Robin Zhou breathed a sigh of relief after a day of practice.
After getting out of bed and briefly washing up, Robin took out his phone.
He wanted to call Davin Shi and ask about Wendy Lin. But he was in the middle of dialing the number, and Robin dismissed the idea.
Davin shouldn’t have made much progress, and if he had, he would have said so.
Robin still decided to call June Brown and ask her how she was doing.
At that moment, there was a knock at the door.
Robin’s brow furrowed, who could it be at this hour? Few people knew he lived here.
He walked to the door and pulled it open.
Three figures in military uniforms came into Robin’s eyes.
The one standing in the middle was a middle-aged man with a smile, and behind him were two hard-looking thirty-something soldiers.
“Hello, Mr. Zhou.” The middle-aged man smiled and extended his hand.
“Hello.” Robin shook hands with the middle-aged man with some confusion. These three people in front of him were soldiers, and judging from the middle-aged man’s epaulets, they were not lowly in the military.
But why were the military looking for him?
“My name is Fahn Wang, Director of the City Y Special Operations Department.” The middle-aged man introduced himself.
Special Operations Department?
Robin was slightly surprised that it was this organization.
Fahn had been observing Robin’s expression. When he saw that Robin was a little surprised, Fahn couldn’t help but say, “Mr. Zhou seems to know about our department?”
“Know a little.” Robin nodded.
He had heard it before. It was a pilot division that the military had set up in conjunction with the martial arts world.
It said that this department had been in existence for over thirty years. It was originally established to test the feasibility of combining martial arts and modern technology.
Because in recent years, the martial arts and technology development in Country C had reached a bottleneck.
More than thirty years ago, someone proposed combining the two to push the limits of human strength.
At first, this idea was well received by many people.
But when it came to concrete development, this idea encountered great difficulties.
The martial artist’s power was too strong for most of the instruments made by modern technology to carry their power.
In the obscure and obscure period, modern technology was barely able to carry the power. A part of modern technology can even increase the power of martial artists.
But in the transformed period, this increase was much smaller.
Even the power of some warriors in the transformed period was far beyond the limit of modern technology.
Thus, this idea was not continued in the end.
But, the department that was created to realize this idea retained and became the current Special Operations Department.
Today’s Special Operations Department was still mainly composed of martial artists.
To be precise, it should be army martial artists.
They both studied martial arts and conducted professional special forces training. They might not have martial arts talent, but their strength was not inferior to those geniuses in the martial arts world.
Moreover, they were all equipped with high-precision modern thermal weapons. In terms of combat ability, they were a whole lot better than the traditional martial artists.
It could say that army martial artists were killing machines created for killing.
Their duty was to perform some special tasks.
“Since Mr. Zhou has heard of us, that’s good to know.”
“A few days ago, our Blade Special forces group’s instructor left, which left the entire group without a leader. So, we’d like to hire Mr. Zhou as an instructor.” Fahn stated his purpose simply and plainly.
“Sorry…”
Robin subconsciously wanted to refuse. But as soon as he said that, Fahn smiled and said, “Mr. Zhou, don’t refuse yet. You only need to spare two or three days a month to come to teach the team members martial arts techniques. We don’t need you to come every day.”
“Only two or three days a month?” Hearing Fahn said that Robin was a little tempted to say yes. He had worried that being an instructor would need him to stay on base all the time, but now Fahn’s statement allayed his fears.
“Yes.” Fahn nodded, “It’s Tomei Guan’s idea. He said that being an instructor can’t delay your training.”
Tomei?
No wonder Fahn had come looking for him. It was all Tomei’s idea.
But why did Tomei do it?
“Okay, I promise.”
Robin didn’t think twice about it and made his decision directly.
The Special Operations Department was an extremely important department of the military. Serving in such a department, in a sense, he had a military background.
It wouldn’t be so easy for certain people to touch him again.
“Song.” Fahn looked at the person behind him.
Then, a man with an upright posture walked up to Robin and gave him a standard military salute.
After the salute, Song took a box from the other man and brought it to Robin.
“Mr. Chan, here is your uniform, as well as your medallion papers.” Fahn spoke with a smile, “Next time you come to W Hill, just show this ID, and the guard at the gate will let you in.”
“Thank you.” Robin thanked. If he went into service, then Fahn would probably be his colleague from now on.
“It’s nothing.” Fahn smiled and shook his head.
“If there’s nothing else, we’ll be off.”
“Well, I’ll see you off.”
Fahn came and went as quickly as he could.
In less than three minutes, they were gone from in front of the villa. But Robin had a dark green uniform and medals in his hand, along with an ID.
Robin took a glance at the information on the document and was a little surprised. The instructor of the Blade Special forces group was a Major General. In other words, his current rank in the army was considered to be Major General.
This rank was not too high. After all, he was only twenty-five years old.
At this point, Robin was more and more certain that Tomei was trying to help him.
He wanted to give himself a military status so that Zhou’s Family wouldn’t be as evil in doing things.