People in Terra, poor and weak but invincible

Chapter 331: The Decision Under the Natural Disaster

Not long after the White Queen found a chair and sat down in the meeting room, two men walked quickly into the room.

One of them was an Elafian man wearing a military uniform, with a pair of deer horns on his head and a sword on his waist even when he came to see the superior. He saluted and said:

"Sir, I'm Severin, the captain of the Vollenmude Military Police.

The person next to me is the town representative of Warrenmuth."

Another ordinary-looking man next to him, also from the Elafia tribe, followed suit and saluted.

"No need to be polite, just call me Captain Bai."

The White Queen's tone was filled with natural majesty: "I came here this time and I need you to help me with two things.

First, organize the town residents and let the natural disaster messengers in the town calculate a new mobile city-state route to avoid the impending natural disaster. "

"what?!"

Severin and the town representatives were shocked.

But after the shock, some doubts appeared on their faces.

"Captain Bai, do you have a confirmed source of information about the impending natural disaster?" Severin asked. "I'm not daring to question you, but the natural disaster messenger from Vollenmude just made a calculation not long ago. According to the current route, the town is unlikely to encounter a natural disaster."

"You don't have to worry about him. The Scourge Messenger of the Crisis Contract has arrived in Vollenmud and has gone to look for him."

The White Queen vowed.

Hearing this, Severin and the town representatives said nothing more.

The White Queen nodded with satisfaction and said the second thing:

“Let the military police in the town search the whole city for two people, a man and a woman. The male feature is the white-haired Luper, and the female feature is the black halo of Sakta.

After you find the whereabouts of the two, you must not act on your own, nor harbor any hostility towards them, and report to me immediately."

The White Queen thought that this matter would not be a difficult task for Severin.

But as her order was passed on, Severin did not respond immediately, but instead looked embarrassed.

"Why, as the Voice of the Queen, I can't even call upon the gendarmerie in your town?" asked the White Queen puzzled.

"Don't dare!"

Severin quickly explained, "It's just that I just received an order from the higher-ups a few days ago that the lord of a mobile city-state near us is about to hold a banquet, and we need to mobilize the military police from Vollenmude to maintain order and security."

The brows under the White Queen's mask suddenly wrinkled into the shape of the Chinese character "川".

A surge of anger rose in her heart.

"Who gave those people the right?" The White Queen stood up and walked in front of Severin. There seemed to be flames dancing in her lavender eyes. "Vollumde's gendarmerie belongs to Vollumde. Are they treating the gendarmerie of the towns in their territory as their own private guards?

If the gendarmerie is transferred away this time and Vollenmude is hit by a natural disaster, what kind of losses will be caused? As the head of the gendarmerie, don't you know it?"

Severin's breathing stagnated, and he suddenly felt that the female captain in front of him, whose body was not very tall, was actually filled with a majestic aura like mountains and seas.

"Ahem... Ahem, Captain Bai, calm down."

Severin was stimulated by the pressure from the White Queen and couldn't stop coughing.

The town representative beside him quickly took over the conversation and explained:

"We didn't know in advance that Warrenmuth was about to encounter a natural disaster. After we return, we promise to immediately send a communication to the leaders above to explain the whole matter."

The White Queen took a deep breath, removed her pressure, turned around and sat back in her chair:

"Go down and arrange another place for me to live."

Severin and the other man quickly saluted and retreated.

After leaving the meeting room, Severin lit a cigarette for himself immediately.

The town representative looked at him puffing away and said with a headache:

"Your health is getting worse and worse, so quit smoking now."

"What we are facing now is much more important than me quitting smoking." Severin said with a wry smile, "Captain Bai is really strong, his aura alone almost suffocated me.

But she must be following some important person and rarely goes out, otherwise she wouldn't say such ridiculous remarks."

The town representative looked around quickly and warned in a low voice:

"Keep your voice down so no one can hear you.

But you are right, only those big shots who are high above and ignorant of the people would think that rules are everything.

We have no right to say no to the nobles in the mobile city-states."

Speaking of this, both of them looked a little ugly.

They were caught in the middle of the two sides and were in a dilemma.

"Why don't we just follow Captain Bai's instructions? I feel her status is slightly higher than those of the nobles." The townspeople's representative tentatively asked.

"But after she finds those two, she will leave Vollenmud one day, but those nobles will always be there."

Severin directly pointed out the crux of the problem.

The town representative sighed and scratched his head with a headache:

"So what you mean is, listen to those nobles?"

Severin exhaled a puff of smoke. His face became a little blurry in the smoke, and his eyes looked through the smoke at the distant sky.

When the smoke cleared, Severin extinguished the cigarette butt between his fingers, and said with a firm tone:

"Don't act hastily. I'll go find Biederman. He's the messenger of the natural disaster. We must follow his advice on whether to change the route.

If a natural disaster is really about to happen, the military police cannot leave, absolutely not!"

"You know what this means." The town representative looked extremely solemn.

"Of course I know, but I have to do this and I am ready to face all the consequences."

Severin's tone was not particularly tough, but rather sounded like he was joking with himself.

……

……

Logos found an ordinary house according to W's message on the terminal.

As soon as he approached the door, he heard W's laughter from inside:

"Anto, if you were to go to the Twelve Tones Street Free Clinic, you should have taken me with you."

"Why are you brought here?" a female voice in the room retorted, "To let you inject some ammunition into the patients' heads?"

"Don't treat ammunition as medicine. When the time comes, this stuff can help patients curb pain more effectively than any painkiller."

W smiled and explained to the woman the special uses of ammunition.

Logos was overwhelmed by what he heard.

Logos remembered the voice of that woman, who was also a member of Rhodes Island. Her name was Anto, a girl from the medical department and the person in charge of the Warrenmud area of ​​Rhodes Island.

In Logos' impression, although this little girl named Anto was a little lively, she was always very well-behaved in front of him.

He simply opened the door, trying to interrupt W from corrupting the gentle and lovely medical operator of Rhodes Island.

But as the door opened, the corners of Logos' eyes twitched under the mask.

He clearly saw Anto holding a notebook, carefully recording the special uses of ammunition that W had described.

"Hey, hey, hey, are you a pervert?" W shouted as soon as he saw Logos, "How dare you break into our girls' rooms without even knocking? What if we were changing clothes?"

Logos hit back unceremoniously:

"If I accidentally see your body, I will immediately take out my bone pen and dig out my eyes."

W's eyes lit up and she pretended to lift up her skirt.

Anto was so scared that he quickly reached out to press W's skirt, but his palm touched something hard.

Anto:?

She subconsciously grabbed the thing and pulled it, and immediately heard W's low voice and the sound of the Originium bomb's safety ring falling off.

Anto looked at the metal ring on his fingertips and was shocked:

"Ah oh."