The vague instructions left everyone in the conference room bewildered. Chu Han's dashing departure, however, made things difficult for the group left behind to formulate the detailed plan.
Shang Jiudi rubbed her temples, her face full of worry. She wanted Chu Han to return and get some proper rest, and she hoped even more that he could spend time with her. But the current situation allowed no room for romantic feelings, especially with a roomful of people urgently drafting plans for the next six months.
Click!
He Feng stepped into the conference room after finishing his conversation with Chu Han, immediately bringing every movement in the room to a halt. Pair after pair of eyes turned toward him.
"What did he say?" Shang Jiudi asked first.
It was not just He Feng. Shang Jiudi and everyone else had naturally noticed that Chu Han had held something back. It was precisely that reservation that kept them from finalizing anything too firmly.
What if some unforeseen change arose? Wouldn't all their previous efforts be wasted?
He Feng paused before finally saying, "Everything stays as it was."
The pupils of the sharp-minded people in the room contracted at once. They exchanged looks, then fell silent. The more vague Chu Han was, the more serious the matter had to be. That was the conclusion they had reached after following him all this way.
"Looks like we'll have to give it everything we've got." Xu Feng, now reassured, stood up first and called to the captains and vice-captains of the combat teams as he headed out. "We're rough men. All we can do is train harder!"
The core members of the Third Combat Team instantly cleared out. Aside from the slightly strange look in Lu Bingze's eyes, all the other captains and vice-captains wore expressions