"That’s not good enough either. Winning like that isn’t satisfying!" Falro added.
"This won’t do, that won’t do; what will be satisfying then? Do you intend to annihilate the entire North Second Class?" soone said, "That’s not good. This exercise is supposed to assess the attacking side’s ability. They represent the police. Are we going too far? We must win, but winning this way is hard to justify to the dean..."
The speaker looked at Nicholas. To be honest, he wanted to do it that way too, as it would be exhilarating, but after the rush of excitent, soone would have to face the wrath from above.
To crush North Second Class, to show them their power, they could win every subsequent match without going all out in just one.
Because if they did that, soone would have to take the bla...
"This ti, we’ll wipe out North Second Class completely! You tactical experts, stop suggesting otherwise. We’re going for swift and decisive!" Nicholas shouted sternly, "If anything happens, I’ll take the bla!"
With this statent, everyone nodded repeatedly, agreeing wholeheartedly.
In the face of strength, everything else is trivial. It’s good to have soone take the fall.
"Besides, if they’re wiped out, it’s because they’re not capable enough. What does it have to do with us!"
"We’re supposed to be their opponents, sharpening them!"
Falro and Monica argued forcefully.
With Vice Commander Nicholas prepared to take the fall, there was no need for complex tactics. The group briefly discussed strategies, deciding to set up defenses among the cargo. To prevent North Second Class from using the underground tunnels again, they blocked the entrances. Once combat was triggered, they would switch to defense, turning the mbers of North Second Class into targets.
As long as they didn’t chase the opponent and played out a bandit-police counterattack, it would be fine.
With this arrangent set, Nicholas and the others waited inside the factory for Jimmy and his team to co to their doom.
The exercise officially began.
Under the "watch" of drones in the air, North Second Class launched their attack.
The factory had four entrances, and North Second Class was divided into four teams, each with two four-man squads. The leaders held riot shields, while the remaining three put hands on shoulders, advancing while keeping guns ready—this was clearly the most basic textbook attack formation.
In the eyes of all the academy students and instructors, it was orderly and unremarkable, yet extrely standard.
The few sentries Nicholas placed outside were expert scouts, and naturally, they quickly discovered the attack from North Second Class under such high alert.
Thus, North Second Class hadn’t even entered the factory when they engaged with the sentries.
They even went through so trouble before successfully taking down the opposition.
In the main conference room, the audience in the auditorium discussed among themselves.
"Too poor. They entangled with the sentries. Doesn’t this alert the people inside?"
"Exactly, they were discovered so easily."
"You have to understand, those sentries are from Horn Class. They’re top-notch experts, currently full of pent-up anger, highly focused. Where in real life would you find such skilled bandits? With skills like that, would they even be sent out as guards?"
"Exactly, I think North Second Class did quite well. Not spectacular, but no obvious mistakes either."
"Look, they’re starting to storm into the factory!" soone reminded.
Everyone looked towards the large screen.
Through drone footage, eight squads from North Second Class were seen entering the factory’s entrance, engaging in a firefight with Nicholas and the Horn Class.
Due to the bulletproof shields held by North Second Class, the sharpshooters of Horn Class didn’t achieve significant results in the short chaos. Both sides suffered only minor losses in the lee.
However, surprisingly to everyone, North Second Class didn’t press the attack aggressively or get stuck in the fight. They covered each other and tactically withdrew.
This left the mbers of Horn Class looking at each other in dismay.
"Maybe they’re sneaking into the tunnels!"
"Or trying to lure us out of our cover!"
"Don’t fall for it!"
"Right, let’s wait here! Even if they have shields, we can still shoot their legs. Once their formation is disrupted, we take out the ones at the back."
mbers of Horn Class shouted.
Nicholas, Falro, and Monica found this reasoning quite solid and decided to wait and see.
The drone outside captured the scene from high above, transmitting the full view back to the main conference room, projected on the auditorium screen.
The audience, seeing the situation outside, could not help but be astonished.
North Second Class wasn’t ambushing outside the factory but had retreated completely, withdrawing to the outermost wall and beginning to work.
"Are they blocking the exits?" soone couldn’t help but exclaim.
Dean Anthony was also watching, summoned soone over to whisper instructions, the person quickly departed, and then the drone moved closer to North Second Class.
The screen showed, more clearly now, that North Second Class had indeed split into two large groups, moving whatever they could find locally to block three of the four entrances.
The surrounding factory walls were extrely high, with a barbed wire on top for realism. With the entrances piled high with various debris, moving them would be difficult within a short ti.
Now there was only one exit left.
"Can they really do that?!" soone said incredulously.
In previous exercises, no one had ever done this. This exercise was ant to test the police’s coordination, attack skills, and response to heavily ard bandits.
"North Second Class has already demonstrated their coordination and attack capabilities. What they’re doing now is exactly the kind of response needed in unforeseen situations!" an instructor couldn’t help but say.
The others imdiately turned to look at the speaker.
Indeed, no one said that when facing equally heavily ard bandits, they should charge ahead recklessly. The academy has repeatedly emphasized that they should act prudently.
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