The Walking Dead: Rebuild

Chapter 70 Kidnapping
With Keweila's reminder, Lyon had ideas for dealing with Woodbury and the Governor.

Early the next morning, he left Glenn's team and Daryl's team to continue to consolidate the prison's defenses. He drove with Kevella and Paige, and spent several hours following the map's instructions. Came near the town of Woodbury.

This is a typical American tourist town that combines architectural styles from many European and American countries. It is dominated by low-rise villas. The houses are loose, the land is sparsely populated, and there are not many high-rise apartments. Throughout the town, there are churches, hospitals, squares, The park has everything you need, with beautiful environment and lush vegetation. It is indeed a good place for ordinary people to live.

Leon and others parked the car on the edge of the town and quickly used cold weapons to clear out a private villa with a yard.

With the help of Peggy and Sherman's military reconnaissance drone, they spent more than ten minutes discovering the so-called Woodbury Camp in the southwest corner of the town.

This is a gated community formed by blocking both ends of the street with large trucks, tire boards and other debris.

Through the camera of the reconnaissance drone, Lyon saw that most of the survivors in the street were still as they were before the disaster. Some were basking in the sun, some were arranging flowers and plants, some were gathering together and chatting happily, and even You can still see one or two elderly people in wheelchairs, and playful children running happily on the street.

Such a scene left Leon and others speechless. Now it seems that this so-called Woodbury Camp is actually a waste.

Their survivors were protected in this closed community, with food, weapons, and security all relying on an armed team led by Governor Philip to find them.

The other remaining members actually have no substantive significance. They are still living the same idle life before the disaster. They neither think about expanding their territory, building safer shelters, nor thinking about storing more. Supplies, producing food to cope with future life.

Like a group of canaries in a cage, deceived by Governor Philip's rhetoric, they live in lies, thinking that they are now very safe and very free.

In fact, they don't know that as long as they encounter some slightly stronger predators, everything here will be destroyed, and they will become slaves or playthings, or more often, corpses.

After observing for more than ten minutes and figuring out the actual situation in Woodbury, Leon quickly lost interest.

Sherman, who was strong and honest, scratched his head and whispered to his sister:

"Sister, are the people inside living too leisurely? They seem to have forgotten that this is the end of the world. I also saw some women pruning flowers and plants. Is there any point in doing this now?"

Peggy glanced at Leon secretly, with a blush creeping onto her face. She glared at her brother, snorted and said:
"Stupid, everyone here has been made into trash."

"Not everyone has the long-term vision and big ambitions that Mr. Custer has."

"After a few years, all the existing supplies will be consumed or rotted. This group of humans who have neither fighting power nor access to food will either die out or become predators."

"They may live a good life for a few days in the short term."

"But what greeted them in the end must be a tragic ending."

Hearing the two whispering, Leon came over with a smile on his face, touched Peggy's smooth blond hair, and said to the strong Sherman:

"Sherman, you are very talented at operating machines. After a while, I will select some young people to form a specialized drone combat team."

"I hope you, as captain, will help me train them. This will become a powerful force in our umbrella company."

Sherman patted his head naively and glanced at his sister. The girl glared at her secretly. He replied naively:

"No problem, Mr. Custer, I'll do whatever you want."

Leon nodded, thought for a while and then said:

"I heard that you want to learn helicopter driving skills, right?" The boy nodded quickly.

"No problem, that's a good thing."

He pointed at Kevella who had been leaning on a sofa and lazily reading a novel, and said:
"When you are free, you can go to Ms. Kevila for advice. She will seriously teach you how to fly a helicopter."

"You will be our Umbrella Company's No. 2 pilot."

Hearing this, Kevira raised his head and rolled his eyes at Leon, without making any objection, and continued reading his novel.

Sherman's eyes lit up. He had long wanted to learn how to drive these big guys. The strong boy said with some embarrassment:
"Mr. Custer, I also want to learn how to drive a tank from Colonel William, is that okay?"

A gentle smile appeared on Leon's face. He grabbed Peggy, who wanted to teach his brother a lesson, and said:
"Haha, no problem, I am a person who pays great attention to talents."

"Sherman, you have such talents, I will support you, and your talents will bring greater value to the umbrella company."

He turned to Peggy and said softly:

"Paige, I will transfer Daryl's team over, and I'll ask you to help me keep an eye on the situation in Woodbury."

"Don't let them discover anything unusual. Once they send out a small team to go out, they must notify me."

"We're going to follow and grab their fighters."

"With the condition of this camp, as long as those armed personnel are lost, they will become a group of lambs to be slaughtered."

"I think this will reduce unnecessary killings."

Peggy clenched her little fists, nodded and promised:
"Don't worry, boss, I will complete the task you gave me, and I will definitely keep an eye on them."

Leon nodded with satisfaction. He actually admired this smart and strong little girl. Not only was she a top student at the Polytechnic University, she was also very obedient, brave, kind, able to endure hardships, and had strong work ability. She was also proficient in the control and cracking of electronic products, and he Like my younger brother, they are both good employees who make the boss feel at ease.

Time passed quickly. Maybe they came at the wrong time. Throughout the whole day, Woodbury did not send any external exploration team.

Daryl's team arrived near the town in the afternoon, and under Leon's order, stationed themselves in a hidden forest.

They lurked quietly and waited until the next morning. Peggy found Leon with a faint dark circle under her eyes and told him slightly excitedly that the Woodbury camp finally sent a team of 12 people and four vehicles. The exploration team is heading south along the edge of the town.

Moreover, the man named Governor, who caught Leon's special attention, was not in the convoy.

Leon was very happy when he heard the news. He patted Peggy's little head as a reward, dug out a pack of high-end chocolates from his pocket and gave it to the girl as a reward.

Then he led everyone out of the villa and notified Daryl's team to join them. They quietly followed the exploration team through the reconnaissance drone in the sky as they moved forward.

Finally, an hour later, they approached the team in a plain more than ten kilometers away from Woodbury.

(End of this chapter)