It's only been two hours; they still have plenty of energy.

The special task force's actions left onlookers in disbelief.

"What strategy do they have for doing this, or are they just trying to grab attention?"

People from various factions outside couldn't quite understand what the special task force was up to. They thought they were just taking a short break, but half an hour had passed, and while others had run dozens of kilometers, they were still sitting in the same spot.

Does this mean they've given up on the match?

The people who were initially paying attention to the special team gradually lost interest in them.

One hour has passed.

The special task force was able to stand up again.

By this time, there were hardly any forces left paying attention to them, and the unsuspecting crowd continued to run.

Two more hours passed, and this time they had run about 100 kilometers.

They sat down again to rest.

They would run for two hours, rest for one hour, then run for two hours again, and then rest for another hour. The special team members weren't used to this cycle at first, but after the third time, they began to adapt.

They quickly ate a little food and drank some water to satisfy their physiological needs, then lay down on the ground for a short nap.

Half an hour later, their teacher would wake them up on time.

At this point, observant people will notice that the special team divided the 12 hours of the day into 4 smaller segments.

Each run lasts two hours, followed by a one-hour rest.

They completed the minimum route length of 100 kilometers in each time period and got sufficient rest to maintain their best condition.