"I'm saying," King Hunter swallowed and cautiously looked around, "is anyone else hiding?"
"No... I guess not," Chu Han answered.
That final word made King Hunter jump. "You guess? You don't know whether there's anyone else? Fuck, is this place some kind of dragon's den and tiger's lair?!"
Chu Han tilted his head. "The main thing is, I can't figure out how they're hiding now either. They conceal their presence so thoroughly they seem dead. But they listen to me, so they should have cleared the area already."
King Hunter was stunned and could not help asking, "This base is yours, the Wolf Fang Regiment was built by you, you're one of the strongest fighters, and it seems you personally handled all the training too. So why does it sound like the people under you have surpassed you in concealment?"
"They are better than me." Chu Han did not hide it at all. "I did teach them at the start, but once the system was established, I didn't need to watch over them every day. And after the branches were formed, each squad began focusing on its key training specialties. They started developing in the areas they were best at. By the end, it seems they might have trained too far. If the reconnaissance team could keep up with my speed now, I might not even be able to spot them."
Chu Han was telling the truth. Whether it was the Third Combat Team, the regular army, or the Vigilance Team, the Wolf Fang Regiment's training had now completely exceeded the original expectations. Their development in their respective specialties was downright terrifying. Just how formidable they had become could probably only be seen on an actual battlefield.
Watching Chu Han say all that so casually, King Hunter nearly dropped to