigade leader was amazed by Jackie Chan's talent.

However, Wu Zhe, who had a higher level of education, used his intelligence to find fault and doubt everything, a direction that was not very meaningful.

This made Yuan Lang feel very sorry!

As a special operations pilot unit directly under the General Staff, Brigade A urgently needs a large number of advanced technologies to promote and improve them to special operations units throughout the army.

The reason he said those words at the beginning was to make Wu Zhe realize that he could also contribute to the advancement and construction of Team A, just like Jackie Chan.

Not to mention the various training suggestions and plans that were proposed, which were adopted by the brigade and promoted to other areas.

Starting with a second-class merit, a first-class merit is not out of the question.

If Team A could produce two "brains" who could leverage their respective high levels of education, Team A would benefit immensely and reach a whole new level.

pity.

Although Wu Zhe is a highly intelligent person, he is still too young, his vision is not broad enough, and his comprehension is ultimately lacking.

He didn't understand what Yuan Lang was saying and thought Yuan Lang was finding fault with him.

He replied expressionlessly, "Thanks for the reminder."

Seeing that Wu Zhe didn't understand, Yuan Lang chuckled and didn't offer any further guidance.

Some things are better left unsaid.

It loses its charm if you explain it all.

Battalion Commander Tie Lu continued, "Comrade Wu Zhe, in the past four months of getting to know each other, we firmly believe that you are the talent we need."

Therefore, we all hope that you can become a part of our team, and that you and your talents will have a place to shine here.

Of course, we will do our best to create the space you need.

The "price" offered by Captain Railway was indeed very high. Given the status and strength of Team A, the conditions promised by Railway were unimaginable.

Wu Zhe was indeed tempted.

So delicious!

But he had a pent-up anger inside, and he couldn't get over it if he didn't vent it.

He persisted not because of any dream, but simply because he didn't want to lose to Yuan Lang; he had long been disappointed with Team A.

He had been waiting for an opportunity to vent, and now that opportunity had arrived, he wasn't going to wait any longer.

Then, with a blank expression, he said, "No one has any questions? It concerns me."

The battalion commander, Railway, had no idea what trick he was up to, and frowned, saying, "Nothing!"

"You don't have it, but I do."

Wu Zhe went all out and said frankly, "I will submit my objections in writing and hope to appeal to a higher-level department."

I will explain in detail why I lost faith in this unit.

I can't face such an instructor. I made a phone call, and he disappeared for half a month after a meal. I simply can't trust such a leader.

By the way, I would also like to ask if it is against regulations to use various wireless communication devices on this base.

Does becoming a veteran give one the right to boast? Does it grant one the privilege of breaking rules and trampling on others?

Most importantly, I am now a major.

Wu Zhe was genuinely proud of being a major at the age of 23 and believed that his future was bright.

"What happened to the major?"

Wu Zhe was clearly targeting him, and Yuan Lang's face turned cold.

"The difference between major and lieutenant colonel is just one step. I must protect my ideals while I still have them, and not let this one step ruin them."

Wu Zhe's meaning was very clear: Team A was not worth my staying, and I could fly higher elsewhere.

Battalion Commander Tie Lu glanced at Yuan Lang, then said sternly to Wu Zhe, "Comrade Wu Zhe, this isn't a doubt, this is an accusation, understand?"

"I understand perfectly," Wu Zhe said without hesitation.

"Wu Zhe, is your dislike for me because I trampled on other people's ideals and hopes?" Yuan Lang asked calmly.

"Yes!" Wu Zhe affirmed.

"Who do you think performed the best in yesterday's exercise?" Yuan Lang asked.

"The most outstanding is definitely Jackie Chan, without a doubt, but if we're talking about who performed the best, I think it's Wu Liuyi and Xu Sanduo," Wu Zhe said.

"Why were they the best performers? And not Jackie Chan?" Yuan Lang asked rhetorically.

"Because they are different from Jackie Chan, who crushed everyone with his strength. They did their best in the most desperate times and finally completed the mission. The level of difficulty involved was much higher."

Wu Zhe answered very loudly, but then seemed to realize something was wrong. When he saw Yuan Lang smiling at him, he immediately understood.

He'd fallen into a trap himself, so he could only turn his head to one side.

Yuan Lang regained control of the conversation and said solemnly, "They persevered and completed their mission even in the most desperate circumstances, when they had completely lost their ideals and hopes. These are the soldiers I need."

Yuan Lang used real-life examples to deliver a powerful rebuttal, effectively slapping Wu Zhe's accusations in the face.

Wu Zhe finally understood and had nothing to say.

Yuan Lang continued, "Wu Zhe, I will not trample on your ideals and hopes. I cannot, because that is the part I cherish most, and it is also the first factor in my choice of you."

I just wanted to...

Even when you have no hope or ideals and are in despair, you can still survive and make it through the battlefield as long as possible.

I admire an old soldier who said that he had put in a lot of effort but dared not talk about victory. He only hoped that fewer of his men would die on the battlefield. He said that this was the humanity of a soldier.

"The distance between major and lieutenant colonel is indeed very short, and you are all so young. But I want to add a heavy burden to that journey."

After hearing Yuan Lang's words, Wu Zhe's anger had largely subsided, and he understood Yuan Lang's good intentions.

But he couldn't save face, so he stubbornly said, "I still can't believe you. I think I'm good at debating, but I didn't expect you to be better than me. But people like us have a common problem: we trust our own words too much and our own ears too little."

Yuan Lang was an extraordinary person; he instantly understood Wu Zhe's thoughts.

Knowing that he was just in an awkward position and needed a way to save face, he reached into his pocket, pulled out a bunch of keys, and tossed them over.

Yuan Lang threw it with perfect accuracy, and Wu Zhe caught it effortlessly.

"This is my office key. You can go and check it now. My personal wireless communication device is in the first drawer in the upper right corner. It has no card, no power, and is just a prop to disappoint you."

Yuan Lang offered the first way out, but fearing Wu Zhe might be too shy to accept, he offered a second: "Are you afraid of trouble?"

Wu Zhe, now with a way out, smiled faintly and said, "It depends on what it is."

"You'll be checking up on everyone this week. You can check anywhere in the entire base. If you find any violations, you can report them directly to the captain," Yuan Lang said.

"I'll check it out in a bit."

Wu Zhe put the keys away and made a request: "I don't think a week is enough. I need a month. I need a month."

"at any time."

Yuan Lang knew that things had gone well, and he smiled slightly.

"Yes, Lieutenant Colonel!"

Wu Zhe descended the steps, saluted, and turned to leave.

"Why did you choose such a difficult soldier to manage?" the battalion commander joked.

"Although this person is a bit impetuous and has an overly superior attitude, he is mentally stable and has keen observation skills. He is a promising talent, and I've decided to take him," Yuan Lang said.

"Okay, whatever you like."

Battalion Commander Tie Lu, granting Yuan Lang's wish, asked, "Who's next?"

"Jackie Chan," Yuan Lang replied.

Upon hearing the name, the captain became interested and eagerly asked, "I remember you mentioned it this morning, you're the one who wrote the training program for cutting-edge special operations technologies, right?"

"Yes, that's right."

Yuan Lang nodded and said admiringly, "That kid is a genius. He's one in a hundred, if not 500 years."

My discussion with him last night was incredibly insightful; it was all stuff I couldn't understand at all. It kept me wide awake all night, and even now, just thinking about it gets me excited. I can't wait to see the results.

"Haha, it's not just you. I even doubted if I was a real special forces captain. If he hadn't captured your 15 soldiers during the exercise, I would have definitely thought he was talking nonsense," Captain Tie Lu laughed.

"The techniques he mentioned are exactly what our Team A lacks. I'm really looking forward to them."

Yuan Lang was both eager and excited, yet also anxious and worried.

This perfectly illustrates what it means to become more nervous the more you value something.

"Indeed, I wholeheartedly agree. If his techniques really work, the improvement for our team will be immeasurable."

Battalion Commander Tie Lu nodded in agreement and suggested, "I think we don't need to evaluate these outstanding special operations talents."

"I agree!"

Yuan Lang and the captain exchanged glances and smiled knowingly.

Just then, Jackie Chan pushed open the door and walked in, striding confidently to the center of the field, ready to receive an evaluation from the brigade leaders.

As I recall, during this evaluation meeting, the strengths and weaknesses of each newcomer were commented on.

Jackie Chan is quite looking forward to seeing how the captain will evaluate himself.

"Jackie Chan, I've discussed it with the captain, and we've decided that you don't need to attend the evaluation meeting. You probably didn't get enough rest last night, so go back and get some more sleep."

As soon as Yuan Lang finished speaking, Tie Lu chimed in, "Comrade Cheng Long, your health is the most important thing. You must get plenty of rest. You can go now. I've granted you a special half-day off. You can rest assured this morning."

"ah???"

Jackie Chan, who often confuses others, is now the one who is confused.

I spent ages preparing myself mentally, and they just let me go like this?

They even granted me a special half-day off?

Jackie Chan was both amused and exasperated!

"Stop standing there like an idiot, get out."

Yuan Lang immediately started to shoo people away, then added, "Make sure you get plenty of rest. After lunch, I'll take you to talk to the captain; he's very interested in your training plan."

"yes!"

Jackie Chan was speechless and could only leave.

The shortest evaluation record in the history of Team A has now firmly fallen to Jackie Chan.

Qi Huan, who was waiting outside, was stunned for a moment when he saw Jackie Chan go in and then come out again. He asked in astonishment, "You've finished the assessment already?"

"The captain said I didn't need an evaluation and even told me to go back to sleep."

After Jackie Chan finished speaking, he greeted Xu Sanduo and the others, then walked down the stairs and was actually preparing to go back to his dormitory for a nap.

"No assessment needed? This..."

Watching Jackie Chan disappear around the corner of the stairs, Qi Huan felt he had learned something new.

Xu Sanduo, Wu Liuyi, and Tuo Yonggang were also a little dizzy!

Why did Wu Zhe go in for an evaluation and take so long to come out, making everyone waiting outside very nervous?

I thought the evaluation would involve a lot of questions, so I racked my brains beforehand to figure out how to answer them.

When it came to Jackie Chan, the entire process, from going in to coming out, took less than two minutes.

Is it difficult or not?

Everyone was completely baffled!

(End of this chapter)