The rain suddenly began to pour—a torrential downpour, fierce and unstoppable. A curtain of rain hung before them, obscuring their vision. Amidst the combat, the hand-to-hand fighting between both sides never faltered. The rain blurred their sight, forcing them to rely on faint glimmers of light and the sound of movement to judge the positions and shapes of their enemies.
For the men of the Fourth Company, this was nothing. They had just completed shooting drills in these exact extreme conditions yesterday. Although shooting is different from hand-to-hand combat, their ability to adapt to such conditions was extraordinary; even under such heavy rain, their practiced, efficient punches remained undeterred.
This shocked the Special Forces Soldiers. Was the group on the other side really just a regular company? Why did every one of their actions show such discipline and proficiency? Even they would struggle to perform at full capacity in such a downpour, yet the men of the Fourth Company seemed completely unaffected, almost as if they were taking it in stride. In what kind of environment did these people usually train? How could they be this formidable?
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