Chapter 3912
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Should I say it in advance … G3 paused for a moment before replying, "Ask the higher-ups. If you can say it, then say it. If you can't, then … don't say it for now."
"But I think I can say it."
"You must know that we still need to inform Q King of all our plans through Qing Niao. Tell him not to act alone. Since the Chinese female soldiers are kidnapped, we can assist him in completing his previous plan. There's no need to fight another battle."
V8 contacted Major General Yang directly and received a reply that could have been directly communicated to Xia Jinyuan. V8 said, "Generals are not subject to military orders in foreign countries. As long as it's beneficial to the entire operation, you can make your own decisions. You don't have to ask your superiors at all times."
There was no need to ask their superiors for any decision.
The battlefield was their battlefield. They could do whatever was beneficial to the battlefield. As the generals in charge of the country, they just had to ensure that the big decision was not changed.
With Major General Yang's approval, V8 felt more confident.
The sun had already put away its last rays. The clouds on the horizon were dyed with a layer of gold. The sun had already set, and only the last rays of its light illuminated the earth.
Gradually, the golden edges of the clouds became fainter. Night birds rushed into the clouds out of nowhere and disappeared in a few flaps of their wings. The sky gradually darkened. The distant mountains seemed to be covered by a thin layer of green gauze. The surroundings were silent. Only the rustling sound of the wind blowing through the treetops could be heard.
V8 had already seen their captain, their king. After not seeing him for a year, V8 felt a little f * cking excited! He was even more excited than when he saw his girlfriend.
F * ck, I almost forgot that he didn't have a girlfriend yet!
A few birds chirped softly, as if they were happily flapping their wings above the branches. Xia Jinyuan's footsteps moved slightly as he calmly walked into the mountains. Someone on patrol noticed him and glanced over. Half of his body was hidden in the forest, while his upper body was faintly discernible between the leaves. It looked a little like he was solving an "urgent" matter.
They didn't pay much attention and left quickly.
V8 was standing on the side of the tree where Xia Jinyuan could see. Their eyes met, and there was a smile in each other's eyes.
Ever since Xia Jinyuan became the captain of the Snowfield Brigade, this was the second time he had not seen his comrades for a year. For the first time, his comrades did not miss their new captain. Now that they had gone through so many life-and-death battles together and had not seen each other for a year, their emotions were self-evident. V8's eyes were red.
"Captain …"
He maintained a certain distance and stared fixedly at them. His voice was hoarse.
Xia Jinyuan smiled and said, "Not bad, you didn't forget about me."
"How would we dare to forget? Our brothers are all thinking about you and are all looking forward to your return. We are all waiting for you to come back and train us."
V8 grinned, wrinkling his resolute face that was covered in camouflage paint.
He wanted to have a good chat, but time didn't allow for it. Xia Jinyuan asked V8 to tell him how many of his comrades were there, whether all of them had arrived, and if there were any other arrangements from the military.
V8 stopped wanting to chat and picked the most important things to tell Xia Jinyuan. He pursed his lips when he thought about what he had to say first. He even gave Xia Jinyuan a heads up. "Captain, the first thing I have to say is a little big. You have to be mentally prepared. Now, take a deep breath and stabilize yourself."
Xia Jinyuan raised his eyebrows slightly and asked, "You want to tell me that three Chinese female soldiers have been kidnapped?"
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