Armored train in the apocalypse

Chapter 94 Who exactly wants to harm me?
Hearing this, Su Huan felt relieved and looked around before asking, "Where's Yu Jing?"

"Sister Yu Jing went to research new materials. She said she needs to solve the problem of the car window leaking as soon as possible," Xiao Ba replied.

Seeing that the key personnel were unharmed, Su Huan's expression softened, and he introduced He Jie, "This is a new member, He Jie, a first-tier 'firearmsman' in the Defenders' domain. He has a strong physique, is proficient in firearms and special operations, and has received at least two years of professional training."

Xiao Ba looked at He Jie thoughtfully, nodded, and said, "Qi Xiao Ba."

It was very brief and contained no useful information.

Xiao Ba is just young, not stupid, and naturally she can understand the intention behind Su Huan's introduction.

As for He Jie, his face turned green when Su Huan exposed all his secrets to him.

These documents are considered top secret within the Steel Council.

But considering that the other party knew so much about his family, it was normal for them to have this kind of information. He just nodded stiffly and memorized the name Qi Xiaoba.

At the same time, Su Huan's image became even more mysterious in his mind.

He didn't believe that a few women and children who were openly involved in such a situation were not backed by a powerful force.

Seeing that Xiao Ba understood, Su Huan smiled and said, "Then take a good rest and come to the dining car for dinner later."

He led He Jie forward.

Liang Kuan followed him from the side, while the third and eldest brothers followed cautiously behind with guns in hand, fearing that he might suddenly attack and hurt someone.

Xiao Ba watched their retreating figures for a moment, then urged his wheelchair to follow them.

Back in the dining car, Su Huan was like a dragon returning to its territory.

Even though the rain was pouring down outside the car window, and even though there were still clueless zombies banging their heads on the metal of the car, Su Huan's body still subconsciously began to stretch out, leaning back on the orange cat sofa in his favorite position.

He pointed to the chair opposite him and casually said, "Sit."

He Jie glanced at the casual layout of the food cart, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes. He pulled out a chair and sat down at the table covered with a red and white checkered tablecloth.

Pointing to the two men behind him, he said somewhat displeased, "Didn't you say you trust your men completely? Can you ask these two brothers to move their guns away?"

Su Huan rested his chin on his hand to prevent himself from collapsing completely on the sofa. "Don't worry about those little things. The train conductor just thinks that sentence is beautiful, appropriate, and suitable to say, but that doesn't mean the train conductor will actually do it."

He Jie was stunned for a moment, "So you're saying you'll do your best to save my wife and children?"

"Ah, that's true."

He Jie felt a little relieved, but he also mentally labeled Su Huan as an odd person.

It's normal to like telling lies; all the big shots in the company do.

They can spout all sorts of impressive empty promises without batting an eye.

He listened to countless things when he first came out of the training camp.

But someone like Su Huan, who tells a lie one minute and then immediately tells you I was lying the next…

It's really hard to comment.

After much thought, the only word that can describe it is "bad taste".

It was awful, but also very sincere.

After the boy in the wheelchair entered, the burly man and two armed guards left.

The woman with the sniper rifle brought a first-aid kit and squatted down to treat the festering and inflamed wounds on Su Huan's hand caused by the acid rain.

He Jie stared at the wound for a moment, somewhat puzzled.

It seems like we haven't been able to launch an effective attack on him at all, right?
Where did this wound come from?
Suddenly, He Jie's gaze sharpened, and he subconsciously began searching the car body.

Sure enough, a clear, radioactive hole was visible in the wall, from which acid rain was sparsely splashing into the car.

"No need to look anymore. I got shot by one of your snipers, but no need to apologize. I've already returned the favor," Su Huan said calmly.

'Who the hell needs to apologize!'

He Jie's lips twitched, and he said seriously, "I wonder what the train conductor plans to do with me?" "Then let's not waste time with pleasantries. You can tell I'm very busy. I have a lot of things to deal with. Tell me everything you know about the Steel Council."

Su Huan said casually, without highlighting any key point.

He Jie pondered for a moment.

Su Huan probably knows more about the company's internal affairs than he does, but since he asked him, he was obviously comparing some information or testing him.

So you need to be careful what you say next.

It's better to say nothing than to say something wrong.

He Jie began by briefly recounting some recent developments in the company, and then Su Huan steered the conversation to the board of directors behind the steel conference.

Some of the details were similar to what he knew from his previous life.

Then Su Huan gradually steered the conversation toward the cause of the apocalypse, but He Jie knew little more about it than he did, and didn't even know what lay north of the acid rain zone.

The topic became increasingly important as the conversation progressed, but the atmosphere became more and more relaxed.

After treating her wound, Yu Yue started cooking dinner, and a delicious aroma began to waft from the stove.

Su Huan would often ask a question only after a long time.

It's like narrowing down the scope and then crossing out each possibility one by one.

He had done well in the Steel Council in his previous life, and even planned to spend his next life there, so naturally he wouldn't defect without a reason.

Instead, someone conveyed to him a message that 'the company is going to harm him'.

After multiple verifications, Su Huan had no choice but to defect in order to save his life.

After being reborn, he thought that everything was over. Even if someone wanted to harm him, it was all karma from his previous life. At first, he just wanted to save his own life.

But ever since the steel conference suddenly appeared on the Mojiang Bridge, a dark cloud has hung over his heart.

lingering.

He's just a nobody, why would the company want to do something bad to him?
Moreover, Lin Jin's help to him was extremely subtle; if he hadn't repeatedly reviewed the situation, he himself would have had difficulty noticing it.

After searching through He Jie's words for a long time, everything seemed normal, but upon deeper reflection, there were clues everywhere.

It all boils down to the same sentence over and over again.

'Someone wants to harm him!'

The conversation was finally interrupted by Yu Yue's announcement, "Dinner's ready."

With all the members at the head of the train present, and He Jie in his awkward half-member, half-captive status, the group began to eat.

The main dish was wolf bone soup that had been simmering since last night, along with noodles.

Yu Yue also served some refreshing pickled vegetables.

He Jie, who had initially been somewhat dismissive, fell silent upon seeing the substantial meal and proudly displayed two bowls from the large porcelain basin.

Second only to Liang Kuan, who showed off three bowls.

After the meal, while the relationship wasn't exactly great, at least there wasn't that feeling of them suddenly drawing their guns and exchanging fire.

After the meal, Su Huan introduced He Jie's identity to Yu Jing and the others.

Yu Jing lost interest once she learned that the other party was from the Defenders Domain.

Wan Xing and the others never express their opinions.

Needless to say, Huang Hai would praise the train conductor's wisdom even if Su Huan brought in a dog.

Only the third brother seemed puzzled, but he didn't say anything.

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(End of this chapter)