Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

Maria asked Li Xinghe.

Everyone stood at the intersection, completely bewildered.

Li Xinghe glanced around and saw the dense crowd behind the barrier wall. He also felt that this place was not safe. After weighing the options, he said, "We will proceed south for 8 kilometers along the established route, and after arriving at the Sofitel Stadium, we will take a helicopter away from the grass field."

He waved, and the team continued running south. They would run 8 kilometers south onto the city's western avenue, and then they would find a way out.

Li Xinghe's change of direction, in turn, spurred Trump's team to run together along the wide West Side toward the stadium at the edge of their field of vision.

"We'll go to the stadium, and the helicopter will wait on the lawn for rescue!"

After learning of Li Xinghe's plan, Tulsi coordinated the plan within Trump's White House team and urged everyone to go together.

The exhausted Chuanbao couldn't run any further after a few hundred meters and could only lie on a small cart while his family dragged him along from behind. His moment of exhaustion and helplessness was captured by all the photographers.

Which unit are you from?

Reporters also clung to Li Xinghe's fully armed troops, curious about his identity. Because they were all wearing masks and goggles, it was difficult to discern their identities.

But at least he's not Black.

The soldiers' reply in broken English:

"We are the special operations company of the U.S.-Japan Combined Command in the Indo-Pacific Theater."

That's not wrong, because the Joint Command is part of the Western Pacific Theater.

In any case, the American media finally found a unit worth promoting, and they hurriedly put the unit's structure in the news, praising their bravery and unity.

Eight kilometers feels incredibly long when you're running.

When the group finally arrived at the intersection, there was a long line of people behind them who couldn't run fast due to the threat of fire, and they were slowly moving forward.

Entering West Manchester Street, after escaping for 600 meters, we finally arrived at the Sofitel Stadium, a super stadium built at a cost of 50 billion US dollars.

Only then did Li Xinghe have the leisure to put on a show. With his left hand carrying Kay Madison Trump and his right hand holding Arabella Kushner, he carried Trump's two granddaughters and led the way by crashing through the stadium gates. In the eyes of many spectators, he was the first to enter the helicopter escape zone.

Luckily, he covered his face, otherwise he would have been broadcast live globally today.

Finally, the California helicopter landed slowly, taking the Trump family out of the deadly zone of the battle royale and to the temporary command post set up at the airport.

National Guard vehicles finally arrived late, escorting the weary heads of state to the airport for refuge.

Upon arriving here, Li Xinghe immediately began distributing supplementary bonuses to the exhausted soldiers:

"Ten thousand dollars per person, escaping alive is a victory."

While handing out large sums of money, Li Xinghe also seized the best lounge at the airport, placing his subordinates, Valeria and Maliki's team, who had fainted from the heat while running, there.

When Tursi arrived, he called him to the command post.

Exhausted, Chuanbao asked Li Xinghe:

"who are you?"

Li Xinghe stood with his legs apart, back straight, removed his mask, and put his hands behind his back:

"I am the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Forces Japan Combined Command. You can call me G.L."

An excessively young executive.

Trump, disregarding any further questions, made a direct promise:

"I want to promote you to the rank of general; I think you deserve this compensation."

Thank you.

Theoretically speaking, Li Xinghe, who was in charge of two organized military units at this time, was indeed a general. So he didn't care.

Trump glanced at the politicians around him, whose expressions varied and whose intentions were complex, and then asked Li Xinghe:

"How old are you?"

"She is 2 years younger than your eldest granddaughter and 2 years older than your youngest granddaughter."

Li Xinghe did not directly state Trump's age, but instead provided a point of reference: his eldest granddaughter, who is very popular on the American internet, and his youngest granddaughter, who is famous for her adorable Chinese speaking skills, were born in 2007 and 2011, respectively.

"Thank you for your contributions to the United States."

Trump expressed his gratitude again, thus demonstrating that his political power had not been compromised.

After this series of events, heads of state or opposition politicians from other countries also came to express their gratitude to Li Xinghe:

"Let me introduce myself, I am Weidel."

"Le Bon".

“Duda…”

Now, Li Xinghe can perhaps be considered to have made his global live-streaming debut.

If he wanted, he could easily stay in the United States and become a top-tier politician.

Unfortunately, this was of little value, so Li Xinghe only interacted with heads of state from various countries and Trump's right wing.

I added my politician friends as friends to get acquainted with them.

The ability to project a certain temperament in different situations is perhaps one of Li Xinghe's chameleon-like characteristics.

Koizumi, standing nearby, was already on the verge of death, lying on his cot due to a leg injury from running. Moreover, he lacked the confidence to speak confidently in such a situation, so he simply lay there. In comparison, Li Xinghe seemed more like a Japanese prime minister.

When it came to the neighborhoods that had already rioted and burned, Trump was very conflicted:

"What do we do now?"

The California sheriff reported to him:

"The entire downtown Los Angeles, from Inglewood to Compton, from Lakewood to La Mirada, communities with millions of residents are starting to riot..."

Staff members and politicians were buzzing with discussion:

"What should we do? Deploy the California National Guard to sweep through the streets and eliminate the insurgents?"

"Should we send 2 National Guard troops against 2000 million citizens in the Los Angeles metropolitan area?"

One against 1000 people, that's way crazier than a zombie apocalypse.

After all, zombies only bite slowly, while so many citizens are armed with a massive number of guns. California alone has 2000 million legal firearms, and illegal ghost guns account for 65% of the total in the United States, a number so vast it's impossible to calculate.

With so many guns in these impoverished communities, sending the National Guard in would most likely result in them being wiped out by the bandits.

At this juncture, Vance, the leader of the Maga movement and an opponent, needs to demonstrate his toughness:

"This is no longer an ordinary community riot; this is clearly treason and rebellion!"

Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., cheered him on from the sidelines:

"Deploy strategic bombers and blast them all into the sky!"

"what?"

Li Xinghe was shocked.

Just when everyone thought Li Xinghe was about to ask how Trump could do this, Li Xinghe instead reminded Trump:

"Your Excellency President, there are no more bombers available for takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base."

Now it's Trump's turn to be bewildered:

"what?"

Yes, there aren't many usable bombers in California. This is because the United States doesn't have any bomber squadrons deployed along the entire West Coast.

The chaotic military meeting was completely pointless.

The final decision was still to send the National Guard and the Army to quell the riots.

In the closed-door meeting, both Tulsi and Li Xinghe told Trump:

"Without a doubt, those standing behind you probably secretly hope for the success of a community riot."

Could a few impoverished neighborhoods really produce such suicidal wildfire riots?

At least Li Xinghe didn't believe it.

Did Gavin Newsom and the California politicians behind him mobilize their own gang-like grassroots organizations to create localized crises? Did they wantonly incite riots and provide firearms and ammunition? Is the California Police Department and the government deliberately creating social crises to incite public riots?

If they answer no, Li Xinghe would rather believe that Gao Tiao Wuyue has a G-cup.

So it is quite clear that most of the American politicians present were the instigators of this crisis. Although they themselves were forced to participate in a marathon escape race, it did not stop them from secretly tripping up Trump.

The Democrats desperately need this kind of rioting to prove Trump's failure.

So in a sense, Li Xinghe has exceeded the task assigned to him by Tommy. Although he didn't assassinate Trump, he has effectively ended Trump's political life.

The defense minister shouted from the command post:

"Deploy the National Guard into Los Angeles to further strengthen the wall. Set up checkpoints inside the wall, and leave no one unchecked!"

……

After all that happened, after more than twenty heads of state were sprinting through the border wall, vividly reenacting an escape from a zombie city, the White House spokesperson was still able to hold a press conference with his neck stiff:

"No, there's nothing wrong with Los Angeles. The president and his family, as well as heads of state, are only facing a minor community crisis. They had to temporarily change their plans due to a gas pipeline leak and fire. The United States will send more military units to Los Angeles to ensure the safety of athletes from various countries and to extinguish the fire."

The community riots and residents' anger were described as an 'accidental fire'.

It makes perfect sense for the US to send troops in to fight the fire, right?

That's why the entire Los Angeles Olympics seemed so unique.

In order to host the Olympics, the government's various inhumane actions, the covert instigation of opposition politicians, and the deliberate incitement of data collection algorithms—these three factors combined to trigger chaotic and dark riots in Los Angeles communities. This chaotic black hole resembled Chicago after its bankruptcy, where gangs ran rampant. The police department completely withdrew, all government departments left, and social order was entirely controlled by the underworld gangs.

Even so, millions of people who are divided and locked up, like civilians imprisoned, still need to survive, eat, and work.

Therefore, they must survive, and thus they must resist even more.

As a result, gunfights in the slums became increasingly fierce, and the number of people joining gangs to fight against the military and police increased dramatically.

But the military cannot withdraw from the 150-kilometer-long barrier, as that would immediately plunge them into a vast sea of ​​civilians.

This creates a deadlock.

To prove it wasn't in the wrong, the United States, like an old man with a failing bladder, dispatched the National Guard in armored vehicles, along with four police cars in the front and four in the back, to escort athletes from various countries to the stadiums within 3-meter-high walls. Simultaneously, the National Guard and other U.S. troops being mobilized were continuously deployed into community battlefields, engaging in fierce and bloody street fighting and suppression against local gangs.

It wasn't that no country had requested to rush home and withdraw from the Olympics, but unfortunately, these requests were met with fierce scrutiny from US officials and a massive troop deployment of the National Guard, forcing them to obediently withdraw their applications. Furthermore, Los Angeles International Airport was sealed off by military police and special agents, with troops being deployed from the US interior to quell the unrest in the communities.

Firefighters from all over the country are also busy extinguishing fires and spraying water in cities and mountains.

Athletes from all countries could only race desperately in the arena amidst the sounds of gunfire and the raging flames of community fires.

In particular, athletes from China, the United States, Japan and South Korea have made new breakthroughs in track and field events. Whether it is the 100-meter race or the relay race, athletes from all countries are giving it their all.

In post-match interviews, some athletes inadvertently revealed the truth:

"Afraid of being shot, I had no choice but to run for my life."

Surprisingly, under these circumstances, the US national team was the first to falter, failing to surpass China in the medal standings and even being overtaken by third-placed Japan, currently ranking third.

Americans outside of Los Angeles have begun to mock their national Olympic team's absurd performance:

"This is because white people have a poor mentality and lack the strong will of Asians."

Less than a few days after the start of the Olympics, the fires in Los Angeles not only failed to be extinguished, but instead showed signs of continuing to spread.

Because the 150-kilometer-long border wall is not demolishable, the behind-the-scenes instigation of politicians, and the desperate resistance of the people, the struggle has become so intense that tanks and armored vehicles have to be used.

The city's gangs started fighting desperately.

At night, they used building materials to build and demolish barriers, engaging in black market trade between communities while also dealing in large quantities of illegal firearms, fast food, and basic medicines smuggled in from unknown sources. There were even numerous CIA combat manuals inexplicably distributed to the public, instructing them to fight the U.S. military with iron pipes and kitchen knives.

In order to forcibly occupy the community at night, the military, police, and special agents had to repair and reinforce the barrier during the day.

The scene gradually saw the emergence of improvised bombs, homemade trap mines, and even indirect fire mortars.

In less than 5 days,

More than 200 soldiers and police officers died, and three to four thousand were wounded and discharged. Li Xinghe's special operations company also suffered wounded soldiers.

Holding the seized manuscript, Li Xinghe, completely bewildered, went to ask Tulsi:

"Isn't this just the CIA's own riot control manual? How did it end up in a Los Angeles community? How did it end up teaching them how to make explosives?"

Tursi gave an awkward laugh and remained silent.

There was nothing she could do; she was just a relatively moral politician without any real power of her own.

They know who's behind it all, they know who's orchestrating it, but they just can't bring themselves to say it.