Don’t Pretend, I’m Actually Taking Special Forces

The sky gradually became brighter, which meant that Yue Ming and his team had little time left, and it also meant that the dark environment was no longer there.

Qin Yuan quickened his pace and went around from the other side, waiting for them at the exit of the forest in advance.

In less than half an hour, Yue Ming and his team appeared at the exit of the forest. At this time, they could see the surroundings very clearly without torches. After all, they still couldn't get out before dawn.

"Instructor, we... failed again..."

Lian Qi's voice was very low, and the others also lowered their heads very unwillingly.

Looking at their embarrassed appearance, Qin Yuan said in a deep voice: "I have seen it all. This environment is a great challenge for you. It seems that next, I should give you some more corresponding training."

Seeing that Qin Yuan did not intend to give up on them, they finally breathed a sigh of relief, as long as Qin Yuan was willing to continue training them.

Afterwards, Qin Yuan took them to his own troops, had a meal in the cafeteria, and took them to the bathhouse to take a medicinal bath.

I thought it was just a normal bath to wash the dirt off my body, but when I got to the bath, I was hit by a strong smell of alcohol.

"This... Instructor, is there alcohol in this water?"

Zhou Jin was a little nervous. He knew too well how many injuries he had on his body. Although they were all minor injuries, if he was soaked in this alcohol water, wouldn't it hurt to cry?

Qin Yuan looked at them, still with a calm face: "Yes, alcohol is used for disinfection, but there is not only alcohol in it, but also other things, which are good for you, go down quickly!"

Hearing this, no one dared to go down first, and everyone's expression was very ugly.

Qin Yuan had naturally anticipated this situation, so he ignored these people, walked up directly, and kicked them all into the water.

At this moment, a heart-wrenching scream came from the bathhouse, and everyone in the army heard it.

"Hiss! Those are the people that Instructor Qin brought back. How pitiful..."

"Don't talk about them. Which of the soldiers under Instructor Qin has not experienced this kind of thing?"

There were several people on the playground discussing, but they all stayed away from the bathhouse without exception.

The screams lasted for a long time before they stopped. Although it was indeed very painful to soak in the alcohol water with wounds all over the body, after resting, the physical condition was much better.

Perhaps because of the pain, or because of excessive fatigue, they slept until the night. If Qin Yuan hadn't woken them up, they would probably have continued to sleep.

There was no one on the playground at this time. Qin Yuan gathered Yue Ming and the others, and then took them to a building that looked a little shabby.

Everyone looked at it curiously. Although there were many things in this place, they didn't look like training equipment. Thinking of what Qin Yuan said during the day, they didn't understand what this had to do with what he said?

Qin Yuan took out a few black cloth strips and earplugs, handed them to them and said, "Tonight's training content is very simple. You have to move in here without seeing or hearing, avoiding obstacles and some attacks."

Under Qin Yuan's instructions, Yue Ming and others put on black cloth strips and earplugs one by one, their vision was completely blocked, and the world became quiet instantly.

The feeling of blindfolding broke their sense of direction, and the earplugs isolated the sound of the outside world, leaving only the sound of heartbeat and breathing.

As soon as he took the first step, Yue Ming felt the soft sand under his feet, followed by fine stones, and then a smooth wooden floor after a distance.

He tried to identify the terrain by touch, but every step was full of unknowns. His body was stiff, but he had to move forward carefully.

"Bang!" Caught off guard, his chest was hit by something suddenly, and the pain immediately spread throughout his body.

Obviously, this is what Qin Yuan said "attack", and every collision is a double blow to endurance and psychology.

After being hit, he subconsciously raised his hand to protect his chest, but the darkness and earplugs made it impossible for him to predict the next attack. He could only rely on his body sense and the weak air flow to judge.

Yue Ming walked forward while carefully feeling the changes in every touch. The sand under his feet gradually became slippery, as if his feet were going to sink into it.

He adjusted his breathing and tried his best to stay stable. Behind the sand were some irregular stones. The ground was cold and invaded every inch of barefoot skin.

Yue Ming knew that in this situation, he might sprain his ankle if he was not careful, so he slowed down and explored carefully.

Attacks followed one after another, and Yue Ming felt that he was pushed away again. He could not hear any sound in his ears. It seemed that the world was only dark and the pain that kept invading.

Others were obviously suffering the same pain. The occasional collisions and short gasps showed their struggles.

Qin Yuan looked at them stumbling and falling, and shook his head: "It seems that they can't adapt to this state so quickly..."

Thinking of the team he led before, the talents of those soldiers can be said to be quite good. Although it was a bad first time to face this situation, they were able to quickly discover the secret.

Yue Ming continued to move forward with difficulty. The terrain under his feet changed again. A cold feeling came over him. He found himself in the water. Every step was deeply sunk into the water. The icy feeling was infinitely magnified in the darkness.

The water flow was sometimes rapid, sometimes slow, constantly hitting his ankles and disrupting his rhythm.

Just as he was trying to keep his balance, another silent collision almost made him fall. He gritted his teeth, endured the pain, adjusted his breathing, and avoided panic.

At this moment, Yue Ming realized that relying solely on touch and the changes in the terrain under his feet might not be enough for him to pass safely, so he tried to set a rhythm for himself, with even steps, steady breathing, and always on guard.

"Calm down, calm down." He kept saying to himself in his heart. This is both a self-comfort and a way to fight against the endless attacks in the dark.

He focused his attention and tried to rely on subtle changes in wind direction to sense potential attacks. Although this is not foolproof, it can slightly increase his reaction time.

At the same time, the rest of the team members were also experiencing their own challenges. Lian Qi, who was always rude but firm, had to slow down at this time, as if walking on a piece of fragile glass.

Suddenly, there was a slight vibration under his feet. Lian Qi stopped, and his hearing was blocked, so he focused more on every perception under his feet.

The vibration gradually intensified, as if something was approaching. Although he couldn't see it, his intuition told him that he had to react. He suddenly turned sideways. He didn't completely avoid the collision, but he avoided the most serious damage.

Lian Qi was the one who realized how to break the situation the fastest among the few people. Although he couldn't completely avoid the damage by sensing the flow of air, as long as he felt more and engraved this feeling deeply into his bones, avoiding attacks would not be a problem.

When vision and hearing cannot be used, other senses must be very sharp, such as the flow of air and the judgment of smell, which can help people avoid many dangers in time.

After realizing this, Lian Qi began to consciously rely on his senses to avoid obstacles and attacks.

"It seems that someone has discovered it. I don't know when others will discover it."

Qin Yuan smiled a little more. Although Lian Qi discovered it a little slowly, it was not bad.

The most important thing is to see how long they can adapt and how long they can train this perception and judgment.

Time passed slowly, Qin Yuan watched them walking back and forth in front of him without saying a word. Gradually, everyone began to stop consciously. Qin Yuan could see that they were feeling the flow of air.

Obviously, they all had this awareness, so Qin Yuan considered them to have passed this level.

But just passing was not enough. In this case, at least 80% of the dodge rate had to be achieved to pass the level, otherwise Qin Yuan could not proceed to the next item.

He pressed the switch in front of him, and the obstacles on the field began to change their positions. Those objects that were originally moving also changed their movement trajectories. Naturally, the flow of air also changed.

If Lian Qi and the others could continue to successfully dodge obstacles and attacks after this change, then their perception would be considered to have reached a standard.

Lian Qi immediately caught the new wind direction in a short adjustment. He slightly turned sideways to avoid a piece of oncoming wood, and then rolled to avoid the iron rod sweeping across from the front.

His movements became more fluent and accurate. As Qin Yuan expected, perception was gradually internalized and became part of the conditioned reflex.

At the same time, others also responded quickly to the changing environment. Several people were obviously used to the new changes. They avoided fast-moving obstacles several times accurately, showing their improved perception of the air.

As the training continued, the changes on the field became more complex, the obstacles moved faster and faster, and every slight change in the air was a potential danger signal.

Seeing this, Qin Yuan nodded slightly: "Yes, these people's ability to respond has improved significantly."

Qin Yuan stared at the field with his eyes, his ears were filled with the sound of obstacles colliding and breathing, his calm and firm eyes looked through the constantly changing moving trajectories on the field, and his thoughts were not moved by any external interference.

As time went on, the obstacle trajectories that seemed chaotic and disordered gradually became clear in their eyes. Every effective avoidance made them more confident, and every passing by became the source of power for the next comprehensive breakthrough.

This result has actually reached Qin Yuan's minimum standard, and the obstacles on the field could not continue to speed up, so he went straight off the field and pulled off the cloth covering everyone's faces.

They took off their earplugs and looked at Qin Yuan with some doubts.

"Okay, let's stop here first."

Hearing this, Lian Qi and the others breathed a sigh of relief. Seeing Qin Yuan like this, it was not that he was dissatisfied with them, but that this stage was successfully completed.

"Huh... Finally succeeded. I thought I would fail again this time."

"Fortunately, I started to judge the direction of objects by air flow later, otherwise I would definitely be hit now."

The five people started talking one after another, and they started sharing their experiences.

Qin Yuan did not interfere with their conversation. Sharing experiences is also a good channel.

After a short break of one hour, Qin Yuan decided to start the next stage. While they were still immersed in the experience of perception just now, it was time to deepen their feelings.

They stood in a neat row. Although their faces were still a little tired, the concentration and seriousness in their eyes had never diminished. Qin Yuan knew that this was the best time before they internalized their perception ability. The next stage of training would be more rigorous, but it was crucial to their growth.

At this stage, Qin Yuan decided to further complicate the environment. He pressed a few buttons, and the lights in the venue gradually dimmed until the surroundings became dim and difficult to distinguish.

The speed of the obstacles was adjusted again, and this time they moved irregularly and quickly, and the air was filled with tension.

"Ready, start!" Qin Yuan's voice was like thunder, indicating that the training continued.

In the dim environment, the lack of vision forced them to rely more on other senses. Lian Qi took the lead. He held his breath and concentrated on sensing the tiny changes in the airflow around him.

A slight wave came in the air. He quickly turned sideways and raised his right hand suddenly to block a rapidly flying iron rod.

Others were also following Lian Qi's steps, either crouching or galloping. They were almost using every inch of their body muscles to feel the changes around them.

One person was a little slow and was hit in the leg by the oncoming obstacle. Although he was not seriously injured, it obviously hindered his movement.

Although Lian Qi took the lead in dodging the oncoming iron rod, the rapidly changing environment around him still did not allow him to relax for a moment. In the darkness, all senses were working nervously, and every fluctuation in the air could indicate a new attack.

Darkness is not only a test of physical perception, but also a major challenge to the mentality. In this silence, Lian Qi and his teammates must put aside their instinctive reaction to fear and completely trust their subtle perception of the environment.

However, just as everyone was concentrating on dodging the obstacles that kept coming, Qin Yuan suddenly pressed another button, and several new devices fell silently above the venue. These devices randomly released a weak but pungent gas that was difficult to ignore and spread rapidly.

"The changes are not only from physical attacks." Qin Yuan's voice echoed in the darkness, "It also includes disturbances of other senses. Keep going!"

This was tantamount to making Lian Qi and his teammates worse in the already tense environment. At the beginning, they all frowned because of the sudden stimulation, and several people were even almost hit by obstacles because of surprise.

They covered their mouths and noses with their hands and began to rely on the subtle changes in the air to avoid obstacles. Lian Qi even closed his eyes and relied on his whole body to judge the dangers around him. His movements became more and more smooth, and each dodge seemed more natural and accurate. (End of this chapter)