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Chapter 66 Death Order
"What do you mean?" I was very nervous, staring at Mo Ge.

Mo Ge pouted, and said calmly, "Let's go in and talk."

To be honest, I feel really uncomfortable that Design Moge and the others can come and go in and out of my room at will.

However, perhaps this can also be regarded as one of the monitoring mechanisms of the base.

After entering the room, the lights in the room turned on automatically, and Mo Ge pulled out a chair from one side of the wall and sat down.I was a little trembling, as if the owner of this room was not me, but Mo Ge. After hesitating for a while, I finally sat in front of the computer desk, glanced around, and saw the eye-catching "death certificate" again , I feel very uncomfortable.

Mo Ge said: "Actually, the decision was temporarily changed by the superiors. Originally, the special warfare squad was preparing to participate in the coastal blockade in three days' time, so as to adapt to the battlefield and test your abilities at the same time. But now, the superiors have decided that the special warfare squad The squad was reassigned to another mission."

"What mission?"

"Sneak into the central fortress." Mo Ge said.

"What? The central fortress?" I was stunned.

"You should know the only Christian church in City Z, right?" Mo Ge said.

"Holy Grace Church on East Road?" I asked.

"That's right, it is adjacent to orphanages and hospitals." Mo Ge said, "The government army originally planned to take the first step and build a new outpost there. The operation code is 'Central Fortress'. You should know the location of the East Road Church , it happens to be able to guard the entire section of Cuiping East Road and the two main roads leading to the city center, if you can defend there, you can very well control the war situation in the east of the city."

"Did the government army succeed?" I asked.

"Successful, but..." Mo Ge sighed, and said, "The government army had already discussed with us. After they guarded the church on the East Road, we would send people to join them and try to establish a defense line to form an encirclement. But in the past two days, all the people we sent have disappeared. And we have completely lost contact with the defenders of the central fortress."

I didn't speak, I stared at Mo Ge blankly.

Mo Ge ticked the corner of his mouth and said: "According to the information sent back by our people, there has been no war on the periphery of churches, hospitals and orphanages. There are not even bloodstains."

"Is that so..." I frowned and said, "That's because something went wrong inside."

"Yes, so now, the higher-ups are going to divide the special operations squad into three groups, and sneak into the central fortress again to find out." Mo Ge said.

I can tell that the superior is asking us to die. We have only been here for a few days, and they suddenly let us perform this "death mission"? !Especially for me, I haven't even participated in a day of training, and my combat experience comes from sporadic conflicts while fleeing. How is performing this kind of mission different from dying?

I couldn't help saying: "We are recruits, this kind of task, give us?!"

"You heard me right." Mo Ge stood up, pondered for a moment, looked at the wall on one side, and said thoughtfully, "Before you came here, the special warfare squad had been training for three days, according to the regulations of the resistance organization , those who inject the concentrated solution, the training time in peacetime is half a month to one month, and then they can be sent to various major theaters and bases for defense, or join the special formation of the government army to perform tasks. In wartime, the training time for recruits It has been shortened to one week to ten days, and now the situation is urgent, and by the time the mission is carried out, the special warfare squad has already trained for six days, and it is a higher-intensity training than before, which should be enough."

I also stood up and said excitedly, "What about me? I don't want to talk about training, I haven't even been a trainee before."

"But you are the only one among them who has killed an infected person." Mo Ge said.

I'm at a loss for words.

That's right, I've been killed all this way, and I've been in a trance. I even forgot what I was doing at this time the day before yesterday.

"The superior has organized the special warfare squad, including you, into three teams. You will go to investigate in three groups. You are the last group. In other words, if they can solve the problem, you will save trouble. However, I guess..." Mo Ge didn't continue, but I knew exactly what it meant.

I couldn't help punching the metal table next to me, and asked sharply: "You know that people will die, but you still want to send a group of people without any experience? What is your mentality?"

Mo Ge fell silent.

"Speak up!" I shouted eagerly again.

Mo Ge suddenly raised his hand slowly, stared at his palm for a long time, then turned around, looked at me, and said: "As the team leader of the war zone, I sent no less than a hundred soldiers to die from my hands. Each of them is a recruit. If you don't understand, you will probably think that I am the most abominable executioner."

"You are." I gritted my teeth.

Mo Ge hooked the corners of his mouth, remained calm, expressionless, and said indifferently: "There is one thing I must tell you. As a soldier, no matter which army you are in in the future, whether it is the government army or the resistance organization...you have to Always remember that the lives of veterans are always more precious than recruits, this is an iron law."

"Why?!" I don't understand, the same is life, why is the life of a veteran valuable, but the life of a recruit is doomed to be low, and can be squandered at will?
But Mo Ge didn't explain to me, she stared at her hand, lowered her head and said: "Anyway, obey the order, we are all soldiers, we can only choose to obey."

I lowered my head slightly and clenched my fists.

Mo Ge suddenly turned away with a smile, that smile seemed a little bit bitter.

"You have a good rest, tomorrow we will conduct individual training for you." Mo Ge said.

"Me? Alone..."

"Don't be nervous." Mo Ge still smiled, but reluctantly, "We won't embarrass you, but when it comes to the battlefield, we won't be able to tell."

Mo Ge left the room, and I lay down on the bed alone.

This night, I'm destined to have trouble falling asleep.

The life of a veteran is always more expensive than that of a recruit. This sentence lingers in my ears over and over again.

Is this really the unwritten iron law of every army?

I got up very early the next day, and I didn't feel tired. I thought Lin Wan would start worrying again if she knew about it. I simply stayed in the room until after six o'clock before I washed up and went out—in fact, I was not tired at all. I don't know if it's really past six o'clock in the morning. The only thing that can indicate the time in this room is the hour at the bottom of the computer screen, that's all.

Although the base is well-equipped, it is hard to see the sun—are we just a group of people who can't see the light?

When she left the room, Lin Wan had already walked over from the other side of the corridor. Today she was dressed very unusually. Instead of wearing a rest suit, she was wearing a white coat and a pair of glasses. She was holding books and suggestions in her hands. Price, this look, although it doesn't show her tall and slender figure, but it makes her more refined, and she really has the air of a scientist.

However, I was a little embarrassed to see her like this.

"Are you awake?" She looked at me, "How do you feel, have you washed?"

I nodded quickly.

She still did not forget to continue to remind: "You must keep your body clean and hygienic every day, and it is best not to get sick, so as to ensure the accuracy of each of our tests and the effectiveness of the drug, understand?"

I nodded.

"Come with me." Lin Wan turned around and walked towards the elevator.

I didn't speak, and followed Lin Wan into the elevator. After entering the elevator, Lin Wan suddenly pulled out an electronic card and put it next to the elevator floor selection button for a moment. , Below the layer selection button, two small metal plates moved slowly to one side, and a row of three new buttons suddenly appeared, marked "B1, B2, B3" respectively.

Lin Wan reached out and pressed the "B1" button, the elevator descended rapidly, and the speed seemed to be faster than usual, which made me feel a little weightless. Where is this taking me? !
Within ten seconds, the elevator door slowly opened.

In front of me is a spacious laboratory.

The brightness of the laboratory, the precision of the instruments, and the incomprehensible text, graphics and symbols on the large computer made me feel that this is the real body of the offshore base, and everything above is just a deception That's all.

I seem to be in a future fantasy world, but everything in front of me is so real.

There are not many people in the laboratory. There are two men in white coats who are constantly recording something in front of the computer screen on one side, and another person is sitting in the seat almost in the middle of the large computer that surrounds the laboratory. Type something quickly, sometimes tap the control button on one side, and sometimes put your hands behind your head and look up at the screen.

On the screen, the outline of a male body appeared, and various complicated symbols and data were marked all over the body, which was puzzling.

(End of this chapter)