Sorry, Our Captain Is a True All-Rounder

Chapter 113: Chapter 113: Healing

Feng He could heal minor injuries like this directly with her spiritual power, but she couldn’t treat particularly severe wounds.

"All better," Feng He said with a smile, watching his face return to normal.

Then she raised her hand, tapped him on the head, and said, "You still need more practice."

"Got it," Shi Feng replied, then joined the others gathering chestnuts.

His teammates were used to seeing Feng He heal the cuts on Shi Feng’s face with a simple wave of her hand, but the netizens and everyone in the viewing room certainly weren’t.

Shock was written on all their faces. Even Yun Yiyou, who had been watching with her chin propped in her hand, was a little surprised.

Spiritual power that could heal... This was truly unheard of.

"Chief Bei, you have such a capable soldier under your command, yet you actually stuck her in the logistics department." Meng Shili, the head of the Third Corps, looked at Beisang with a wide grin as he spoke, taking the opportunity to poke fun at her. "You really have no appreciation for talent."

Although Meng Shili’s words sounded perfectly normal, Beisang could still detect the mockery in his tone.

’She had no appreciation for talent?’

’It was because they had been assigned to the logistics department from the very beginning.’

’Besides, their Spirit Levels were all Grade D. Who would focus on training soldiers with such low spiritual power?’

Beisang’s expression soured, but she still retorted, "Their spiritual power is only Grade D."

From the looks of it, their spiritual power was only Grade D, but the things they were accomplishing were well beyond what a Grade D should be capable of.

So, having Grade D spiritual power was just a stereotype. As long as one was determined to succeed, anything was possible.

The netizens’ comments section exploded. They all rushed to post, just to express how they were feeling at that moment.

[AHHHHH, IS THIS FOR REAL?!]

[Manifesting spiritual power was already incredible, and now it’s been refined to the point where it can heal?]

[I looked up at the sky and realized the world will never be the same.]

[So amazing! That expert from ten years ago was right—humanity’s spiritual power is constantly evolving.]

[I want to have healing spiritual power, too.]

[Everyone, I’ve noticed something huge! The captain can summon animals from her Spiritual World to help her fight, and this girl can use her spiritual power to heal. Because the captain’s summoning is considered relatively normal, we didn’t think much of it.]

[But if you do some research, you’ll realize that people like her, who can summon animals from their own Spiritual World, are also incredibly rare!]

As soon as this netizen’s comment appeared, it prompted many others to investigate.

After searching online, they discovered it was true!

The two women still had no idea that their spiritual power had caused such a stir.

They were still busy discussing what to stir-fry the wild boar with.

"It’s a shame we don’t have any green peppers," Feng He lamented. "Stir-fried pork with green peppers would be delicious."

Shi Feng chimed in, "Stir-fried pork with mushrooms is delicious, too. I love it."

’Stir-fried mushrooms and pork is unbelievably tasty,’ he thought. ’Why is Feng He so fixated on her green peppers?’

"Fine, stir-fried pork with mushrooms it is." Feng He glanced at the mushrooms in the basket. Besides the wild vegetables, mushrooms were all they had.

Gu Kaiwen and Mo Xuan had worked together to kill the several-hundred-pound wild boar, and the effort had completely exhausted them.

They leaned against a tree trunk, panting heavily, while the boar’s carcass lay nearby, bleeding onto the ground.

An adult wild boar is incredibly strong, so one could only imagine how much effort they had expended to kill it.

After resting for a moment, the two drew the short blades from their waists and walked over to the boar. They had to drain it of all its blood on the spot.

The smell of blood would attract large beasts from the vicinity. If those predators showed up, how would they be able to get anything else done?

As he bled the animal, Gu Kaiwen remarked, "We could have even made a bowl of stir-fried pig’s blood with scallions."

"What a shame," Gu Kaiwen said with a look of regret.

Mo Xuan, on the other hand, didn’t think it was a shame. Besides, something like pig’s blood required real skill to prepare well.

Out here in the wilderness with limited ingredients, it was unlikely to turn out delicious anyway.

After draining all the blood from the boar, the two immediately shouldered the carcass and headed back. Within fifteen minutes of their departure, a leopard, drawn by the scent of blood, arrived at the spot.

They carried the boar back to Lin Jingjing and the others, then asked, "Where to?"

"The map shows a river a thousand meters ahead," Lin Jingjing said, pointing forward as she looked at her map.

"Alright, let’s go." Shi Feng nodded. Lin Jingjing placed the wild boar into her Space Ring, and the group set off toward the river.

Along the way, they ran into some people from the First Corps. Since they were all allies, they exchanged greetings. The other team asked, "Are you guys getting ready to cook?"

"Yes," Lin Jingjing nodded.

"Do you need any help?" a girl asked, poking her head out with a smile.

"Aren’t you guys looking for fragments anymore?" Feng He asked, puzzled.

The current competition was quite simple: find five fragments within the allotted time to qualify for the second round.

Some teams would be eliminated during this fragment-hunting phase, and only four would make it to the second round.

It was a flag-planting competition. The winner would be the first team to plant their corps’ flag in the designated location.

Thus, finding the fragments was an extremely important step.

"Ah, it’s getting dark," another boy said with a laugh. "We’ve been at it all day and have only found a single fragment. We’ll come help you guys."

"Ke Wen, you’re just craving their food, aren’t you?" his captain said, looking over at him.

Having been called out, Ke Wen just scratched his head and chuckled. "Can’t be helped. It’s the first time I’ve ever had such amazing-smelling food in the wild. I can’t control myself."

"Then come along," Lin Jingjing said. "You’re not busy anyway, so you might as well come and give us a hand."

Having received permission, Ke Wen and the girl who had spoken earlier both cheered, "Oh yeah!"

The group of ten people continued along the overgrown path.

They were all very fit, so a thousand-meter journey was nothing to them.

Upon arrival, Lin Jingjing and Mo Xuan, the two most level-headed members of the group, went to scout for danger. They also checked whether the river contained running or stagnant water.

They also inspected the area for any signs of animal droppings. Only after completing their checks did they return to the group and announce, "Inspection complete. The area is secure."

As soon as they heard it was safe, Shi Feng and Gu Kaiwen immediately got busy gathering firewood and building a makeshift stove.

Lin Jingjing took tools out of her Space Ring, while Feng He grabbed two large buckets and went upstream to fetch water.

After returning with the two buckets of water, she dropped a white tablet into each.

Mo Xuan took out his short blade and began to sharpen it on a rock by the river. The blade had gotten a bit dull from killing the boar, and he needed to hone the edge to make butchering the meat easier later on.