Chapter 109 Bad News
So what is the situation like at the end point more than ten miles away?
Originally, nature was peaceful.
Teams have arrived successfully one after another. About seven or eight teams have entered the end area to complete their registration, and the intelligence and information they have fed back is quite normal.
They were each led to the waiting area to recuperate, and they could really stop and rest.
Many freshmen finally breathed a sigh of relief at this moment. They walked and walked without daring to relax for a moment. Their nerves were so tense that they had never really rested. Only now could they finally breathe a sigh of relief.
However, when they arrived at the finish line, they discovered that this training session was not just an activity for freshmen as they had imagined. The finish line was set up more like a competition field.
There are high stands nearby, a standard competition venue.
A large screen was set up directly opposite their entrance, showing their mental appearance at the moment of arrival without any precautions.
Just below the screen is a huge dynamic list, with a total of two hundred names listed on it, all of which are students who have been selected based on their performance in this training session. At the back are the extra points they obtained during this training. After the training task is completed, they will be converted into personal points according to certain rules and implemented in the account. It can also be regarded as a reward for outstanding students.
Without waiting for them to digest the matters at the terminal, they still need to face the last test, which is the team flag.
As previously explained, before each team departs, the person in charge of the training ground will personally distribute flags representing the team to them, which will be held by the selected flag bearer. And the person in charge will explain the meaning of this flag to them, and different people in charge will explain it in different styles.
It’s just different people and different teams, and their understandings are also different.
Some people take this to heart. Basically, the entire team carefully protects the flag throughout the process, and then successfully brings the flag and the team to the finish line. The degree of completion of such a team training task is The highest one can get full bonus points.
But some people did not take this to heart or did not realize the significance of the flag to the team at all, resulting in a situation where everyone went their own way. Some were accidentally damaged halfway along with the flag holder, and some were even more outrageous and were lost directly. Even if you reach the finish line early, most of your evaluation points will be lost, and your points will be deducted. It can be said that you lose your wife and lose your troops.
Of course, there are some teams that are more lucky. Although I didn't pay attention to the flag, and the performance of the entire team was not outstanding, the journey was smooth and the obstacles encountered were not difficult, so they successfully completed the task. Moreover, the team retained quite a lot of people, and the raters could not find their mistakes, so their team score was not low.
In short, when they arrived at the end, broke away from the previous state of information isolation, and regained access to information, they soon learned everything they needed to know, and naturally they were happy and sad.
Then the group continued to wait for the next arriving team.
Just when everyone thought they would complete the entire training and reception work smoothly, the accident happened.
I don’t know whether it was the ninth or tenth team to arrive... The first thing they did when they arrived at the finish line was not to follow the instructions of the finish line staff and complete the registration work. Instead, they interrupted the other team and told everyone an order. Shocking news.
——A team encountered a star beast at the level before the end and was attacked by a group of star beasts. As soon as the news reached the ears of the officers at the observation center, it was like a bolt from the blue. Some young officers present couldn't help but stand up immediately and stared at each other in horror.
How?
In order to conduct this freshmen training, they cleared the entire training ground at least a week in advance, and dispatched many experienced sergeants to defend nearby. Moreover, the people who arranged the arrangements were all trustworthy people seconded from the military. How could such an accident happen?
And what they are more concerned about is...if they really encounter a star beast halfway, how on earth are these freshmen led by a young officer to escape from a group of star beasts?
What kind of star beasts are these uninvited guests? How did they break through the defense line and enter the controlled area? And why has the observation center not received the corresponding help signal so far?
Too many questions and doubts.
Almost everyone present was a person who had come down from the actual battlefield with a military rank. They knew better than the outsiders what the combination of this information meant, and it was easy to make conjectures in some conspiratorial direction.
While some inexperienced young sergeants were still in a daze, experienced officers quickly reacted and mobilized all ports to observe, and quickly investigated and located several teams that might have trouble.
Because it is a round-robin system, it is naturally difficult to find one or two missing pictures. But now that we know something happened, we can integrate all the port screens and correspond them one by one with the numbered teams, and we can immediately find out a lot of information.
Everyone discovered that along the line radiating out at 78 degrees southwest of the terminal, the observation images of the three nearby teams seemed to have been affected by some external factors, and the images were blocked or simply disappeared. None of these three teams have reached the finish line so far, which can easily give rise to bad associations.
A very authoritative instructor in the third grade made a prompt decision. He connected to the other end of the optical brain and issued an order, asking the troops patrolling nearby to go immediately to check the situation. Regardless of whether those teams were in trouble at the moment, they would directly ensure the safety of the students. Bring them back to the end point, and then launch a carpet search to dig out and eliminate the group of star beasts that may be hiding nearby.
With the instructor taking the lead, officers with authority contacted nearby teams one after another to rescue and assist in the search, and the situation became very tense for a while.
And this time all the class teachers in the first grade couldn’t sit still. Because their students are the ones who bear the brunt of this accident and may also become the victims.
So no matter whether their students are currently in the three teams within the scope of this radiation modulation line, they cannot sit here quietly.
Before their search and rescue operation could officially begin, the bad news continued.
Three teams came to the terminal in a row, and they came together. However, the faces of the students who arrived at the finish line and the leading instructors were a little unsightly and looked panicked.
When asked again, these three teams actually brought back the students who were attacked by the star beasts.
They actually all belong to the seventh team assembled at the A1 training ground, which is the team where Jiang Hui is.
Stark, who had been sitting silently and seemingly calmly, suddenly stood up and stared at the blocked observation screen with gloomy eyes.
(End of this chapter)