Jiang Chen came to the troops station of Chixiao Camp, looked at the soldiers in the camp, and decided to rebuild morale.
In the Third Army Corps, the word morale is not invisible, but has been quantified. Different battalions have high and low morale values.
Jiang Chen looked at it and concluded that the statistical method of this thing is based on a person's emotional fluctuations.
This is really good for testing morale on the battlefield.
There is no doubt that the Red Flame Battalion has the lowest morale, and the teams with the highest morale are all aces.
This has formed a pattern, the cannon fodder camp Qi is at the bottom, and the ace military camp Qi is at the top.
"It is necessary to change things properly." Jiang Chen thought to himself.
The Red Flame Camp is related to him and is his first step in the army. He cannot underestimate it or skip it.
"Captain, where are you?"
Jiang Chen glanced at the camp and shouted in a deep voice.
The sudden sound alarmed everyone in the Red Flame Battalion, and many soldiers looked over.
Not long after, a slender man came to the stage with fast steps. When he saw Jiang Chen, his eyes showed doubts.
"My name is Jiang Chen. I am a seventh-grade general and have officially joined the Red Flame Camp." Jiang Chen said loudly.
As soon as these words came out, the reaction of the people below was mediocre, and some were even disappointed with Jiang Chen.
The captain was not very warm in his welcome either.
"Report on the situation in the camp." Jiang Chen was young and acted very calm and sophisticated at this time.
The captain put away his contempt and briefly explained the situation at Red Flame Camp.
Currently, the Red Flame Camp has a total of 981 people, and their strength is around the fifth level of Tongtian Realm. Those above the fifth level serve as centurions.
"Why did I observe that more than half of the people were injured?" Jiang Chen asked.
These words surprised the captain. He did not expect that he would discover this, and continued: "In the legion, unless it is a fatal injury, combat points are required to treat the injury."
"What's the point? You have to pay for it yourself when you bleed for the legion?" Jiang Chen asked confused.
This remark won him a lot of favor because it spoke out the inner thoughts of every soldier present.
"Only soldiers from the Zhenwu world can enjoy free treatment." The captain said calmly, as if he had accepted his fate.
"Gather the injured together and I will heal them," Jiang Chen said.
The captain was stunned for a moment, not sure what he heard. Does the young man in front of him still know how to heal?
The listless soldiers of Chiyan Camp were also interested. Qiu Yan, who returned to the camp, also walked to the window and silently watched the development of the matter.
"I know that you have endured a lot of hardships and endured inhuman torture. It must be unpleasant for a newbie like me, who has a delicate skin and tender flesh, to stand over you."
"But believe me, I have paid no less than you."
"Of course, trust is built on each other, and I won't force you to accept me right away."
"But one day, on the battlefield, you will trust me with your back."
Jiang Chen's voice first lowered and then rose, and he spoke very slowly. He didn't deliberately exaggerate or be passionate, he just expressed his inner thoughts.
He knows that his eloquence is good, but no matter how good his eloquence is, it is just the icing on the cake.
To make others angry with just one word? That is impossible.
Soon, hundreds of people gathered in the wide square. Most of them had internal injuries, and external injuries would heal due to their own recovery power.
The really tricky thing is that during combat, the body undergoes intense operation and various conditions occur, just like a broken machine that cannot be repaired.
These people are worried about their battle merit points and are waiting for their bodies to recover automatically.
Some people will indeed repair themselves, provided they don't fight again before then, and some will continue to deteriorate.
Jiang Chen has excellent medical skills, but it is impossible to treat different diseases with just a few clicks.
He selected the more difficult ones, then arranged the spiritual array and asked the soldiers to stay inside.
After the spiritual array was activated, everyone inside felt that they were soaking in the hot spring, their whole bodies were warm, and their injuries were slowly healing.
Immediately afterwards, Jiang Chen personally performed acupuncture and rescued several soldiers who were already pale and breathless.
"Okay, have a good rest."
Jiang Chen withdrew the spiritual formation and ordered those soldiers who had not yet reacted to jump down from the ordering platform.
At this time, the soldiers in the Red Flame Camp had learned from people in other camps that Jiang Chen was the one who taught Gongzi Camp a lesson, and they couldn't help but feel refreshed.
As for the treatment, Chi Yanying's favorable impression of Jiang Chen increased a lot.
However, some people are worried that Jiang Chen will make the Red Flame Camp even worse and will continue to serve as cannon fodder next time.
Their worries were not unreasonable. Before that night, a letter of challenge was sent to the Red Flame Camp.
In the army, private fighting is very serious, because the noise caused by the Tongtian realm is too great, and it is easy for the enemy to take advantage of it.
Therefore, if you want to take action against one party, you must first issue a letter of challenge.
Jiang Chen beat up Xie Yan and Liu Yu because he was enforcing military law, and because the two men were too weak, it didn't cause any trouble.
However, the person issuing the challenge now is Zhang Wanyi!
And it cannot be refused, because in the army, if the party to which the challenge is issued does not accept it, it will have no place in the army.
The letter of war was delivered to Jiang Chen through the captain.
Jiang Chen glanced at the war letter and asked again: "What's your name?"
"Wang Qiang." The commander replied.
"Is this Tianyi very powerful?"
Speaking of this, Wang Qiang's tone changed, and he said solemnly: "Yes, even though Zhang Tianyi was just a personal guard, he was once ordered to rush to the rescue. The soldiers he led severely damaged the Nilong Army with fewer enemies than more enemies."
"There was another encounter with the ace major general of the Dragon Defying Army, and the fight was also inextricable."
"It can be said that he is a popular figure in the Tongtian realm in the army. I heard that when he becomes a venerable, he will become a general of the Chinese army."
When Wang Qiang said this, his eyes showed a bit of pity, and he glanced at Jiang Chen. He beat up the emperor's relatives. It sounded very majestic, but you didn't need to think about it to know what kind of price he had to pay.
"In three days?"
Jiang Chen looked at the date of the war letter and was a little curious. If that was the case, why didn't he send it over three days later?
Was it to deliberately prepare him mentally, or to make him live in fear for three days?
"That's ridiculous."
Jiang Chen casually threw the challenge aside, disapproving of it. His plan would not change because of these things.
In the military, the most important ability of a general is dominance.
This is not a vague overview, but has regulations and requirements.
The army composed of cultivators is divided into different military camps in order to be able to make good use of formations.
The general is the core of the formation and must be able to bring out the power of the formation.
Jiang Chen becomes the deputy general, and Qiu Yan will teach him the formations of the Red Flame Camp.
However, it seemed that Qiu Yan was not very anxious, so Jiang Chen thought about how to spend a thousand battle merit points.
This is a very easy thing. One thousand battle merit points can be exchanged for a tenth-grade breakthrough elixir in the army.
Or maybe it's a set of magic weapon-level spiritual armor. Don't underestimate this, it's the most important way to save your life on the battlefield.
Jiang Chen found that most people redeemed these, or else they were martial arts manuals.
For example, cultivation equipment is rarely used by people.
Thinking about it, on this battlefield where you can die at any time, focusing on this is really not as good as thinking on how to survive.
Jiang Chen was similar to the others, thinking about whether to directly replace the tenth-grade breakthrough elixir.
Although he could refine it himself, he was too lazy to find the medicinal materials.