It could be considered good news, perhaps? And if it was merely a Transport Helicopter armed with machine guns, that was worlds apart from an attack helicopter capable of carrying rocket pods, missiles, and autocannons.
They could still take cover from the former or even find an opportunity to strike back. But if the latter set its sights on them... as long as it had no concerns about the buildings on the ground, death would be waiting for them.
"Finished reading? If so, just tell me what you think." Jiang Yan Hai looked over the group and could not help but smile.
It was clear that the Sharp Blade Team members were in a rather grave mood. Understandably so—the most they had handled before were counterterrorism operations. Counterterrorism and entering a real battlefield were entirely different concepts.
Hu Tian raised his head and looked at Jiang Yan Hai. To be honest, he could tell that Jiang Yan Hai had been remarkably relaxed all this time.
"Captain, to be honest, we're not afraid. But none of us have ever been on a real battlefield like this. Have you, Captain?" Hu Tian asked bluntly.
There was nothing shameful about it. If they had never been there, then they had never been there. This was war, not child's play.
"It's fine. I've been there many times. It's definitely far more dangerous than counterterrorism operations. How should I put it? Once you get onto a battlefield like this, don't be afraid—especially when bullets are flying past you. Remember one thing: you can't dodge bullets."
"Sometimes, killing the enemy is more effective than dodging their attacks." Jiang Yan Hai shrugged and spoke casually.
Hearing Jiang Yan Hai say that so lightly, Hu Tian and the others finally understood why the higher-ups had sent him to