Special Agent Rebirth: The Omnipotent Goddess of Quick Transmigration novel Chapter 599

Chapter 599: Legend of the 590 Military Camp (4) 3 more updates

Coach He, upon hearing that there were still people wanting to try the challenge, couldn’t help but be surprised as he turned off the communicator.

He turned to see a trainee lazily raising a hand to him.

"You’re looking to attempt the challenge?" Coach He looked at the team of only three and gave a reminder, "You just saw Su Jin’s team, they’ve already obtained the bronze token, so you’ll have to hit 20 targets to get the silver token. Even so, do you still want to try?"

"No need, let’s just start the challenge." Ye Shaohua cut him off.

Though Coach He found it strange, the trainees wanted to challenge, and he had no objections, so he just took down the targets that had been hit.

Chen Xue and Lu Jing, hearing Ye Shaohua’s words, couldn’t help but whisper, "Let’s go, even Su Jin’s team couldn’t pass Level 2, let’s not embarrass ourselves..."

Chen Xue’s thoughts were simple—if they didn’t hit a single target, it would be really embarrassing.

"Go?" Shaohua looked at them curiously, "Let’s finish the challenge first, then go."

After she watched Coach He replace the targets, she picked out two handguns, tossed one to each of them, and then took one for herself.

Chen Xue and Lu Jing, with no other option, followed her in, their heads held high.

"Let’s begin!" Ye Shaohua nodded to Coach He.

Coach He didn’t hesitate and immediately pressed the button.

At the foot of the mountain in the Headquarters, inside were countless monitors of different sizes, surveilling everything happening on the mountain.

"This Su Jin is really a talent!" A middle-aged and robust military officer, admiring the surveillance of the first round, couldn’t help but exclaim, "No wonder Headquarters says she’s the most hopeful to get into the international training camp. This first round was set up by Yun Team, I suppose. With his subordinates’ ability, this Demon round could not be passed by a single squad in the entire military camp, truly formidable!"

There were five people sitting in the monitoring room, all coaches for the selection competition.

The five sat in a long row of seats, making comments about those on the video, "This 009 number, Wang Jinfeng, also knows the art of compromise, heading straight for the second round. He’s got talent, but up against Su Jin’s team, it’s not enough."

"Eh, these three are also going to try?" The middle-aged military officer, seeing the scene on the central screen, frowned, "Are these three from the squad that Su Jin left?"

As he spoke, the guard next to him had already pulled up the data, "It’s Ye Shaohua’s team."

"It’s obvious they won’t make it through this round, why are they still wasting time here?" The middle-aged military officer, seeing them enter the round, furrowed his brows even deeper, "Failing to cut ties when needed, this Ye Shaohua is a bit too confident. Having been a soldier for so many years, why is she still like this? No wonder Su Jin left their team."

The others in the room, seeing this scene, apparently shared the middle-aged military officer’s thoughts.

Only a young man sitting in the corner narrowed his eyes slightly. He tapped his finger on the desk, his pitch-black eyes locked on the monitor. His face was extraordinarily handsome, and if he were not in uniform and toying with a handgun, emitting an air of bloodthirstiness, people would mistake him for a movie star.

"Not necessarily," he pointed at the monitor, "Magnify."

"You are..." Hearing someone say ’not necessarily,’ the middle-aged military officer wanted to retort that maybe his eyes were poor, but as he turned and saw the man, he changed his tune, "A genius."

After speaking, he personally magnified the monitor.

He didn’t dare to provoke this man, though in his heart, he still disagreed with the man’s words. Not to mention Ye Shaohua’s own ability wasn’t as good as Su Jin and the others; just having a team of only three was a fatal weakness. He feared they wouldn’t even hit three targets.

At the first round location, Lu Jing and Chen Xue, experiencing gunfire and flying bullets, then realized how difficult this challenge was.