Chapter 844: Meritorious Mark (Part 2)

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In order to confirm his conjecture, Li Mu stared at Yun Yueyao's ...... who was being exchanged, and the identity card in his hand.

Yun Yueyao handed the three signs to the shopkeeper. The steward took it and also inserted the three signs into the stone platform.

It's just that Yun Yueyao's brand took a little longer than Li Muyi's reaction time.

After the two reward cards were swallowed by the stone platform, Yun Yueyao's identity card was pulled out by the shopkeeper.

However, when he checked again, there was a flash of surprise in the eyes of the shopkeeper.

But he didn't open his mouth casually, and only did what he did.

Yun Yueyao took the sign and thanked the shopkeeper, then let go of the stall and carefully checked the identity card in her hand.

Li Mu couldn't hold back his curiosity early in the morning, came to Yun Yueyao's side, and followed to watch.

The changes on Yun Yueyao's identity card are similar to Li Muyi's.

It's just that on Li Muyi's identity plate, the insignia of the alliance army that appears is silver-white.

On Yun Yueyao's identity plate, the alliance military emblem that appeared was pale gold.

And to sweep it with his divine sense, among the pale golden emblems, there are five gold ingots, two silver ingots, and six copper plates.

At this moment, Li Muyi was sure, the silver ingots really represented ten points of merit, and the copper plate represented a point of merit.

So, Yun Yueyao has more gold ingots than him, and probably one ingot represents a hundred meritorious points, right?

And what is further up? Spirit stones?

This, not to mention Li Muyi and Yun Yueyao, all the reservists are not clear about this.

They have been in the reserve for a long time, and a lot of common sense knowledge has not yet been taught by one-eyed instructors.

These common senses are all considered military secrets, and they have only been here for a few days, and the instructors will not get to the bottom so early.

Especially, during this time, there are many people who may be eliminated under the premise.

Isn't it tantamount to revealing military secrets as early as possible?

Although, their precautions have been put in place, but they are not afraid of 10,000, just in case.

The more common sense knowledge there is, the less it will be taught to these reservists at the beginning.

Those core confidential knowledge will only be told when they graduate after they become regulars.

Therefore, the reservists are now mainly engaged in training and refining their combat strength, and the rest are nothing more than doing miscellaneous work and contributing a labor force.

The barracks are heavy, and they will not raise useless people. The resources that can be used will be squeezed and utilized in various ways.

It's like a one-eyed instructor, even if the newly appointed deputy alliance leader is dissatisfied with him and pulls people down from a high position.

But he is reluctant to idle such a talent, and even drive it to the camp of other forces.

Therefore, he made a "lenient treatment", sent people back to be instructors, helped the alliance army bring new recruits, and cultivated more outstanding talents. It can be regarded as the waste of these discarded chess pieces again.

And once he made the Heavenly Dao oath, he joined the Alliance Army. If you don't die in battle, or return to the field, you will be a member of the Alliance Army for the rest of your life.

As long as you are still in the status of the Alliance Army, you cannot do anything that damages the honor of the Alliance Army.

If you leave without permission, you are a rebel. Unwilling to bear the name of the rebels, he was hunted down and killed, and there was no way to enter the sky. can only honestly let the upper hand squeeze.

Therefore, such as a one-eyed instructor, no matter how beautiful he used to be, now he has to be an instructor and dutifully teach a group of reservists.

And this is not the first case of such a one-eyed instructor, such a phenomenon has been common in the military.

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