Though the two sides did not share exactly the same objective, the cooperation between the Ranger Cavalry and the First Secret Regiment was barely pleasant.
Alpha-Bronze 2 did not care about being discovered by the US military. The Mars Mechanical Soldiers' fear of death had been reduced to a minimum through biochemical modification and drugs. But the First Secret Regiment's veterans were either veterans of the Afghan battlefield or War Dogs recruited from other war-torn regions around the world. They cared deeply about the operation's time limit set by their superiors, and they understood the consequences if they were discovered by the US military. The armed force at their disposal was simply incapable of fighting a large regular army, and they lacked sufficient Anti-Tank Missiles and anti-aircraft missiles. Once discovered by the U.S. military, all that remained was the possibility of all-out war.
However, when Alpha-Bronze 2 proposed splitting up and following the map's guidance to outflank the rooms with a 70.3%, 82.5%, and 95.6% chance of being S.H.I.E.L.D. ambush sites, the First Secret Regiment could only agree to this time-wasting course of action. Even though the sergeant knew S.H.I.E.L.D. was trying to stall for time, that the Ranger Cavalry could not gain an advantage from the terrain, and that severe seepage in this area had greatly slowed most armed personnel, the order to complete the mission still hung over his head. He could not refuse.
The First Secret Regiment's so-called "military operation speed" was not measured by the efficiency of ordinary special forces, but against Gene-modded Warriors. As the first experimental army, the First Secret Regiment's daily training and equipment had all been designed to work with Gene-modded Warriors, allowing the two combat systems to connect seamlessly and operate with flexibility. By the time the First Secret Regiment sergeant