Chapter 472 - 379: What Exactly is that Plan? (6K6)_3

These were achieved after the continuous search for logistics personnel, and while first aid knowledge is not extensive, Dolphin patiently repeated explanations to everyone. Now, nearly everyone knows how to handle various injuries. In practice, not everyone can manage it, but they at least have the theoretical knowledge—even if they’ve never eaten pork, they’ve seen pigs run.

The entire training process seems chaotic, with strange bits of knowledge entering the brain every day, but as long as one reviews the prepared teaching plans, one will realize that, unknowingly, they have learned so much.

The comprehensive teaching plan was indeed very detailed, but Fang Huai could tell that Old Hu was still exploring, not yet mastering the nuances of specialized training.

He was trying to train everyone to be a jack-of-all-trades.

But in reality, that’s impossible, even special forces need to be assigned specific roles.

However, this type of concentration training doesn’t allow for individual role assignments, and with just over forty days, mastering professional training methods to achieve a spread of knowledge is possible, but to reach a true professional level, it still falls short.

From this perspective, Fang Huai’s method of specialized training based on squadrons, dividing into smaller teams for long-term training, is more practical, capable of developing a well-coordinated professional rescue team over a longer, more stable period.

During this process, Fang Huai also gradually mastered the methods of instruction. He has a system, he can be all-rounded, but how to disseminate the essence requires a lot of practice.

He himself also slowly summarized his experiences.

Patience in the face of foolishness, first get your own mindset right.

Simplify complex theory, divide it into steps, make it understandable.

Inspire confidence in training, instill confidence in the trainees.

Repeat training to form muscle memory and subconscious habits.

If you follow these four steps, unless someone is utterly reluctant to participate, you can generally teach them to an adequate level.

But, there was one person in front of him who was extremely reluctant, continuously challenging his patience.

"Smack!"

Fang Huai finally couldn’t hold back and slammed his hand onto the back of Li Kui’s head, roaring,

"Don’t move, don’t move! Can you save some energy? You’re not going to die!"

With that slap, everyone around was stunned.

Oh my god, he dared to hit Li Kui, who has 16 years of soldiering experience!

Fang Huai felt a bit uneasy inside.

After all, this guy has many more years of service than Squad Leader Hao.

But Li Kui kept moving around and even reached out to grab him. Fang Huai’s feet kept stirring in the water, and yet Li Kui nearly managed to pull him down several times, prompting no concessions even from a non-commissioned officer with four terms of service.

Finally, Li Kui calmed down after that slap and stopped grabbing at him.

However, he still tried to climb to the shore with his hands, attempting to escape from here.

"Ha... ha... I’ve swallowed water! Let me up quickly!"

Fang Huai held onto him, preventing him from moving, and then began to demonstrate teaching.

"You really want to get up, right? Do this! I’ll support you with one hand, and with the other I’ll make a number under the water! You hold your breath, dive down, and if you can see clearly the number I’m making with my hand, I’ll let you up, and you won’t have to practice today, okay?"

Li Kui stopped moving, turned his head, and with a look of skepticism,

"Huh... Really?"

Fang Huai immediately assured him, "Really, really! Once you see the number, I’ll bring you up right away, okay?"

Saying this, he grabbed Li Kui’s neck.

"Turn around!"

A provoking gesture under normal circumstances, but at that moment, it gave Li Kui a sense of security. He floated over slowly, and with his mindset calmer, he naturally felt the buoyancy of the rescue circle around his arms.

He wouldn’t sink.

After Li Kui turned around, Fang Huai frantically stabilized him with his feet, then stretched one hand underwater.

"I’ve made the sign! You go down and look! I’m holding you up!"

Li Kui quickly wiped his face, cleaned his goggles, and straightened his swim goggles. But still, he said somewhat anxiously,

"These goggles... They won’t let water in, right?"

Fang Huai’s eyes narrowed, "Tsk, these are 25 yuan goggles! The quality is so good it’s unmatched, okay? See this brand, it’s a Little Tyrant collaboration! Go ahead with confidence!"

Li Kui then used all his strength to take a deep breath, almost sucking all the air around Fang Huai, before tentatively dipping down into the water.

The water was reasonably clear.

As Li Kui sank in, he opened his eyes, trying to see Fang Huai’s hand gesture from under the surface.

But Fang Huai stealthily pulled his hand back further, almost to his waist.

Li Kui, undeterred, dipped his head further down.

Fang Huai had Wuya specially buy him a pair of swim goggles so that he would dare to open his eyes underwater, as most people’s fear of water comes from the unknown, but being able to see underwater makes a big difference.

As long as he dared to hold his breath and voluntarily put his head under, he would have overcome the psychological barrier.

Quickly, with a splash, his head surfaced.

Li Kui gasped, "You’re putting your hand too far back, I can’t see clearly at all!"

Fang Huai clicked his tongue, "How can you see with your head barely under? Go deeper!"

Li Kui took a few deep breaths and went under again.

After being teased by Fang Huai several times,

Li Kui got angry, feeling he indeed couldn’t sink, and plunged his head down forcefully, even reaching out a hand to tightly grasp Fang Huai’s underwater hand, looking closely at it.

Quickly, his head came back up, laughing heartily,

"It’s a 1!"

Fang Huai’s smile was ambiguous, "Take another good look, will you?"

Thinking Fang Huai intended to renege, Li Kui got angry, "It is a 1! I saw it clearly!"

As he spoke, he supported himself on Fang Huai’s shoulder with one hand and pulled Fang Huai’s submerged arm up with the other.

Fang Huai’s hand gesture hadn’t changed.

The moment it was lifted, Li Kui’s face turned even darker than its natural shade.