It is true that as you get older you will start to miss the past.

After lunch, everyone went their separate ways and went to their respective groups. Fujiwara Yuu and Morofushi Kagemitsu were lucky enough, at least they had someone to look after them in the team. The worst off was Akihara Kenji, as he was assigned to a group led by the instructor. I'm afraid Instructor Onizuka will not be polite to him and will definitely order him around.

After returning to the dormitory to change their equipment, Fujiwara Yu and Morofushi Kagemitsu went directly to the gate of the police academy and took a bus to the field training base outside the suburbs. It was more like an undeveloped forest that was requisitioned by the Metropolitan Police Department than a base.

They were accompanied by an assistant teacher and three students from the adjacent classroom. All three of them were not first-time students in the department, but working professionals with social experience, and were older students in the current department.

As the assistant instructor of this field training, Yasuo Tamamori immediately took on the role of team leader. After the car arrived at the open space near the training ground, he directed all members to move all the equipment needed for the training from the car and rush to the camp a few kilometers away.

"Hurry up! Don't dilly-dally! You're here to train survival skills, not to camp. Ozaki, did you miss lunch?!"

Ozaki Teppei, a 29-year-old former fitness coach, looked unhappy. He curled his lips and didn't bother to pay attention to the assistant coach. He put on his backpack and headed towards the base, complaining in a low voice about the hot weather.

Fujiwara Yu and Morofushi Kagemitsu, who were walking in the front, couldn't help but look at each other. They both saw what was in each other's eyes, which was: It seems that this assistant coach is not easy to get along with.