Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don’t Mess Around! Chapter 1119 - : Li Jinnian, 26 Years Old, Navy Major

Chapter 1119: Li Jinnian, 26 Years Old, Navy Major

To Captain Xiao and his comrades, this mission came really suddenly. They were training in their military unit when they were suddenly informed that a female soldier was undergoing special training and their cooperation was needed to complete the a.s.sessment of this female soldier.

Now, they couldn’t find the female soldier or find any traces of her. Where were they supposed to look?

What if the female soldier lost her way?

The commander in charge of Team A and B said, “We are sure that the female soldier is progressing in the direction we gave you. The leader of the military district said that this female soldier isn’t an ordinary female soldier. If you can’t find her within three days, then retreat.”

If the female soldier was moving in this direction, it meant that they were the ones who didn’t find any traces of her! That meant that she wiped away all her traces.

Captain Xiao, who was approximately 1.72 meters in height, turned serious. He ended the call with the military district and led his team to continue the chase.

After Ye Jian realized that there were a bunch of people with unknown ident.i.ties in front of her, she became more careful. She walked carefully but her speed didn’t decrease. She kept close to the forest beside the stream. Her military boots stepped on the wet and slippery moss. Her gaze was cold and she looked like a real warrior who was walking on the path that belonged to her.

She didn’t have food so Ye Jian relied on all kinds of raw food to get her nutrients. At around 11 am, she stopped. Her position could be seen on the computer screen. The red dot representing her remained in the same place. It didn’t move.

“She stopped around one kilometer away from Team A.” The person who spoke was someone young and unfamiliar. His features were handsome and the lines on his face were angular and sharp. It looked as though a master carved his face. There was a cold and distant aura around him.

This was a man who had an entirely different aura as compared to Xia Jinyuan. His skin was bronze and healthy-looking. He wore a pure white navy uniform that was often seen during Spring. He sat in the office of the navy commander-in-chief and stared at the red dot that was blinking. His gaze was so cold it was like the glaciers in the sea. There were no other emotions on his face.

The navy commander-in-chief sat beside him and was looking at the red dot too. He asked, “Did she notice something amiss in front or is she just resting?”

“That’s hard to confirm.” The man didn’t speak much. He crossed his arms in front of his chest and the muscles on his arms could be seen clearly. He unconsciously revealed the s.e.xiness that only a soldier would have. “She started undergoing Special Forces training when she was 14 years old. There’s rarely any girls like her.”

“Are you saying that she noticed something amiss?” The commander-in-chief took the doc.u.ments that the army sent him and flipped to the last page. He saw the training schedule and smiled. “This girl is indeed different. Jinnian, look. She has done navy training before.”

Jinnian, Li Jinnian.

26 years old, navy major.

The captain of a certain navy in the Southwest Basin of the South China Sea. He was rewarded with first-cla.s.s honors many times and had three special cla.s.s honors!

Long hours of exposure to the sun didn’t make him warm. His entire face was as cold as glaciers and he wore the same expression throughout the year: no expression!

He took over the doc.u.ment from the chief. His cold gaze landed on a certain page of Ye Jian’s Four-Year Plan. The corners of his lips twitched slightly and he said calmly, “The recording is very vague. We can’t use it as a reference.”

“Don’t always look for a needle in the haystack. Didn’t you say that she started the Special Forces training when she was fourteen years old? That’s very rare. The young lady shouldn’t be bad. If not, the military won’t have such high hopes for her.”

The commander-in-chief knew the temper of his favorite subordinate. He was someone who needed to achieve perfection for everything, to himself or the soldiers under him.