Capturing the Millionaire’s Heart on Divorce Day

Chapter 0112

The medical examination concluded with all participants deemed fit, and the group was then led to a new venue.

Next on the agenda was the announcement of the competition events and the drawing for individual performance races.

The former refers to the team competition, which is what Coach Gao had been training them for, Please check at N/ôvel(D)rama.Org.

While the latter refers to individual races.

Because in addition to the cumulative team scores used to determine. the champion, there’s also an award for International Outstanding

Pilot, based on individual scores.

As Madison walked down that long corridor, her eyes caught sight of the golden plane trophy at the end, stamped with the International Civil Aviation Organization seal.

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For more than two decades, pilots have coveted such a trophy.

Although it’s just a show competition, the trophy’s existence allows any pilot to move freely among any aviation company internationally.

Plainly speaking, it’s a robust golden ticket.

Recalling her grandfather’s words while he was still alive, Madison’s eyes gleamed with reflection-

“If possible, Grandpa wants you to win that civil aviation trophy because it will turn your resume golden.”

Who wouldn’t want to climb higher?

Nowadays, Madison was hungrier for it than ever.

Coach Gao was the one to retrieve the team competition events.

The other teams had their instructors do the same.

As everyone watched Coach Gao return with the envelope, they held their breath, not daring to ask.

Coach Gao simply looked at them in silence.

Finally, Madison reached out and took the envelope from him. She opened it and read-

[Team Aerial Display Event: Simulated Crash Dive]

The text was in Chinese, as the competition organizers would provide translations for each country’s team

Simulated Crash Dive…

It was actually a Simulated Crash Dive!

Before everyone had a chance to see the group competition resul they were then called to draw the results for the five individual eve

There were five events in total, requiring five representatives to dra Whatever was drawn would determine the event, and both the

personnel and the event could not be changed.

Coach Gao had already pre-selected the individual race competitors.

Madison, Charlie, Old Song, and two male pilots from the national

airline made up the five.

After the five left, the remaining pilots quickly checked the envelope for the group competition events.

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Seeing it was a Simulated Crash Dive, their hearts torn between. sinking and lifting.

Sinking because they had trained for this event.

Lifting because the event was incredibly dangerous.

It was not just them; when the personnel from the other teams saw the Simulated Crash Dive event, they too showed grave expressions.

At the drawing for individual race events.

Left Yulei drew first, followed by Charlie, then the two national airline pilots, and lastly Old Song.

The numbers they drew were still unknown in terms of the specific events they corresponded to; the organizers would reveal the details of each event once all the draws were complete.

Madison rubbed the ping pong ball imprinted with the Arabic numeral 5 in the palm of her hand, feeling a sense of unease.

After all eight teams finished drawing for the individual races, the organizers noted down the numbers to prevent any private swapping once the events were announced.

With the registration complete, the organizers didn’t hesitate to li up the big screen.

As the screen displayed the individual events corresponding to numbers one through five, the crowd erupted into murmurs.

The first four events were not particularly difficult; someone with a bit of experience could manage them, with the difference lying in how flawlessly they could be executed.

But the fifth was different.

Evasive Maneuver Flying.

These seven words hit the onlookers like a ton of bricks.

How could such a professional event be part of an aerial display

competition?

Evasive Maneuver Flying, a simulation derived from actual combat scenarios, typically occurs with small probability during battle.

Now, it was being used as a competition event???

Brian was deeply worried.

But the competition was officially recorded, and no changes could be made to the assigned events.

“Madison…”

The other four looked at her with concern.

Madison stared blankly at the last line on the screen.