“We were attacked by something last night and we were all knocked unconscious. After that, we have no idea what happened.”

"Traitors!" Naren kicked the officer guarding the grain who was speaking. "You don't know how the supplies were stolen? I think you colluded with the enemy to take the grain and weapons."

As a commander of an army, he still possesses this level of judgment.

If there hadn't been a traitor within their own ranks, with so many supplies of food and weapons under heavy guard, they would never have vanished overnight.

The officer guarding the weapons quickly protested his innocence: "Commander, I don't know anything about the granary, but I absolutely did not do anything to treason. I can swear to God that I am innocent. As for why the newly delivered munitions suddenly disappeared, actually, we were attacked by an unidentified object at night and then we passed out. When we woke up, all the weapons were gone."

"We haven't committed treason either," the officer guarding the granary hurriedly protested, trying to clear his name.

Naren grew increasingly enraged, kicking the two officers hard, drawing his sidearm from his waist, pointing it at their foreheads, wishing he could blow them to bits.

"According to you, so much weaponry and food disappeared overnight without a trace, and it has nothing to do with you. Ha, you still claim to be innocent? Do you think I'm that easy to fool?"

"We were indeed attacked by an unidentified object. That thing was incredibly powerful; it moved so fast, it took us down in a flash. Commander, we also find it very strange."

Na Lun was so angry he was practically turning into a pufferfish. "The fastest killing weapons in the world are undoubtedly guns and cannons, but there are actually things that are even faster than guns and can attack people without them even being seen?"

He really couldn't understand it.

"Commander, could it be alien creatures?"

"Screw you! What aliens? Scientists haven't even proven their existence. Don't spout nonsense. Even if aliens exist, how did they get to Earth?"

That's not right. Even if aliens came to Earth, why not help them instead of helping the enemy on the other side?

"Commander, if this wasn't done by aliens, no human being could possibly have such capabilities."

Nalun thought for a moment: "Even if you are colluding with the enemy, there are still layers of soldiers guarding the camp. It is impossible to transport those grains and weapons without anyone noticing."

When the enemy is transporting goods, the vehicles will make a rumbling sound; it's impossible for them to be completely silent.

But the reality is that those supplies of food and weapons really did disappear quietly.

It seems that there is no other theory that can explain this without the help of aliens.

Thinking about this, he felt even more troubled. If they were only fighting against humans, they would have the support of other major powers and could still compete with them. But now that the other side had the support of aliens, and the aliens were so powerful, he immediately felt the impending crisis of defeat.

"Those despicable aliens, why are we helping them instead of us?"

His staff officer, Eisen, said, "Commander, we don't even know if they are aliens or not. We haven't seen them with our own eyes. Right now, we're out of food and weapons. We must call our superiors immediately and ask them to send us a new batch. Otherwise, we'll have to surrender without a fight."

Naren gritted his teeth: "We must not admit defeat easily. Fortunately, our backing is strong enough. I will call our superiors as soon as possible and ask them to send people to allocate food and weapons as quickly as possible. Once the food and weapons arrive, our people must guard them with utmost care. If that alien comes, we must capture it alive and send it to our scientists for research so that we can use it for our purposes."

Because there was no food, and it would take time to transport food from other places, the soldiers here did not eat and quickly lost their fighting capacity.

By evening, the soldiers were so hungry that they had no strength left to fight.

Some soldiers couldn't bear the hunger. They secretly went to the homes of farmers at the foot of the mountain to beg for food, and even stole chickens from the farmers' homes despite their attempts to stop them.

Other soldiers followed suit, leaving their trenches to find food in farmers' homes. Regardless of whether the farmers were willing or not, they took whatever they could find. If the farmers refused, no problem, they simply pointed their guns, and no one dared to disobey.

The other side of the war zone

Commander Jiang looked at Xue Yanchen with a puzzled expression: "What's wrong with them? Their fighting strength is much weaker today. Their firepower was quite fierce yesterday, but they've become listless in just one day. Could it be that the major powers behind them want to abandon them and stop providing them with funding?"

"I think it's unlikely. Those countries have been planning this for a long time and came prepared. They wouldn't just give up so easily. Something else must have happened."

After the two finished speaking, the intelligence officer came in: "Commander Jiang, Battalion Commander Xue, according to the information obtained by our intelligence personnel, the enemy lost all their food and the weapons and equipment that they received yesterday overnight. As for why they lost their food and weapons and equipment, there is no clear reason for the time being. They themselves speculate that it was done by aliens."

"All the food and weapons are gone?!"

Upon hearing this, Commander Jiang's face immediately lit up with delight, and he couldn't help but burst into laughter.

"Hahaha, it must be heaven helping us! God can't stand their invasion of other countries, so this is their punishment. At the same time, it's also helping us. They've lost their food and weapons, isn't this the perfect opportunity for us to attack? I'm just wondering, who stole their food and weapons?"

The grain depots and armories of every military unit are of paramount importance and would be heavily guarded. They would also have alarm systems and similar systems, making them impossible to breach easily. The claim that aliens were responsible is utter nonsense. Aliens don't exist; it's all just scientists' speculation. Even if aliens did exist, why would they steal their food and weapons?

Thinking about this, he suddenly became worried: "Could it be that aliens want to use weapons to attack humanity, destroy humanity, and then occupy the Earth?"