What happened to the Delta Force? It turned into Arknights!

Texas couldn't help but think this, and subconsciously took a few more glances at the large rock.

Before Texas could figure out what was different about the stone, she saw Han Fei suddenly take a few steps forward, his tactical boots crushing a few dry weeds.

Han Fei turned around, the moonlight behind him gilding his silhouette with a silver edge, his outstretched hand tracing an inviting arc in the night:

"Ready for a new life?" His voice mingled with the sound of the wilderness wind. "Countless adventures await us ahead."

"This question."

Texas stepped forward and placed her right hand firmly in Han Fei's palm. "You already asked that once."

Han Fei smiled and said, "Then let's go home."

This statement left Texas somewhat confused, as this place didn't seem like the way home at all—although she didn't actually know where Han Fei's home was.

Just as Texas was about to voice her doubts, the roar of the propellers tearing through the air suddenly shattered the silence of the wilderness.

A violent gust of air suddenly pressed down, stirring up countless dust particles and bending the weeds. Texas instinctively raised her hand to shield herself, her hair dancing wildly in the hurricane and the hem of her uniform fluttering in the wind.

Through his fingers, Texas saw a jet-black helicopter descending in the moonlight like a giant eagle.

A rappelling rope was thrown down from the helicopter. Han Fei gripped the rope firmly and said to Texas, "Let's go!"

At the same time, the Great Emperor, who was also on the wilderness, suddenly trembled, feeling as if his fortune was being stolen.

Texas looked up at the helicopter hovering in mid-air, her doubts growing stronger—she was absolutely certain that this giant steel bird had appeared out of nowhere in the night.

Otherwise, judging from the noisy propeller noise, she should have discovered the other party's whereabouts long ago.

But before she could even ask a question, the world suddenly plunged into absolute darkness.

When Texas opened her eyes again, she was no longer greeted by the moonlight of the Columbian wilderness, but by an unfamiliar metal dome. The cold white overhead lights cast sharp beams of light above her, pinning her shadow to the alloy floor.

"This is……"

Texas's pupils suddenly contracted, and the entire process from darkness to regaining sight should have taken no more than ten seconds.

In such a short period of time, the surrounding wilderness of Colombia transformed into a completely unfamiliar environment she had never seen before.

This abrupt change sent chills down Texas's spine, and he instinctively reached for the hilt of his sword.

It was at this moment that Texas realized that her right hand was still being held in someone's hand.

"This is our headquarters. Welcome home."

A familiar voice came from beside her, giving Texas a sense of security amidst her confusion. She turned to look at Han Fei and asked, "How did you do that?"

"Actually, I don't know too much."

Han Fei shrugged and said half-jokingly, "All I know is that the helicopter has some kind of special Originium Arts that can bring us back here from different countries, and can also send us from here to various parts of Terra."

This was a white lie; otherwise, Han Fei wouldn't have been able to explain the helicopter's carrying capacity.

When in doubt, quantum mechanics? Originium Arts!

"You don't know either?" Texas glanced at Han Fei again.

"I really don't know," Han Fei said truthfully. "I am not the creator of this place, but its inheritor."

"I see."

Texas looked away, surveying the Secret Service headquarters, and remarked, "What an amazing place."

"It's quite amazing."

Han Fei echoed, then quickly changed the subject, saying, "Let me show you around here first."

The Secret Service is a place you can talk to, but don't go into too much detail.

If they continued the conversation, there would be too many reasons to explain, and it would be too troublesome to explain. Han Fei didn't know how many brain cells he would have to lose to make it all make sense.

"it is good."

Texas responded.

Han Fei showed Texas around the Special Operations Department, and after she got to know the area, he arranged a room for her.

"How about you stay here from now on? My room is right across the street, so it'll be easy for you to find me."

Texas looked around at the room's furnishings and nodded, saying, "I have no objections."

"Okay, then you rest first. We can talk about it tomorrow," Han Fei said.

After saying goodbye to Texas, Han Fei went straight back to the Special Operations Division. After settling the new department head in, he had to properly sort out his gains from this trip.

This trip to Puba was very profitable. Even after returning Lappland's twin swords, his earnings from this trip still exceeded one million.

1086523, this is the book profit displayed by the system, just a little short of breaking the 1.1 million mark.

The most expensive item, of course, is the champagne picked up from Texas, which costs 34 for just two jars.

Then there's the expensive mechanical watch I got from Giuseppe, also known as a Rolex.

These two together cost over 500,000, only slightly cheaper than Lappland's dual swords.

However, paper profits are one thing, but as a long-time friend of the Special Operations Department, Han Fei naturally understood its true nature.

—Regardless of your paper profits, come to the trading house and get a 20% discount on everything!

This is one of the reasons why it's difficult to make money with aggressive tactics. Even if you see millions in revenue, after deducting losses and fraudulent accounting, the actual profit is not much.

To put it bluntly, if you equip yourself with a set of gear worth 200 million Haff coins and go on a rampage, and then earn 200 million in profit, but die in the second round, the 200 million profit from the first round will definitely not be enough to equip yourself with the same set of gear again.

However, Han Fei didn't have any fraudulent accounts this time, and his losses weren't high either. Even if he had to pay an 80% discount, he would still be making a pure profit.

"OK, let me see what I can sell. Let's quickly get some Haff Coins to upgrade the Special Operations Department."

Volume 1: Chapter 67 This Red Is Really Worth Selling

"Tsk, they're selling so slowly."

Han Fei looked at his Haff coins, which hadn't changed much, and felt a little uneasy.

The trading post is not fast to begin with, and to make matters worse, it is the lowest level command center, with only five slots available.

Not only are there few plaid patterns, but Han Fei also produces mostly trendy but shady stuff.

These items sell extremely slowly and the returns aren't very high. In the past, Han Fei would just dump them at the Special Operations Department instead of listing them on the trading house.

But right now, Han Fei is penniless and has no Haff coins, so he can't be so arrogant.

He waited quite a while before he managed to scrape together 100,000 Haff coins.

"Finally, we're rich."

Without saying a word, Han Fei immediately opened the Special Operations Department's upgrade interface.

In the interface, only the warehouse and command center have the Lv.1 icon, while all other facilities have had their levels cleared.

Han Fei glanced at the warehouse; the upgrade cost of 130,000 yuan immediately deterred him.

"No money, next."

Han Fei's current warehouse is sufficient, and since he hasn't sold all his goods yet, he's decided not to upgrade the warehouse for now.

"Let's take a look at our command center."

As Han Fei spoke, he clicked on the upgrade option for the intelligent center. Upgrading the command center was cheap, costing just over 5 yuan. However, Han Fei didn't have the necessary materials, so he would have to buy them again.

Han Fei bought the materials on a whim and was about to select the upgrade option when he suddenly realized something was wrong.

"Huh? What does it mean that the tradable range and communication range have increased?"

Han Fei remembered clearly that the upgrade of the command center had two effects: one was to increase the level experience at the end of the battle, and the other was to increase the number of slots in the trading house.

Battle experience is meaningless to Han Fei now. Although he has been cleared out of the Special Operations Department, his level is still there. A max-level account does not need to gain experience.

However, the experience gain is gone, replaced by two expanded ranges.

This left Han Fei somewhat bewildered.

"Forget it, never mind, let's just get promoted first."

The upgrade from Command Center 1 to 2 was incredibly fast, taking only one second. Han Fei didn't even have to wait; after pressing the upgrade button, the Command Center immediately upgraded to level 2.

With the upgrade of the command center, the trading post has gained two more slots.

After a brief hesitation, Han Fei hung up the champagne and Rolls he had taken.

"We're short of money right now, so let's not keep it."

Champagne and Rolls are also red, but in terms of rarity, they certainly can't compare to those nine-compartment bright reds.

Even when playing in the continent, Han Fei's attitude towards Xiao Hong was always that he would sell her if he didn't have the money.

After all, this thing is not like the nine-grid one. The nine-grid one is really hard to come by, but with Little Red, unless it's a special eyebrow pencil, you can always find some.

Now he's physically searching and fighting, and it takes him much longer to play a game than to play a single game. In terms of efficiency in acquiring HAF coins, it can't compare to playing games.

Therefore, Han Fei felt there was no need to keep the two little red ones; they should be sold.

On the contrary, the demon fragments were much rarer than these two red ones, which is why Han Fei kept them and didn't sell them.

Aside from the demon fragments, the only thing Han Fei wanted to keep was a pair of Lappland shoes.

This thing is quite a rare item, and its name is "Lappland's Shoes".

This item is obviously a rare find, the kind that doesn't drop easily, so Han Fei plans to keep it.

Apart from the head armor, gun, and chest armor, everything else can be sold.

As items continued to be sold in the trading house, Han Fei leisurely listed new trendy little junk items, remarking with a sigh:

"This time, Puba is really good."

Although the previous tundra yielded considerable profits, the actual gains were entirely supported by the Demon Shards and the four-piece set. The only items that could be sold were small blue items. So, after Han Fei returned, he sold a few items and replenished his supplies, without even checking the Special Operations Department's upgrade interface.

—What's the point of watching if you don't have money!

But at this moment, there were quite a few things to sell, so Han Fei had enough balance to upgrade some special operations units.

Even now, after upgrading to a command center, Han Fei still has over 600,000 HAF coins in his account, and many unsold small blue and small purple coins in his warehouse.

As the saying goes, "With grain in hand, one has no fear in the heart." Only with Haff coins in his account could Han Fei confidently and boldly upgrade the Special Operations Division.

"We still have some money left, should we upgrade to something else?"

Han Fei stroked his chin, lost in thought.

The facilities in the Special Operations Department are of two types: one is functional, which enhances player attributes, and the other is production, which allows players to slowly accumulate funds even if they don't search, fight, or retreat.

Once those four production facilities are fully upgraded, even if you only log in to collect vegetables twice a day, you can still earn hundreds of thousands of yuan.

Functional upgrades are equally important. Without upgrading functional upgrades, you'll not only lack stamina, but also have low carrying capacity.

To put it simply, in the game, if your stamina isn't maxed out, playing as the Shield Dog is extremely difficult; you'll run out of stamina in just a couple of elbow strikes.

If you don't have enough weight to carry, you can basically say goodbye to wearing heavy armor. If you force yourself to wear heavy armor, wearing a set of equipment and carrying a gun will make you overweight. Once you are overweight, your stamina will be consumed very quickly, and you will run out of stamina after just a few steps.

If he could, Han Fei would love to upgrade the entire Special Operations Division to the maximum level in one go, but obviously, that's not possible right now.

Considering that he still needed to save some money for the next round of search and raid, Han Fei only upgraded his armor platform by one level after a brief hesitation.

The amount of HAF coins on the account immediately decreased by 73,000.

The level 1 armor crafting platform can only produce four sets, not five. However, considering the versatility of four sets, Han Fei still upgraded it to level 1 first.

That way, when he returns from the next round of searches, the family will still have an extra set of Level 4 armor to use, without having to buy new Level 4 armor.

As for functional components, Han Fei decided to hold off for now.

He doesn't have the opportunity to wear heavy armor right now; those things are too expensive, and it's clearly beyond his current means.

As for physical strength, he didn't feel that he was lacking in strength for the time being, so he put that aside for now.

"OK, let's craft a level 4 armor first, and save the rest of the money for the next round. We still have some money left, and the four sets of armor we have aren't broken. We can repair them and use them again. I feel like we can challenge a round of the Secret Realm next round."

To be honest, Han Fei had never crafted a level 4 armor before, so he was taken aback when he saw that the materials for crafting level 4 armor were purchased from the Special Operations Department.

Subsequently, with the amount of Haff coins in the account reduced by 50,000, a new level 4 armor was being produced in the armor station.

Looking at the countdown on the production interface, Han Fei couldn't help but sigh, "This thing is really cheap, but it takes a lot of time. It would be great if we could make more at once."

A single piece of level 4 armor costs over 100,000 Haff coins. He remembered that before he transmigrated, the most expensive MK2 level 4 armor with 110 durability could sell for 300,000. He wondered who was buying it.

But crafting a piece of armor from the armor shop only costs less than 6.

Just then, Texas's voice suddenly came from behind: