"A truly safe zone..."
She really dares to say that, huh? This is something even the commanders don’t dare to judge, yet she dares to make such a bold claim.
"What makes you so sure?" Shang Qimin became interested and immediately came over.
"Have you observed the surveillance cameras?" She threw out a clever question, catching them off guard.
"What surveillance cameras?" The two were a bit confused.
"In this Royal exercise, the commanders need a basis for their judgment. Our performance is transmitted back via surveillance footage. I think that’s what Gu Tong was referring to."
Geng Yifan opened up the tent but carefully explained to them.
These two new trainees definitely didn’t pay attention to this detail.
Gu Tong was well aware of this and said, "The place where we set up camp has five surveillance points. The surveillance gradually decreases along the route, down to three!"
"But it’s still within the surveillance range, yet this place is different. Whether it’s branches or twigs, there’s no deployment at any potential surveillance points. Doesn’t that say something?"
"It indicates there’s no commander monitoring here," Fang Liqiang replied instinctively, "but that doesn’t mean it’s safe here..."
Gu Tong almost wanted to slap him; she originally thought this guy was intentionally opposing her, but now it seems he’s just adorably dumb...
"Whether it’s the Royal exercise or a surprise exercise, the Academy has held more than once. They have authoritative experience and know all the battle locations clearly."
"Hmm..." Fang Liqiang admitted.
"Therefore, it can be deduced that wherever a battle could occur, there will be surveillance points deployed, conveniently for commanders’ scoring investigations. I estimate high-level surveillance points should be more than eight, with installations on all four sides."
"Conversely, the fact that there’s no surveillance point here proves one thing: this is a place the commanders have abandoned, meaning it’s a place where battles won’t occur. So I call it a safe zone, nothing wrong with that!"
Gu Tong’s powerful words left Fang Liqiang dumbfounded, and he subconsciously said, "No, nothing wrong with that..."
The boy can be taught; she didn’t waste her breath for nothing, finally got through to him.
Gu Tong waved her hand and said, "Now that you lost, you have to help set up the tent."
"Yes..." Fang Liqiang immediately obeyed the order this time, without any resistance.
He might be a bit dull, too sincere, but he’s still reasonable and can be persuaded.
Moreover, he has been completely won over by Gu Tong’s wisdom, feeling like she doesn’t have a human brain. If being utterly convinced means anything, this would be it.
If Gu Tong knew what he was thinking, she’d probably spit out blood. If she’d known he liked theoretical knowledge,
she would pull him aside for some cultural lessons, surely leaving him in a fog, with no intention to resist.
However, the current situation is the best for Gu Tong.
Six people, five are united, tied into one rope; the last one isn’t that important!
Moreover, Gu Tong doesn’t have the patience to keep persuading. Whether he truly accepts it depends on him.
"Gu Tong, can you come over?" Yang Yun’s deep voice echoed in her ears.
Gu Tong was slightly surprised but not unexpected and said, "I need to pick some branches, care to join?"