Heads-up! The CEO's Wife is a Hidden Big Boss! novel Chapter 376

Chapter 376: Has Silence Gone Crazy?!

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He wondered who the famous instructor Lu Chengzhou was referring to was but Gu Si was quite interested nonetheless. He was thinking about the few instructors who could be considered to be internationally renowned.

Lu Chengzhou looked down at him, his voice low and hoarse. "If you want to go, pack your luggage now. I will arrange a special plane for you."

Gu Si did not hesitate to say, "Okay."

Lu Chengzhou nodded and took out his cell phone to call Qin Fang. Gu Si returned to his room. The excitement in his eyes could not be hidden.

...

Mingyu Island.

After only one night, there were already some people who were struggling to handle the training. They increasingly depended on others to carry them through. After being beaten, their next training activity was an extreme forest escape. If they were caught, they would be eliminated immediately. 𝕗𝕣𝐞𝐞𝘄𝐞𝚋𝚗𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹.𝚌𝕠𝚖

Unmanned helicopters hovered and searched over the forest and there were countless people in the forest searching for the trainees.

A man with camouflage paint on his face hid in the short grass. He looked at the helicopter above with a very complicated expression on his face. "Has Voiceless gone crazy? She requires us to find our own way to shoot down a helicopter right from the get go?!"

The person beside him nodded. "Not just the helicopters. There are also people searching for us. The ten of us have to get rid of the whole team! Over a thousand of them!"

"Don’t even talk about the people," the round-faced girl said. "The unmanned helicopters are worth tens of millions. You really think they’ll let us destroy them?"

"What ’destroy’?! We can’t hit them with our guns! They’re Red Flame’s most advanced unmanned helicopters!"

The atmosphere became awkward and it was silent. They were in such a tough situation...

After a long while, someone said, "We have to move separately. Ten people is way too noticeable."

The others nodded.

"Should we divide into teams? It’s hard for individuals to break out on their own."

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