Soldier Assault: Visitors from Ten Continents

Su Yi wiped the muddy water off his face, and went to untie the hostage made by the dummy.

After simply wiping his body, Su Yi began to put on his clothes, but Xu Sanduo grabbed him: "Take a break, take a break, don't rush so fast."

"Okay, okay, I'll take a break, let go," Su Yi pulled the zipper, "I see you are in a hurry, and there is nothing wrong."

The second stage, confrontation, nothing else, the practice is the use of tactics and teamwork.

The old A's have always been good at running and shooting in the jungle, but this time the situation is more complicated, because it is a three-way confrontation, and the relationship between the enemy and the friend may change at any time, which requires the old A's to maintain a high degree of concentration and adapt to the situation.

The jungle battle was in full swing, and smoke was coming out of the heads of the two old A's. They looked left and right, but they didn't see anyone.

A few wild fruits were lightly thrown on them, they looked up, Su Yi was on the tree, and threw a few more wild fruits.

The two old A smiled wryly, took the wild fruit and gnawed it.

To be honest, it's not very tasty, it's sour, but you can't refuse General Su, right?

In the third stage, water rescue, the two hostages were tied to the same wooden boat in the middle of the lake. The two teams had to compete on the water, and the rescue was successful only when the boat was towed back to the starting point of the team. It was about physical fitness and teamwork.

Su Yi pushed the boat suddenly, pushed the boat far away from the starting point, and then jumped on the boat.

People on both sides were paddling desperately, Su Yi was at the stern, paddling with a shovel, and the two in front were paddling on both sides.

Su Yi's team went to the hostage wooden boat first, fixed the rope, and started rowing back.

With a weak time advantage and a substantial physical advantage, Su Yi's team quickly returned to their starting point.

The old A's didn't have any respect for the general who was training and fighting with them on the front line, they hugged each other, clapped and cheered.

After all, this general is just a soldier with more military achievements than them.

The fourth stage, looking for supplies, is to practice the ability to observe and memorize terrain and features. To put it bluntly, this subject can only be outsmarted.

Old A has half a minute to familiarize himself with the simple diagram, memorize and draw out the location of the supplies, as well as the basic outline and outline.

One thing is quite pitiful, that is, the supplies are not real objects, but are replaced by three small cards, which means.

Old A's have to look for small cards all over the world, which is also frustrating. Cards are much more difficult to find than real ones.

Su Yi used the classic nine-square grid method to divide the simple map into nine grids, which is clear and easy to search.

The cards were hidden badly, one was pasted under the trash can, one was pasted inside the top steel frame of the greenhouse, and the other was hidden under the stones in the flower garden.

What should be crawled, what should be turned over, Su Yi spent a lot of effort, and finally found three cards.

He can already confirm that this card is definitely hidden by the team leader Yuan Lang.

The rankings in the world are bad, Yuan Lang thinks he is second, no one is number one.

The forest is vast, the helicopter is hovering, and the old A's are airborne to fight.

Su Yi followed Wu Zhe and his team, and went down one by one. Wu Zhe was second to last, and Su Yi was cut off.

Wu Zhe jumped out of the hatch skillfully, reached the designated height, and pulled the parachute.

However, the parachute did not respond.

Wu Zhe instantly understood the situation—equipment failure.

He broke out in a cold sweat and pulled desperately, but the damn parachute just wouldn't come out.

Su Yi closed the hatch and suddenly felt something was wrong—Wu Zhe was already approaching a dangerous height, and he hadn't opened his parachute yet.

The author has something to say: adding a thousand words because of landmines will speed up the ending. . . . . .