What happened to the Delta Force? It turned into Arknights!

"What are you still muttering to yourself about? Aren't you going to rest?"

Han Fei turned around and saw Texas still wearing the Texas family uniform from earlier that day, standing on the second-floor platform, looking at him expressionlessly.

Volume 1: Chapter 68 Goodnight, Boss

"I'm taking stock of the harvest. I'll sell what I can and keep what I don't want to sell."

Han Fei closed the Special Operations Department interface, stood up, looked up at Texas and said, "What about you? Aren't you going to sleep yet?"

"I wanted to take a shower, but then I realized I had no clothes to change into."

Texas said this as she slowly walked onto the elevator and descended from the second-floor platform.

"Uh……"

Han Fei scratched his head. The dormitory of the Special Operations Department was so spacious that you could move in with just your luggage, but the problem was that Texas hadn't brought a bag when she ran back with him.

Apart from the uniform she wore and the two swords at her waist, Texas carried nothing else.

Texas walked slowly to Han Fei, staring intently at him, her meaning clear—help me solve the problem.

Han Fei said, "Don't worry, let me think of a way."

When you're an operator in GTI, why would you need to worry about clothes? Just buy a helmet, armor, gun, chest strap, and backpack, and you're good to go. Who cares what you wear!

But reality and games are always different. In games, you don't need to consider the daily lives of operators, but in reality, girls always need to have a few outfits to choose from.

Since Texas has a need, Han Fei has to help her solve the problem. Considering the strange description that appeared in the command center when the Special Operations Department was upgraded earlier—the tradable range and communication range have increased.

With a "nothing to lose" attitude, Han Fei opened the trading post.

The categories on the trading post were largely the same as before, except for a strange new branch at the bottom for ordering local Terran goods.

Han Fei went inside and looked around. He found that, as the name suggests, the items here could only be bought, not sold. The variety of goods was also limited, with only some simple clothing and daily necessities available, and there was no food or drink.

That should be enough to meet Texas's needs.

Next to the pillar in the R&D department was a computer that could directly access the trading house. Han Fei led Texas to the computer and said to her, "Try to see if you can buy clothes here."

Texas tried to operate the computer, but the words that popped up at the top of the screen made her frown slightly:

It tells me I don't have permission.

"permission denied?"

Han Fei was taken aback, then brought up his control panel. After a brief moment of thought, he clicked on the department interface.

As expected, the tasks for those departments were still locked, and even the pop-up notifications were exactly the same as last time.

[Due to the lack of a department head, departmental tasks cannot be assigned at this time.]

[Unlock condition: Find a new department head for this department]

After thinking for a while, Han Fei clicked on the level 1 interface under the combat department, and then the department reputation interface popped up.

Originally, the department head displayed on this interface was Old Black Shepherd, but now, the screen is blank.

In addition, a new personnel arrangement option has been added.

Han Fei tried clicking it, and an interface similar to the operator list in the game appeared in front of him.

There was only one person, Texas, on the entire screen.

Han Fei selected Texas's portrait. The next second, the interface closed, and Texas's name appeared in the Department Head section of the Reputation interface.

[Combat Department Head: Cherlinina Texas]

Han Fei closed the panel and said to Texas, "Now, why don't you try again?"

"it is good."

Texas responded, and this time, the list of trading houses appeared on the computer in front of her.

Han Fei followed and looked into the computer. He saw that the trading post she opened was different from the one Han Fei had seen. There was only a guns option, and nothing else.

"Are these guns?"

Texas frowned slightly as she looked at the dense array of guns on the screen and said, "I don't know how to use a gun."

Upon seeing this, Han Fei had a vague idea in his mind.

According to the game's settings, players can only buy guns and weapon cases in the combat department, so Texas, as the head of the combat department, can only see guns in the trading house.

Considering this situation, Han Fei thought about trying to get Texas to have a different department head; maybe then she would be able to buy clothes on her own.

However, when Han Fei tried to change her supervisor position, a new prompt popped up.

[The department head cannot be replaced; please recruit other operators.]

Seeing that he couldn't find a replacement, Han Fei said, "How about this, I'll buy you a few outfits. What styles do you need?"

"Lightweight, durable, and won't interfere with my combat needs, that's enough."

After Texas finished speaking, she gave Han Fei her measurements.

"Okay, let me take a look."

Han Fei brought up the trading platform interface and clicked on it to buy clothes for Texas.

The interface has a wide variety of clothing, including complete outfits, individual tops and bottoms, as well as clothes and shoes.

Han Fei is very self-aware. He's fine with appreciating beauty, but asking him to put together a complete outfit for a girl is out of the question.

Therefore, Han Fei only considered the set and not the individual pieces.

He kept swiping through the interface, and suddenly, a familiar outfit caught his eye.

It was a black trench coat and a red shirt, with a line of small print below—[Passe] Collection Selection/Will.

"Huh?"

As a long-time fan of this outfit, Han Fei is very familiar with it; it's one of the outfits worn by the Vanguard Texas.

He glanced at the price and found that the outfit would only cost a little over 10,000 Haff coins, less than 20,000.

So, Han Fei waved his hand and bought it directly.

After buying this set, he looked through the collection again but couldn't find the classic Winter Messenger set, so he had to give up and bought Texas a few other sets of clothes to change into.

In total, it cost less than 60,000 Haff credits.

These prices are much more reasonable than Hafk's big money. Under Hafk's big money, a bottle of Coke costs 12,000!

"Okay, all bought."

Han Fei closed the trading post and stood up. "I'll go get it for you."

"So fast?"

Texas's eyes flashed with surprise. She did want Han Fei to help her solve the problem, but she also knew that even if Han Fei intervened, he couldn't buy the clothes back for her immediately.

Logistics takes time.

Seeing Han Fei jogging along, Texas followed out of curiosity.

Han Fei jogged into a room with a tactical department, then turned left and went into a small room.

On the left side of the room, there is a metal shelf with a computer on it. Above the computer is a small sign that reads: Warehouse, Lv1.

On either side of the small shelf were several storage boxes. Han Fei rummaged through the boxes and found a few cardboard delivery boxes, which he handed to Texas, saying, "Your clothes."

Texas took the package and said softly, "Thank you."

"Don't be so polite with me, see if you're satisfied," Han Fei said, waving his hand.

Texas opened the package on the spot, checked each item, and said, "They look pretty good, but I'll have to try them on to know for sure."

"Then go back and try on the clothes," Han Fei said. "I happen to have something else to do."

"it is good."

Texas picked up the delivery box and turned to leave.

When she reached the door, she stopped, turned around and looked at Han Fei, saying, "You should get some rest too. You've been accompanying me on my journey all this time. Thank you for your hard work."

Han Fei waved his hand and said, "I'm fine."

Texas smiled and her voice suddenly softened as she said, "Goodnight, boss."

Volume 1: Chapter 69 It Wasn't a Dream After All

Han Fei returned to the large pillar in the R&D department, continued to activate the panel, and muttered to himself, "This Special Operations Department is not quite the same as the one I remember. In the game, I could clearly see the effects of the upgrade, but now I can't see them anymore. That's too much."

"However, we won't promote it to the Special Operations Division for now. If they don't want us to see it, they don't want us to see it. We still have more than 400,000 left. Adding the things that haven't been sold yet, we can easily make 700,000."

"With this money, I'll take on a combat department mission next round, then a 33 mission, get a better gun, some better bullets, and go on a classified mission to test the waters."

Theoretically, when attacking continents, if you want to make money, you have to be a little shady.

According to Han Fei's own classification, three sets of three-missiles are Wild Dogs, four sets of five-missiles are Small Rising, and Wu Tao's five-missiles are Fully Equipped.

Different categories naturally require different types of guns.

Wild Dog just carries a gun worth around 100,000 to play around with, Xiao Qi carries a half-modified one as a token gesture, and a fully modified one requires a fully modified gun.

As for the Glass Cannon, in the version before he transmigrated, the armor mechanism was greatly changed. Even four sets could reduce damage by five shots, so he stopped playing the Glass Cannon a long time ago.

In theory, without resorting to running away with knives, playing the wild dog strategy is the most profitable. It doesn't cause much damage, and you still have some combat power. If you encounter someone, you can fight back. If you win, you make a huge profit, and if you lose, you don't lose anything.

But Han Fei couldn't be a stray dog.

On both of his trips to Puba, the people he encountered were increasingly outrageous; the first was the Inner Guard, and the second was the Beast Master.

Even the inner guards can be killed, but Zaro is immortal and indestructible; there's no way to defeat him.

If Zhalo hadn't retreated after his plan failed and he was numb from Han Fei's elbow, Han Fei wouldn't have dared to even think about how to continue fighting Zhalo.

Under these circumstances, Han Fei felt absolutely no sense of security taking a bison into a classified area.

Given the limited amount of HAF coins, Han Fei certainly couldn't pack all the classified information into the bag, but he was also worried about a disaster if he didn't pack any equipment at all.

Therefore, he decided that this time, in a confidential manner, he would build a small modified gun with four bullets.

However, before choosing a weapon, Han Fei first glanced at the department's mission.

He didn't look at the 3x3 mission last time simply because he thought it was pointless and he was too lazy to waste his time.

All 3x3 missions must be done in the Secret Service or even the Top Secret Service. He went to the regular area, so he couldn't do 3x3 missions there, and there was no need for him to watch.

But this time is different. He's going to test the waters at the secret map, and he can also try to complete a level 33 mission while he's at it.

Otherwise, his two-compartment safety box, also known as a thong, would be too difficult to use.

Han Fei glanced at the first item of the 3x3 mission and said, "Let me take a look. When the war resumes, defeat five enemy soldiers in any classified/top-secret operation. That's easy."

"The department's mission is 'Shock and Crisis,' the first battle is to go to any war zone and defeat five enemy soldiers. OK, no weapons are required, so I'll do it all at once."

The rewards for departmental tasks are mediocre: a Car15, 15,000 Half Coins, and a little departmental reputation.

This reward is nothing more than a drop in the ocean, better than nothing.

The war resumed, and the rewards were quite good: 50,000 Haff coins, a 33-day trial card, and a 24-slot gold chest accessory.

"Since you don't require a gun, I'll just pick up an M250 and some level 4 ammo. With the four sets of armor I have on me, I can play it safe and shouldn't mess up the mission."

While the M250 has its drawbacks, such as slow rate of fire, trigger delay, and mimicry issues, countless players still enjoy using it.

The reason is simple: high damage is everything. 55 flesh damage and 53 armor damage are enough to make up for these shortcomings!

More importantly, even if this gun is modified to cost just over 200,000, it can still hold its own at 100 meters, unlike the M14, which costs 200,000 and can barely hold its own at 50 meters, let alone 100.

"Buy the guns first. After I wake up tomorrow, once we've sold this batch of stuff and have more HAF coins, we'll buy as many bullets as we have. Anyway, we can at least buy 200 rounds of level 4 6.8 bullets. Plan is set!"

After clearing his mind, Han Fei opened the trading platform and found m250.

"Huh? If I may ask, why is the M250 so cheap now?"

Han Fei still remembers that before he transmigrated, the M250 was incredibly expensive, costing 17 for a bare gun, and nearly 20 on Battle Day.

But now, in the trading market, an M250 can be bought for as little as 12, less than 13.

"Never mind, cheap is a good thing."

Han Fei was too lazy to delve deeper; no one really understood Hafk's big hand.

A blue blood pack that costs 89,000 yuan is available but not in stock. Does anyone know about this?

Han Fei bought an M250 and started modifying it. The foregrip and stock were all green, and he used the cheapest kind. He added a 75-round small drum magazine, a blue steel muzzle, a booster, and a panoramic red dot sight.