Seok Kang-Ho and Cha Dong-Gyun were put in charge of hunting the enemy approaching from the left of their current position, while Choi Jong-Il and Kwak Cheol-Ho were put in charge of hunting the enemy approaching from the right.

Kang Chan went two meters down the hill.

In operations like this, putting unconditional trust in their commander was absolutely important. During the live ammo training, Kang Chan shot them in the chest and the head. Fortunately, they were wearing bulletproof vests and helmets back then. Was that the reason they could work with each other so well it was almost natural?

The forest grew silent as they advanced by five meters.

Ten meters ahead of them was another rocky area of the mountain. Even their enemies would find it difficult to recklessly climb it.

Taking that into consideration, their enemies were probably waiting for nightfall.

If Kang Chan and his team let the Spetsnaz have their way instead of bringing the fight to them now, his team would be surrounded and forced to wait for the Foreign Legion. If the SBS joined the battle in that situation, then Kang Chan and his team were as good as dead.

Not wanting to let that happen, Kang Chan insisted on hunting the Spetsnaz now. He looked at Seok Kang-Ho, who was behind him. Seemingly understanding what his gaze meant, Seok Kang-Ho quickly advanced.

The moment Seok Kang-Ho got into position, Choi Jong-Il headed toward where Kang Chan was looking.

Cha Dong-Gyun followed Seok Kang-Ho, and Kwak Cheol-Ho followed Choi Jong-Il.

“Haah. Haah.”

Not only did they have the three people that had the best abilities in the special forces team, but they also had Seok Kang-Ho, who understood Kang Chan’s intentions better than anyone else.

Kwak Cheol-Ho sharply glared behind him—which...