Xia Yuwei hung up on Lu Yang, turned to Liu Juan, and said, "The boss agreed to let you take part in this mission."
"That's wonderful!" Liu Juan jumped excitedly.
The little girl was only nineteen. She was not very tall or particularly pretty, but she was full of spirit.
"Don't celebrate just yet. The boss gave you a test," Xia Yuwei said.
"What test?" Liu Juan asked.
"Cross the Lingshui River without any help," Xia Yuwei said.
"Easy." Liu Juan said proudly, "Sis, we girls have long studied how to get through these areas. None of them will be a problem."
"Oh?" Xia Yuwei had originally intended to give them some pointers. As a vice president, she needed to find ways to break through the enemy's defensive zones even without Lu Yang's orders. She had also crossed the Lingshui River many times and knew the weaknesses of each checkpoint.
"Since you say you don't need it, then your sister won't disobey the boss's orders. It's up to you now. If you succeed, your fate will truly change," Xia Yuwei said earnestly.
Liu Juan nodded firmly. "I'll go make preparations."
Wuyue Fortress.
Ten thousand younger sisters of the Sister-Supporting Army waited anxiously in the inner city, praying constantly that they would be allowed to take part in this war. They desperately wanted to change their fate.
Liu Xiang, commander of the First Legion, said worriedly, "When it comes to connections, we can't compare to those Young Masters Army people. We probably won't get another chance this time."
Li Mao, commander of the Second Legion, said indignantly, "Why do they get all the benefits? The boss can't always be this biased."
Tao Fei, commander of the Third Legion, looked sternly at Li Mao. "Don't speak badly about the boss."
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