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A loud commotion from outside temporarily interrupted the conversation inside. Several people immediately stood up, and a man with a nose ring couldn't help but show a hint of displeasure on his face.
"It's those Oil Raiders fellows who have arrived."
It seemed that although they were both part of the rebel forces, there were various conflicts within their ranks.
"Where did that British Armored Vehicle outside come from?" At that moment, the door of the supermarket was pushed open, and a burly man wearing a towel and a helmet walked in, carrying a strong smell of sweat.
Without any courtesy, he grabbed a bottle of water and started drinking while glancing at the few women present.
Yang Xiaoyou had no interest in getting involved in their internal issues; he was only here to find a way to obtain some fuel. However, he soon spotted a familiar figure.
"Baldy?" Since he wasn't very familiar with him, Yang Xiaoyou was somewhat uncertain. The Baldy who followed him in also paused for a moment, revealing an expression of surprise and recognition upon seeing Yang Xiaoyou.
"Is it really you? What are you doing here? I don't remember you joining our team." The Baldy, wiping his sweat with the towel draped over his shoulder, spoke with a tone of astonishment and confusion. He was previously one of Liu Lianyue's subordinates in the Common Unity Party.
Those beside them might not have understood what they were saying, but they noticed that the two knew each other.
"Well, it turns out you're also part of the Chinese Empire's support. If we had known earlier, we would have trusted you sooner." The Nose Ring Man looked at Yang Xiaoyou with a much friendlier expression now. However, he still seemed unimpressed by the Brawny Man who had entered with Baldy and was eyeing the women too openly; if nothing unexpected happened, it was clear they weren't on the same side.
Yang Xiaoyou had only come to get some diesel on credit and never expected things to turn out this way. Although he said little, the information conveyed was substantial.
The Radicals of the Common Unity Party had already stabilized under the broader circumstances at home, but their armed forces struggled to remain hidden and could not conduct training.
He hadn't anticipated that they would send people to India for support.
Although in terms of numbers, the Radicals' armed forces might be fewer than those involved in the local uprising in India, their quality was significantly better. Additionally, they had some special channels and resources that could provide mutual assistance, making them indeed capable of being reinforcements.
Zhao Chen's ideas often surprised others.
However, it was unfortunate that he had not anticipated the severity of the Virus Incident in India. Choosing to come here during such a tumultuous time could lead to significant losses.
"Has your team leader come as well?" After a moment of contemplation, Yang Xiaoyou asked directly.
Whether the Radicals were involved here was none of his concern; as long as Liu Lianyue, that passionate fellow, was fine, that was enough.
"Uh, yes, they did come. They're exchanging opinions with the higher-ups at the temporary branch in the Northern Region. Weren't you called here by your team leader?" Baldy didn’t hide this information too much.
"Alright, lend me some diesel. Also, would it be alright if I visited your branch?" After calculating the distance from Kanpur and the time it would take for the armored vehicle to arrive, Yang Xiaoyou determined the shortest safe timeframe.
Within thirty minutes, the Horde from Kanpur wouldn’t be able to reach here; after all, cleaning up an entire city wasn’t something that could be done quickly.
As for that responsible girl, Reaction? There was no need to overthink it; just knock her out and take her away.
Thanks to Baldy vouching for him, this group of guards who managed resources tightly ultimately agreed to provide some diesel.
Yang Xiaoyou naturally didn’t hold back; he filled up the tank in the vehicle and even took care of a spare fuel barrel to ensure that the armored vehicle could safely reach the China-India Border.
Then he teamed up with several fuel trucks and continued north along the highway.
After traveling about twenty kilometers, they turned onto a side road that wound into the mountains, finally arriving at a secluded cave.
"This place isn’t bad at all. Are you here looking for that girl who gives birth easily? She wouldn’t be a bad wife. Hmm... between Menglu, Silver-Haired Girl, and this one, which should I choose? Or maybe I should just take them all," Qin Meng said as she got out of the vehicle, counting on her fingers while surveying the surroundings.
Her carefree demeanor made Yang Xiaoyou feel an urge to bang his head against a wall.
"Actually, we can’t really be blamed for running around like this. If you bring us a grandson, we’d just be at home taking care of kids," Yang Kai chimed in with equally mischievous words; indeed, they made quite the pair.
The latter part of that sentence made Yang Xiaoyou's heart flash with an inexplicable thought: should she consult Dream Butterfly first? Actually, while that Fool was lost in thought, perhaps... No, the wicked thoughts must be dispelled.
Inside a conference room transformed from a cave, rows of orange light bulbs illuminated the space. Perhaps due to good ventilation or some other reason, it lacked the traditional dampness of caves and instead felt somewhat dry.
The long wooden table in the center was filled with people.
Standing beside it was a Skinny Black Youth, who appeared timid and fearful. He had just finished speaking and now stood silently to the side, trembling occasionally as if he had been greatly frightened.
"This matter, I believe everyone has heard about it. For this reason, I specifically dispatched a helicopter to survey the changes in Kanpur from afar. Indeed, it is as he said. Moreover, the monsters in the city have already shown signs of leaving, spreading outwards.
Although their speed is not fast, they will eventually affect the entire Northern Region and even upstream along the Holy River." An elegantly dressed elder spoke in a powerful voice.
Though there was no microphone, his voice resonated throughout the cave.
"That's right! We must find a way to stop them!" Another man, bare-chested and muscular, waved his fists excitedly.
"Stop them? With what? The well-equipped British Army stationed in Kanpur has been completely wiped out! They were always an opponent we couldn't handle. As time passes, the number of those monsters continues to grow. How can we face them? If they were all ordinary monsters, we could rely on our firepower advantage to clear them out with enough ammunition. But let's not forget that there are also many so-called Advanced Infected among them. If they break our formation, everything will be in vain!" A Military Man stood up and spoke sternly.
Immediately after, two factions began to engage in a heated debate, their voices rising like a bustling marketplace.
At the table, aside from the initially silent Elegant Elder, there was another woman wearing a cap and dressed in a red vest and white shirt. She had an incredibly attractive figure and kept her hat low over her eyes, remaining uninvolved in the discussion.
"Silence!" As the debate grew more intense and reached a certain level, the elder shouted with his penetrating voice.
His authority seemed high; although the initial arguments were fierce, they quickly subsided.
"I wonder if Sister Liu has any suggestions? I hear your side has experience dealing with viruses," the Elegant Elder said amiably to Liu Lianyue, who had also remained silent.
“The High Priest smiled. Back then, our viruses were just pranks, vastly different in scale from this one. Both sides are not wrong; we cannot allow the virus to spread and threaten the entire Ganges upstream. Even with your help, and even if we provide full support, it is unlikely we can shake Kanpur, which has already fallen completely. Unless we can request support from national forces to conduct a carpet bombing of Kanpur before the situation escalates further, once most Infected Entities have left, even bombing will likely have little effect.”
Liu Lianyue, who had always been low-key, pulled down the brim of her hat and raised her beautiful face, a mix of purity and wildness. Her voice was deep yet powerful as she spoke.
It was undeniable that over time, Liu Lianyue’s mindset had matured significantly. Had this been at the beginning, she would never have suggested a method that could potentially wipe out all possible Survivors.
Perhaps this was also related to the fact that they were not in their home country.
After hearing Liu Lianyue's words, there was a moment of silence in the room.
Undoubtedly, this was indeed the most effective and efficient solution at hand. However, the problem was glaringly obvious: who could they ask for help? The British Empire? The Chinese Empire? Only these two countries could conduct such aerial strikes on inland Kanpur!
Choosing the Chinese Empire? What would they use to make that request? This area was still nominally a British colony; the Chinese Empire would never take that risk.
As for choosing the British Empire, they would undoubtedly take the opportunity to demand the release of armed forces.
What had all their previous efforts been for?
“I disagree with this viewpoint. Even if we contact the British representatives now, by the time they send bombers, most Corpses will likely have already escaped. Moreover, Kanpur is still our industrial stronghold; how can we talk about possible Survivors inside?” The Military Man, who had initially raised objections, spoke again. His reasoning was grandiose as he waved the flag of Survivors.
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