“We are in big trouble.”

Su Hao stopped, thought for a few seconds, and said bitterly: "What Hege said is very terrible. Not only us, but for everyone, it is an unavoidable disaster."

Mutant creatures are not always imprisoned in abandoned cities. In the future world, the military and the Academy of Sciences are curious about this strange phenomenon and conduct targeted research, but there is no result. However, from the second year of the Black Era, that is, the same time and space as Su Hao is currently in, in September of that year, the first "moon tide" in the history of biological warfare broke out in Atlanta, an abandoned city in the United States.

Hege did not lie.

Perhaps it is the effect of the tidal gravity of the moon or the magnetic field effect caused by the rotation of the earth. The mutated creatures gathered in abandoned cities will show signs of restlessness to varying degrees every time the full moon. They will appear particularly irritable, attacking each other, sexually assaulting, and even biting and swallowing. The mutated creatures no longer adhere to their respective territories, and their aggressiveness is several times greater than the normal period. Due to the differences between populations and differences in ability strength, a large number of mutated creatures will leave the abandoned city at the full moon and encounter any targets in the surrounding areas of the city.

In the dictionary of the future world, this phenomenon is called "moon tide".

Su Hao once dissected some mutant creatures that were killed by the military during the "moon tide" period, and found that most of the muscles in their bodies were hard and abnormally rigid. This shows that the amount of hormone secretion in the mutant organisms increased sharply, resulting in the muscle fibers being unable to contract back to normal when they were dying.

The size of the "moon tide" varies, so we can only judge the size of the abandoned city itself. Initially, the military believed that this was an individual phenomenon caused by the struggle between populations within mutant organisms. It was not until the third year of the Black Era that it was not until time comparison that the phenomenon occurred due to the frequent biological frenzy in various places.

Every "moon tide" means a large-scale death of human beings. Whether the army or civilians, they have no ability to resist in the face of the tide of biological craze that is coming like a tide. Some base cities that are located near the abandoned cities are inevitably affected. However, since the "moon tide" is multi-directional dispersed, although mutant creatures gather in large quantities, they rarely have a single impact on a certain direction during the Hefei Battle, so the impact on the base city is mostly limited to a controllable range. With the tall and thick city walls and a huge number of weapons, the mutant creatures that rushed out of the abandoned city because of the "moon tide" are blocked outside the base city. Once the tide period of twelve hours passed, they returned to the abandoned city.

The impact of tides on mutated organisms varies. Not every abandoned city will erupt in the full moon time. On a global scale, there may be only one, two cities, or dozens or hundreds of cities at the same time. There is no rule to follow. Although the world's military invests a lot of resources to study in the future, there is still no clue. The only thing that can be done is to issue a red warning when the "moon tide" approaches, requiring each base city to increase its alert and defense levels and try to accommodate refugees scattered outside the city.

Su Hao did forget about the "moon tide".

It’s not that he was careless, but that in the decades of the future world, the "moon tide" mostly occurred in Europe, Australia, North America, Asia, South America, and Africa, which were very little affected by the "moon tide". Especially in the entire East Asia, only happened thirty times. Compared with Europe, Australia and the Americas have as many as hundreds of times per year (calculated in the total number of outbreak cities) and are almost as few as irrelevant.

Generally, it is estimated that at least more than 100,000 missing civilians may even reach 150,000.

This is not normal.

Hou Jingzhan did not care about the life and death of civilians. The fate of those people was destined to be long before the outbreak of the virus. They either fend for themselves or rely on themselves. The military headquarters distributed retired individual weapons to them at most and would not give them any practical help.

However, it is a very strange thing to suddenly disappear a large number of people.

Hou Jingzhan continued to review aerial photography documents from the recent period. He found that the Air Force had found multiple batches of refugees 35 kilometers and 100 kilometers northwest of the New Guiyang Base respectively. Judging from the refugees' moving routes and directions, it can be determined that their original starting point was the New Guiyang Base.

It is obvious that these people are moving.

But why is this happening?

Where exactly do they want to go?

Now is not a peaceful time, and large-scale population migration is not as simple as saying it is. Without cars, trains, planes and other means of transportation, adults can only be dozens of kilometers away by walking alone. Moreover, it is impossible for all the refugee groups to be adult men and women, as well as elderly and children, and food, drinking, water and night accommodation are also problems.

Hou Jingzhan didn't know why this change occurred. He naturally linked the abnormal situation to Su Hao.

Although there was no evidence, Hou Jingzhan listed Su Hao as the target of suspicion.

This is an instinct, an intuition.

What are the benefits of driving all the civilians outside the base city away?

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If it weren't for the newly formed division that needed a large number of soldiers to be replenished, Hou Jingzhan would have wanted to create several massacres outside the city to drive these ungrateful wolves away.

So what's the disadvantage?

Overall, it seems that only the new division will be affected———Soldiers are the basis for the troops. Without refugees, there is naturally no source of recruits.

But the problem is that the recruits of the new divisions are enough. They are in the training stage. No matter how many civilians gather outside the city, they will not have a practical impact on the new divisions.

As for the labor required for the construction of the base city, it is actually enough for the refugees stranded outside the city. After all, only the engineering troops can take over the construction of the underground part, and civilians can only participate in the work of surface construction. At present, the most important city wall in Guiyang has been completed. Although the construction speed in the city is a little slower, it is not that important.

Hou Jingzhan was unable to find the answer to the questions in his mind and began to become more and more irritable.

Su Hao, this bastard, he must die.

When he heard that Su Hao’s wife was listed as an “important suspect” by the military headquarters, Hou Jingzhan couldn’t help but open a bottle of “Red Star Erguotou” during dinner that day to celebrate.

But a few weeks passed, and there was no news of the woman being captured. It was only after the 19U Army's air search troops discovered her, but the other party destroyed the helicopter on the spot and then escaped.

If the woman is caught, Minister Sun can make a fuss about confessions through normal channels, and then involve Su Hao and die in one step.

Hou Jingzhan always felt that he was very calm and was a wise type of being calm when encountering problems. However, when facing Su Hao, he found that his mind was full of fire that could not be extinguished.

Thinking of this, Hou Jingzhan seemed to have his blood-covered nephew in front of him again...

His eyes swayed slightly, gritted his teeth, and pressed the computer start button on his desk hard. As the screen slowly rose, Hou Jingzhan quickly typed lines of text on the keyboard.

It was a report directly uploaded to the personal information database of Executive Minister Sun Zhan through a secret channel.

As for the content, it is just a few words to summarize: "8l Pei has completed all the preparations and is waiting for further instructions."

Beijing No. 1 Base, Office of the Minister of Administration.

Sun Zhan sat on the chair and read the report signed by Hou Jingzhan carefully.

This report is very detailed. The content covers the current construction progress of the new Guiyang base, the existing staffing of various new divisions, personnel composition, materials and weapons and equipment, etc. Hou Jingzhan, who was an administrative staff member, has a very good set of table reports. The data comparison is rigorous, and the material equipment and consumption are very accurate. Among them, there are many suggestions for improving the control of the troops and accelerating the training of new soldiers. Due to the complex situation involved and the wide variety of things, the printed paper consumed more than 30 pages.

Many people like to cut the mess quickly when dealing with matters, and be neat and straightforward. However, Sun Zhan doesn't think so. He always feels that when looking at problems, one must dig deep into the root cause and fundamentally find out the cause, and then the right medicine can be prescribed.

This slow and meticulous method has always been used by Sun Zhan. Perhaps because of his own administrative staff, he was not impatient with Hou Jingzhan's report at all, but instead had a kind of admiration. He felt that putting Hou Jingzhan in the new editor 8l Pei as the chief of staff was a good move.

More than two hours later, Sun Zhan finally finished reading the report. He closed his hands, put his elbows on the table, and slowly fell into deep thought.

Among the ten new divisions under the 505th Group Army, Sun Zhan's direct personnel controlled seven. The remaining part was divided by two other military members. They also did not have the power to take charge of the combat troops, but they controlled the communications and transportation departments respectively. Of course, with the idea that no one could absolutely believe, the cooperative relationship between Sun Zhan and others only seemed close on the surface. But no matter what, as long as the Zhao faction and the Yuan faction existed, the alliance between Sun Zhan and others would continue.

The layout of the new Guiyang base city has been basically completed. According to Hou Jingzhan's report, it is almost time to start.

Su Hao killed several of Sun Zhan’s confidants one after another, and the hatred between them was long impossible to resolve. Every extra day, Sun Zhan felt that it was an unbearable torture.

However, before the full launch of the plan, Sun Zhan had two questions that still had no answers.

First: Why did Yuan Zhicheng suddenly propose to establish the 505th Army at the new Guiyang base?

Second: Is the power Su Hao really weak as Hou Jingzhan said? Is that cruel and savage guy really betrayed his relatives and has become a toothless tiger, locked in a cage and roared wildly?

There are many questions that have no answers after all, because that doesn't matter at all.

Sun Zhan casually clicked on the computer screen on his desk and entered the commands. An image soon appeared on the screen.

That was one of the intelligence sent back by the Army Aviation Search Unit of the 19U Group Army. They found the traces of Li Xinyan and others in Guangxi. Before the helicopter exploded, the images taken by the onboard system had been sent back to the headquarters of the 19U Group Army. Now, the image on the screen in front of Sun Zhan is the scene where Xinyan raised his gun and shot at the helicopter.

Her face was full of fierce and furious expressions, and she gritted her teeth, and the 9mm assault rifle shot out flames.

Sun Zhan slowly frowned. He didn't like this kind of woman who showed fierceness, even though it was on the battlefield, fighting for life and death.

However, Sun Zhan has to admit that Xinyan is indeed very beautiful. Su Hao is indeed very lucky to find such a beautiful wife. Especially when it comes to grasping women's minds, he is really good at it.

In the face of absolute power, women's sex cannot explain any problem.

Although my heart was filled with contempt and hatred for Su Hao, Sun Zhan's eyes could not be removed from the screen.

The wisdom of the old man is largely derived from experience——Sun Zhan’s research on the word “beauty” has far exceeded the ordinary visual sensory effect. Upon hearing about Chen Shang’s murder, Sun Zhan immediately reviewed all the information about Li Xinyan. Through photos and videos, he digitized the simulated images of the woman’s facial features and body, and compared it with those beauties with a large number of fans in peacetime. Finally, the computer concluded that Li Xinyan’s comprehensive beauty index was at least 20% stronger than them, or even more.

Sun Zhan didn’t know where Su Hao got such an excellent beauty and made her a wife?

But one thing is clear: in terms of appearance and appearance, women who are more beautiful than Li Xinyan are indeed rare, and there is even no second one at all.

When something precious appears in front of you, you will desperately want to get it.

When you get it, you will protect it at all costs.

The same goes for women.

Since it is impossible to find a second better than the current one, men usually look closely at what they already have.

Sun Zhan was not interested in the problem between Xinyan and Chen Shang. He only saw the military headquarters issue an arrest warrant for Li Xinyan, while Su Hao, the husband, did nothing and could only stay in the 505th Army Command, like an ant on a hot pan.

This just proves that everything mentioned in Hou Jingzhan’s report is true.

Even his own woman could not be protected, and Su Hao did not have much strength. Otherwise, he could at least send troops to help Li Xinyan escape.

Sun Zhan's tightly closed mouth slowly bent, revealing a hint of excited smile.
Chapter completed!