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Just a few days after Shi Jin brought back the banner to the Seventh Company, which awarded Xu Sanduo second place in the group army's skills competition, everyone learned that there would be a live-fire mountain exercise next month.

When Zhang Hui found out, he trained even harder.

As the time drew nearer, he became even more ruthless to himself. For the five-kilometer cross-country run, he increased his load to 25 kilograms, leaving everyone training with him speechless.

But Zhang Hui didn't care. He knew that the decisive exercise was about to begin, and it might already be in the planning stages. He had to push himself to the limit before the exercise.

Of course, he never relaxed his training in sniping, and with the help of his existing skills, he was confident that he could rival an average veteran. This time, he was determined to protect Shi Jin.

In the end, he couldn't bear to neglect his machine gun shooting training, and kept squeezing in practice whenever he had the limited time. He planned that if they encountered the night raid from the original drama during an exercise, he would definitely follow Shi Jin with a machine gun.

Hmm~ We also need to drag Xu Sanduo along. I don't believe that with two people taking the bullets for him, he won't survive this time.

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Before we knew it, a month had passed, and the mountain live-fire exercise was just around the corner.

One early morning, as the bugle sounded precisely on time, the entire Seventh Company completed its full assembly in just ten minutes.

As soon as the order was given, everyone jumped onto the trucks and headed towards the train station.

This exercise was to be conducted in mountainous areas, involving long-distance train movements. The bumpy ride with trucks on the road dispelled everyone's sleepiness.

Upon arriving at his final destination, Zhang Hui discovered that it was a temperate forest and mountainous area, with an altitude of about two thousand meters and an average temperature of around twenty degrees Celsius.

Commander Wang at the command post stated that the slope here exceeded the maximum elevation angle of the tanks, and the dense forest also posed a significant obstacle to the firing range of artillery fire.

He lamented that the Blue Army's tactics were extremely unethical, and that four heavily armed units had already fallen victim to them; he hoped that they would not suffer the same fate this time.

However, none of this had anything to do with the Seventh Company organizing their equipment. Zhang Hui wasn't very clear about what the regimental commander cared about; this time, he only wanted to achieve his goal of protecting Shi Jin.

He had just finished tidying up the sensors behind him when he heard Shi Jin, like a mother hen, instructing Xu Sanduo, "What are you fiddling with? If you mess that thing up, it might break and blind you."

Xu Sanduo didn't say anything, but just smiled at his squad leader. Zhang Hui felt he had to find time to remind Xu Sanduo, as he hadn't had a chance to properly talk to him about Shi Jin on the way here.

As the signal flare rose, Shi Jin assembled his team and officially began the combat exercise.

The first thing to do when the exercise began was to construct positions. Zhang Hui also needed to find several highly concealed locations for himself, and to be able to move quickly and easily between them.

As soon as the members of the third squad had organized their attack formation, Shi Jin gave his order to seize the Blue Army's 034 high ground and establish a position as quickly as possible.

As the sniper in his class, Zhang Hui disguised himself and lay prone among the bushes, waiting for an opportunity to strike, while also observing the enemy situation ahead through his scope.

Just after the first fallen soldier of the Seventh Company, gunfire erupted from the woods ahead, but no enemy appeared.

Gao Cheng, accompanied by his communications officer, crept up to Zhang Hui's vicinity. As he observed through his binoculars, he signaled to Zhang Hui, who was lying nearby, that there was an situation at the ten o'clock position ahead.

Upon seeing this, Zhang Hui immediately confirmed that there were indeed people there and pulled the trigger without hesitation. After firing, he immediately rolled to the side to avoid being caught by the enemy on the other side.

Once he regained his balance, he looked through the scope again and saw smoke rising from the spot where he had been. He then shouted in the direction of Company Commander Gao, "Ten o'clock, one enemy killed!"

Upon hearing this, Gao Cheng roared, "Bring them back to me, dead or alive!"

Upon hearing this, Shi Jin immediately stood up and shouted to his comrades, "Wu Liuyi, Bai Tiejun, charge!"

Just as the three of them were running forward, Zhang Hui seemed to remember something and shouted to Shi Jin, "Squad leader, watch out for booby traps!"

Actually, he wanted to say this to Wu Liuyi more: Wu Liuyi's personality is a bit impatient, which is why he falls for these low-level traps.

Fortunately, it seems his reminder worked. Zhang Hui didn't see any white smoke rising through the scope, so Wu Liuyi probably didn't rashly pick up the Type 95 rifle. One member of the third squad's fighting force was saved.

As Shi Jin returned with the Type 95 rifle, Wu Liuyi and Bai Tiejun, who followed behind, were somewhat disheartened. However, the red and blue sides then began to confront each other.

The men of the Seventh Company began taking turns to rest. However, with their logistics destroyed and the water source poisoned, they had to rely on rations to stave off hunger.

Just then, Xu Sanduo crawled over with a well-packaged ration. After crawling to Zhang Hui's side, he reached out and shoved the ration in front of him.

Zhang Hui, completely focused on the target through the scope, could only whisper, "Move it!"

Xu Sanduo thought Zhang Hui didn't want to eat his food, so he grinned and said, "We've all eaten, this was saved for you."

Zhang Hui shook the object in his hand slightly, feeling somewhat helpless, but unwilling to give up the opportunity, he continued without moving, "Take it away, there's no time to eat now."

Xu Sanduo then pulled his arm back, looked at the thing in his hand, and, thinking that Zhang Hui couldn't eat it easily, whispered, "How about I break it open for you?"

Somewhat affected, Zhang Hui couldn't help but say, "Don't let this affect me."

Xu Sanduo's smile dimmed slightly, but he still whispered a reminder: "Then come find me when you want to eat." After saying that, he carefully lay down again, trying to move back.

Zhang Hui suddenly remembered what he wanted to tell Xu Sanduo, so he said, "Sanduo, wait a minute!"

Xu Sanduo smiled happily again, thinking that he had changed his mind. He stopped crawling and started to unpack the rations.

Just then, Zhang Hui spotted the target through the scope and whispered, "San Duo, be quiet! Don't move, absolutely don't move."

He quickly adjusted his breathing and seized the opportunity to fire a shot. The sound of the gunshot prompted other soldiers from the surrounding Seventh Company to fire in response.

Only after seeing the smoke rise through the scope did Zhang Hui put down his sniper rifle with peace of mind, telling Xu Sanduo to wait for him, before running off to report to Gao Cheng.

"Report, two points, one sniper eliminated." He exchanged a glance with Gao Cheng, then continued with his assessment: "But we suspect the enemy has a sniper."

"Alright!" Gao Cheng, having observed the situation on the other side through his binoculars, put them down and said to Zhang Hui, "When we get back this time, you'll specifically explain the essentials of sniping to everyone. Ah~"

Zhang Hui paused for a moment, then smiled and replied, "Okay!"