Rebirth: General, Don't Mess Around!

The two hours of breakout time wasn’t very short, but it wasn’t long either. The 16 Chinese students had already snuck into the forest and were moving forward. Their footsteps were light as they slowly lurked. Their military boots stepped on the fallen leaves silently.

They didn’t have any support tools. They relied on their eyes and ears to see and hear everything.

This time, Ye Jian didn’t bring Tian Qin along. She would definitely be the focus of the Korean students after the afternoon match. If she brought Tian Qin along, she would be implicated.

Also, Ye Jian was more suitable to fight alone in such an operation. She would first kill the Korean students who were watching her closely and clear a path for her comrades who would come later. It would be conducive to the final breakout.

At first, the students objected to Ye Jian’s suggestion of fighting alone. They were mainly worried that Ye Jian wouldn’t be able to escape safely if she was surrounded.

The team leader, Zhang Minghong, agreed. No one knew better than him how powerful Ye Jian’s individual combat was. If someone else were to go with her, she would only be tied down.

With his approval, Ye Jian was able to act alone.

Her stealth was quite fast. In 20 minutes, she had entered the hinterland, which was the first line of defense guarded by the Koreans.

The forest was very quiet, and she couldn’t feel anyone’s presence. Ye Jian hid behind the tree with two rocks in her hand and threw them somewhere. At the same time, she shook the tree beside her to create the illusion that two people were walking side-by-side.

The sound of movement was heard. The Korean student, Li Shanli, clenched her fists tightly. There was a cold look in her pretty eyes. The Chinese students were here! How fast!

Were they not worried that the Koreans would cross the defense line and pass through the hinterland to ambush them?

Did they think that the Korean students didn’t have the guts to pass through the hinterland and ambush them?

Thinking of this possibility, Li Shanli’s face flashed with humiliation and anger. She leaned out lightly with her back against the tree. Using the direction of the commotion she heard just now as the coordinates, she searched the area with her eyes.

A male student was cooperating with her. He was already slowly moving toward the direction where he heard the leaves rustling. His movements were very light. In order to prevent any movement under his feet, he moved relatively slowly. He would only speed up when there was nothing covering him.

Hiding in the dark, Ye Jian waited for the Korean students to show themselves. It was not easy to find the targets in the dense forest with one’s eyesight. Ye Jian, who purposely made a commotion, didn’t go too far away. She hid within a meter and waited quietly.

The faint sound of leaves being crushed floated into her ears. It sounded like an extremely small animal coming out to look for food. In the dark, Ye Jian smiled slightly and locked onto her first target of the night.

Li Shanli didn’t go out immediately. This was their plan. One would be in the open while the other would be in the dark. The two sides cooperated so that even if the Chinese students escaped from the Korean student out in the open, they wouldn’t be able to escape from the Korean student hiding in the dark.

Ye Jian had already moved out. She was a special forces soldier from the Xueyu unit. She liked to fight at night and was good at it. Ye Jian had the upper hand considering she was a special forces soldier going against a military school student.

After counting silently to five, the target was right in front of Ye Jian’s eyes. Ye Jian didn’t make any sound. She stretched the dagger in her hand out from behind the target like a slithering snake…

Although the dagger didn’t have an edge, the blade was still made of steel. The cold blade pressed against the fatal spot. The Korean male student froze as he felt a chill on his back.

If this was a real battlefield, his throat would’ve already been slit.