In the apocalypse, I hoarded goods and handed over my storage space to the government.

Leave the air-raid shelter.

The wind and snow outside were getting even stronger.

Li Tie strode back to the Daxia war zone.

The adjutant has already taken the signed receipt to pick up the goods.

Outside, the sounds of tracks crushing ice and snow and the roar of engines could be heard.

The armed forces at the Hamburg camp are being mobilized.

Li Tie sat back down at the table, pulled over the tactical terminal, and entered his fingerprint and password.

The screen lit up, connecting to the Great Xia Intelligence Center.

"I am Li Tie, the war supervisor stationed in Europe, number 093. Reporting on unusual activity at the Hamburg camp."

Li Tie stared at the screen, speaking at an extremely fast pace.

"Ten minutes ago, Richard, the commander of the Hamburg camp, issued an order for a full-scale attack. Release..."

Abandoning the wait for heavy firepower support from Great Xia, they forcibly wiped out the high-risk mutated beast hordes surrounding the camp.

He paused, Richard's bloodshot eyes flashing through his mind, and then added a sentence.

"The target's emotions are extremely unstable, exhibiting a state of high panic and defensiveness."

The request is for the intelligence center to verify recent troop movements in the Europa theater and analyze their motives.

send.

Several tens of seconds later.

The tactical terminal emitted a "beep" sound.

The reply from the Great Xia Intelligence Center has arrived.

It was just a short sentence, but it made Li Tie's pupils shrink sharply.

[Intelligence received. Advisor Su is personally going to Europe; there is no need for intervention.]

"Advisor Su..."

Li Tie stared at the weighty name on the screen, initially taken aback, then suddenly burst out laughing.

He leaned back in his chair, his gaze passing through the window to the foreign convoy that was in disarray amidst the wind and snow.

"Run faster, Richard."

Li Tie muttered to himself, picked up the tea that had gone cold on the table, and drank it all in one gulp.

"I'd like to see what kind of trouble you can cause under the very nose of the Great Xia."

……

At the same time, at an altitude of 10,000 meters.

The Xuan Nu fighter jet cut through the thick cumulus clouds and cruised northward.

Looking down through the panoramic porthole.

Below the fighter jet, a hundred third-tier hellhounds, their heads crushing the ice along the way, raced toward the next coordinate point.

Bai Lu took off her shoes, wearing only a pair of white cotton socks, and curled up cross-legged in the large leather airline seat.

She held a glass of cola with ice in her left hand and picked up a potato chip from the bag in front of her with her right hand, popping it into her mouth.

"Click."

The crisp sound of chewing echoed in the quiet cabin.

Su Ran sat opposite him, and on the alloy table in front of him, three holographic tactical projections were unfolded.

"Buzz".

His tactical wristband vibrated.

Line access.

Su Ran raised her wrist.

An urgent briefing forwarded by the Great Xia Intelligence Center popped up on the screen.

Sender: Zhou Rui, Head of the Great Xia Awakeners Headquarters.

Richard, the commander of the Hamburg camp, issued a full-scale attack order ten minutes ago.

[All Tier 2 crystal energy munitions and exoskeleton armor have been extracted from the armory.]

Richard personally led the team, bringing the entire force of the camp, to forcibly leave the city and wipe out the surrounding high-risk mutated beast hordes.

Su Ran's gaze swept over these lines of text.

He leaned back in his chair, his fingers tapping lightly on the table.

"Crunch." Bai Lu took another bite of a potato chip.

She swallowed the food in her mouth, her gaze passing over the table and landing on Su Ran's face.

"What happened?" Bai Lu asked.

"Take a look at this."

Su Ran swiped her finger across the bracelet, projecting the briefing directly into the air between the two of them.

Bai Lu took a closer look.

A few seconds later, she leaned back in her seat, her brows furrowed slightly, her eyes filled with confusion.

"Go out and wipe out the mutated beast stronghold? Launch a full-scale attack?"

She looked at the text on the holographic screen and took another sip of her iced cola.

"This is a good thing for us, and it saves us from having to make another trip."

But why is he so proactive?

I saw an internal report from Da Xia a few days ago, in which he said that without heavy weapons, he absolutely refused to send troops.

"They're not even waiting for Great Xia's equipment today, they're just going out to fight to the death?"

Bai Lu's mind raced quickly. After thinking for a moment, she proposed a hypothesis.

"Has Richard gotten wind of our intentions and knows that we're coming for him?"

So you're voluntarily going out to wipe out the mutated beasts to show your loyalty to us?"

Su Ran chuckled softly and stood up.

He walked to the bar at the back of the cabin and picked up two mugs.

One glass was filled with a hot Americano, and the other was filled with warm milk.

"Showing loyalty may be one aspect."

Su Ran returned carrying two cups, pushed the warm milk in front of Bai Lu, and put the iced cola into her infinite space.

"It's the dead of winter, so drink less iced beverages."

Bai Lu obediently picked up the milk, holding the cup with both hands, feeling a warmth in her palms.

"And what's more important?" she asked.

Su Ran sat down and took a sip of black coffee.

The bitter taste spreads on the tip of the tongue, refreshing and invigorating.

"More than anything, he was afraid."

Richard was, after all, the commander of a large camp with a population of 100,000; he wasn't entirely stupid to have survived this long.

Su Ran slid her finger across the tactical map, zooming in on the location of the Hamburg camp.

He reached out and drew a line on the holographic map.

From Paris Base 03, we passed through several high-risk areas where mutated beasts were concentrated, marked in red.

Heading north, straight to the Hamburg camp.

"We led a hundred Tier 3 Hellhounds northward, claiming it was a 'real-world test' and a 'clearing out of high-risk mutated beasts along the way'."

Su Ran continued.

"As long as these mutated beasts are still around, our legion can legitimately continue advancing, and we can also avoid excessive panic among those foreign legions."

He picked up his coffee and drank it all in one gulp.

Richard understood this.

He knew that once the mutated beast horde was no longer used as a shield, they would no longer have a legitimate reason to continue their northward march towards the Hamburg camp with this vast army of monsters.

He put down his cup and joked.

"That foreign devil is quite clever; he knows how to cut off the enemy's supply lines."

The cabin fell silent.

Bai Lu looked at the coordinates of the Hamburg camp on the map, her eyes turning completely cold.

"They're so clever. They actually wanted to get ahead of us and kill all the mutated beasts on the road."

Bai Lu snorted coldly and turned to look at Su Ran.

"So what do we do now?"

Since he has cleared out all the mutated beasts around us, we have no legitimate reason to do so.

At that time, he will spread the word on the public channel that the Great Xia has sent a large number of troops to approach the foreign camp without cause.

The other foreign leaders might panic and band together to protest.

"protest?"

Upon hearing this word, Su Ran let out a low laugh.

"Does the Great Xia army have to depend on others for its destination?"

He stood up and walked to the panoramic porthole.

Below, in the icy snow, a hundred hellhounds are running wildly through the blizzard.

Su Ran looked at this absolutely obedient monster army, then raised her head and looked north.

That's the direction of the Hamburg camp.

"These foreign camp leaders all share this problem."

Su Ran's voice wasn't loud, but every word was as firm as iron.

"They are used to using the thinking of the old era to speculate about Daxia."

They always thought that by making some small moves and gathering some speculative information, they could directly use it as a bargaining chip to negotiate with the Great Xia.

Now it's discovered that Da Xia isn't even at the negotiating table; they're ready to flip the table.

They panicked and prayed that the Great Xia would show some respect for the rules.

Su Ran turned around, looked at Bai Lu, and slightly raised her chin.

Richard really thinks he's something special.

He should know...

The Great Xia army doesn't need to explain to anyone where it's going, nor does it need any reason!