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Chapter 199 189 Problematic Refugee Slum?

Members of a regular special forces team are definitely supposed to follow the team and their missions without question, but Bai E was a special case. Since joining the team, he basically had not followed the standard procedures and regulations of the special forces, so much so that even when on an official mission, Tiger had to confirm with the person involved."It's fine..." Bai E hesitated a moment, thinking carefully, "It should be fine, I guess."

A mission? Going on a mission would be great.

He loved going on missions, and going on a mission... that meant there might be a chance to go on a mission.

"What's the objective of the mission?" Bai E asked casually.

"In the wilderness outside the city, we sometimes find humans who exist outside the city's boundaries. They often end up in such situations for various reasons—like having offended someone in another city, or being cut off by wild beasts or environmental barriers, or not knowing the way to the city, etc. That's why we frequently organize teams to

"He's back..." Chavez collected the blackwater coins without a fuss, squeezing them in his pocket, his expression slightly puzzled, "Didn't you join in?"

"I did join..."

"Was it fun?"

"It was alright."

Chavez nodded and then jerked his chin towards the field, "Now that you're back, train well. These kids have been slacking a lot these last few days in your absence."

"Uh..." Bai, slightly hesitant, still told the truth, "Instructor, I might have another mission tomorrow."

"Another mission?" Chavez was momentarily startled, then remembered Bai E's true outfit, "Right, you're part of the special forces; it's normal to have many missions."

He then casually asked, "What's the mission?"

"They say it's to escort a group of refugees back to the city..."

"Refugees?" Chavez was taken aback, turned to face Bai E squarely, his expression becoming serious, "Is it the refugee slum in the northwest?"

Bai E wasn't sure, after all, Captain Hu hadn't gone into such detail, so he just shook his head, "I'm not too clear either, the captain notified us."

Chavez frowned, "I'm not sure about other places, but there's something wrong with that refugee slum in the northwest. A scout I know mentioned several brothers have fallen there. They say disappeared, but in this era, when you disappear in the wild..."

Everyone knows what it means.

As a natural human instructor, Chavez had deep connections in the camp and hence heard plenty of rumors.

"This..."

"You best find out if it's that refugee slum in the northwest. If it is... better to back out if you can," Chavez turned to look in another direction. The steadiness of a natural human guided his thoughts. Talking to a fighter he quite liked, he was as sincere as could be, "It's not worth risking your life for the little military merit of one mission."

Bai nodded, "I will look into it..."