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On these helmets and vests, some signal lights are flashing.

Baili Xia looked at these, a bit bewildered, is this real-life CS?

She had played it before, but it seemed their equipment was not as advanced.

“Each person’s gun has a limited amount of ammunition, only fifty rounds.”

“Remember, the match is a single-elimination, everyone must give their all.”

After Bei Kuangri finished speaking, he immediately announced to enter the combat zone.

Each team had a member from the Bei Family leading them to their designated location.

Watching the three teams leave, Baili Xia asked puzzledly, “How do these three teams compete?”

In the past, when playing real-life CS, it was always two teams competing. Today, with three teams competing simultaneously, I wonder how the rules are set.

Bei Tianyou said lightly, “This is the special aspect of the Bei Family competition.”

“Often, the competition requires several teams to participate at the same time.”

He patiently explained the rules of this competition to Baili Xia.

Each of the three teams will protect a hostage.

But before reaching the starting point, no one knows where their hostage is, nor do they know where the opposing team’s hostage is hidden.

Moreover, they don’t even know the direction of the escape exit.

Once one side rescues their hostage, a broadcast notification will immediately tell them where the exit is.

But with this, everyone will know the location of the exit, so when leaving, they will inevitably face pursuit and blockades.

Baili Xia was dumbfounded, amazed at the setup of this competition event.

Although it seems like a game, it tests abilities in various aspects.

“Will the hostage die?” she suddenly asked.

Bei Tianyou paused, his deep gaze falling on Baili Xia’s face, his heart turning cold for a moment.

“Yes, if the hostage dies, there is only one way to win.”

“That is to wipe out the other two teams completely.”

Nobody wants to see this kind of result.

Once a character dies, trying to win the match becomes much harder.

Baili Xia was shocked, her vision refocusing on the screen.

At this moment, her mood was even more tense than the participating team members.

On the screen in front of her, aerial footage had already started to appear.

The teams were arriving at their respective starting points one after another, and the tense and fierce match was about to begin.

“Get ready,” Guisu said coldly.

Twenty-nine people immediately lifted their guns, ready for battle.

Suddenly, a few long whistle sounds echoed from above.

“Move out.”

Guisu raised his hand and pointed forward; the team automatically split into two columns and moved forward from both sides of him.

The area for this match was a relatively flat forest on the back mountain.

This forest is estimated to be about ten square kilometers in size.

The three teams were dispersed in three corners, unlikely to meet in a short time.

“You lead everyone in a slow advance, beware of enemy ambushes, I’ll go check ahead.”

Assigning tasks to Fan Yi, Guisu left the main force and ventured solo ahead.

Activities in this forest were what he was the best at.

Moving alone was much faster than with the main force.

Soon, he discovered the yellow team ahead.

The person leading them was the one who previously achieved third place in the twenty-kilometer race.

His experience was quite rich; thirty people divided into four squads, guarding four directions.

The team moved at a slow pace, but the direction they were advancing was precisely where Fan Yi was.

Guisu frowned, at this rate, within 20 minutes, they might encounter each other.

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