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Chapter 165 The Logistics Department is full of big guys (please subscribe, please vote)

Seeing this, the other people in the tent also realized the danger of the items in Lin Yi's hand and moved away from Lin Yi.

Lin Yi carefully extracted one milliliter of dead body virus liquid from the test tube, and then carefully dropped it into Bill's mouth.

Then, Lin Yi began to use the corpse-driving technique. Under his control, Bill's body slowly stood up from the ground.

Since the corpse virus cannot infect dead bodies, Bill did not attack everything around him crazily like a normal infected person, but this scene still made everyone present feel creepy.

The corpse stood stiffly, without any life, as if it was a ghost walked out of the abyss of hell.

Lin Yi untied the ropes of the remaining several serious criminals, and then controlled Bill to bite the arm of one of them.

The painful groans of the serious criminal suddenly stopped, followed by dead silence.

After just a dozen seconds, the serious criminal infected by Bill suddenly struggled to get up from the ground. His face was distorted and looked extremely hideous.

He roared and pounced on his unconscious companions around him.

What happened next was shocking: the infected body began to frantically bite the unconscious people on the ground. Their faces were distorted and bloody, and they looked nothing like the normal person they were a minute ago.

Every bite was accompanied by the sound of flesh being torn and screams of agony, and the entire tent seemed to have turned into a purgatory on earth.

What was even more terrifying was that just half a minute later, the corpses that had been bitten began to move. They seemed to be injected with evil power. They stood up shakily from the ground and joined the ranks of the infected bodies.

"That's enough," said Tuk Bourne in a deep voice.

His adjutant took immediate action and decisively destroyed several infected bodies.

In order to prevent any accidents, Tuk Burn specially assigned two soldiers to deal with the body parts and strictly required them to be burned and then buried to ensure the safety of other soldiers in the camp.

Tuk Bourne turned to Lin Yi and asked seriously, "Do you have an antidote for this thing?"

As the commander of the army, he was fully aware that the virus in Lin Yi's hands was extremely powerful, but it was also accompanied by extremely high danger.

He had to make sure they had adequate responses if things got out of control.

If Lin Yi didn't have the antidote, Tuk Bourne would never adopt this strategy.

Because the risk is too great, if they go too far, the soldiers of the Kingdom of Beasts may also be infected, and the consequences are unbearable for them.

He needed a foolproof plan, and this required a clear answer from Lin Yi.

"Yes, and it's very simple to make, but I can't make such a large batch of potions by myself."

After going through three worlds, the antidote for the corpse virus has long been developed.

"Everyone, stand at attention and listen!" Tuk Bourne's voice rang out in the military camp like thunder. All the chiefs of staff and generals straightened their backs instantly, waiting attentively for further instructions from the legion commander.

Tuk Bourne swept his eyes over everyone's faces, making sure everyone's attention was focused on him, and then issued a command in a sonorous and powerful voice: "From now on, I require you to use a small group of elite forces to carry out continuous harassment tactics against the enemy fortress around the clock and without interruption. In each operation, you must ensure that at least two or three enemy soldiers are killed, and then quickly evacuate the battlefield. Is the mission clear?"

"Understood!" the soldiers answered in unison.

"The rest of you," Tuk Bourne continued, "your main task is to boost the morale of our troops and ensure that all soldiers are in the best condition at all times to meet the upcoming full-scale attack."

As soon as the order was issued, the atmosphere in the entire military camp became tense in an instant, and everyone began to act in an orderly manner.

After Tuk Bourne issued the order, he walked towards Lin Yi, patted the young general on the shoulder, and motioned him to follow.

The two walked out of the busy command center side by side, strolled for more than ten minutes, and finally stopped at a seemingly ordinary place on the edge of the camp.

It was quiet and remote here, in stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of the camp. A fox half-orc was seen lying leisurely on a lounge chair, enjoying the afternoon sun.

When he saw Tuk Bourne coming, he did not show due respect, but only looked at the famous legion commander with an almost teasing look.

"Tuk Bourne?" He had a playful smile on his face. "What brings you to our logistics department today? Is it because the frontline is running out of supplies again? However, I remember I sent you a new batch of supplies yesterday. How come you used them up so quickly?"

"Master Ke, this is Lin Yi," Tuk Bourne introduced, his words full of respect. "He has some things he hopes to ask Master Baiyan to identify. Is the master free now?" Facing Master Ke, the fox man in charge of logistics, Tuk Bourne did not dare to put on airs.

After all, in the entire Kingdom of Beasts, Mr. Ke’s seniority is so profound that even the senior officials in the headquarters are in awe of him.

He would rather stay on the war-torn front than go to the General Headquarters to take up the sinecure position of chief of staff, which seemed glamorous but lacked passion for actual combat.

He often said that the headquarters was a shabby place without any passion and was far less exciting and real than the front line.

His superiors also respected his choice and specially arranged for him to be the head of the logistics department, which not only satisfied his wish to stay in the army, but also gave full play to his management skills.

Under Ke Lao's strict control, military supplies were reasonably distributed, effectively supporting the fighting on the front line.

Ke Lao enjoyed a very high prestige in the army. His outspokenness and integrity made everyone respect him.

Those who had improper desires for military supplies did not dare to act rashly under the stern gaze of Mr. Ke.

After all, once Mr. Ke gets angry, he will point at people and scold them mercilessly, and the people being scolded often dare not talk back.

Under Ke Lao's management, the army's logistics support was in good order, providing strong support for the battles on the front line.

"Looking for old man Baiyan? What happened? Is someone injured again?" Mr. Ke asked curiously, with a hint of concern between his brows.

Tuk Bourne shook his head gently. "No, Mr. Ke. The situation this time is a little special, and I can't tell you too much. But please rest assured, this matter is related to the Grand Canyon, and we need the help of Master Bai Yan."

Hearing the word "Grand Canyon", Mr. Ke's expression suddenly became solemn.

"Follow me," said Mr. Ke, "Old man Bai Yan should be busy in the laboratory he built now." He put the fan in his hand aside and waved to Tuk Bourne and Lin Yi, signaling them to follow closely.

The two followed Ke Lao and traveled through the intricate paths in the camp.

After a while, they came to the entrance of a hidden passage.

Mr. Ke led them into the secret passage with ease, walked through the winding passage, and finally walked out of the camp.

Tuk Bourne looked at the passage and was bewildered.

He never realized that there was such a secret passage hidden beneath the camp.

This forced him to rethink the security and secrecy of the camp. If the existence of this passage was discovered by the spies of the Holy Dragon Kingdom, the consequences would be disastrous.

"Alright, only me and Old Man Baiyan's people know this road, so remember to keep it a secret when you two go back, okay?"

Mr. Ke glanced at the two of them, and Tuk Bourne could only nod helplessly to show that he understood.

Five minutes later, they arrived at a simple wooden house.

Colorful smoke continued to emerge from the chimney above the wooden house, as if announcing the special status of the owner of the house.

"Bai Yan! Are you still alive? If not, open the door quickly!" Mr. Ke slammed the door roughly, mercilessly smashing the door frame until it was deformed.

(End of this chapter)