Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space Chapter 1532 - 1532 1526 The Commander-in-Chief 1

Chapter 1532: Chapter 1526: The Commander-in-Chief _1 Chapter 1532: Chapter 1526: The Commander-in-Chief _1 “Let’s go.” Chu Molin hoisted his gear onto his back, all of them had packed their stuff in the last five seconds. Especially Gong Wuyou, who surprisingly took only three minutes. Unimaginable.

“Chu Molin, you returned earlier and have packed. That ans you know what we’re going to do. Can you give us so insight?” Gong Wuyou jogged to catch up with Chu Molin and asked him.

“I don’t have any inside information either, we’ll find out only when we’re assembled.” Chu Molin didn’t know the exact plan desaeither. Everything would be revealed only after the assembly, when Ye Xiao would brief them.

On this point, Chu Molin was not in a hurry, after all, whether he knew early or late didn’t matter to him at this mont.

“We’re the first to arrive?” Lei Xiao thought they would be the last, but when they got there, they were the first, and others gradually showed up and took their places.

“Stand at attention, at ease.” Seeing people had arrived, the guard took over the job of shouting commands.

“Greetings, I am Ye Xiao. I’m sure you are curious about why you were called here at this ti. We’ll cut to the chase. Get on the vehicle, soone will explain the details to you. I’ll wait here for your safe return and to celebrate its success with you.” Ye Xiao knew that it wasn’t ideal to assign a mission directly to these promising aspirants, but it’s an ergency and their knowledge and skills are needed quickly.”

Moreover, of this group, only Chu Molin had the most experience. He was the only one fit to lead. Therefore, after discussing with other leaders, it was decided that Chu Molin would choose who to take on this mission. If successful, it’ll be counted as their final exam score.

Yet, this was a real mission, not a drill, therefore he was genuinely concerned about their safety.

“Chu Molin, co here.” Reflecting on these points, Ye Xiao wanted to brief Chu Molin in private.

“What’s up?” Chu Molin looked at the solemn-faced Ye Xiao. Could this mission be particularly challenging?

“It’s a real mission, not a drill. So you must make concrete plans before moving forward. Especially since the team mbers are people you requested on short notice, there haven’t been opportunities to work together. Hence, there is no established rapport or understanding. Everything depends on how you manage and delegate. Soon, I will announce you as the commander in chief of this operation, but the rest is up to you.” Ye Xiao’s main concern was this point.

“Can I ask for a few more people to join? Not from the school, but my forr colleagues. With them, we can take good care of these youngsters.”

“While their theoretical knowledge and skills are adequate, they lack so practical aspects. Having so old colleagues join us could act as a complent.” Chu Molin wasn’t initially planning to involve them, but after Ye Xiao’s briefing, he felt that a more thorough arrangent would be better.

“I can approve that, but this is your final exam. Bringing them on board might stir up unfairness complaints from others.” Ye Xiao understood the situation, but others might not, and they might face criticism afterward.

“You know the level of difficulty of this mission. We ought to consider these kids too. Even if we get criticized later, we can just retake the test. But if we can co back safely this ti, you can let the participants directly enter the preliminary selection to participate in the next round of selection. That’s it.” Chu Molin was still advocating for them anyhow.