After Marking Commander O, I was Forced to a Flash Marriage

Chapter 96

By noon, students from all military academies had arrived at the starting point of Tule.

Upon reaching the island, the abnormal environment became immediately evident: sunken houses and buildings looked like giant trees, with moss climbing over them. Although only a year had passed since the submersion, the moss seemed to have completely enveloped the structures.

Some seemingly dangerous amphibious creatures were sticking their tongues out at them.

Students from the Western Military Academy paid no attention to the unusual environment. Almost as soon as they opened their eyes, they donned their diving suits without hesitation.

Among the four military academies, the Western Military Academy was known for its expertise in setting explosives and traps on land. While they trained many engineers, they also produced many skilled close-combat divers.

Though the outside world remained unaware, anyone entering the Western Military Headquarters would soon discover that the Western Military had a vast number of divers trained for underwater operations, capable of diving in various ways while also possessing combat skills.

In past battles, these divers played a crucial role in coastal infiltration and underwater operations, significantly altering the course of conflict. Because they resembled “frogmen” when wearing their diving gear, they were given the vivid nickname “Frogman Special Forces.”

This was classified information within the Western Military, and students from other academies were rarely aware of it.

Thus, operating in a submerged city was undoubtedly the Western Military Academy’s forte.

Upon learning the competition venue was Tule, the students from the Western Military Academy were determined to implement their frogman tactics fully.

Commander Song Wan of the Western Military Academy observed her teammates changing into their diving suits and ordered through the earpiece:

“Proceed according to our previous plan. Locate the Northern Military Academy and force them to retreat.”

“Understood!”

The Western Military Academy team members, following Song Wan’s command, jumped into the water.

The greatest advantage of the frogman operation was its stealth.

Each individual acted like an assassin underwater, gaining a tactical advantage, as enemies on land could not easily spot their positions. The intense water pressure could also cause firearms to malfunction when submerged. Even if they managed to fire, a bullet that could travel a hundred meters in the air would only move a few meters underwater.

Thus, sniping became an ineffective tactic.

Before long, the scout Zhou Mengyou from the Western Military Academy, with his keen observational skills, detected an approaching presence near their location—it was the sound of a boat engine.

Zhou Mengyou relayed the information to her captain through the terminal.

“It’s a Northern Military Academy vessel,” Song Wan concluded without hesitation.

She immediately shared this news with Dai Zhiyu, the commander of the Eastern Military Academy, and Fang Rouyu, the commander of the Southern Military Academy, who were located on the opposite side of the island.

Just as Bai Yuxi had suspected, with the Northern Military Academy currently leading with thirty-five points. How could the other three academies remain idle?