Extraordinary in Reality Through Magic Games

“What are you so happy about? Go back to the camp, pack your gear, and clear any traces of our presence! Fast!”

The group returned to the camp, packed their weapons, cleared away the campfire and food scraps, and then set off for the mountaintop.

“Reporting! The assault squad is assembled. Expected 899 people, present 899 people.”

The Company Commander raised an eyebrow: “I heard you were responsible for scouting in the Allied occupied zones?”

“Yes!”

“No sacrifices at all?”

“Reporting! None!”

“I see why the Marshal...” the Company Commander muttered. His voice was too low for Mandy to hear the rest.

“Alright, follow me.”

Mandy scanned the clearing and found that the Soldiers who were moving wooden crates just now were all gone, and the crates stacked on the ground had vanished without a trace, as if they had never been there.

The Company Commander clearly wasn’t going to help solve his confusion, and he didn’t dare ask. He followed the Company Commander and a dozen First Army Soldiers into the light gate.

The moment he passed through the light gate, Mandy’s consciousness blurred. Darkness fell before his eyes, and his other sensory organs ceased to function.

This strange sensation lasted for several minutes.

As time passed, his thoughts gradually cleared, and his vision became sharp again.

“This place is...” Mandy stared blankly at the scene before him.

It should be a military camp. On the left, rows of armored vehicles and tanks were neatly parked. On the right was a cluster of buildings. His gaze followed the stone path in the middle to the very end, where a large number of Soldiers in camouflage were sweating in a field filled with training equipment.

The most shocking thing was overhead.

It wasn’t a clear blue sky, nor was it a night sky with a flowing river of stars. It was a void of pitch black. Staring at it for a long time made one suspect they might have come to another world, or even question if their own existence was real.

“This is the First Army’s station. The Marshal has always kept it secret, and outsiders are forbidden from entering. It’s normal that you didn’t know such a place existed.”

The Company Commander gave a brief explanation and led them toward the buildings: “There’s still half a month until the operation. During this time, you’ll stay in the dormitories. Except for the tallest building in the station, you’re free to visit other places and even use the training equipment. By the way, looking at all the weapons is fine, but do not touch them.”

The opportunity to unveil the mystery of the First Army was right at hand, yet Mandy didn’t care at all. The same doubt repeatedly surfaced in his mind.

Since the First Army’s station forbids outsiders from entering...

The Company Commander caught the violent trembling of Mandy’s pupils from the corner of his eye and smiled: “Yes, the Marshal intends to absorb you into the First Army. Of course, that’s provided you successfully pass multiple rounds of grueling assessments.”

With his suspicion confirmed, Mandy couldn’t control his excitement. It was as if every cell in his body was cheering, clapping and inviting him to join. He struggled to calm his pounding heart and kept his voice as steady as possible.

“I... I will never fail the Marshal’s expectations!”