After a bunch of them tricked Dou Bi Chen into buying them a meal, they left. Liu Hao Chen probably still hadn't figured out why Wu Di had been with Jiang Yan Hai from the start, yet Wu Di wasn't the one treating them—he was.
Forget it. His brain probably couldn't sort it out anyway.
Jiang Yan Hai was rather speechless, but he chatted with Wu Di for a bit. Wu Di didn't say much. Other than admiration, there was only admiration. Not everyone who thought they could fly would actually dare to climb in and do it. Damn, that was playing with their lives!
Tomorrow would be Jiang Yan Hai's first combat readiness duty shift. Wu Di would lead him, mainly taking him on a flight to familiarize him with all the combat readiness routes and so on.
Although it was Jiang Yan Hai's first combat readiness shift, it was actually no different from usual. There were simply fixed flight routes, especially for patrols along a border like this. It wasn't like Owl and the others' patrol flights, where they could roam around freely.
Of course, they could not exactly roam around freely either. Generally speaking, more attention was naturally paid to the border. For example, enemy aircraft entering the air defense identification zone had to be driven away.
These incidents were rarely reported in peacetime, but they happened almost constantly.
Jiang Yan Hai happened to be good at English, so there was no problem with the foreign-language expulsion warnings.
As for the wording used to drive them away, there were fixed formats for that. It was not something Jiang Yan Hai could just say however he wanted.
After Wu Di took Jiang Yan Hai flying once, Jiang Yan Hai handled the remaining combat readiness shifts himself. However, his