CHAPTER 443

Kaleb shrugged, his tone casual.

"I don't know. Might take an afternoon. The company commander and the instructor are inside. Let them enjoy themselves, right?"

The squad leader frowned.

A female soldier behind them sighed in disappointment.

"What about our training?"

"Come back another day," Kaleb replied, stretching out a finger and pointing at a group of female soldiers as if selecting a gem from a pile of stones. He finally pulled his hand back and raised his eyebrows.

"Besides, you're not going to the battlefield. Skipping half a day of training won't matter."

At first, no one objected.

Most of them were indeed headed for logistics. Their physical conditions weren't exceptional, and few had any hope of entering a combat unit. They didn't take it personally.

Except for a few.

A dark-skinned female soldier from an ethnic minority suddenly spoke up, loud and firm: