Enemies Are All Nourishment for My Fungi-Chapter 291 - Setting Off to the Enemy Camp to Earn Points (3)

Chapter 291: Chapter 291 Setting Off to the Enemy Camp to Earn Points (3)

The communications soldier sent this latest intelligence back to the headquarters and then forwarded the reply from the headquarters to Ye Nai, telling her to record a one-minute short video of the current situation and informing her that the helicopter had taken off with the vanguard platoon. He instructed her to stay alert and to retreat if she detected enemy reinforcements.

Ye Nai readily agreed, and then did as instructed, filming the short video and sending it back.

If there had been reinforcements, she would have definitely followed the leads and attacked.

In her eyes, the altar was the most important thing, and without it, the enemy’s reinforcements would be cut off. Given the rare opportunity to delve deep into the enemy’s controlled area, she couldn’t easily retreat.

Not knowing how long the helicopter would take to arrive, Ye Nai took out her RV, set up an awning, pulled out her laptop, and while learning about agriculture, she took notes. When she wasn’t writing, she was also loading bullets into magazines, multitasking without interfering with each task.

After several minutes, Ye Nai heard the sound of a helicopter from the horizon. Having just finished a section of her study, she closed the software, packed up her notes and ammunition, and stepped out of the awning to look up into the sky.

Indeed, a giant helicopter was flying towards her, circling twice over the Military Fortress before landing on the section of the city wall where she was.

The enemy’s massive size had caused them to construct very broad city walls atop their garrison fort, broad enough to accommodate the large armed helicopter.

A sharpshooter platoon and two pilots disembarked from the aircraft.

The platoon leader shook hands with Ye Nai first, and then the group stood by the city wall, looking down at the square filled with enemy corpses twisted in death, feeling as if they were dreaming.

“Boss Ye, are you sure you were never a soldier?”

“Of course not.”

“Hasn’t anyone tried to draft you?”

“Yes, but I didn’t go. I don’t take orders well, and being a soldier wouldn’t be good for either side.”

“With your combat skills, if you enlisted, you’d either be a sharpshooter like us or in special operations.”

“Yeah, during the training before deployment, the instructor even said I was suited for decapitation tactics.”

“I can tell. Your sniping, your shooting talent is not bad.”

“You can tell that? Why couldn’t it be from a light machine gun? The bullets are the same.”

“We’re professionals when it comes to shooting.” The soldiers laughed together.

“The wounds are all very concentrated. Did you use a flashlight when you shot?”

“No, the night vision scope was enough. Just cover it with mud, set up the rifle, and shoot anyone who climbs out. It’s not difficult at all.”

“It’s a waste of talent not being enlisted.”

“Nonsense, would I have this killing efficiency if I were enlisted? Which leader would agree to my freewheeling fighting style?”

“True, they say allowing civilian awakened like you on the front lines to kill the enemy is also because they value your flexible fighting style.”

“Exactly, there are benefits to being a civilian.”

“How many people in total?”

“Over two thousand three hundred. They’re stacked in four layers, and the top two layers, which have the least people, are those with identities.”

“So the one on top is the Priest then?”

“Seems like it, covered in fancy tattoos from head to toe.”

“That’s him then. These Priests are very powerful; they can enhance the enemy soldiers.”

“Enhancement?”

Ye Nai acted puzzled but wasn’t really acting since her knowledge about the Priest’s usefulness was also a guess; after all, she had only seen that one, and he had died by her hand.

“Do you play games? It’s similar to the role of a Priest.”

“I see, but that’s a game, right? This is real?”

“Haven’t you heard? Today’s game designs are all based on prototypes, not just mere imagination like decades ago.”

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“My goodness…”

“We had the same expression when we first heard it.”

“Got it, I’ll target the Priest first next time.”

“Right, take down those with special skills first.” The platoon leader grinned and then suddenly turned serious, “Okay, enough chat. Boss Ye, don’t go just yet. Gather the bodies on the ground and wait for orders from headquarters. It’s not just True Dragon Gully that has been hit. This enemy camp is quiet, but we can’t rule out other enemy camps thinking the same. We might need you to raid their den later.”

“Okay.” Ye Nai’s smile crinkled her eyes hearing there were points to be had.

“First and second squads, secure the back door of the garrison fort; third squad, the front door.”

“Yes, sir!”

The Sharp Knife Squad split into three teams and quickly dispersed along the walls.

The helicopter took off to return, and Ye Nai went downstairs to gather the bodies, then returned to rest in the RV.

With nothing else to do, she casually calculated her points from this operation.

Over two thousand three hundred enemy soldiers, if each counted as ten points, that was over twenty-three thousand points earned, bringing her total just over eighty thousand points.

Another garrison fort down, and she would be at a hundred thousand points, reaching Copper Level.

Absolutely thrilling.

Around nine o’clock, five armed helicopters flew in all at once and landed, with a squad debarking from each one.

The force of six squads was not just for guarding the front and back doors of the garrison fort; troops could be stationed on every floor, and every room was searched in passing.

The dormitories were intact, personal belongings scattered everywhere, and except for some mud at the entrance leading to the outer corridor, the inner corridor and the dormitories themselves were clean.

The storehouse was of course completely empty. No one cared about that.

Everyone was most pleased that the water from the garrison fort’s corner well, tested with a water quality quick test kit, was safe to use.

Ye Nai was somewhat skeptical, knowing that quick test kits weren’t infallible. Though the area belonged to Blue Star, it had been occupied by the enemy for so long. Who knew what they might have done? She trusted her spores more.

She threw a handful of spores into the well. In less than a minute, feedback came; no unusual energy detected. It was merely a well-fed with abundant groundwater.

Only then did Ye Nai truly relax.

She took out a commercial meat slicer capable of slicing, dicing, and mincing large amounts of meat. After powering it up, she sliced a big bowl of wild boar meat, cooked it after marinating, and mixed it with unlimited greens and noodles, cooking enough meat and vegetable noodle soup for the one hundred eighty-plus people there.

With fresh food available, who would want to nibble on military rations anymore.

Right after they had eaten, Ye Nai received a message on her military phone from an unknown number, showing a crude map with four black dots—two of which represented True Dragon Gully and her current location, the third indicating another enemy camp, and the fourth indicating True Dragon Gully’s neighboring ridge, Dudu Ridge.

The message instructed her to raid that enemy camp because the enemy was dispatching troops to attack Dudu Ridge, which had suffered arms damage from a mudslide.

[Received, but who do I report to when I complete the mission?]

[Just reply to this number.]

[Text message or video call?]

[A one-minute live video.]

[Okay, got it.]

Ye Nai responded to the message, greeted the two platoon leaders, packed up her belongings, stashed the military phone in the Space, and took off on her motorcycle right away.

Luckily, she had gotten into the habit of scattering spores wherever she went. From midnight until now, they had covered a sufficient area. Using the map from the text message, she quickly located the thinly manned enemy camp and, after traveling two kilometers, performed a Space Teleportation and arrived instantly.