The sky was shaking with the roar of engines.
Several helicopters of the Bernard Empire were flying over the endless greenery of Amazonia.
The helicopters were adorned with the proud symbol of the Bernard Empire—an eagle with a sword in its beak, its wings fully extended, as if symbolizing absolute dominance.
Beneath them spread out a vast jungle, dense and impenetrable.
Inside the helicopters, the Imperial Army soldiers sat in orderly silence.
Each had the Imperial symbol emblazoned on their chests. Among the soldiers here were both experienced and inexperienced soldiers. If one looked at their clothes, one could tell who was experienced and who was inexperienced.
Regardless of rank, experience was recognized through their badges.
Veteran soldiers wore a silver eagle insignia, awarded only to those who had participated in direct combat and claimed confirmed kills in service to the Empire. It was a recognition of their past victories and experience.
