Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 256

Team 1 immediately dropped to the ground and began crawling forward.

After roughly 60 feet, a plastic smoke grenade fell from above; its acrid smoke caused the students to cough–as they lay on the ground.

With the experience from the previous day, some students rolled to the side. However, a few impatient

ones stood up and charged forward.

The staff on the opposite side aimed a plastic rocket launcher and fired a projectile made of paint

powder into the air.

The projectile landed at the feet of the standing students and exploded, covering them in paint powder.

Lawrence’s voice boomed through the megaphone, “Anyone with over 20% of their body covered in pain,

step out!”

The students who had stood up and charged dejectedly left the training area.

The remaining team members continued to crawl forward.

As long as they crawled through the first stage, the staff wouldn’t fire paint projectiles but would only use smoke to hinder their progress.

The students rolled to avoid the falling smoke grenades and crawled through the thinning smoke.

Five minutes later, they passed the first stage.

cover and charging

grenades.

speed. Running fast enough

while Team 5 was made up of girls. The difficulty level

5 was lowered.

more effectively evade the dense

exploded one after another, while the staff fired paint bullets, creating

color and movement.

members were former soldiers and had undergone special training,

students‘ feet.

merely felt like

launched a counterattack, forcing the staff

dashed to

their persistent efforts, the students finally reached the fourth stage.

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failed,” Lawrence announced through

us any slack!”

their firepower seems stronger than yesterday,”

cereal and bread for lunch!” someone else

one meal without meat, we’ll survive!” another

to Lawrence’s side.

improved a lot

stage. Today,

student complained, “Mr. Hanson, this is too hard. 20 minutes isn’t

Team 5 succeed yesterday, then? They’re all girls, and the difficulty