What was originally a disadvantage for them might now be a guiding light.

The heavy rain could last for several days, so they had to hurry.

After the commander and his men assembled the soldiers, they all wore raincoats with large hoods, and each of them was given a pair of binoculars.

When they pulled out hundreds of them, everyone was stunned.

They didn't bring back any of these things.

Before the soldiers could even ask any questions, the commander began issuing orders.

"Everyone, please be careful. Keep an eye out for drainage ditches halfway up the mountain. With such heavy rain, small waterfalls may form. If you find anything unusual, come back and report immediately."

"Yes, sir."

The number of people was small. Apart from the 100 people who stayed behind, the other 450 people all set off, in groups of ten, and poured into the mountains.

One of the teams trudged along, sometimes sinking into the mud, sometimes sinking into the sand. Every time they passed a mountain, they would circle it and look up through binoculars.

The soldier next to the squad leader asked curiously, "Squad leader, how did you bring those stoves and binoculars over?"

When we go out to do missions, who can bring those useless things?

Yes, in their eyes, the stove was useless; they could just endure the cold weather.

The captain glanced at him expressionlessly and warned, "Don't ask questions you shouldn't ask. Don't forget the confidentiality agreement you signed before you came here."

"The more you know, the more dangerous it is. In the end, no one can protect you."

"Besides, we're the ones who will benefit from those things. Don't go around telling anyone. If the spies find out, I don't know if others will die, but you'll definitely be the first to die."

The squad leader believed that this was something the country had developed, a national treasure, a secret weapon that could not be known to others.

To qualify them for this mission, their family backgrounds were thoroughly investigated. After returning, they will be subject to observation and will not be allowed to participate in any missions for a year.

That's why he issued a warning.

The soldier's heart skipped a beat, and he immediately stood at attention and said solemnly, "Yes, Captain, I won't ask around. I'll definitely keep this to myself."

At the same time, I wanted to slap myself for asking such a pointless question. I almost got treated as combat damage.

This kind of thing happened in many squads, and everyone was warned.