Jimmy had just referred to a place with Spencer which was actually another division of the FBI, the elite of the elite, the Hostage Rescue Team (HRT), assigned to the FBI's Critical Incident Response Group (CIRG).

Although HRT's training base was located in Quantico, it was not inside the FBI Academy but rather in a separate camp outside. As the most elite and top-notch law enforcement unit in the entire American police system, HRT is the only top-tier civilian special squad on standby 24/7.

As a special squad, HRT is not comparable to the police system's SWAT but to the military's special forces, such as the commonly compared DEVGRU of Seal Six and CAG (often referred to as Delta). In fact, HRT often conducted joint training and counterterrorism missions with the military special forces; for instance, in Afghanistan, HRT had been photographed participating in local missions alongside Army special forces.

If he could find connections to train with HRT, the training effect for Jimmy would undoubtedly be better; unfortunately, Jimmy himself didn't know anyone from HRT and, moreover, HRT was a highly confidential unit, Jimmy's rank was entirely insufficient for access to them.

Originally thinking that being in Quantico, the Academy might have some relationship with HRT, but it seemed that the relationship between them might not be very good, Jimmy noticed the drastic change in Spencer's face earlier. If there was a relationship, it definitely should not have been such a reaction. It seemed like a matter to revisit later; if not, he would have to ask Hughes for help later on. This time he had considered it a miscalculation, next time he would definitely secure the relationship in advance.

Arriving at the simulation field, luckily, there was no one there. Jimmy had already tried a Glock with one magazine. Here, Jimmy played more with a revolver.

The brand new Python was different from the previous M686 in weight and feel; however, the recoil was relatively not a big problem, as he had already fired several thousand .357 Magnum Bullets, fully adjusting to the bullet's recoil.

Jimmy activated his "Heart Eye," the simulation field had a one-sided wall, vehicle cover, building cover, simulated pipelines, etc. In various scenes, there were steel plate head targets upright; if one were to look with their eyes, many corners would require one to lean out slightly to check, but Jimmy opted to skip this step, holding the revolver in his right hand and six bullets in his left, took a deep breath, and began running in the simulation field, firing at various shooting points.

After shooting, he immediately took cover behind obstacles to reload. Since he had switched firearms, he needed to reacquaint himself with the feel to reach his previous speed.

The "bang bang" of gunfire was intermittent; Jimmy was alone in the entire simulation field, completely unnecessary to conceal his abilities. In various scenarios, Jimmy completed his training.

After using all the Magnum Bullets, Jimmy placed the revolver back in its holster, massaging his wrists and arms as he headed back to the dormitory.

Such training couldn't be prolonged every time; Jimmy could feel that his body had not yet fully recovered. At least after firing more shots with his right hand than before, it was easier to become fatigued than previously.

He hadn't tried shooting with his left hand today. According to his own plan, he would wait until his right hand fully recovered and his shooting and reloading speed returned to its previous level before starting training with his left hand.

In the days that followed, Jimmy smoothly started his exercise plan according to his own schedule. Besides being an instructor in firearms training, he also applied for a position as a combat training instructor, participating in the cadets' hand-to-hand combat training.

Several combat instructors at the FBI Academy had become quite familiar with Jimmy; his sparring partners at the Academy were these instructors, though they were just proficient in various skills, and their actual combat effectiveness was very poor. Bajiao and grappling were subjects they had to practice; for the FBI, they did not encourage agents to engage in unarmed combat with criminals, merely for restraint purposes, so basically the taught skills were mostly about grappling and overpowering.

Initially, Jimmy practiced one-on-one with a combat instructor, later expanding to one-on-two, one-on-three. Thanks to his increasingly strong spiritual power, Jimmy could see clearly their various movements; the only issue was that his body sometimes struggled to keep up with his brain's reaction, especially in one-versus-many scenarios. Although the instructors did not strike with all their strength, reaching one-against-three usually ended in Jimmy's defeat.

This type of training occurred two to three times a week; often to shock the cadets a bit, their bouts would allow some students to observe, then an idle combat instructor would provide commentary on the spot.

Jimmy had also become somewhat famous among the students, not only because his marksmanship far exceeded that of the students, but also his hand-to-hand combat skills made them feel utterly incompetent, especially some who had retired from the military; they had learned combat in the military, but when fighting Jimmy one-on-one, not one of them succeeded in stabbing their training Dagger into Jimmy.

Now, visiting the shooting range to watch Jimmy practice and participating in combat training in the classroom had become some of the students' fixed leisure activities. As for Jimmy, he had used up all the bullets he brought with him; fortunately, the Academy was not that stingy, and the shooting range provided Jimmy with bullets for his subsequent training for free.

Of course, Jimmy wasn't just focused on his own training; he occasionally guest lectured, conducting case analyses in classrooms, especially the few cases he had been in charge of, which were all notable cases.

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