In truth, Deputy Camp Commander Zhou had endured until now not because he was completely at a loss. He, too, had been waiting for an opportunity—a fitting moment. For him, that moment might pass in the blink of an eye.
He wasn't even sure whether such an opportunity would come.
But now, he seemed to have caught a glimpse of one. With the two Striped Giant Tigers backing her up, that young married woman had actually taken the initiative and launched an attack on them herself. A woman had joined the hand-to-hand fight in person? Such reckless behavior filled Deputy Camp Commander Zhou with a surge of joy.
He hadn't been able to find an opening before, not because he lacked strength or trump cards. It was because Jiang Yue and Jiang Du had stayed close to the heart of the battle.
The farther away they were, the slimmer his chances became.
And close-quarters combat was precisely the situation he had been hoping for. Jiang Du had been controlling the Tiger Form Intent Talisman and coordinating with the special forces members to attack and surround the people from Jiazi Camp. Deputy Camp Commander Zhou was certainly strong enough to fight back and even inflict some casualties on the special forces.
The reason he hadn't gone all out was that he didn't want to reveal his strength. Taking out one or two ordinary soldiers wouldn't be worth it to him.
He'd seen through it long ago: among this group, only the two women really mattered. One was a young married woman, the other an unmarried girl.
If he could capture both women—or even just one—it would be a devastating blow to the military's team. It would be enough to throw their formation into disarray.
Only then would the chance to break