The soldier is a girl

191 Chapter 193: Confession Plan

One month is enough to span from late autumn to early winter, and the weather is clearly feeling cold.

After learning the mental method for half a month, Mu Jin felt that she should practice it, even if she was not proficient, it would be good for her to master some skills, and then she could slowly ponder over it, and the reason why she was in such a hurry was because she had no time to wait for Mo Ling taught her slowly.

Night fell early in early winter, which also made the time to fall asleep a little earlier than before. After all, who wants to jump on the ground in this cold weather.

However, in the mid-day of the month, many tents had their lights turned off.

Mo Ling had finished teaching the mind method a few days earlier, and these days he was teaching how to master it, and Mu Jin needed to get used to it, so even if Mo Ling didn't teach much, it also depended on Mu Jin's own talent.

That night, as usual, Mo Ling analyzed Mu Jin's places that she couldn't penetrate, and then turned off the light, but just as he was about to go to bed, Mu Jin stopped him, "General, you can take me out to give me some practical guidance." ?"

"Do you want to run before you learn how to walk?" Mo Ling's tone was not very good, it was as cold as this early winter weather.

Mu Jin thought, maybe the general thinks she is not down-to-earth, and she also knows what the general said, rushing for success is a taboo in martial arts, but does she really have difficulties, or should she stop learning this light work?The purpose was to run faster. In fact, if she had some time to exercise, she would not be able to keep up with the speed of lightness kung fu, but she could run very fast.

Taking a deep breath, Mu Jin felt that she should talk about another matter first, which she had to do compared to Qinggong, "General, I want to tell you one thing."

Mo Ling didn't respond, but took off her clothes, as if she was going to sleep and didn't plan to talk to her.

Mu Jin curled her lips, it really was cloudy, she wanted to say if he shouldn't.

"The general personally trains a group of recruits because he wants to train them into a group of excellent special soldiers." It is an affirmative sentence rather than a question sentence.

Mu Jin's words didn't match up with what he said before, and it was related to the special training camp. Mo Ling stopped undressing, turned around and looked at Mu Jin who was not far behind, "What do you want to say?"

Seeing Mo Ling looking over, Mu Jin suddenly put away her usual laziness, and said with determination, "If you say that I can help the general train them into special soldiers who can fight one hundred against one, general...do you believe it... "

I don't know where Mu Jin's words touched Mo Ling, making his eyes sharpen suddenly, and in the next second, he appeared within a step of her from a few steps away, looking at her with an extremely oppressive breath, "Mu Jin , do you know what you are talking about?"

Has she ever thought about how confident she is to say these things with a three-month recruit, and has she ever thought about how much trouble such words will cause herself?Are you not afraid of being regarded as a spy?Or did you trust him too much?

"General, I never lie in my mouth." It was obviously a reprimand, but Mu Jin felt Mo Ling's concern, and couldn't help but become more determined.

"reason."

what reason?The reason for saying so?Or is there a reason for doing so?Or is it some other reason?
Mo Ling only threw two words, meaning nothing more.

Reason!She wants to live a good life, does it count if she wants to become stronger and stand side by side with him?

"Whether it's about the special training camp or me, Supervisor Wu will never let it go. It is impossible for the general to be on guard all the time. The only way is to let us disappear from Supervisor Wu's eyes, so that he can't find the slightest trace. , his mind will be restrained, and neither I nor the special training camp will be a burden to the general and will no longer cause trouble to the general."

(End of this chapter)