After discussing with Zhang Minghong, Ye Jian spread out the map and reorganized the route. After about ten minutes of discussion, the Chinese students wearing jungle camouflage combat uniforms carried 27 kilograms of luggage and plunged into the depths of the primeval forest.
The Chinese gave up on the nearest five coordinates and entered the depths of the forest at their fastest speed.
There was a difference between the coordinates for this assessment and domestic competitions. The coordinates for domestic competitions were marked with numbers. They needed to be searched in order.
However, there was no order to the coordinates for this competition. Since most of them were heading toward the nearest five red and green coordinates and the Japanese students might be up to no good, they might as well bypass the nearest one and enter the primeval forest.
In that case, they had to speed up their march.
