Mobile City Farming Guide

Chapter 130 The Agreement from 152 Years Ago (4K)

In the south-central part of the Western Wilderness, on the edge of the Lydon Mountains.

On the deck of the mobile city Saint, Bishop Heath gazed at the scene before him.

As a massive mountain range stretching across the Western Wilderness, the Liedun Mountains are covered in snow all year round. The majestic snow-capped peaks pierce the sky like sharp swords, and the glaciers that never melt shimmer with a cold blue light under the sun.

At the foot of the mountain, there was a densely packed army of human refugees.

Under the zombies' attack, the wasteland, Gobi, basin, and plains areas fell one after another.

Bishop Hiss led the remnants of the human front in their retreat, gathering a large number of fleeing human forces along the way.

It includes survivor towns, bounty hunters, survivor convoys, and mobile cities.

Bishop Hiss rigorously reviews every mobile city that joins his team, and if the city is a predatory city, it will be annihilated on the spot.

For world-class organizations like the Cult of Apocalypse and the Throne of Titans, the act of killing one's own kind is strictly prohibited.

The deputy slowly walked over from the side of the deck and handed Bishop Heath a steaming cup of coffee.

He looked at his own bishop, his eyes flickering, as if he wanted to say something but hesitated.

Bishop Heath took a sip of his coffee and then spoke softly.

"If you have anything to say, just say it."

The deputy hesitated for a moment before speaking.

“Your Excellency, I would like to know how the Holy See and the Cardinals will deal with the repression devices in the wasteland.”

Bishop Heath remained expressionless, his gaze fixed straight ahead.

"So far, we have sent people to inform the human forces in the wasteland of the evacuation. Those who wanted to leave should have left by now."

"But."

Bishop Heath waved his hand and spoke calmly.

"Actually, I don't know either. If you want to know more, try to climb up the ladder and grow to the level where you can access these things."

Just then, a faint tremor came from the ground.

To the astonishment of the human survivors, one after another, earth-burrowing mobile cities emerged from the ground.

That was the mobile city of the Apocalypse Cult and the Titan Throne.

The mobile city of Titan Throne is painted in light green and features a giant beast standing atop the throne.

During this period, the two world-class organizations urgently redeployed their respective Tier 2 mobile cities deployed in the Western Wilderness.

Typically, under extreme conditions, a Tier 2 mobile city designed for underground movement can only accommodate 3000-4000 people. This is primarily due to its smaller size, designed for easier movement underground.

Moreover, in this situation, urban space would be extremely cramped, but for human survivors, survival is all that matters.

This time, there are dozens of dug-out level 2 mobile cities used for evacuation.

The survivors, suppressing their excitement, entered the mobile city one by one, arranged by the Cult of Apocalypse and the Titan Throne.

Once fully loaded, these underground cities will once again burrow underground, carrying the survivors for over a thousand kilometers to reach the "Red Ridge Zone," a Level 1 settlement in the northern part of the Western Wasteland.

During the evacuation of human survivors, a series of booming sounds could be heard from the distant horizon.

One after another, Level 2 mobile air cities slowly approached.

They are naturally mobile cities belonging to the Apocalypse Cult and the Titan Throne.

These Tier 2 mobile air cities are tasked with transporting survivors across the Lydon Mountains to the Red Ridge region.

Under the expectant gaze of the survivors, these aerial cities gradually stopped heating their burners, opened their exhaust valves, and slowly descended while maintaining the opening.

Because they are much larger than Level 1 aerial cities, they cannot be too close to the ground and need to maintain an altitude of at least 150 meters.

After stabilizing their altitude, the aerial mobile cities launched Level 2 hot air balloons one by one to carry the survivors to safety.

"Hurry up! Hurry up!" a deacon of the Apocalypse Church shouted, waving his hand.

Not only are there underground and aerial mobile cities, but 22 ground-based mobile cities are also urgently loading survivors.

Compared to the easier underground and aerial routes, the journey to these 22 mobile cities is much more complicated.

They needed to traverse the entire Lydon Mountains and also load up with various climbing city accessories.

However, this was no challenge for the Apocalypse Cult.

They specially arranged a Level 2 transport-type mobile air city, fully loaded with resources such as iron ore, fuel, coal, food, and fresh water.

There is also a series of climbing-type design drawings.

The Saint, where Bishop Heath was stationed, then imported these design drawings and began construction on the spot.

It will manufacture all the necessary urban components for 21 mobile cities.

In the following period, underground mobile cities and aerial mobile cities filled with survivors set off one after another.

Meanwhile, the 22 mobile cities led by Bishop Heath were being fitted with various climbing city components in turn.

Seeing this, the deputy immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

That way, everyone will be safe.

Then, looking at the Lydon Mountains in front of him, his gaze became more at ease.

Such a massive mountain range, stretching across the entire continent, acts as a natural barrier, preventing the zombie civilization from invading the north.

Seemingly sensing his deputy's thoughts, Bishop Heath gently shook his head.

It's hard to say.

Civilization's need for expansion is endless, and even monsters like zombies are no exception.

Then he looked south, his eyes dimming.

In this way, the southern part of the Western Wilderness Continent has completely fallen into the hands of the zombie civilization.

“We will come back someday,” he said in a deep voice.

From the watchtower, Li Ye gazed eastward.

At this very moment, the four mobile cities of Tomorrow Alliance are traveling through a vast river valley, with the Lehtun Mountains faintly visible in the distance.

The valley consists of a wide U-shaped valley and a narrow V-shaped canyon. The riverbanks are full of round stones of all sizes that have been eroded by time, and some stones even have dinosaur claw marks and teeth marks.

The lower reaches of the valley are a murky, muddy river, and even home to crocodiles. The middle reaches are mostly waterfalls and deep pools, where several plesiosaurs lurk.

Upstream, there is a rapid stream of melting snow, which clearly originates from the Lydon Mountains.

The four mobile cities slowly advance along the shallower area.

This is the second day of Tomorrow Alliance's eastward migration.

"That epic intelligence report should be updated by now, right?" Li Ye thought to himself. "I wonder what it will be about this time?"

A dozen minutes later, an epic piece of intelligence was updated.

Li Ye was stunned after seeing his message.

6. 152 years ago, humans and monsters reached a pact of silence. (Intelligence Value: Epic)

The following is the content of the silence agreement.

First, high-level human/monster mobile cities must not intervene arbitrarily in situations affecting low-level regions and continents.

[Secondly, world-class organizations of humans and monsters are also subject to the restrictions outlined in Article 1. However, armed intervention is permissible under special circumstances. The combat power level of both sides involved in the intervention must be equal to or lower than the level of the region.]

"This"

Li Ye was momentarily stunned.

He struggled to think through the contents of the silent agreement. The first clause was indeed reasonable. Suppose that in a level 1 region, human forces and monster civilizations were at war, and if level 3 or higher mobile cities joined in, it would be tantamount to a disguised form of dimensional reduction attack.

If a human mobile city joins, the monster civilization will be destroyed. If a monster mobile city joins, the human faction will be destroyed.

From this perspective, the Silence Protocol has effectively preserved the development of humans and monsters in lower-level areas.

The second point surprised Li Ye somewhat.

He had always believed that only humans possessed world-class organizations like the Cult of Apocalypse and the Throne of Titans, and he was full of confidence in the future of humanity.

But the silence agreement revealed a fact.

This planet also has world-class organizations of monstrous scale.

A bead of sweat immediately slid down Li Ye's face.

He simply couldn't imagine what the monsters' world-class organization was like.

What made him even more uneasy was...
"In this world, are humans an advantage or a disadvantage?" he murmured.

Since his arrival in this world, Li Ye has accepted that it no longer belongs to humans, but he still holds onto hope.

Humans who possess mobile cities will eventually reclaim this world.

However, the emergence of the silence agreement stirred up waves in his heart.

Since humans need to reach this agreement with the monsters, it means that the monsters in this world are now on par with them in strength.

In fact, humans are at a disadvantage in the struggle.

"When you grow up to the point where you can access and abide by this agreement, you will understand everything."

Recalling what Bishop Hiss had said, Li Ye nodded slightly.

Now he could finally understand the melancholy in the other person's eyes when they said those words.

Just then, a booming sound came from the nearby sky.

Li Ye nodded and looked over, only to find that a Black Hawk helicopter had returned.

During this period, in order to explore the situation in the eastern Jurassic and Cretaceous region, he dispatched four Black Hawk helicopters to patrol along the four cardinal directions.

An early warning can be issued once a situation is detected.

The Black Hawk helicopter landed quickly, and the pilot rushed towards the wilderness.

"My lord, the situation is dire!" he cried out. "A massive army of zombies is advancing towards us from several kilometers to the west!"

Li Ye nodded and immediately activated the K1 city communication channel to inform his companions, telling them to prepare for battle.

When he inadvertently turned his head, he saw several black dots appearing in the distant sky.

Those were clearly the zombies' flesh-and-blood airships.

These airships were extremely fast and were getting closer and closer to the Tomorrow Alliance.

The entire crew of Tomorrow immediately entered combat readiness. Black Hawk helicopters took off one after another, and the newly enhanced first and second convoys and Storm infantry fighting vehicles arrived on the ground via elevator platforms. Vanguard gunships also took off and entered strategic patrol status.

On the deck, the combat personnel took their positions one by one.

The Tomorrow Alliance quickly changed formation, with the Engineer and the Peacekeeper leading the way, and the Tomorrow and the Iron Whale bringing up the rear.

Looking around at his companions, a hint of melancholy flashed in Li Ye's eyes.

There are still too few assault-type cities in the Tomorrow Alliance. It would have been better if the Greyhound and the Burning Steel had agreed to join back then.

Before long, the zombies' flesh-and-blood airships arrived nearby.

What awaited them was the fierce firepower of the Tomorrow.

Black Hawk helicopters, Storm infantry fighting vehicles, Blood Rippers on deck, and Level 2 rocket launchers
These flesh-and-blood airships were subsequently blasted to pieces and crashed down amidst billowing smoke.

However, this was not the end of it; a black tide appeared on the ground.

Upon closer inspection, it was clearly a zombie cavalry unit.

The zombies' mounts were infected zombie velociraptors.

Li Ye picked up his binoculars and looked inside, discovering that these zombie cavalry were equipped with rocket launchers, firearms, and even something resembling bombs.

He immediately realized what was happening.

"They're trying to disrupt the mobility of the mobile city! Open fire! Bomb them!"

With a command from Li Ye, the two level 2 frost cannons on Tomorrow opened fire.

The shells formed a huge layer of ice upon impact, freezing a large number of zombie cavalry units along with the ground.

The ice sheet gradually extended, even freezing the nearby rivers of all sizes.

With a salvo of ordinary artillery fire, the zombies, along with the velociraptors, were reduced to countless pieces of flesh and blood in the explosion.

"This Frost Cannon is actually quite powerful," Li Ye thought to himself.

It's similar to the Radiant Cannons on the Vanguard; the more of them there are, the more powerful they become.

If the Frost Cannons are upgraded step by step and their numbers are increased, they might create an "Ice Age" when they are fired.

Teams one and two, along with the Storm infantry fighting vehicles, were responsible for eliminating any remaining enemies.

Under their barrage of fire, the remaining zombie cavalry were shot down one after another.

The people on deck cheered when they saw this, while Li Ye shook his head slightly.

This is just the beginning.

He still had two trump cards in his hand that he hadn't used.

One image shows four level 2 lava cannons.

One image shows a Vanguard gunship on a strategic aerial patrol.

At that very moment, a message came through the city's communication channel.

[The Peacemaker: Leader, all artillery on the Peacemaker is ready and can provide fire support at any time.]

[Tomorrow's update: No rush, wait for my order.]

Just then, another Black Hawk helicopter that had been sent out to scout ahead returned.

The driver brought Li Ye some news that shocked him.

A dozen kilometers ahead, a large group of dinosaurs is migrating to the plateau region.

"What did you say?" Li Ye's voice changed abruptly.

As a result, the Alliance will likely run into these dinosaurs during their retreat tomorrow.

With the zombie horde chasing from behind, they were essentially caught in a pincer attack.

The presence of a dinosaur horde, like the Thunder Tyrant, who is extremely effective at controlling mobile cities, only exacerbates the situation.

To make matters worse, the valley is extremely long, and the only path the Tomorrow Alliance is currently using is the only one they can take.

"What should we do, lord?" the driver cried out urgently.

His mind, now far from home, began to race.

Just then, he inadvertently noticed a scene.

On the riverbank not far away, a velociraptor was watching the Tomorrow Alliance warily, seemingly keeping watch.

Staring at the velociraptor, Li Ye was stunned for a moment, then a flash of inspiration struck him.

"Have it!"

(End of this chapter)