Who taught you to be a recruit like this?

Chapter 1292: Apart from our Delta, everything else is garbage.

Neon lights, the military base of that father.

In one of the barracks lived seven members of SEAL Team Six.

They arrived a week ago, waiting for assignments from their superiors, but so far there has been no news whatsoever.

Vice-captain Kevin was playing video games out of boredom, but he seemed to find it really boring, so he put on his clothes and prepared to leave the base to go to Kabukicho to find some Asian girls to have some fun.

But just as he was about to leave, he was pinned to the spot by Captain Vincent's icy gaze.

"Where are you going?"

"Captain, we've been here for a week now, and we're not allowed to go out. It's so uncomfortable to be cooped up here every day."

Kevin suggested that everyone go out and relax tonight.

Even if we don't go to the city center, we can find a few girls nearby.

Anyway, protected by American law, even if you commit a crime here, no one will dare to pursue it.

Even if it were investigated, there would be no follow-up, because America's military bases almost circled around Japan.

It's like a collar around a dog's neck; with just a little force, the dog will howl in pain, so there's nothing to worry about.

Vincent walked into the house with a cold face, his gaze sweeping over the others: "Do you also want to go with him?"

"No, no..."

The others were still quite afraid of this captain.

After all, he was a devilish figure at the training base.

Once, a new recruit who had just been assigned to the Navy SEALs angered him over a trivial matter.

As a result, he broke two of the other person's fingers and used a knife to pin the other person's hand firmly to the door.

Many people witnessed that scene, and everyone thought Vincent would be severely punished by his superiors for his extreme actions, but he acted as if nothing had happened.

From then on, this guy became someone no one dared to mess with.

They all knew that a demon resided within this captain.

The dormitory door was closed again, and Kevin had no choice but to sit back down.

Even though he couldn't get out, his complaints never stopped.

"Captain, we were sent here by the higher-ups a whole week ago."

"They haven't explained the mission details or assigned us any tasks. We're just sitting here. What are we supposed to do?"

Captain Vincent wasn't really clear about the specific mission, but since they were ordered to wait, they had to wait.

Although he disliked the evasive behavior of those officials, as a soldier, he had to obey orders.

Soon, there was a knock on the door. The major who had previously received them came to inform Vincent and his men to go to the conference room, as someone wanted to see them.

Upon learning that someone wanted to see them, Vincent and the others immediately realized that it was probably to explain the specifics of their mission.

The group quickly headed to a conference room, and as soon as Vincent entered, he saw a familiar face.

He frowned, his expression unfriendly: "Why are you here?"

The other man had the same rank as him, but was much younger, with a flippant and arrogant air about him: "I don't think I need to answer your question."

Upon hearing this, all the members of SEAL Team Six who had accompanied them turned furious.

The arrogant guy opposite is named Sean, a captain in the Delta Force.

This team is even more famous than the Navy SEALs, and its selection criteria are based on recruiting talent from top-tier units like the Navy SEALs.

Therefore, in Sean's eyes, Vincent and the SEAL Team Six assault team members were all small fry and nobody.

"Alright, sit down now that you're here."

The man sitting at the front was bald; he was not the person in charge of the base.

Instead, it was a senior executive from the Geometry Building who accompanied them.

It is specifically responsible for collecting and transmitting secret intelligence, and is a top-secret unit among top-secret units.

The bald man pointed to the seats next to him, signaling Vincent and his men to sit down, before explaining the purpose of the operation.

"We have received information that the other side is unwilling to compromise on the island issue, which has been making headlines in recent days, and may resort to coercive measures."

"Refusing to compromise? They've never compromised on this issue, have they?"

Kevin, the vice-captain of SEAL Team Six, was immediately amused.

After all that, it turns out this mission is related to that island and Tokyo University.

In recent days, he has also seen some news about this at the base and learned a little about the cause and effect.

Therefore, it is also known that the major Eastern power has a very tough stance on the island issue.

He wasn't the only one who knew about this; Vincent did too.

During the days he was sent to the base, he also tried his best to gather intelligence and information about the surrounding area, and the biggest hot topic was the issue of the ownership of Taigong Island.

The reason is that a wealthy man in Japan made a bold statement that he was going to buy the island and use it as his private vacation island.

Under his influence, many local extremists and gangs began to exploit the emotions on the island and incite ordinary people to donate money to him.

They euphemistically call it contributing to the purchase of the islands and doing their part for the Yamato people.

But in fact, this kind of self-indulgent behavior was not taken seriously by the University of Tokyo.

However, as the situation gradually escalated, and with many people fanning the flames behind the scenes, the situation worsened.

There have even been repeated frictions and conflicts around the island.

First it was between fishermen, then it was between ocean patrol boats, and then it was the coast guard.

As the conflict escalated, America, in conjunction with Japan, took the opportunity to amend and draft some bills in order to test the limits of Tokyo University.

At present, the intelligence department of the base has received information that in order to ensure that the conflict can continue to escalate and that all parties can benefit, they need to take action.

SEAL Team Six was dispatched first, followed by Delta Force personnel.

"I won't go into too much detail about the specifics, but you just need to know that our goal is to effectively counter it."

"Intelligence indicates that their people are likely to impersonate fishermen or use the identities of staff on ocean patrol boats to land on the island."

"Therefore, I hope that the two of you can work together to make this matter as big as possible. If we can capture all of their people, that would be the best outcome."

Sean looked at the documents in his hand and said calmly, "No problem, it's a piece of cake."

Vincent gave a cold laugh but said nothing.

In his eyes, Delta was a bunch of arrogant and conceited fools.

He clashed with Easterners many times, suffering repeated defeats and facing perilous situations.

Therefore, it is very clear that this peace-loving, long-unexperienced major power is not as easy to bully as it appears on the surface.

Kevin asked, "Who's in charge of this mission?"

The official in charge of the liaison said, "Captain Sean is in charge, which means all of you have to cooperate with his operation."

"Why?"

"This is an order, and I expect you to obey it."

After saying that, the person in charge of the liaison picked up his briefcase and left.

The atmosphere in the conference room was tense and fraught with hostility.

But Sean smiled and said, "Everyone, don't get excited. I know you're not convinced, but it's no use being convinced. On the battlefield, we'll prove it with kill statistics and the blood-stained heads of our enemies."

"Apart from Delta Force, every unit America has is garbage, including your SEAL Team Six..."