The Plane War Begins from Wandering Earth

Chapter 38 038. Bounty Hunter
Nevada State Highway 99.

This is a highway that runs across the entire Nevada desert.

Abandoned vehicles can be seen everywhere on the road, some of which have run out of fuel, and some of which have been caused by sudden car accidents.

The convoy of survivors led by Carlos was unfortunately blocked by a chain reaction on the highway.

What's more troublesome is that there is a large town around the highway, and thousands of zombies are wandering aimlessly near the highway.

Road clearance takes a lot of time, so it is a good decision to leave the highway and take a detour.

But the oil tankers, water tankers and buses in the fleet cannot adapt to the road environment outside the highway.

If you take a detour, you will have to give up the gasoline and drinking water, which are the most important things for survival in the apocalypse, especially in the Nevada desert.

There was no other choice but Carlos could only take Claire, Alice and many other survivors to start a race against time to clear the road.

By the time Gust and his crew arrived nearby, Carlos' convoy had been surrounded by a horde of thousands of zombies.

"Boss, why are all the missions assigned to us so perverted?
Have you offended anyone?"

The men looked at the dense swarm of zombies and couldn't help but mutter and complain.

"Fuck! How the hell do I know who I offended?

Stop talking nonsense and get ready to fight!"

Gust's mood was no better than that of his men.

Send more than thirty people to deal with a tide of thousands of zombies?

The coalition government really thinks highly of me!
Despite his complaints, Gust still called on his men to start the rescue operation.

The five full-coverage foreign military skeleton armors in the team are Gust’s greatest confidence.

There are also individual cloud-explosive bombs that can cause large-scale explosive damage.

The sound of metal hinge coupling was heard, and the fire control system on the full-coverage exoskeleton armor started automatic aiming and locking.

Five double-layer multi-barrel heavy machine guns began to roar.

The high-speed machine gun bullets merged into a metal storm, and all the zombies that were touched were hit by the heavy machine gun bullets as if they were hit by a huge hammer.

In the mildest case, the victim's arms and legs will be broken, while in the worst case, the victim will be torn into shapeless pieces on the spot.

The black mass of corpses surrounding the convoy began to fall to the ground in groups like wheat being cut.

The machine gun ammunition boxes weighing two to three hundred kilograms on the exoskeleton armored fire support platform were consumed in just a few minutes, and this was the result of their intentional control of the firing rate.

The steaming orange-yellow bullet shell fell to the ground, making a crisp clinking sound.

Such an exaggerated movement naturally attracted the attention of the zombies.

However, before these slow-moving zombies could surround him, Gust ordered his men to fire the most lethal weapon in their hands - the individual fuel-air bomb.

If the zombies that were shot by heavy machine guns still had a chance to keep their bodies, then those zombies that were within the explosion range of individual fuel-air bombs would really be completely wiped out.

"Boom~boom~boom"

Every time a deafening explosion sounded from a single-soldier fuel-air bomb, dozens of zombies would burst into bloody mist in the air.

Less than five minutes after Gust's team started the battle, the zombie tide that originally numbered thousands became sparse.

With the cover of the individual soldier's fuel-air bomb, the heavy machine gun, whose barrel had finished cooling down, began to buzz again, and in the blink of an eye, all the zombies that could still stand up within its sight were wiped out.

This swift and devastating scene stunned everyone in the survivors' convoy.

The survivors clung to the car windows covered with barbed wire and watched Gust and his group display their mighty powers.

It was not until Gust waved and shouted at them from afar that Carlos, the leader of the convoy, reacted. He quickly told everyone to start the car and drive towards Gust and his team who had just rescued them.

"Hey guys, my name is Carlos, this is Claire, and this is Alice. Thank you for your help, otherwise the whole team might have to die here today."

The convoy came in front of Gust and others. Carlos and his group jumped out of the car and took the initiative to greet them.

Carlos, as a gesture of friendship, did not carry any weapons, as he did not feel it was necessary.

Judging from the intensity of the combat firepower displayed by the Gust team, they could easily wipe out the entire convoy of survivors.

Hearing the name "Alice", Gust perked up. He looked carefully at the murderous female warrior with two scimitars on her waist, and then greeted her.

With Gust's active show of goodwill, the two sides had a very harmonious contact.

Carlos even invited Gutes and others to join their survivor convoy and move together to the rumored holy land for refugees - Alaska.

“Alaska?
I advise you to move to another place, that place is now the territory of the RU branch..."

Like the original US branch, the coalition government also agreed to the RU branch's independent military action plan.

The high-latitude areas of North America, Asia, and Europe were all handled by the RU branch.

They are determined to compete with the US division.

Thinking of those "battle maniacs"-like peacekeeping soldiers of the RU branch he met in the source plane, Gust couldn't help but shudder in his heart, and by the way, he began to observe a moment of silence for the indigenous people in Alaska.

"RU branch?"

Carlos and others were confused.

Gust laughed it off, trying to get away with it.

"The weapons and equipment you have on you look a bit similar to the 'United Government Army' described by other survivors in the radio broadcast?"

Alice looked at Gust with some caution.

Carlos and the others also looked solemn.

All members of their survivor convoy hate Umbrella Corporation extremely and have no good feelings towards the North American military and the so-called United Government.

In their view, the so-called coalition government is most likely a force no different from the North American military.

After analysis by the artificial intelligence MOSS, it was found that Carlos, Alice and others in the convoy might have resistance to the United Government, so the Gust team, an official non-United Government force, was arranged to contact them.

“A coalition government?
Don't mention those bastards, those damn officials who only know how to exploit me and my guys.

They sent us to the desert to work for them...”

When the coalition government was mentioned, Gust couldn't help but curse, and his subordinates echoed him.

In his complaints, he described the coalition government as a "black-hearted capitalist" that looked down on and did not care about the lives of these non-staff mercenaries.

This is consistent with Carlos and others' speculation about the coalition government.

The Gust team came from a humble background and was full of gangster spirit. They were not at all like the people in consortium companies or official institutions who followed the rules.

Even if Gust said that he was a member of the regular army of the United Government, Carlos and others might not believe it.

“So, you are a private armed force employed by the coalition government?

Came to the Nevada desert to complete a mission?"

"To be precise, we are 'bounty hunters'.

The target this time is the Umbrella Corporation's research base in the Nevada desert."

Gust glanced at Alice and spoke slowly.

(End of this chapter)