Chapter 1093: Chapter 633: Qin Yuan Takes on a New Research Task_2 Chapter 1093: Chapter 633: Qin Yuan Takes on a New Research Task_2 He Chenguang and Geng Hu listened as Qin Yuan spoke, and when they ca out, they asked curiously.
“What’s wrong, Captain? Are we expecting another phone call?”
One must know that at that mont, deep in the mountains where they were, there was no signal, and this phone call was through a special satellite positioning system, available only to ensure communication in case of ergencies.
“Do you still rember the old Liu from the national research institute?”
Instead of directly answering their question, Qin Yuan brought up the na of this person to Geng Hu and He Chenguang.
Geng Hu and Weiwei were briefly startled, then after thinking for a mont, replied.
“The one who researches fighter jets.”
For these Special Forces mbers, fighter jets represented one of the most formidable weapons; naturally, they had a certain impression of old Liu.
At this mont, He Chenguang also began to recall how old Liu used to praise Qin Yuan endlessly, and it was Qin Yuan who took him inside the research institute, only to be rejected and leave feeling forlorn.
“That’s right, in a little while, soone from our team will send a plane to pick us up, and I might have to visit the fighter jet research institute.”
Qin Yuan had nothing to hide from his two good brothers and trusted they could effectively lead the entire team; he reiterated his instructions.
“When I’m gone, you two will be in charge of the entire team. Make sure to lead them well.”
Hearing Qin Yuan say this, the two n looked at each other, not having expected that the captain would leave again so soon after only returning a few months ago.
But they both knew that as Special Forces mbers, obedience was their duty, and they would comply with any orders from above.
“Understood, Captain. You can count on .”
“I’ve got it, too. I’ll take care of the logistics team.”
This ti, completely clueless about the specifics of the fighter jet, they would not be able to accompany Qin Yuan, with only one person entering the research institute.
As Qin Yuan was speaking, the team mbers who had been asleep behind him had all woken up and risen to their feet.
Gazing at these Special Forces mbers, Qin Yuan addressed everyone seriously once more and loudly called out.
“Prepare for assembly.”
“Yes, Captain!”
The mbers, one by one, began to gather in his direction, and at that mont, every one of them had a look that radiated tenacity.
They didn’t know what sort of situation their captain was dealing with, but they knew for certain that a mission awaited them.
“Today’s task is very simple. A plane will soon co to take us back. Erase all traces of our presence here.”
No matter where they went, erasing traces of their location was their best guarantee. Qin Yuan always maintained this habit.
As Qin Yuan was about to cancel this deep forest training opportunity, everyone was perplexed.
But they also knew the captain wouldn’t give them much chance to ask for explanations and agreed with him one after another.
“Yes, Captain.”
“Yes, Captain.”
“Alright, everyone prepare to move. We’ll assemble again in 10 minutes.”
More than two hours had passed since the last phone call. The sun had risen high in the distant sky, and from ti to ti, the sound of birds could be heard in this part of the forest.
Qin Yuan knew that it wouldn’t be long before a plane would co to pick them up.
Indeed, in a very short ti, everyone had tidied up all the surroundings, and Qin Yuan ordered the soldiers to take so compressed biscuits and compressed at and began to eat.
Just as they finished eating, the rumbling sound in the sky began, capturing many people’s attention.
At that mont, Qin Yuan’s phone rang once again.
Commander Wei ca personally in the helicopter to pick up these mbers, and it was a good opportunity to discuss with Qin Yuan about old Liu’s phone call.
“Hello.”
Watching the phone ring, it was still Old Wei, the leader’s number, Qin Yuan answered the call.
“Soon, a ladder will be lowered down to you. Everyone get ready to climb up,” the voice on the other end spoke.
The area was covered in forest, with extrely tall trees. The foliage was so dense that there was absolutely no place for an aircraft to land.
Old Wei, flying above, had circled looking for a landing spot but failed to find one; this was the only thod he could think of.
“Understood,” Qin Yuan responded.
As for the task of directly climbing a ladder, all the retired mbers had long since beco accustod to it. Qin Yuan’s agreent was followed by the phone call being disconnected.
“Everyone get ready to climb up to the helicopter,” he commanded.
“Yes, Captain.”
At that mont, everyone looked up. The arrival of the helicopter, with its rumbling rotors spinning, caused all the surrounding trees to sway.
A ladder was slowly being extended downward.
What needed to be done next was clear to everyone. With resounding voices, the team mbers confird their understanding, watching the ladder slowly touch the ground.
“Alright, prepare to climb,” Qin Yuan ordered.
“Yes, Captain.”
“You go first, He Chenguang,” he instructed.
Qin Yuan issued the command specifically to He Chenguang, which also served as a protective asure for the other mbers.
He Chenguang responded promptly.
“Yes, Captain.”
He was the first to grasp the swaying ladder, cautiously and swiftly climbing towards the top.
As He Chenguang climbed, Qin Yuan didn’t hesitate at all; he ordered again, and one by one, the team mbers began scaling the ladder.
In less than half an hour, three to four dozen mbers had all ascended to the helicopter above.
Qin Yuan, the last to cover the rear, climbed aboard and saw Old Wei sitting solemnly by the helicopter’s entrance.
Qin Yuan let out a gentle breath upon ascending, as Geng Hu closed the helicopter’s door behind him. The helicopter then departed, leaving that patch of sky behind.
“Commander, why so silent? What happened?” Qin Yuan asked, aware that Old Wei’s personal appearance ant sothing significant had occurred.
We are about to embark on a rescue mission, and this ti, let He Chenguang and Geng Hu lead the team.
“As for you, you’re to report to Old Liu’s research lab,” the commander continued, having considered the matter during the flight. Knowing that they had a new rescue mission at the border, he decided it was best for Qin Yuan to report to the institute before discussing further.
“We heard what the opposition said, pondered for a mont, and then started towards the direction of the other Special Forces mbers,” they said.
He was aware that each one of them was incredibly capable and that for the past six months, they had all trained diligently every day. Every mber’s strength had increased significantly.
For the consequent conditions, for the mission ahead, he trusted every one of them to excel—that was the fundantal trust Qin Yuan held in his heart for them.
“Yes, Commander, I am willing to obey all orders,” Qin Yuan confird.
The commander, Old Wei, had always known that everyone from the Wolf Fang logistics team was exceptional, and his certainty in them was rooted in his absolute trust.
“Good, then this matter is settled,” the commander concluded, his voice firm.
Qin Yuan could detect a seriousness in his voice; he knew the mission awaiting He Chenguang and Geng Hu would not be an easy one.
Listening to the commander’s voice, the others too understood that the upcoming mission would be a new challenge for them.
The most difficult aspect for them would be operating without their captain’s presence, uncertain whether this would make their task even more challenging.
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