Chapter 2894
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Ye Chien was as calm as General Kalisler had seen her. However, when the bullet was stuck, her heart skipped a beat.
Her heart skipped a beat because of her mistake and the agility of Ika's assault.
The replaced magazine was loaded into the combat vest. Her nimble fingers were so fast that they became a blur as she finished replacing the parts as quickly as possible.
Ye Chien's countdown from 120 could be heard from her comrades' headsets. Her calm countdown reached their ears one by one, allowing them to clearly feel her calmness.
"Her mouth keeps moving. What is she saying?"
"She's very fast. The Chinese contestants have switched to single shots. They're matching the speed of this female soldier who made a mistake."
"She's about to start removing the holster. She's a very calm female soldier. The male soldiers from the Nation of Islands who also made a mistake are much later than her. It's a pity that they discovered the problem earlier than the Chinese female soldier but didn't manage to deal with it in time. "
"Can the Chinese female soldier change the holster in time and start shooting again? They only have four minutes left. "
"Four minutes. Even if they change the parts, it'll still take three to five minutes. No matter how fast the Chinese female soldier is, it'll be difficult for her to finish shooting."
The generals of the observation group whispered to each other as they discussed whether the Chinese female soldier could finish shooting in time.
General Haywill, who had been watching the time closely, curled his lips coldly. With only four minutes, it would be difficult for the Chinese female soldier to finish shooting no matter what.
There was no need to discuss her 10 points anymore. It was an irrefutable fact that her 10 points were deducted.
"General Haywill, why haven't I heard your opinion? At this time, General Haywill must have a lot to say. " General Kalisler, who was leaning against the railing, turned his head and asked General Haywill, who was two people away, with a smile, "What do you think? Can this Chinese female soldier finish shooting in time?"
General Haywill, who had been watching the time, heard this. He held the binoculars in one hand and used the other to support himself against the railing. He smiled calmly and said, "There's only three minutes left. After three minutes, the ten kilometers will be over in one and a half hours. I think all of you can see whether the Chinese female soldier can finish shooting or not, right?"
"I don't believe the Chinese female soldier can finish. This is an impossible task." Amitabu, who was from a border country and had not participated in the topic of the Chinese team's participation, said coldly in broken English, "She can't do it. There's only one result waiting for her. All ten points will be deducted."
He spoke resolutely and decisively, as if he had already seen the final result of this round of competition.
General Haywill raised his eyebrows. "Colonel Amitabu was an early SFS Special Forces soldier. I believe he must have observed him carefully before … Hmm … I'm sure. I'm more inclined to Colonel Amitabu's opinion. The time is too short, far from enough for the Chinese female soldiers to complete the task. "
"It seems that the two of you have the same opinion. Alright, let's continue to observe. Perhaps a miracle will happen."
"Yes, General Kalisler is absolutely right. Now it seems that if the Chinese female soldiers want to complete the shooting within the stipulated time, they can only wait for a miracle to appear. But miracles never happen on the battlefield, "Colonel Amitabu said sarcastically. He maintained his cold expression and continued to watch.
He didn't believe that there would be a so-called miracle, and he didn't believe that the Chinese female soldiers could accomplish what all the generals thought was impossible.
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