Non-Commissioned Officer Dan Nong worked so hard that Lu Yi's head spun.
In Lu Yi's impression, Shan Nong had always harbored doubts about Ronan, this young commanding officer. On the surface, he naturally met the standards expected of a professional soldier, but whenever it came to critical matters, he obeyed Le Zuo alone. Yet after this turn of events, how had his attitude changed so completely?
Lu Yi was far from the only one thinking this way, and quite a few people continued pondering the reasons behind it.
Looking over at the testing area, it would have been one thing if Ronan were merely standing there holding the fort. But the most conspicuous figure, Sergeant Major Le Zuo, was behind him, chatting with Ronan in fits and starts.
As for Field Officer Zhong He, he had long been known among the rank and file as a "harbinger of disaster," and with his distinctive appearance, many people recognized him. Forget Ronan—even Qiao Shu, the commanding officer of Sapper Battalion Seven, had to stand at attention and salute upon seeing him. Yet now, Zhong He merely stood beside Ronan with a stern face, surrounded by a ring of "Segmenters."
As everyone knew, one of a certain Commander Luo's nicknames was "Segmentation Madman."
Hmm, that happened to match the extra testing procedure they had added at the last minute.
Some people had originally been most dissatisfied with this inexplicable step. But first Shan Nong Non-Commissioned Officer had "reminded" them, then Field Officer Zhong He had "led by example." No matter how unhappy they were, they had to swallow it for now.
Besides, at this point, any so-called "dissatisfaction" had basically been drowned out by curiosity.
Even the most unruly among them still had to face Doctor Tao Xian, who was directly responsible for