The Walking Dead: Starting as a Cowboy

Chapter 192 Information

With a "bang," the door slammed shut.

Andrea smiled smugly, leaned against the door, and pretended to shrink down the doorway as if she were having an emotional breakdown, until she sat on the floor.

The floor was cold, but it couldn't dampen Andrea's inner fire.

His acting skills have reached a high level.

She was secretly pleased with herself.

After sitting for a while, Andrea got up from the ground and left with cheerful little steps.

That evening, Andrea did not go to the recruit captain and the others to inform them that Woodbury would choose ten women to hand over.

This was instructed by the governor; there's no need to be secretive. Let's do it openly and honestly.

So, the next day, Andrea went directly to the recruit training ground.

Upon arriving at the training ground, Andrea coldly shouted, "Stop training and bring all four recruit captains here."

Andrea shouted in an extremely rude manner, and in front of all the new recruits.

The instructor training the new recruits felt somewhat embarrassed and approached Andrea with a half-smile. "Andrea, are you looking for someone?"

Why didn't you say hello?

The core member smiled broadly, but anyone could see the cunning behind his smile.

Andrea didn't even glance at him, staring at the four captains, and raised her voice: "Didn't you hear me? Come here."

"As for you," Andrea said, turning her head to glance sideways at the core member after calling him captain, completely disregarding him, "Get as far away from me as possible."

The core member froze, then became furious and embarrassed, his eyes twitching.

Clenching his fist, the burly man said coldly, "You're too arrogant. You're nothing but a dog by the governor's side."

"Really?" Andrea, seemingly oblivious to the situation, added fuel to the fire, "And what about you? Consumables? Like Martin or Shumpert, consumables?"

"You're asking for it." As if her most sensitive spot had been hit, the core member bent his arm forward and threw a straight punch at Andrea's face.

Andrea threw the pen and paper she was holding at the skeleton's face, blocking his vision, and dodged the straight punch by shifting her body to the side.

As he lunged forward with a straight punch, Andrea seized the opportunity to grab the skeletal man's arm, and as he exhausted his momentum, she pulled him down, grabbing his arm.

"Fuck!"

Before the core member could even utter a curse, Andrea suddenly kicked him in the shin, her grip tightening dramatically.

This caused the skeleton to lose its balance, and under Andrea's force, it flipped 270 degrees, landing on its back with a thud.

Veins bulged on his face, and he was in so much pain that he could barely make a sound. He could only hunch over like a shrimp.

The movement was swift as lightning.

The people around her froze, staring blankly at Andrea, including the four new recruit captains who walked over, their faces filled with astonishment.

Andrea brushed a strand of hair from her temple, shrugged, and said, "What's wrong? I'm a woman who can survive on my own in the outside world. Don't compare me to a weakling."

The four captains then came over, and they all gave Andrea a thumbs up.

At the same time, they had some doubts.

Logically, shouldn't they keep their distance since they've just become traitors, fearing their traitorous identities will be discovered?

Who would have their superiors come looking for them in such a grand manner as soon as they become a traitor? Doesn't that clearly indicate there's something going on between them?

Although they had doubts, they could only hope that Andrea had something else on her mind.

Andrea glanced at the expressions on the four people's faces, understood what they were thinking, and thought about what she was about to say, so the smile on her face disappeared.

"I have a mission assigned by the governor."

"It's just that some fools always like to flaunt their insignificant power and even try to defy the governor's orders."

As she said this, Andrea looked at the skeleton lying on the ground.

The key member shuddered and quickly retorted, "I did not intend to resist the governor's orders. You didn't explain it clearly. That's your problem, not mine."

Andrea had no intention of teasing him. "Let's go, I need to tell you what your governor wants to do!"

"What?"

The table was slapped, and the teacups on it shook, showing how much force was used to strike the table.

Ignoring the situation on the table, the man looked at Andrea, panting heavily, clearly overwhelmed with emotion.

"That's the gist of it," Andrea said truthfully, without any embellishment.

Because the incident itself was explosive enough, no resident could accept it.

However, with their own arrangements, the probability of success might not be low.

Andrea glanced at the other expressions, all of which were quite unpleasant.

The other three, though not standing up, had their fists clenched tightly, and their emotions were far from calm.

Andrea paused for a moment, then suggested, "I think we can hand them over."

The four of them looked at Andrea with disbelief in their eyes.

They felt that Andrea was a woman, someone who had been out in the world, and should understand what would happen to a woman she gave away; wasn't that just pushing her into hell?

Andrea raised her hand and stretched out. "I know what will happen if I send them out. But what if the people on the other side are our own people?"

Andrea left it at that and didn't continue, but that was enough for the four of them to understand.

Their eyes lit up, as if they were ships lost in the dark, finding a lighthouse and regaining their composure.

"That's right, just as you think." Andrea smiled slightly.

"Your immediate priority is to inform your ten trusted partners and explain the situation to them so I can report back."

The four exchanged glances and quickly started talking amongst themselves, discussing who was trustworthy and who they should approach first.

No, no, that person is too nosy. If they tell her, the whole of Woodbury will know the next day.

How about this one?

This one isn't that great either?

Anyway, it was a back-and-forth process, and the list was finalized very quickly.

Since the decision was made, the meeting was not continued.

Andrea stood up and looked at the four of them: "You all need to explain things clearly to them. I'll be leaving now."

Da da da—

Andrea's footsteps faded into the distance, and the four of them took a deep breath as they watched her retreating figure.

This is equivalent to their pledge of allegiance to Huangshi; they must do it well in order to leave a good impression on Huangshi.

Knowing that Yellowstone is a large community of thousands, they thought about how to climb the ranks themselves, since they couldn't just slack off like they did in Woodbury.

The four quickly assigned a contact list and rushed back to the training ground.

Back at the training ground, the key member glared at them a few times, but never dared to make things difficult for them.

They didn't even know what they were being asked to do, so they couldn't just give them a hard time. If they delayed the governor's important business, he would really be dead.