Girls und War

"Aier, didn't she just..." Xiao Jue looked puzzled, having no idea what Sheng was thinking.

But soon after, seeing Sheng crying loudly while hugging a tool who lived in a doghouse, Xiao Jue knew what the "Aier" she was talking about was.

"Wow, Ai'er, you're so miserable! Look at you, you're so thin from hunger! How did they abuse you?" Sheng hugged the tool man in front of him as if he was hugging a big dog.

But that tool man was just like the other tools men, stupid and dull, and didn't give any feedback at all.

Anyway, tools are not even animals.

It has no emotions, only intelligence, programs, and the "biological" instinct of living on an imaginary battlefield and constantly expanding the group of tool humans.

As if hearing the noise outside, Captain Wu put down the tools in his hands and ran out of the warehouse.

As the acting officer of the Equipment Department, she now goes online to check the warehouse almost every day and seems to be doing her job conscientiously.

And everyone can feel that this "warehouse manager" really likes weapons and equipment.

Looking at the motor oil on her body, you could tell she was maintaining the weapons in the warehouse again.

After Lieutenant Xiao Jue saluted Wu, Wu casually waved his hand to indicate that he was not wearing a military uniform.

Seeing Sheng hugging the tool man and howling non-stop, Wu smiled and said, "This guy is quite obedient. He is a good guard dog."

"Aier is not a dog! Ai'er is a good boy!" Sheng showed a serious expression, as if this was her last stubbornness.

Captain Wu smiled sheepishly and glanced at Xiao Jue.

Xiao Jue showed an expression that said, "Be more considerate of her, she is a patient," which made Wu stop talking.

After a while, Sheng finally came back to her senses from her sadness and told Captain Wu to treat it well.

Then he turned around and happily logged out of the virtual battlefield, taking Xiao Jue with him to leave the virtual battlefield and sneak into the center.

Seeing Sheng's heartless look, Xiao Jue looked up at the sky and was silent for a while.

When they reached the door, they saw the cunning psychologist walking towards them. Sheng showed a wary expression again and asked him, "Who are you? Who let you in?"

"..." The psychologist didn't say anything, but calmly took out the medical record book and wrote something on it with his index finger raised.

Xiao Jue, with an expression as if he were looking at someone mentally retarded, said to Xiang Sheng, "Let me introduce you. This is my psychiatrist. He's here to assess my mental state."

"Oh, oh, oh, I remember now." Sheng slapped his forehead and said as if he suddenly realized something, "Xia Shu asked me to do something. So do you want to do a psychiatric evaluation? Okay, let's get started."

After saying that, he stood there and looked at the two of them.

Xiao Jue looked at Sheng, then looked at the psychologist, and then looked at Sheng again.

The psychologist looked at Xiao Jue, pushed his glasses, looked at Sheng, looked at the medical record in his hand, and then looked at Sheng again.

Major Yuhuatai, who was wearing sportswear, trotted past the three of them, panting, without even turning his head.

Finally, Xiao Jue couldn't help but ask Sheng, "Is it right here? Isn't it inappropriate?"

"Ah? This... well then." Sheng sighed and muttered, "What a hassle."

Then they were taken to the cafeteria to sit down and began the evaluation.

Xiao Jue was already used to Sheng's personality, so naturally he had no objections.

The psychologist, on the other hand, was used to seeing even more bizarre patients in the mental hospital, so he didn't show any surprise at all.

Fortunately, it is not lunch time and there are not many people in the cafeteria.

So the two of them began this unique mental evaluation in the special forces cafeteria.

Sheng sat aside and soon fell asleep.

However, Xiao Jue's mental evaluation did not seem to last too long. Soon, the two of them finished the evaluation and came to stand in front of Sheng.

As for Xiaojue, his expression seems very relaxed, which may be because his assessment of his condition gave a relatively good result.

As for the psychologist, this first psychological examination in the cafeteria seemed to have opened the door to a new world for him.

Looking at his shy expression, he seemed to be nervous but also a little excited, and shy but also a little uneasy.

All in all, it was a very special experience.

Then, the psychiatrist turned to Xiao Jue and said, "Then let's go meet your temporary guardian. I'll talk to her."

So the two of them followed the sleepy Sheng to Xia Shu's office.

At this time, Xia Shu was sitting at his seat reading a document. Seeing the three people coming, he quickly stood up and greeted them.

After chatting for a while, the psychologist indicated that Xia Shu wanted to chat privately.

So Xia Shu asked Sheng and Xiao Jue to go out and play, and he sat on the sofa with the psychologist.

"The results of this evaluation appear quite optimistic," the psychologist said gently, tilting her finger upward as she flipped open Xiao Jue's medical record. "The patient's demeanor has clearly become much more cheerful, and her interactions with others have become more stable. But I'm not talking to you about her. I'm talking about another possible case of intellectual disability."

"What?" Xia Shu was stunned when he heard that.

So the psychologist took out another medical record book that had just been written and gave it to Xia Shu to take a look at.

Xia Shu looked at the objective description in the medical record and his face immediately turned pale and blue.

Then she stood up and said very apologetically, "Thank you for your hard work, doctor. This is my mistake. I have caused you so much injustice."

"It's okay, it's okay!" The psychiatrist quickly stood up and shook hands with Xia Shu. "It's our job as psychologists to help patients resolve their problems. They're just passing clouds... As the saying goes, I'm not afraid of the clouds blocking my view, because I'm at the highest level..."

930. Working is a must

"Okay, okay. I understand, I understand." Xia Shu seemed to be unable to stand the sissy voice of the psychologist and stopped him from speaking.

Then he hurriedly asked, "Does this case require treatment?"

"Based on the current situation, the condition isn't that serious yet." The psychiatrist pushed his gold-rimmed glasses up again and said in a friendly manner, "As long as we use scientific methods to train our intelligence, we can greatly improve the impairment of our thinking function."

Afterwards, this sissy psychologist taught Xia Shu a complete set of secret methods for training monkeys, oh no, training children with ADHD.

These include tangrams, building blocks, drawing, and puzzles.

After discussing this, Xia Shu sent the sissy psychologist out of the camp.

As for Xiao Jue, the doctor said that continuing with her current condition would be beneficial to her psychological treatment, so Xia Shu didn't plan to lecture her.

I just asked her to keep trying and let her go back to the dormitory.

As for the mentally retarded child, Xia Shu felt that he had nothing to say to her.

In order to avoid having her intelligence level lowered, Xia Shu directly ended her communicator experience day.

So Sheng left the office building happily.

As for whether she will become the actual correspondent? Is Natsuki still in trouble enough?

I have to settle the score with Farna later.

Poor little rabbit, after a day of hard training, returned to the dormitory and saw another heartbreaking scene.

So that night, everyone in the camp saw Sheng being chased by Xiaomian.

But no one sympathized with her.

After all, everyone knows that this guy deserves the title of genius only when he does bad things.

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Time flies like an arrow.

In the blink of an eye, half of the year has passed.

As the first half of the year passed, the affairs of the special operations forces gradually got back on track.

Most of the 500 million military funds approved by the Army Headquarters were turned into elite equipment for the special forces.

However, Xia Shu did not spend all the military funds at once. Instead, he transferred 100 million of them to Qimingxing as military expenses for the young commander's guard force.

This was also a way of repaying the guard force's previous frugality and Qimingxing trying every means to save the special forces' startup expenses from the young commander's pocket.

To be honest, Qimingxing was quite surprised to see that Xia Shu was so worldly-wise.

She had originally planned to just pass the money along and had no intention of asking Xia Shu to pay it back.

However, Xia Shu has lived two lives, and although his emotional intelligence is not high, he still has rich experience in dealing with people.

If debts of favor can be repaid with money, it is naturally better to do so with money.

Otherwise, as time goes by, not only will Qimingxing feel a rift with Xia Shu, but the overall relationship between the special forces and the young commander's staff will also gradually change.

So don’t think that Qimingxing only allocated less than 50 million in start-up funds to the special forces before, and Xia Shu suddenly paid back 100 million, which seemed like a loss.

But in fact, after the allocation of 100 million yuan, the special forces will no longer have any reason to be controlled by others.

Then when the young commander's staff wanted the special forces to stand on their side without asking for anything in return, Xia Shu would have some room to think about it.

Xia Shu spent the 400 million allocated by the Army Headquarters to the special forces very thoroughly.

First, there were the two combat units, the Nameless Squad and the Beta Squad. The equipment price per person was 1.2 million, plus backup equipment, and Xia Shu bought it without blinking an eye.

That’s more than 140 million.

Then the full set of equipment for the medical team, plus six of the best rescue helicopters on the market, cost 50 million.

Then there are the communications and reconnaissance units, whose equipment price per capita is no less than that of the main force, at 900,000, and they also have various high-tech reconnaissance equipment, such as unmanned reconnaissance aircraft and multi-functional telescopes.

Xia Shu even made up his mind and went to the Air Force Ministry to order a stealth radar reconnaissance aircraft, which would be used specifically for communications with special forces.

This cost 160 million yuan.

There were still 50 million left, but Xia Shu didn't get a penny left.

Five offensive armed helicopters were ordered at once to make up for the special forces' firepower shortcomings.

So, after all, they spent all the 500 million yuan in funding, acting like a complete spendthrift.

But Xia Shu felt that the money was spent wisely and didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

However, the funding shortage situation is not optimistic. When things get tense, they cannot even guarantee normal internal meals in the imaginary battlefield and can only go to the logistics department for meals.

So Xia Shu arranged for them to take on some paid tasks from various war zones from time to time.

For example, scouting how many Sakura area bunkers there are on the ridge line of the high mountain front, or guiding the bombing of illegal buildings in several large oil field areas, these kind of troublesome things.

The command centers of each region saw that they had completed their tasks very well, so they paid them generously.

Therefore, the battlefield consumption of the special forces depends entirely on these team members going out to work to make a living.

Although these tasks are also part of the responsibilities of the special forces, why does Xia Shu feel that they are just like mercenaries?

It seems like it's time to go to the Army Headquarters and cry poor and ask for military funding for the next quarter.

However, before the new funding arrives, Xia Shu does not plan to take on any major projects or another large-scale mission like Operation Penguin.

Because the second half of the military academy enrollment has finally begun.

This time, there are more than ten more admission places than in the first half of the year, so Xia Shu plans to arrange a large number of core non-commissioned officers to study in the military academy.

During this period of time when backbone personnel are missing, large-scale military operations naturally cannot be arranged.

So at the end of this year, all I can do is some small fights and some dirty, mercenary-style work.

In addition, with the start of the new semester in the second half of the year, a group of new lieutenants who graduated in the first half of the year also returned to the special operations forces to supplement their backbone forces.

After Zhan Zhan and Jia returned, Xia Shu still asked them to return to the Nameless Squad and serve as snipers for the first and fourth squads.

Chunxiang and Xiaolian, who have relieved themselves of their burdens, are not idle either.

Because the communications and reconnaissance side, according to Xia Shu's idea, has integrated some experienced elite snipers.

These two people happened to hold extremely important strategic positions in the reconnaissance unit.

In this way, the entire puzzle of the special forces was finally assembled.

Now, even without frontal battlefield support from the main force, they can independently complete a regional war.

It can be said that the current special operations forces already have the battlefield characteristics of an independent brigade.

And it is not an ordinary brigade-level unit, but a multifunctional special operations brigade with extremely strong combat effectiveness and terrifying combat capabilities.

931. Enrollment Day of the Officer Academy