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

Chapter 4654: Wall of Heroes

Yun Province was the province that Ye Jian visited the most. The missions she carried out were getting more dangerous and more difficult. Ye Jian lowered her eyes slightly as she walked. Her slender fingers subconsciously rubbed the corners of her clothes. Her beautiful face turned a little gloomy.

“It’s a dangerous trip. Write a letter to whoever you want. If you can come back, tear it up. If not…”

On the other end of the cell phone, Major General Yang spoke in a low voice. It was very, very heavy. It was like a huge rock sinking into the bottom of the sea.

If she couldn’t come back, the letter would become her will.

Her fingers touched her pocket lightly. The folded letter had sharp edges. She just needed to put it in an envelope and hand it to the Narcotics Brigade. If she couldn’t come back… This letter would be sent to her lover, who would pass it to her family.

This trip was rife with danger… This was the first time she had written a will.

Ye Jian arrived at Cheli City in Yun Province at 11:00 pm. She followed the two narcotics police officers and walked through a long corridor that was dimly lit by the lights. After turning two corners, they arrived at the three-story office of the narcotics police in Cheli City.

The office was small, but the training ground was quite big.

They walked along the long corridor. To the right, the outside was filled with training grounds. Faintly, they could hear the low growls of the sniffer dogs. This area, which was about the size of two football fields, was the training ground for the sniffer police to train the sniffer dogs.

The two narcotics officers who led the way only gave Ye Jian a simple introduction of their working environment. They talked the most about Cheli City.

Cheli City was located on both sides of the Lancang River Fracture Zone. The terrain of the mountains was high in the north and low in the south. The two sides were high and low in the middle. The mountain range was filled with ravines. The south bordered Myanmar. Cheli City was the county-level city closest to the Golden Triangle. It was also Ye Jian’s resting place tonight.

After entering the three-story office building, the most eye-catching thing was not the solemn police badge but a black and white wall. The black and white wall was filled with black and white photos. There were no names or introductions. There were only photos.

The photos were embedded in glass frames. At the bottom of each frame, there was a white strip. The moment Ye Jian entered, she felt a heavy hammer hitting her chest.

In an instant, the blood in her chest surged as layers of chills appeared on her back.

There was no name or introduction. There were only rows of black and white photos on the black and white wall. There was no need for the two narcotics officers to explain. Ye Jian understood.

There were rows and rows of photos. They were all of the police officers who were sacrificed because of narcotics cases.

In the first yellowed photo, Ye Jian saw a person wearing a police uniform from the 1980s. She slowed down her footsteps. She said to the two narcotics officers, “Can I stop for a while?”

After entering the office building, the two narcotics officers, who had become cold and sharp, nodded slightly. They accompanied Ye Jian to the Wall of Heroes. Ye Jian bowed deeply and didn’t straighten her back for a long time.

The two narcotics officers accompanying her also bowed and saluted their comrades who had gone far away.

Ye Jian didn’t leave immediately. From the first photo onward, she looked at every one until she reached the last black and white photo. There were a total of 153 black and white photos. The last photo was obviously placed recently. He had a young face, but his eyes were filled with a sharpness that would make drug dealers unable to hide.

“He died in December. He was only married for less than half a year, and his wife is four months pregnant. The first night, he told us happily that he was going to be a father. The next day, he was gone at six in the evening.”