In silence, the late-night snack was finished.
A few people cleaned up the kitchen and left quietly.
On the way, they ran into Yvonne Watson coming out for the restroom. She shone her flashlight on the four, then turned and walked away as if she hadn't seen anything.
In the middle of the night, only Flossie Wright and her crew would sneak over for a meal.
Anyway, she was used to it.
...
The next day.
A sudden nighttime gathering woke up all the trainees who had just rested for a short while.
A new day began, and with it, the training.
After the outdoor survival training, Flossie Wright and the other three captains received a brief training plan.
There were no more evening classes.
All the basic knowledge had been learned, and now it was time for practical training, interspersed with occasional exams. Those who failed would be directly dismissed.
This time, there were 79 trainees left.
21 new recruits, 58 veteran soldiers.
