Kang Chan found the situation somewhat unfair.0

Kang Chul-Gyu made his life difficult, and his mother in his previous life died as miserably as she lived. Even so, he felt as if everyone around him only supported Kang Chul-Gyu.0

At the rate things were going, it would be better to forget about their plan to ambush their enemies at night. The consequences that would come from one soldier failing to control his emotions would be difficult to handle. To make matters worse, the two people who heightened their mission’s chance of success the most were trapped in a complicated relationship. Moreover, they were burning with so much sense of duty that they could end up doing something reckless.0

A commander getting worked up in this situation would be no different from asking all of them to die. Hence, while glaring at their enemies, Kang Chan caught his breath and calmed down.0

“Mr. President, do you recognize me as the commander of this base?” he asked.0

“No matter what happens, we will never go against your orders.” Kim Tae-Jin answered, looking upset and embarrassed.0

“When you wake up the old man, please bring him here with you,” Kang Chan replied as he looked at Kim Tae-Jin coldly.0

“Understood.”0

Perhaps it was because of the question that Kang Chan asked, but Kim Tae-Jin climbed down the stairs in silence.0

That afternoon, Kang Chan stood alone on top of the barracks. The wind blew violently against him.0

He would always take the worst-case scenario into consideration when planning an operation.0

That could consist of choosing the locations of points alpha and beta or comparing two plans and choosing to execute the one with the higher chance of success.0

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