Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don’t Mess Around!

Chapter 3609: Not A Weakling

In the hearts of the students, Instructor Li, who didn’t like to laugh, scold, or talk much, was like a towering snow mountain. From afar, he was enough to make them respect him. However, today, he suddenly said such a thing. The navy students were so shocked that their eyes widened.

Did Instructor Li crack a joke just now?

Did they hear wrongly?

Did they see wrongly?

Were they hallucinating?

No!

The students from the other three academies, who had not interacted much with Li Jinnian, pursed their lips while holding back their smiles.

As for Ye Jian, she knew her cousin the best among the people here. Hearing that, she was stunned like the students of the Naval Academy. However, she reacted quickly and laughed softly after a few seconds.

They couldn’t let those Korean students reincarnate, so they could only choose to educate them… It was rare to hear such words from her cousin. It would be normal if the same words had come from Captain Xia.

Captain Xia?

Suddenly, the smile in Ye Jian’s eyes disappeared.

Did the person she care about… encounter unprecedented danger? Was he trying his best to escape from a predicament? Was he holding on to the belief in his heart that he would never turn back even if he had to sacrifice himself?

The man she loved deeply had held up the sky for her, filling her life with light. She didn’t know where he was now, but she was waiting for him to return.

Even if he encountered unprecedented danger and was facing a predicament where he couldn’t escape immediately, she believed that while he would persevere in his belief and wouldn’t be afraid of sacrificing himself, he would definitely think of ways to come back alive.

She was waiting for him to come back.

The other students who were laughing because of Li Jinnian’s words didn’t notice Ye Jian’s abnormality. Only Li Jinnian noticed it.

The smile in her eyes suddenly faded. There was something suppressed in the depths of her eyes. It was like the thickest ink stain, so thick that it made people feel suffocated.

His cousin was hiding something huge from him.

Li Jinnian couldn’t help but frown.

The non-military staff members who were supposed to receive the Chinese students finally appeared. As the electric gate slowly opened, three staff members strode over.

“I’m sorry. I’m really, really sorry. I had something urgent to deal with at the last minute. Sorry to keep you waiting.”

A staff member in charge explained as he wiped his sweat. Other than that, he didn’t say anything else. He took it for granted that the Chinese students would forgive him after hearing his explanation.

Li Jinnian glanced at the group and didn’t say anything. He led the students to the military restricted area in Manchester.

The three staff members were obviously stunned for a moment. They saw the students in tailored military uniforms walking past them. The students didn’t even look at them before walking in.

“Hey, wait. We still need to check your identities and information. You can’t go in immediately.” The leader’s face was dark. He immediately turned around and stopped them. “Please cooperate with our work. Thank you.”

When the other two staff members saw this, they quickly stopped the rest of the students.

Li Jinnian stopped in his tracks. His cold gaze landed on the face of the Manchester military staff member who was slightly shorter than him. As he was tall, he had to lower his gaze slightly. He looked like a king looking down on his subjects as he released an oppressive aura.