Delta: I have a 1-Haf Coin instant kill system!

Zhang Zhao and his group walked back from the training ground.

Red Wolf unscrewed the thermos, took a sip, and looked Zhang Zhao up and down.

"When did you touch my back?"

Guess~

Red Wolf almost smashed the thermos over there.

Uluru laughed heartily beside him.

"You've finally met your match! Someone sneaked up on you right under your nose. How embarrassing is that if word gets out?"

"Shut up!" Red Wolf glared at him irritably.

"You were the first one eliminated, what right do you have to talk to me like that?"

Uluru's smile froze on his face. He opened his mouth, but after a long pause, he managed to utter a single sentence.

"His marksmanship is too good! I didn't even see him fire!"

"so what?"

"So we didn't lose unjustly!"

Red Wolf ignored him and turned to look at Mighty Dragon, who was walking towards them.

"Were those shots you fired just now intentional?"

Wei Long glanced at him expressionlessly. "What do you mean, intentionally?"

"Those few shots that grazed my shoulder, the top of my head, and my side."

Red Wolf paused, his brow furrowing slightly. "Are you showing off to me?"

Wei Long's lips twitched slightly. "No!"

"Really not?"

"...A little bit."

Red Wolf took a deep breath, turned to look at Zhang Zhao, and said, "Are all Chinese people this infuriating?"

Zhang Zhao thought for a moment, "It depends on the person."

Uluru laughed again, laughing so hard he squatted down and slapped his thigh.

Red Wolf was so angry he couldn't speak. He unscrewed the thermos and took another big gulp to cool himself down.

"Alright, alright—"

He put down his thermos and glanced at the three people.

"You won, we admit defeat!"

He tilted his head to the other end of the training field.

"But who do you think will win the second group vs. the fourth group match?"

Zhang Zhao followed his gaze.

The three members of the second group were squatting in a corner of the field, whispering to each other.

The three people in the fourth group stood separately at the other end of the field, maintaining a clear distance from each other.

Wei Long glanced at it and shook his head. "Group four has no chance."

Luna didn't speak, but judging from her expression, she clearly agreed with Weilong's judgment.

"The group led by Instructor Hagibis..."

Uluru squatted on the ground, resting his chin on his hand, looking unusually serious.

"To be honest, Instructor Hazak taught them everything he was supposed to, but those three just couldn't stand each other."

"Do you know what happened during training yesterday?" Red Wolf tilted his head to look at him.

"Yesterday afternoon, Hawthorn had them do teamwork drills, and guess what happened?"

"The three of them got into an argument on the training field, and it was only after Hazha kicked each of them that they stopped."

Uluru shook his head at this point.

"You think you can win with this? You're lucky to even be alive."

"Alright, alright, stop worrying about that."

Zhang Zhao shrugged and turned his gaze away from the two groups of people.

The six of them walked side by side, around the edge of the training field, toward the exit.

The sound of Gu came from behind.

"Second group, fourth group, prepare—"

Then came the sound of deep blue footsteps; he followed, with Bee Doctor behind him.

"Deep Blue Instructor, aren't you going to watch anymore?" Uluru glanced back, but didn't stop walking.

Deep Blue shook his head.

"There's nothing to see. The outcome is already decided; it's a waste of time."

The bee doctor yawned, put his hands in his pockets, and followed behind Deep Blue unsteadily.

"Exactly, actually. Instead of wasting time like this, we should go to the warehouse and get tomorrow's equipment ready."

"Real combat is not child's play; equipment must be prepared in advance."

Hazak leaned against the pillar, and with a "click," he paused the game console in his hand.

She glanced up at the two groups of people on the training field, then stuffed the game console into her pocket and followed them.

The group of nine walked through the corridor, down the stairs, and headed towards the warehouse on the east side of the base.

The warehouse is located at the deepest part of the training base.

Deep Blue walked at the front, took an access card from his belt, and swiped it on the sensor.

"Beep—" The metal door popped open.

"Come in," Shen Lan said, pushing open the door and walking in first.

The warehouse was larger than Zhang Zhao had imagined.

He stood in the doorway, his gaze sweeping around—

Two rows of tall metal shelves stretched from the entrance to the deepest part of the building, filled with various equipment.

Tactical chest rig, helmet, night vision goggles, communicator, body armor...

Several all-terrain vehicles were parked in the corner, their bodies covered with gray cloth.

Further inside, there is a row of neat gun cabinets, with various firearms behind transparent glass.

"Stop looking, those things aren't for you!" The bee doctor walked past him and patted him on the shoulder.

"The equipment for this mission is all over there—"

He tilted his head slightly to the left of the warehouse.

Zhang Zhao looked in the direction he was pointing.

In the left corner, there were several long tables, on which were neatly stacked several large metal boxes with their lids open, revealing their contents at a glance.

"One M7 combat rifle per person, all equipped with silencers. Let us know if you have any other needs!"

Deep Blue walked to the table, picked up a gun, pulled the bolt to check it, and then put it down.

"Ammunition is allocated at 300 rounds of hybrid ammunition per person; any more than that, and you won't be able to carry it all!"

"Three hundred golden bullets?"

Uluru came over, picked up an M7, weighed it in his hand, then put it down.

"What's that enough for? I'll be out of ammo after these two rounds."

"So use it sparingly!"

Deep Blue glanced at him.

"This is not conventional warfare; it's reconnaissance and infiltration! Avoid firing if possible. Once gunfire erupts, the nature of the mission changes."

Uluru pursed his lips and said nothing more.

Zhang Zhao walked to the table and picked up an M7.

The gun was cold to the touch, and its center of gravity was noticeably forward when held in the hand.

He pulled the bolt to check the chamber—it was empty.

He picked up another magazine, loaded it full, and there were forty-five rounds in total.

"Communicator, one for each person, hang it on your ear, don't lose it!"

Gu entered the warehouse at some point, carrying a plastic bag containing a dozen or so small black headsets.

She put the bags on the table and started taking things out one by one.

"This thing is waterproof, shockproof, and drop-proof, but not foolproof! So you'd better not do anything stupid, or I won't replace it if you drop it!"

Wei Long picked up a headset, put it in his ear to try it out, then took it out and put it in his pocket.

"Night vision helmets, one for each person!"

Deep Blue took several boxes from the shelf, opened them, and inside were all brand new GN heavy-duty night vision helmets.

"There is no municipal power supply in the area around Dam Zero, and at night it is dark everywhere except inside the buildings."

"Without this, you're all blind!"

"And then there's this..."

Deep Blue then unleashed a series of bulletproof vests.

Zhang Zhao glanced at it and couldn't help but swallow.

Good guy!

Heavy assault vest, FS composite body armor?

Five sets of gold bullets per person?

Yes!

In this world, bullets and armor are also divided into qualities: white, green, blue, purple, gold, and red.

Bullets of the same grade will penetrate body armor when they hit it;

When using low-level bullets to hit high-level armor, the bullets must first penetrate the armor before they can injure the wearer.

Hybrid is a gold-quality bullet of the 6.8×51 caliber.

Bullets of this quality are extremely expensive to produce, often costing five or six thousand Haff coins per bullet!

Zhang Zhao had used these in his previous life, but that was in the top-secret map!

Using these at Dam Zero is quite extravagant.

However, this is reality!

It would be foolish not to use an equipment advantage!

In games where you can fight big with small resources and start a new game after dying, here, death is death!