Chapter 66

Ji Huai deliberately restrained his strength and used the normal human physical fitness that Yun Piancheng had tested and explained to him before to fight Bi Ning in close combat.

Bi Ning knew that Ji Huai was deliberately suppressing her, but she was not annoyed. On the contrary, she respected this opponent even more.

She and Ji Huai fought back and forth, countering each other's moves. She gradually absorbed the body techniques taught by Yun Piancheng personally, and her eyes became brighter and brighter.

She even ignored the vibrations coming from the light computer on her wrist and devoted herself to the fight.

Ji Huai, however, kept an eye on the movements of the optical computer, worried that he would miss any communication from Yun Piancheng.

Who knew that what popped up was the final mission.

"Wait," Ji Huai called a pause, "this isn't right."

Bi Ning pretended to be at a truce, and after approaching, he suddenly raised his wrist and took out an unsharpened retractable dagger, stabbing it at the sensor on Ji Huai's chest.

However, Bi Ning's emotional changes were faster than her actions. Ji Huai caught it and reacted instantly, snatching the dagger away in a few seconds.

Bi Ning didn't feel the slightest bit embarrassed after being caught. Instead, he smiled and said, "Kill me. I can't beat you, but I'm very grateful to you."

"Let's not talk about this for now, just focus on the final task." Ji Huai waved his hand casually and focused on the business.

Only then did Bi Ning open his computer and see a bright pop-up window.

"Survive... for one interstellar hour?"

The crowd of people who were on a truce not far away began to get restless. Bi Ning immediately turned his head, and Ji Huai's expression became more solemn than ever before.

There were strange emotions around during the fight, but no malice was sensed.

The sound of disturbed grass came from behind. Ji Huai's ears moved, and he pushed Bi Ning down and dragged him behind a rock.

A bullet flew right past where the two men were standing.

"It's a soldier I don't know." Ji Huai said.

Bi Ning reacted quickly: "The higher-ups have sent people in to make things more difficult."

"Don't worry about the confrontation between Group 57 for now. Hold an internal truce and prioritize survival. The final mission has a higher priority than the confrontation mission." Ji Huai made the decision quickly. His expression was serious and his arguments were clear, reminiscent of Yun Piancheng.

Bi Ning: "Okay."

"...What about us?"

Ji Huai returned the dagger to Bi Ning and reported the location of the soldiers attacking them from behind: "Find a way to deal with them from behind."

"How do you know..." Bi Ning was puzzled.

"I heard it," Ji Huai said, "take action."

Bi Ning had no other questions and had strong execution ability. He immediately left the cover of the rocks and rolled forward.

The two powder bullets hit the spot where she passed, leaving two shallow pits on the ground and scattering powder and dust.

Bining's speed of movement was extremely fast.

He hid and ducked all the way until he reached the officer, squatted on a tree, held his breath and concentrated, so as not to be discovered by him.

The officer was lying behind a bush with the muzzle of his gun exposed, searching for a sniper target.

Bining adjusted his breathing, holding a short blade, and jumped down.

Enemy unit -1.

It was indeed cheating to have a group of professionals break into the confrontation, but at least they weren't that many, only about 300 people.

There were even fewer people assigned to the area near Ji Huai, only ten. He only reported three of them to Bi Ning and left the rest to him.

Isn’t it just speed and stealth? This is what Ji Huai is least afraid of.

A short knife is enough.

Ji Huai drew out his dagger and chuckled.

bring it on.

On the other side, Yun Piancheng immediately stopped the confrontation and gathered the remaining personnel to face the outside world together.

Being surrounded from the outside with guns, coupled with the two teams being completely unaware, it was extremely difficult to break out.

Yun Piancheng himself does not have the authority to eliminate, so after much thought, the only option is to remove his weapon.

"Let me tell you an unethical method. Everyone, use your unconscious comrades as shields, pick up your guns and break out immediately." Yun Piancheng hurriedly said this and rushed out in the hail of bullets.

The large troops around him quickly reached a consensus, apologized to their unconscious comrade, carried him up and ran away.

Yun Piancheng tried her best to control her body movements and avoid vital points, but the powder bullets still grazed her body, leaving several white marks.

Although it really didn't have much killing power and still felt painful to the touch, Yun Piancheng had already gotten used to the pain, so it was nothing to her.

It would only make her angry.

Ji Huai was always paying attention to Yun Piancheng's emotions. The breath he was particularly concerned about began to get angry. He subconsciously distracted himself and tried to draw it out, but found that the more he inhaled, the more it got.

In panic, Ji Huai poked the sensor on an officer.

The anger that suddenly stopped leaking out halfway through was like a rubber band that was stretched to the extreme and then released, whipping Yun Piancheng's nerves.

The pain spread to his body, and Yun Pian smiled sincerely.

I'll confiscate all your weapons and beat you up one by one.

Although the large force had some cover, it was still no match for the professionally trained soldiers, who chose to shoot at all sorts of tricky angles, killing quite a few people.

But more than a thousand people were ultimately stronger than three hundred. Even though nearly one-third of them were killed or wounded, they still gathered together like a giant beast, piling up their numbers along the edge and eroding the encirclement.

Survive an interstellar time?

No.

The five hundred survivors of Groups 57 and 57 proved that it only took twenty-five interstellar minutes to overturn a seemingly swift ambush and encirclement with a wave of people.

The remaining 500 people rested in the initial battle area, waiting for the final time to pass.

Yun Piancheng came back with mottled colors, and there was still a hint of anger in his eyes.

She was unarmed and dealt with a total of 57 officers, beating each of them up.

"Yunyun..." Ji Huai called out softly.

Yun Piancheng hesitated for a moment and nodded slightly, and Ji Huai immediately swallowed her negative emotions.

My mood suddenly improved, like taking a hot bath in a cold winter.

Yun Piancheng closed her eyes and stretched lazily, while Ji Huai just stared at her intently.

She enjoyed the fight quite a bit. It had been a while since I heard so many people practicing with her.

Yun Piancheng's tense nerves relaxed, and he sat down next to Ji Huai, recording the flaws and improvement plans for this final mission, and typing the document with great effort.

Ji Huai was tactful enough not to disturb him, and even used his eyes to discourage Xu Ci who was eager to try.

Thirty-five interstellar minutes is not a long time. Until the countdown reached zero, no one received the return order from the top leaders of the C21 Division.

When he was confused, Bi Ning, who was in a mess, stood up with his hands on the ground, walked to Ji Huai and handed him the dagger.

"Please eliminate me. I can't beat you," Bi Ning said generously. "Thank you. I learned a lot from you."

Ji Huai was not polite and smiled shyly: "Yunyun taught well."

He took the dagger, but saw Bi Ning making a stop gesture.

Bi Ning turned to Yun Piancheng and asked, "Then you should be better than him. Can you teach me?"

Yun Piancheng was busy typing away at the document, not even looking up. He paused, then said, "I can do it when I'm free."

Seeing that things were not going well, Ji Huai quickly stabbed Bi Ning with a knife and told him to sleep well and not talk nonsense.

Yunyun should accompany him when she is free.

The paralyzing agent took effect quickly. Yun Piancheng was afraid that Bi Ning would hit his head, so he grabbed the collar of Bi Ning who fell down and slowly put him down.

"Xiao Huai." Yun Piancheng called out the name helplessly.

Ji Huai raised his hands in surrender: "I have been obedient."

As soon as Bi Ning fell to the ground, the victory information was sent to the light computers of all the original three groups of members.

But no one could laugh.

This fight was really embarrassing.

Eighteen hundred people, facing three hundred people, only five hundred are left - and that's with the support of two commanders and a psychologist.

And they adopted a breakout plan that was very disrespectful to the "corpses".

Yun Piancheng moved the virtual screen away from input and patted Ji Huai. Ji Huai turned on the computer and started working, extracting the collective emotions bit by bit.

"Everyone, listen to me." Yun Piancheng stood up and said loudly.

"Everyone should know that we are just a makeshift team. We have only been training for five days. Most of us have never even touched a gun before coming here."

"And the standards required of everyone during this short period of preparation are also very simple: abandon individualism, obey arrangements, and execute efficiently. We have already accomplished this."

"Therefore," Yun Piancheng paused, "We have only studied for five days, and we are able to resist well-trained elite soldiers with our numerical advantage. We have already achieved the ultimate and the best."

"You don't dare to use knives against them, but they do; you don't dare to shoot, but they do; you don't dare to kill, but they do."

Yun Piancheng's words were powerful. She continued, "But this is absolutely not your fault! It's the fault of the war, the fault of the traitors, and the fault of those who wished for peace instead of cholera!"

"No matter what your abilities are, no matter what your military achievements are, as long as you refuse to desert, always uphold justice, and stand firmly on the side of the Alliance, you are a warrior worthy of commendation."

"Great job, everyone."

Ji Huai could feel the collective negative energy decrease.

"Doctor Cheng... I don't want to kill anyone..." a soldier stood up and said.

"I will hate my bloodstained hands, and I will dream of wronged spirits seeking my life."

"When I think about... the future where we have no choice but to obey orders, fight, and kill innocent people, I... I..."

The soldier cried, "I can't do it."

"Calm down the turmoil caused by the traitor, and peace will come." Yun Piancheng said.

"I don't know where you're from, but I see a lot of people with PTSD after war."

"Stand on the scales of justice. You are not breaking the order, but maintaining it and restoring peace."

"Respect death, respect your opponents, and cherish peace."

"Your contribution to peace will be meaningful." Yun Piancheng concluded his speech.

The soldier sighed, sat back and pondered alone.

Ji Huai tasted his emotions twice and felt that there was no big problem, so he continued to circle around Yun Piancheng.

But the optical brain didn't give him a chance to rest.

A vibration sounded, and the C21 Division asked the surviving recruits to return to their own dormitory to rest. The psychologists immediately took up their posts and prepared to provide psychological counseling.

Yun Piancheng hadn't finished editing the document yet. He was watching the road out of the corner of his eye and typing as he walked.

Ji Huai walked in front of her, clearing all obstacles and even stepping on the grass several times to prevent his beloved Yunyun from tripping.

The seeds of the peace-maintaining alliance are planted in the army led by the rebels, waiting to sprout.

Xu Ci was so attracted by the radiance of Yun Piancheng that he couldn't take his eyes off him.

Zhu Qing squeezed out of the crowd and wanted to get close to Yun Piancheng, but was driven away by Ji Huai.

He Lai kept a distance from Yun Piancheng, thinking that he had to find time to talk to Yun Piancheng again.

Only Ji Huai remembered the promise Yun Piancheng had made him: when the virtual war was over, he would go find her.