Stray

Pretending to be killed was much harder than they thought.

Except for individual majors that didn’t need to go on the battlefield, a few mediocre talents would be mixed in. Despite their aristocratic origins, those who could enter the combat major of Clementine Academy were all genuine elites. These young men could also be assistants to generals after graduation and they would not make the low-level mistake of losing teammates at the beginning of training. The two commanders had a clear division of labor and the joint army composed of two groups was walking on the flat snow, skillfully avoiding the dangerous narrow roads or the dense mountain walls of the lairs of monsters.

To disappear in this situation, it was estimated that they could only pretend to faint, and then roll down the gentle slope into the bottom of the valley.

The sun hadn’t set yet and the sky was clear again, and the reflection of the snow was very dazzling. Nemo chatted with Oliver in whispers and wandered at the end of the team with a very improper attitude.

“We may have to wait for the sun to go down.” He poked the skeleton helmet disguised as decoration on Oliver’s bag melancholically. “There are no powerful auras nearby and it’s not like we could pretend to be defeated by a snowfield droopy-eared rabbit.”

“You’re right,” Oliver responded in a low voice. “Have you seen a snowfield droopy-eared rabbit? That’s at least an ingredient.”

At present, the team was still advancing steadily, and the glacier where the glacier mammoth was located was still some distance away. Probably taking into account how much consumption it took for the people treading on ice and snow, the students entered the maze after lunch. For the time being, it wasn’t time for logistics to start worrying. They didn’t receive the task of finding food or setting up camp, so they were idle.

Oliver had even planned ahead and began to consider possible recipes for dinner for the entire regiment.

“Let me make an analogy,” Nemo quickly interrupted Oliver’s thoughts. “In terms of strength.”