The commander could no longer berate the captain for opening the barricade for Han-Yeol. Normally, he would have concocted various reasons to vent his anger, but he didn't have the luxury to do so this time, as he had to devise a plan for Han-Yeol's next course of action.

Psshhht!

[Damn it! This is your final warning! Don’t ever let anyone else pass through!]

“Yes, sir…”

That marked the conclusion of the transmission. According to protocol, a captain was expected to offer a verbal salute to the commander before ending the communication. However, the captain chose to skip this formality due to his sour mood. Such interactions between soldiers and officers were a familiar sight.

Bam!

The captain delivered a forceful punch to the whiteboard beside him, causing the soldiers standing nearby to instinctively recoil at his abrupt display of anger.

Both the captain and the commander were often regarded as unconventional individuals by the soldiers.

‘These crazy bastards... Hmph, I could take them on anytime, even without their uniforms,’ was a recurring daydream shared among soldiers about their superiors within the military hierarchy.

“Phew… Why the hell is he so confident when he’s going away in six months?!” the captain clenched his fist and shouted in anger.

Despite his intense frustration, he had to suppress his anger, considering the other party was a commander.

While the world had seen significant progress, a distinct hierarchy still prevailed among soldiers based on their ranks. The captain couldn't risk jeopardizing his position as a...