Ten minutes later.
Mo Shangjun led the B group cadets, who had collected their equipment, to the attacker's camp.
Both the attackers and defenders were on the mountain, the defenders had a house, while the attackers moved around in the surrounding jungle.
Mo Shangjun chose an open space.
She had initially thought to let them stand casually, but seeing them all standing straight and tense, she decided to let them be.
"I don't like subordinates with an overly pronounced individualism," Mo Shangjun said in front of the team, her voice neither hurried nor slow, "So, anyone who thinks that they might not follow my commands during the operation, step forward."
Her first sentence did not rouse their emotions or stir their enthusiasm; it was a direct power play that pressed the already somber atmosphere to its limit.
Such an unconventional approach incited restlessness in many of the cadets.
