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"Ceasefire, close combat!" Seeing that half of the Horde had already been dealt with and the gaps between them were sufficient, Nobunaga Hideyoshi issued the order.
In such a situation, he was better suited to command than Fia.
With Nobunaga Hideyoshi at the center, along with a few capable fellows led by Shinoda Kenichi, they began to clean up the remaining Horde.
The students formed groups of three, wielding long poles that had practically dismantled the subway station, and moved in to fill any gaps.
After about half an hour of carefully guiding them into the subway station, the wave of blocking Corpses was completely eliminated.
With the exit cleared, everyone present felt a surge of excitement.
"Hey, have you practiced your shooting? Can you teach me?" Just as Yang Xiaoyou looked at his remaining three bullets with a twinge of regret, a timid voice appeared beside him.
It was Ou Chao, a fellow wearing glasses and with a face full of acne. He had previously been pestering Lucas to take him on as a disciple to avenge his father but had been repeatedly rejected. Now he stood before Yang Xiaoyou again.
"I don't have time. Just find a shooting range to practice," Yang Xiaoyou replied dismissively after twirling his handgun, trying to show off a bit for his age.
Although he understood that this fellow's target for revenge was the Common Unity Party, Yang Xiaoyou didn't want to get involved with him. He preferred to subtly influence things from the shadows if an opportunity arose.
As for shooting skills, against those slowly moving Corpses at this distance, anyone who had trained for a year or two could achieve decent accuracy with enough aiming time. Yang Xiaoyou wasn't worried about others having ulterior motives.
However, after this operation, even though they had called for a ceasefire and switched to close combat, there weren't many bullets left. Yang Xiaoyou had only three rounds remaining; others were likely in similar situations. He had already seen two Gunmen empty their magazines, and any remaining ammunition would need to be saved for unexpected situations later on.
While the Corpses on the street were cleaned up, manual effort was still required.
"Xiao You, you have to cover me! I'm going in!" Huang Wei declared dramatically, adopting an expression that suggested he might not return. He kept pestering Yang Xiaoyou insistently.
Unlike others, he knew that this fellow was quite terrifying to some extent. Although it might not be able to compare to Lucas and the others, it was definitely capable of saving him in a critical moment.
Due to the monopolization of resources, he and a few others had no intention of revealing Yang Xiaoyou's abilities.
"Got it, got it. If you keep bothering me, I won't care anymore. Seriously, if something goes wrong with this arrangement, that would be just unfortunate." After impatiently waving his hand, Yang Xiaoyou moved to the other side to participate in today's Cleaned Up work.
Well, considering that Charming Shadow and Chen Wuyou were still injured, they needed more attention.
Water and canned food were placed on both sides of the road. The students continuously took turns slowly pushing towards the dock, and the entire operation was proceeding relatively smoothly.
After Shinoda Kenichi and his subordinates joined in, the pace of progress today was much faster than yesterday. After all, compared to these students, those Gunmen had far superior physical abilities and combat skills.
Ultimately, with their combined efforts, they spent nearly seven hours clearing the path leading to the dock, which was about eight hundred meters long. Finally, it was completely cleaned up.
However, when dealing with the densely packed Corpses at the entrance of the dock, they ended up using all their remaining ammunition. "Those things seem a bit troublesome." As a group entered the dock, Yang Xiaoyou caught sight of a red figure flashing across a Container on a docked cargo ship.
Although it wasn't a Licker, it was still quite a troublesome creature. Fortunately, they were at a distance and with the help of the wind direction; it should not have noticed this group yet.
"What is that thing?" Yang Xiaoyou wasn't the only one who noticed the fleeting red shadow; Fein was also performing his scouting duties excellently.
When he expressed what he had discovered, it caused a wave of panic among them, fearing it might be one of those monsters from yesterday. Although the vantage point here was better than at the subway station, they currently lacked firearm support.
"That's another type of Infected Entity. It has decent strength and speed but has some issues with its brain and lacks vision. Keeping quiet can minimize the chances of being detected." When Yang Xiaoyou brought out information about Antibody and explained some characteristics of Lickers to Nobunaga Hideyoshi and the others.
At this moment, Nobunaga Hideyoshi lowered his voice and supplemented what he had said to others.
"Since there is no sight, that means the hearing and smell should be quite strong. The wind is blowing from the north, so we will keep to the downwind route," Fia said after hearing Nobunaga Hideyoshi's brief explanation, immediately making arrangements for the remaining path.
Shinoda Kenichi had a private dock at this port, and with it being closed off, the chances of encountering those strange things inside were undoubtedly high. They needed to find a way to bypass those troublesome entities to reach the dock.
As they navigated through the chaotic containers at the dock, every member of the team was on high alert, trying not to make any noise.
Once they entered the cargo area, communication among them relied primarily on gestures and signals.
Fortunately, after experiencing so much together, even these students from the Peaceful Era had significantly improved their composure and resilience. They managed to remain silent throughout their journey.
Meanwhile, Fein was also searching for any closer vessels.
Unfortunately, the ships available were either massive freighters with unknown internal conditions or yachts surrounded by numerous corpses. If they attempted to clean up those yachts, it would surely create a larger commotion and attract unwanted attention.
However, thanks to their careful detours and coordinated attacks within range, they spent some time but safely arrived in front of the dock.
Just as Shinoda Kenichi swiped his access card and entered the password, the metallic gate began to rise slowly, producing a noise that echoed into the surroundings.
Since they had prepared in advance, as soon as a small gap appeared in the gate, everyone present began to slip inside.
At that moment, a red figure on a distant freighter suddenly zeroed in on their location and leaped toward them—counting carefully, there were six or seven of them!
They jumped continuously on the containers, creating dull thuds that added immense pressure on everyone.
Even though they had faced hardships together as classmates, chaos ensued as they scrambled for entry. Fortunately, as the gap in the gate widened, their speed in getting inside increased significantly.
Just after Shinoda Kenichi had just entered, the large door that was originally rising suddenly stopped, swaying slightly before showing a tendency to close downward.
Seeing this phenomenon, although Yang Xiaoyou knew that his choice was correct, she still wanted to curse; she hadn't even entered yet.
After kicking the last of the group, a gluttonous fat man, inside, Yang Xiaoyou took the opportunity to roll in just as the door was closing.
With a 'clunk,' as soon as Yang Xiaoyou entered and confirmed the safety of Chen Wuyou and the others, she heard a sound of crushing and piercing screams. Three students who were a step too late were completely cut off by the gate; all three had been injured during yesterday's shooting.
Then came a series of banging sounds from the gate, as if some fierce beast outside was battering against it.
Seeing this, Yang Xiaoyou couldn't help but sigh. If they had entered in an orderly manner, there would have been enough time for everyone to get in.
Unfortunately, although it had been stated beforehand, when faced with the escape route right in front of them, human survival instincts led to chaos.
Feeling somewhat annoyed, Yang Xiaoyou shook her head and glanced at Shinoda Kenichi, who was over there apologizing and explaining. Although she knew his choice at that moment was correct—if they had delayed even a little longer, the damage caused by the Licker's agile entry would have been greater—she still felt somewhat displeased with his actions.
"Tch, I'll find a chance to get back at you," she thought to herself as she suppressed her irritation and boarded the yacht in front of her, seeking support and subscriptions.
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