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

"Come on, everyone! One medical kit per person!"

"There's a first-aid kit, tourniquet, surgical pack, and painkillers inside! Try to treat your injury yourself first, and if you can't, contact me!"

"But it's best not to contact me, because contacting me means you've already been injured."

The bee doctor chuckled twice beside him.

"Alright, alright, stop joking around."

Deep Blue clapped his hands.

"Everything's here, now—"

He paused for a moment, his gaze sweeping over everyone.

"Ask me your questions now."

The warehouse was silent for a few seconds; no one spoke.

Shenlan waited a moment, and seeing that no one spoke, nodded.

"That's settled then! Don't take your equipment; it will be distributed before we depart tomorrow! Now—dismissed!"

The words had barely left his lips when no one moved. The twelve people stood there, looking at each other.

Uluru spoke first in the end.

"Um... Instructor, can we stay here for a while?"

He scratched his head, looking unusually embarrassed.

"Since there's nothing to do back home anyway, I might as well stay here and work on the equipment to get used to it."

Shen Lan glanced at him deeply, and the corner of her mouth twitched slightly.

"what ever!"

He turned and walked towards the warehouse door.

"yes!"

Uluru stands at attention and salutes, with perfect posture.

Shenlan shook her head, pushed open the door, and went out.

Gu, Haizhao, and Fengyi exchanged a glance and then followed him out.

The warehouse door clicked shut.

The twelve people finally relaxed.

"Holy crap—this helmet is heavy!"

Uluru was the first to rush towards the row of night vision helmets, grab one and put it on his head.

The helmet was too small and stuck on his ears. He tilted his head and grimaced as he adjusted it for a long time before he could put it on properly.

"How is it? Handsome, right?"

He turned around and faced everyone.

The helmet was worn crookedly, and the night vision goggle holder was sticking up on his forehead.

"handsome!"

Red Wolf gave a thumbs-up without any expression.

"So cool! Like a bear wearing a helmet!"

Uluru's smile froze on his face. He took off his helmet and shoved it into Red Wolf's arms.

"You wear it! Let me see you wear one!"

Red Wolf didn't refuse and picked up the helmet, putting it on his head.

The size is just right. The night vision goggles are flipped down to cover the face, and the chin strap is pulled, instantly changing the whole person's temperament.

The people in the warehouse fell silent at the same time.

Red Wolf wore a dark combat uniform, and his night-vision helmet completely covered his head.

He tilted his head and glanced at everyone.

"What's wrong?"

"He's really handsome..."

Uluru muttered something, and Red Wolf's lips curled slightly as he took off his helmet and put it back in the box.

"Alright, alright, stop looking at the helmet, look at something else!"

Zhang Zhao glanced at the M7 in his hand.

The silencer was already screwed onto the muzzle, and the extra-long barrel of the Difeng gun was almost a hand's length longer than a regular barrel.

Zhang Zhao put down his gun, then picked up a magazine and weighed it in his hand.

Forty-five rounds of Hybrid ammunition, at five or six thousand Haff dollars per round, this magazine alone is worth more than two hundred thousand!

He needs to carry 300 rounds, which is more than 1.5 million Haff coins!

GTI really went all out!

"Don't bother calculating anymore, it'll hurt your wallet if you calculate too much."

Luna appeared beside him at some point, holding a composite bow and adjusting the bowstring.

"I didn't count."

Zhang Zhao put the magazine back on the table and glanced at the bow in her hand.

"How far can this bow shoot?"

Luna pulled the bowstring back slightly, then released it with a muffled "hum".

"Effective range is 104 meters; any further and it'll drift, but at this distance—"

She paused for a moment, then drew an arrow from her quiver, nocked it on her bow, and drew it taut!

"I can hit a coin!"

Zhang Zhao looked at the arrowhead; the silvery-white metal gleamed coldly under the light.

"What kind of arrow is this?"

"Carbon fiber arrowheads, for armor penetration!"

Luna Strings

The arrow flew out with a "whoosh" and embedded itself in the wooden planks at the far end of the warehouse.

The arrow pierced the three-point line!

"Most of Hafk's body armor is level three or four, and these arrows can penetrate it directly! If they hit him—"

She turned her head and looked at Zhang Zhao.

"One arrow is enough to kill!"

Zhang Zhao nodded silently; the data on this thing was similar to that in the game from his previous life.

At the other end of the warehouse, Wei Long was squatting on the ground studying a bulletproof vest.

Wei Long held a heavy assault vest in his hand, put it on, and patted his chest.

"This is more robust than the FS composite body armor, but the downside is that it's too heavy and you can't run in it."

Uluru looked at the bulletproof vest he was wearing and swallowed hard.

"This thing must weigh at least twenty pounds, right?"

"almost......"

He took off the dragon mask, folded it neatly, and put it back on the table.

"That FS composite bulletproof vest weighs about 15 kilograms!"

Uluru nodded, picked up the two bulletproof vests and tried them on repeatedly, feeling the changes.

In a corner of the warehouse, Wells' trio were huddled together studying night vision goggles.

"How do I flip this thing down? Press here?"

Morris fiddled with the buttons on the side of his helmet, and the night vision goggles suddenly sprang down, hitting him on the bridge of his nose.

"Hold--"

He covered his nose and squatted down, tears welling up in his eyes.

Oliver was laughing so hard he couldn't stand up straight when Morris kicked him in the shin, turning his laughter into a scream.

Wells did not participate in the two's playful fight.

He sat at the table, holding his set of equipment, inspecting each piece one by one.

Zhang Zhao walked to an empty table in the corner and sat down, his gaze sweeping over everyone in the warehouse.

Twelve people, different personalities, different situations, but—

Zhang Zhao's gaze fell on the bench at the far edge of the warehouse.

The three people in the fourth group sat scattered, far apart from each other.

No one spoke, no one communicated, and there wasn't even eye contact.

They were like three strangers forced into the same room.

Each occupies its own corner, neither infringing upon the other nor caring about the other.

Zhang Zhao looked at it for two seconds, then looked away.

"Stop looking, they're beyond saving."

Wei Long sat down next to him at some point.

He glanced in the direction of the fourth group, following his gaze, and shook his head.

Zhang Zhao nodded and turned to look at the warehouse entrance.

Red Wolf somehow found himself near Uluru.

The two were squatting by the door, whispering something.

"...Any news from Instructor Flint?"

Red Wolf's voice was very low, but Zhang Zhao still heard it!

Instructor Flintstone?

"No!"

Uluru shook his head, his voice equally low.

"I haven't heard from them since they left the week before last. Instructor Shenlan hasn't mentioned it either. I don't know what's going on."

Red Wolf patted him on the shoulder.

"You know Instructor Flint, his strength is no less than Instructor Deep Blue's, he'll be fine."

Uluru opened his mouth as if to say something, but in the end he just sighed.

"Let's hope so!"

Zhang Zhao withdrew his gaze, his brows furrowing slightly.

flint?

The code name sounded familiar, but Zhang Zhao couldn't quite place it.

He turned to look at Wei Long.

"Does GTI have five instructors?"

Wei Long was wiping the dagger in his hand when he heard this and looked up.

"You're only finding out now?"

"I've met Red Wolf and Uluru. They were the first trainee operators to arrive. Instructor Flint went out on a mission during the first week and hasn't returned yet."

"What mission?"

Wei Long shook his head.

"I don't know, we have no right to ask about this."

Zhang Zhao remained silent for a moment, still unable to recall who Sui Shi was.

After all, he was just an ordinary player in his previous life and didn't deliberately learn about so many background stories.