Simulation Game: Crisis Management-Chapter 411 - 196: Into Hell (Part 2)

Just as Bolton arrived, he saw this scene and instinctively widened his eyes.

"Mr. Yassen, he..."

"Hoo... he’s dead."

Gu Ji pushed the sunglasses-wearing man’s corpse aside, glanced at the injuries—it was just some superficial wounds on the thigh and side waist.

After all, glass is not a dagger, and combined with Yassen’s muscular build, his thick skin was like wearing half a stab-proof vest.

Bolton glanced back at the sparks in the cabin.

"We have to leave the plane immediately, everything else can wait until it cools down!"

"Okay!"

Gu Ji knew that the 7M8 might explode at any moment. He hesitated as he looked toward the cabin, where his Poison Needle Trap mines were located, and then assisted Bolton towards the emergency exit.

On the way, he took the opportunity to check the reward options.

Fortunately, his battle with the sunglasses guy was swift, and the system’s default selection countdown was 90 seconds.

Both marks are very practical.

Gu Ji was currently in Mexico, where the primary language is Spanish, which happened to fall within the language mark’s coverage. Whether seeking help from the outside world or negotiating, it was necessary to use it.

However, he didn’t plan to choose this one.

Instead... 𝓯𝙧𝓮𝓮𝒘𝓮𝙗𝙣𝒐𝒗𝒆𝓵.𝓬𝓸𝒎

Blue [Military Infiltration Expertise (Intermediate)]: Increases infiltration skills in the air, water, and mountains by 30%, enhances reconnaissance knowledge of terrain, features, and personnel identification by 28%, boosts rapid engagement and retreat capability by 18%, and improves obtaining and evaluating enemy’s in-depth intelligence by 14%.

He was willing to call this the god-level mark of this checkpoint!

Not a single attribute is wasted.

Gu Ji looked at the mark’s description, his eyes gleaming brightly.

With this mark, it was equivalent to having served as a reconnaissance soldier for three or four years, although his current tactical skills were only just advancing towards paramilitary, unable to fully leverage the mark’s maximum bonus effect.

After all, Gu Ji was originally part of the SWAT, focusing primarily on urban operations, while military infiltration primarily targets the wilderness, emphasizing adverse and complex environmental adaptability, which hasn’t been significant in urban and rural areas since WWII.

Therefore, the infiltration styles of the two differ greatly.

Military soldiers often operate under the cover of heavy weapons, not just toting light weapons.

The SWAT’s mission targets, on the other hand, usually involve various criminals, with the most sophisticated threats being firearms and explosives.

But this doesn’t mean SWAT missions are less challenging than military ones. Hostage rescue is a monumental task worldwide, not something a simple shooting spree can solve.

In simple terms, military infiltration involves executing missions surrounded by enemies; SWAT operations occur in environments mixed with friendlies and hostiles.

The former requires stealth, completing missions under the enemy’s radar, fighting to break out or ultimately perishing with the enemy to achieve a goal.

The latter focuses more on distinguishing friend from foe, eliminating enemies while protecting civilians as much as possible.

For an aviation accident, however, a safe landing doesn’t guarantee survival. One must consider the current environment, and most importantly, the rescue efficiency of the airline.

Though they weren’t stranded on a deserted island or cast into the sea, two potential dangers remained:

First, being in the wild—before backup arrives, they could face beast attacks and lack of food, among other dangers;

Second, drug traffickers!

Even though Gu Ji dealt with the sunglasses guy, he remembered that the plane crashed near the Sinaloa State border.

The Sinaloa Drug Cartel’s influence extends from this state to Durango State and Chihuahua State, establishing its own ’Golden Triangle’ in the tri-state border area.

In other words,

they had landed right in the drug traffickers’ den!

This was why Gu Ji abandoned the language mark. In facing the possible crisis ahead, the infiltration mark was clearly more helpful.

A flash of blue, and Gu Ji’s mind was instantly filled with a wealth of knowledge on field reconnaissance and infiltration.

Previously reliant only on SERE Survival Training, he now possessed various skills in observation, counter-surveillance, directional orientation, distance measurement, and quick nighttime combat...

[New Objective: Contact Panama Airlines and secure external support!]

The task is that simple?

Gu Ji’s eyelids twitched, feeling that something wasn’t quite right.

Arriving at the economy class emergency exit, Betty, in charge of evacuating passengers, noticed their injuries and was about to inquire.

Yet, in a glance, Gu Ji saw the horrific scene in the middle of the cabin.

A massive wing fragment had pierced the cabin, cutting passengers near the cut in half. Blood spattered everywhere, with organs and intestines scattered heaps on the carpet, mixed with luggage, cosmetics, and airline pasta, emitting a strong stench!

"How could this happen..."

Seeing those shattered bodies made Bolton’s face turn even paler, the joy of a successful forced landing and thwarting a hijacking evaporating, leaving only guilt and disappointment.

"Mr. Bolton, you all have done enough." Betty patted his shoulder and glanced at Gu Ji, guiding them towards the emergency exit.

Gu Ji slid down the inflatable slide at the exit after crossing his arms over his chest, landing on the grass.

Upon landing,

He took a deep breath of fresh air. Although the charred smell of airplane engines still mingled nearby, the fragrance of the earth and the tangible sense of standing on solid ground was something the cabin could never provide.