What happened to the Delta Force? It turned into Arknights!

"You mean Alina?"

“That’s right, she was always alone when she went out to exchange supplies.”

"Wait, what's that sound?"

Suddenly, a creaking sound came from the forest, and several infected people looked toward the source of the sound.

The next second, Han Fei, dressed in a police inspector's uniform, walked out of the forest and smiled at the infected people: "Hello, you ungrateful little devils."

Among the infected people, someone recognized Han Fei and exclaimed in surprise, "It's you!"

"Alright, I'm not interested in wasting my breath on you guys. Let's get going."

Han Fei flipped his right hand, and a spinning blade appeared in his hand, which he then flung out.

The spinning blade, released from the hand, struck the infected at the very front with pinpoint accuracy, then exploded, scattering its blades in all directions, eliciting a wail of agony.

"you?!"

The infected at the front cried out through gritted teeth, "Talulah said she'd let us go!"

"Yes, Talulah agreed to let you go."

Han Fei nodded, then smirked and asked, "But what does this have to do with me, Han Fei?"

"Damn it, you—"

The blade of Shadow Strike sliced ​​precisely across his throat, abruptly ending his words.

Volume One: Chapter Nineteen: Heart-to-Heart Talk

The sound of gunfire can travel quite far, and Han Fei didn't want the villagers to discover that he had come to kill these infected people.

Therefore, the Shadow Blade became his only option.

Three-round grenades won't work; the explosion is too loud, it travels farther than gunfire.

With a swift stroke, the infected individuals collapsed to the ground, lifeless.

"I'm exhausted."

Han Fei bent down and wiped the blood off Yingfeng's head with the corpse's clothes. Then he stood up and frowned, saying, "What should we do with this body? Dig a hole and bury it? But I don't have the tools."

"Let them be buried by the wind and snow."

The sudden female voice startled Han Fei. He turned around and met Shuangxing's gaze.

This made Han Fei a little embarrassed, and he scratched his face and said, "When did you get here?"

"Earlier than you think."

Froststar strode up to Han Fei, glanced down at the corpse on the ground, and said, "So, can you tell me the reason?"

“They had only been gone a short while when you chased after them. From the very beginning, you never intended to let them go.”

"Uh……"

Han Fei was speechless for a moment, unsure how to respond.

He really couldn't tell Froststar the truth. Was he supposed to tell her that he saw the future and knew they would commit unforgivable sins, so he decided to strike first?

This is a bit exaggerated.

Han Fei's silence caused a hint of disappointment to flash in Shuangxing's eyes. She said softly, "Can't you tell me? I thought we were friends."

“I don’t know when you arrived, or whether you overheard their conversation,” Han Fei sighed. “They intended to harm Alina, so I killed them.”

Han Fei was indeed not as kind as Alina. Before she died, Alina did not want Talulah to be blinded by hatred, and she was unwilling to tell Talulah who had hurt her.

But Han Fei was different; he felt no remorse whatsoever for killing these people.

It's important to know that Han Fei's time here is limited. There's a countdown in his field of vision, and he only has 77 hours left.

It looks like a lot, but it's actually only a little over three days.

He couldn't possibly wait until these people hurt Alina before staging a hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress drama.

Putting aside how much time this would waste, what if these guys didn't make a move within these three days? Wouldn't he have to go looking for them all over again before leaving?

It would be better to strike first and eliminate any potential threats.

What are you spouting nonsense about? Prepare to die!

Froststar looked directly into Han Fei's eyes and said, "You still haven't answered my question. You've been following us from the very beginning, as if you knew exactly what they were planning to do next."

Han Fei was speechless for a moment. He and Shuangxing looked at each other, and he could see a very obvious expectation in the girl's eyes.

We hope he will tell the truth.

This left Han Fei in a dilemma, unsure of where to begin.

After waiting for a long time without receiving a response from Han Fei, Shuangxing's expectation gradually turned into disappointment, which was evident in her eyes. She lowered her head and said softly, "If you don't want to talk about it, that's okay. I understand. Everyone has their own unspeakable difficulties."

Seeing the disappointed Froststar, Han Fei felt a pang of guilt for betraying the girl's heart.

This feeling lingered in his mind, and he couldn't shake it off no matter what he did.

So Han Fei took a deep breath and said, "If I said that I have seen the future and foreseen Alina's fate, would you think I'm exaggerating?"

Froststar raised her head and stared into Han Fei's eyes, as if trying to see through the window to his soul and understand the thoughts deep within his heart.

Seeing that Shuangxing remained silent, Han Fei continued, "If I don't kill these people and let them roam the tundra, the trouble that follows will be far more serious than you think."

If Alina hadn't died, Talulah wouldn't have turned evil so easily.

As Talulah's best friend, the former can greatly alleviate Talulah's psychological pressure; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him a spiritual mentor.

Froststar remained silent until Han Fei was about to say something more, at which point she slowly said, "Is this your motive?"

"Yes."

Han Fei said calmly, "That's my motive. Even if you don't believe me, I would do it again if I had to do it again."

"No, I believe you."

Froststar's words completely disrupted Han Fei's plans, leaving him unable to say what he was about to say.

“As I said, I arrived earlier than you think, and I overheard their conversation. I know they want to take revenge on Alina, so from the beginning, I didn’t think you were indiscriminately killing innocent people.”

Before Han Fei could speak, Shuangxing continued, "I never thought of you as a bloodthirsty villain. In my mind, you have always been a kind and good person."

"You were willing to use such precious medicine to treat my family member without even blinking an eye."

Froststar opened her left hand, looked at her palm, and said softly, "You gave me the warmth I've always wanted, even if it was only for a short moment."

She raised her head again, looked into Han Fei's eyes, and said, "I just don't like the feeling of not being trusted. Mingming, you said we were friends."

"And I have indeed considered you a very important friend."

Han Fei said softly, "I'm sorry..."

"You don't need to apologize to me."

Froststar raised her hand, partially covering Han Fei's lips, and said, "I'm the one who should apologize. Was I being too aggressive?"

"No."

Han Fei paused, then added, "It's not that I don't trust you, it's just that I'm afraid you won't believe me, after all, my motives sound very strange."

"There are some."

A faint smile curved at the corners of Shuangxing's lips, her blooming smile like the petals of a snow lotus suddenly unfolding.

"However, as I said, I believe you."

Seeing this, Han Fei breathed a sigh of relief. He was really worried that Shuangxing would become a stranger to him from then on.

"Can you keep this a secret for me?" Han Fei asked. "About this matter, and my motives."

"can."

Froststar nodded slightly and said, "No one can find out what just happened from me, I assure you."

Han Fei said, "Thank you so much."

If Talulah finds out about this, who knows what kind of changes it might cause.

It's important to understand that Talulah is still the benevolent Talulah, not the corrupted one.

Given the corruption of Talulah, these few troublesome infected wouldn't even need Han Fei's intervention; they would have died long ago in the stronghold.

Just then, a pair of fluffy white rabbit ears naturally appeared in front of Han Fei.

At the same time, the girl's deliberately lowered voice traveled with the wind to Han Fei's ears.

"As compensation, I'll let you touch my ear."

Volume One: Chapter Twenty News

Why compensation?

As Han Fei asked, he reached out and stroked Shuangxing's fluffy rabbit ears.

“After calming down,” Frostnova said, looking down, “I reflected on myself and realized more and more that I had been a bit too aggressive just now.”

"well enough."

After Han Fei had his fill, he withdrew his hand and said, "However, we could have more of this kind of compensation."

Froststar looked up and chuckled, "Don't be too greedy."

Han Fei shrugged, then looked at the corpses and said, "What should we do with these corpses? I don't have any tools to dig a pit."

"Then let them be, let their corpses nourish this land."

Frostnova glanced at the corpse lying on the ground, a hint of disgust flashing in her eyes.

As the eldest sister of the Yeti squad, Frostnova, who has always regarded her companions as family, dislikes such traitors very much.

It's understandable to forgive mistakes; everyone makes mistakes sometimes.

But after making a mistake, instead of repenting, they are filled with thoughts of revenge.

Such a guy truly deserved to die.

Han Fei thought for a moment, then nodded and said, "That works too."

Normally, burying corpses is done to prevent plagues. However, in the tundra, the extremely cold climate will naturally freeze corpses, making it difficult for germs to grow, and thus, plagues will not occur.

"It's all over," Frostnova said. "Alright, let's go back."

Han Fei said, "Wait a minute."

Under Froststar's watchful gaze, Han Fei jogged along, thoroughly examining the corpses.

Looting is definitely a must. Even though these infected are poor, what if they drop something good?

However, judging from the results, this "what if" is indeed a one in ten thousand probability.

Han Fei licked the bag clean, but there wasn't a single thing left to pick up.

Froststar looked at Han Fei who had returned, somewhat amused and exasperated, and said, "Do we have to search this too?"

"Where would the money come from if I didn't search?" Han Fei said matter-of-factly. "I've already run the knife, what right do I have to be picky?"

The most important thing for a player who's into running a knife-making game is not to dislike containers. Some containers have a very low drop rate, but if you touch them, you still have a chance to get something. On the contrary, if you don't touch them because you dislike their low drop rate, you're guaranteed not to get anything.

Yellow box, laptop, you know?

The same principle applies to the soldier's bag and the container; if you don't touch it, where will the big red come from?

"I don't understand you." Frostnova shook her head. "Can we go back now?"

"Let's go."

Han Fei stretched and walked towards the stronghold with Shuangxing.

Because they hadn't chased after them for very long, the two soon returned to their stronghold village.

As soon as they entered the village, an infected person greeted them: "Sister Shuangxing, Dr. Hanfei, you're back."

Han Fei turned his head and saw that it was the Yeti Squad.

The Yeti Squad and Frostnova have a close relationship, so Han Fei naturally wouldn't pretend to be aloof. He smiled and replied, "Yes, I went out to take care of a little errand."

"Dr. Han Fei, why don't you come over for dinner later?" the Yeti invited. "Many people want to thank you in person."

Han Fei was already in a situation where he was just looking for a free meal, so he was fine with eating anywhere. He agreed, "Okay, I'll come find you guys later."