The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

Life would be more wonderful.” Roadrunner summed up incisively.

A female soldier joining a group of male soldiers, wouldn’t that make their lives light up? And they would set up plenty of rules in private!

Stepping towards them with the sunlight, Ye Jian didn’t know that her comrades were talking about her; after passing the breakfast into the duo’s hands, she asked with a smile, “So, which route would be better?”

They couldn’t control their entire route, but they should still know the approximate way at the very least, and the map was the way they could grasp the approximate direction, and that was also to make it easy for them to escape immediately if something happens.

“Although travelling is easy, but the city roads are intricate and complex, even old drivers would get lost.” Rolling the map into his hands, Crane bit on his chicken roll, while he was observing his surroundings and saw several men with totems tattooed on their forearms banged on the glass window of a taxi car; his gaze darkened as he whispered: “Seems like this street isn’t peaceful anymore, we’ll talk while we walk.”

He knew the language here and could discern with clarity what these burly men were saying.

Ye Jian’s pupils darkened slightly; the extent of Antonio’s influence had exceeded the trio’s imagination by too much, then what about Captain Xia who had returned? Was he doing okay?

Her shoulder was patted gently as Crane said: “Come, let’s get in that car.”

“Okay.” Concealing her worries properly, Ye Jian didn’t let her comrades sense her oddity and flagged a smile on her face as she got onto the taxi.

She believed in Captain Xia’s ability, yet she didn’t believe in him being able to slip away without a scratch.

The taxi had driven for less than three kilometers, and when they turned into a street, there was a jam, and the sounds of honking was so loud it was deafening.

While the vehicle was slowly rolling across the ground, the trio had encountered several burly men banging on the glass window; the taxi driver had rolled down the window when they were knocking the first time, afraid that these men would break his car.

A burly man leaned against the window and stared at Ye Jian with a wanton look; Crane and Longhawk, who was also sitting in the back, were being looked up and down by two burly men.