Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 175

On the ride back to the base.

Egbert and the other instructors were in a different vehicle.

The male deputy instructor, Felton, looked somewhat uncomfortable.

As he handed the files to Egbert, Felton couldn’t help but explain, “They’re all greenhorns, plus it was our camp’s drill, so there was no outsider, and winning or losing wasn’t that big of a deal…”

Before Felton could finish, he saw Mr. Reed beside him slowly raised his head, giving him a cold stare.

Felton froze.

The rest of his words got stuck in his throat.

Aaron in the front seat was all chill.

She turned around pretending to be humble, “Felton is right, it’s just a bunch of kids messing around, we just got lucky to win, it doesn’t matter, winning or losing really isn’t a big deal.” Felton looked at Aaron with a sour face.

The blue army had only won once, but she was already over the moon.

Egbert, who was reviewing the files, suddenly said, “Starting tomorrow, training will be doubled.”

Felton had nothing to say.

Their red army did have a big problem this time.

The common problem with the new recruits was lack of combat experience.

Elaine, Burton, Lucas were the more outstanding ones among this batch of new recruits.

But Burton got ambushed.

Elaine and Lucas froze at the first sign of threat.

Their performances had too many problems!

These soldiers were too green, so no one would dare to put them on a real battlefield.

Eileen of the blue side, on the other hand, seemed reckless but was actually very cunning.

She was much more flexible than those other new recruits who only knew how to use brute force.

When Aaron heard about the red side doubling their training, she was overjoyed.

This time Eileen had brought her great honor!

She heard Eileen loved good food, so she planned to have the camp’s chef prepare a special meal for her as a reward for her merits.

“Same for the blue side.” The chief instructor in the back seat added casually.

Aaron’s mood plummeted from heaven to hell in an instant.

She turned around in shock, looking at Mr. Reed, asking, “Why?”

all wiped out at the beginning,

Aaron fell silent.

fact that 41 people were wiped out was indeed a bit

on both sides were almost at the

Eileen’s nine people, one explosion, all

be completely eliminated by

these new recruits were just too green.

Eileen’s performance this time was indeed

“Then… Mr. Reed, the nine people who finally won on the blue side, they

the file in his hand, looked up at her, “Why not?”

Aaron paused.

have happened if I had shouted out when Eileen showed

a bit confused.

at gunpoint at the time, he shouldn’t have dared to

was not right. Mr. Reed was the captain of the Moonlight Raptors Team

he be controlled by Eileen’s single

were surrounded by the defense team, how could he not

it

This stunned Aaron.

out the whole situation, he slapped his thigh, “I get it.

Aaron was speechless.

So was Egbert.

realized he might have

Reed’s position, he shouldn’t favor either side. Mr. Reed is the red side’s chief commander, but essentially he’s our chief instructor, if he helped

knew, so when she first learned that Mr. Reed was the red side’s chief commander, she felt

to help the red side in the early stage, and the blue side in the later stage, he gave both teams equal opportunities. In the end, it was indeed all thanks to his non-resistance and willingly becoming a

understood, she was very surprised, “So Mr. Reed, you had anticipated that Eileen would

seat, saying lightly, “I was hoping she would.”

if she didn’t come?”

wouldn’t she come? She’s been unhappy with me and Edna’s team for

What were

more, just slightly raised the corners of his

vehicle returned to the camp.

vehicle, the cheerful Egbert suddenly saw Eileen in the vehicle ahead, walking shoulder to shoulder with Colin, both of them full

were getting out of the

immediately

people around him, “Notify everyone, the

What?

Extra training now?

was

all the soldiers were

in one team, female soldiers in another, began

drills had already exhausted everyone.

to have to run at night after returning to the

exhausted, “Didn’t we

verge of tears, complaining, “I knew it, now we’re