After this incident, she finally came to terms with it.

It doesn't matter if the second child is not good at studying. As long as the child grows up safely and happily, there is nothing wrong with it.

Hu Meili has come to terms with it. Her actions today almost made Xiao Lao Er unable to move.

At this time, he had no time to think about whether there would be a typhoon or not.

Now the little second brother's mind was filled with only one thought: what on earth did he just say?

How could you coax your own mother into this?

After thinking about it, the little one was sure after being reminded by his elder brother!

It should be these words: [what is said in the book].

So the second little boy made up his mind that after the typhoon, he would read more books when he returned home.

Try to remember all the things in the book thoroughly, so that your mother will love you to death in the future!

It's just a coincidence, as if to prove something.

Less than five minutes after Little Second finished his words, a resounding command rang out from the crowd.

"Notify the people in the barracks to reinforce all the windows in the auditorium as quickly as possible."

"Yes! Battalion Commander."

Before this person could go and notify them, someone called out, "Report to the battalion commander, the people from the barracks unit are here."

"Open the door quickly."

"yes."

As soon as the door of the auditorium opened, the wind outside rushed in.

It was only at this moment that everyone noticed it.

On the stairs from the first floor to the second floor, there were actually hundreds of soldiers in wet military uniforms standing there.

The auditorium is so small that it can’t accommodate all the people from the Fourth Division.

It can be said that the troops have given up all the safest places.

These military comrades have only one purpose here, and that is to defend the last line of defense.

If there is any accident, they will provide timely rescue.

"Captain Sun, I don't think just building a wooden frame will work."

The people from the barracks department took a look at the extent of the shaking of the window and got straight to the point.

"The wind outside is getting stronger and stronger. If it continues like this, these windows will fall apart in an hour at most."

"Then what should we do now?" asked Captain Sun.

Upon hearing this, Section Chief Deng of the Camp Defense Section was also melancholy.

To be honest, this was the first time he had seen a typhoon of this magnitude.

He couldn't explain how to deal with it.

There is not much time left now, so we can only try our best.

"How about this, I'll bring people to reinforce it first, and I'll use all the materials I can."

After Section Chief Deng finished speaking, he took another look at the situation in the auditorium.

"First, have everyone sitting by the window evacuate to the side, leaving about two meters of space."

"Leave two meters?"

Battalion Commander Sun also looked over and said, "But if that's the case, the range of activities left for the military families will be even smaller."

"There's nothing we can do about it. We have to leave enough distance, otherwise the wind blocking effect won't be that great."

Section Chief Deng said the same thing: it doesn’t matter whether you are lying down or standing at this time; what matters is how to save your life.

"Yes." Captain Sun nodded without any hesitation.

"What should I do next?"

Section Chief Deng moved his fingers and quickly calculated a rough estimate.

"Prepare 500 sandbags. Build an arched wall of sandbags around the windows."

"About this location."

He gestured to indicate the specific height and emphasized another point.

"After the sandbag wall is built, pour more water on it."

Upon hearing this, Captain Sun frowned and looked over.

There are sandbags.

When we were discussing the plan a while ago, the barracks department gave us two.

One is to build sandbag walls, and the other is to reinforce windows.

So the young soldiers of the infantry company stayed up all night for several days in a row.

Only then have all the necessary sandbags been prepared and are now stacked in the lobby on the first floor.

In the end, the people in the barracks department chose the second option.

As for the clerk, Section Chief Deng also mentioned it before.

There were too many people in the family compound, and he was worried that if these sandbags were added, they would not be able to bear the weight.

Section Chief Deng is still worried.

There is no way. If you don't try, these windows will definitely break.

If one or two are broken, they can still be salvaged with some difficulty.

If more than three windows were broken, the typhoon would quickly tear the entire auditorium apart, and it would be impossible to stop it.