Transmigrated to a Period Novel as the Genius Antagonist's Birth Mother

Chapter 101: Training, Mission

"If you go, you'll also be punished. The matter has been resolved; don't trouble yourselves anymore."

At this moment, the group had already reached the training ground. Cen Huai'an directly took off his jacket and handed it to Hu Pandeng. He stretched to warm up his body and started running on the training ground.

Hu Pandeng and the others exchanged glances and also took off their jackets, placing them on the side of the road before joining Cen Huai'an.

"An'an! Good brothers run together!" Hu Pandeng caught up and shouted.

The remaining teenagers also joined in.

"Yes! An'an, let's run together!"

"We're good brothers!"

"Good brothers!"

Cen Huai'an heard the voices around him, as if they were trying to shout off his ears. He couldn't help but let a smile play on his lips.

On the training ground, the teenagers laughed heartily while running. The cold winter wind couldn't match the warmth in the hearts of these young people.

The instructor, hearing the shouts, came out of the dormitory and stood on the corridor, observing Cen Huai'an and the others running on the training ground.

"Are those the new recruits you've taken on?"

At some point, a few military personnel with the same uniform and similar demeanor as the instructor had joined him.

One of them, obviously on good terms with the instructor, draped his arm over the instructor's shoulder and asked, "Hmm?"

"Yeah," the instructor's gaze remained on the training ground, expressing admiration.

"These recruits are quite promising, but weren't there supposed to be eleven? Why is one missing?"

The instructor replied casually, "One's in the dormitory."

He was referring to Cen Huaize. The instructor knew much more about this troublemaker than the children did.

Although Cen Huaize seemed troublesome, he was actually someone who bullied the weak and feared the strong. He couldn't accomplish anything. Even after a month of training, he hadn't changed.

People like Cen Huai'an, who seemed compliant on the surface and even behaved well in every aspect, were the real troublemakers. Even if he was the instructor, if he did something wrong or didn't meet expectations, Cen Huai'an would immediately step forward to correct him. He wasn't afraid just because he was the instructor.

The instructor wasn't bothered by Cen Huai'an; it was Cen Huaize who gave him a headache. The tasks assigned by the higher-ups were too difficult, and he needed to figure out how to accomplish them.

Inside the dormitory, Cen Huaize listened to the deafening shouts from the training ground, feeling annoyed, and covered his ears.

No matter how he tried to block it, the sound kept coming in. Cen Huaize sat up abruptly, looking displeased as he went to see from behind the window.

He saw Cen Huai'an and the others running on the training ground, with Hu Pandeng and the rest surrounding Cen Huai'an, all following his lead.

Cen Huaize clenched his teeth, feeling jealousy rising as he watched Cen Huai'an.

This cousin of his was so annoying—smaller in age yet fond of stealing the limelight. If it weren't for Cen Huai'an, he and Xin Xin might not have ended up enduring hardships here.

The more Cen Huaize watched, the angrier he became, especially seeing the smiling faces of Hu Pandeng and the others, which he found extremely irritating.