The officer calmly unbuttoned his clothes, revealing the bomb fixed to his chest, and reached for the switch.

Commander Liu's eyes widened. At this moment, if he fired the gun, it might cause an explosion without him having to press the switch in his notebook.

In a panic, Commander Liu picked up his rifle butt and swung it at the officer, but the officer dodged it.

The officer reached for the switch again, and at the same time, Commander Liu rushed forward without hesitation.

He wanted to sacrifice himself to buy time for the soldiers to retreat, even if it was just a second. If the bomb exploded a second later, more soldiers could retreat to safety.

But he dodged it again.

That said, Little Ben's boxing skills are quite impressive.

This time, while dodging, the officer reached for the switch.

But just an inch away from the gate, he suddenly fainted.

Not only did he faint, but everyone in the room, including Commander Liu, fainted.

Looking at the scene before her, Bai Shuang patted her chest, feeling a wave of fear wash over her.

"If we had been even a second later, the consequences would have been unimaginable."

She had a bad feeling as soon as they came out of the water.

"Quickly, something might happen on the ship."

The group didn't bother returning to the submarine and swam directly towards the ship.

When boarding the ship, Lu Yu ordered Bai Jiu and the other person to escort Bai Shuang to the submarine to await news.

He led Xiao Zhao and a few others to the rescue.

Fearing there wouldn't be enough time, Bai Shuang released the snow leopard to lead the way.

Even after they left, Bai Shuang was still worried and secretly followed them.

At worst, she could hide in her spatial dimension in a critical moment, but if she lost Lu Yu, she didn't know how she would live the rest of her life.

Lu Yu and the others followed behind the snow leopard, hurrying forward, while Bai Shuang and Bai Jiu quietly followed behind.

Lu Yu and the others followed the snow leopard into the room, and Bai Shuang followed right behind them.

At that moment, Commander Liu was fighting with the Japanese officer, and Bai Shuang immediately saw that the man was reaching for something in front of his chest.

In her panic, she grabbed a handful of potent sedatives and sprinkled them directly on the area...

Hearing the sound, Lu Yu turned around and looked at her with a murderous gaze.

"Why did you follow me here?"

Bai Shuang: "I'm sorry, I was really worried just now."

"Bai Shuang, there will absolutely be no next time."

Indeed, if it weren't for Bai Shuang's handful of medicine, the consequences would have been unimaginable.

But he had to ensure that Bai Shuang was absolutely safe, both personally and publicly.

If he could do it all over again, he would still choose to leave Bai Shuang on the submarine, even if it meant losing his life and the lives of everyone else.

Bai Shuang took out the antidote and placed it under Commander Liu's nose for a while, and he woke up.

"General! Madam! I'm not dead!"

He sat up, saw the officer with the notebook next to him, and was about to pounce on him.

"Quick, quick, he's carrying a bomb."

Lu Yu grabbed him, "Let's defuse the bomb first, he won't wake up anytime soon."

The Japanese are notorious for their ruthlessness; someone once hid a bomb inside a piece of flesh, so bomb disposal soldiers must be allowed to defuse it first.

After defusing the bomb, the remaining notebook was stabbed to death.

Thus, this small group was completely wiped out.

Commander Liu pointed to the bound women and asked Bai Shuang, "Is there any hope for them?"

Bai Shuang glanced at it and shook her head.

To be precise, with Bai Shuang's medical skills, they could be saved, but they would require a large amount of precious medical resources.

Moreover, they are already beyond saving; even if they are saved, they will be crippled.

In the apocalypse, even able-bodied people struggle to survive, so how could they possibly survive?

Lu Yu and Commander Liu were handling things here, while Bai Shuang and the military doctor were treating the wounded soldiers' wounds.

When they rescued those who had been used as boatmen, their compatriots burst into tears upon seeing their own soldiers. They were finally saved and could live.

People from other countries, however, had mixed feelings.

Some were afraid that these Chinese people might enslave, humiliate, beat, or kill them, just like those little devils.

Is it possible that I've escaped one wolf's den only to fall into another?

Two fishing boats and one steamship were seized in total.

At this moment, the two submarines that had drawn away the Japanese gunfire returned.

The recent sounds of gunfire here might attract the attention of other forces.

Without lingering, they sailed away in the submarine overnight, covering a distance of about two hundred nautical miles, and only stopped at dawn.

After resting for a while and having a meal, we started dealing with those people.

First, separate the foreigners. Bai Shuang and Lu Yu can't throw people into the sea, but they have no obligation to support them either.

It's also impossible to give them the captured ships and fishing boats.

They gave Bai Jiu and the others the ghost boat they had picked up earlier, and left them the remaining food in the notebook that they didn't know what it was.

There were about thirty of those Chinese compatriots.

After a thorough search, sure enough, two notebooks were found mixed in, and the person was shot dead on the spot.

They were from the official base in Northwest Jincheng and escaped by ship after the storm.

They barely weathered one storm after another, and the number of people dwindled from the initial five hundred to one hundred.

When things calmed down a bit, I was hijacked by the notebook.

The spies robbed their ship and all their food and supplies, then locked them up with a group of kidnapped foreign family members.

They forced them to do all sorts of dirty and tiring work every day, and if they were even slightly slow, they would be whipped.

That day, Little Notebook got a craving, so he dragged someone to chop it up and eat it.

In the end, only these thirty-odd people were left.

...

The foreigners asked to stay or leave, but there was nothing we could do; we had to save our own compatriots and couldn't worry about them.

They gave those thirty-odd people a fishing boat to live on (a large fishing boat can accommodate more than 60 people), but the fishing boat itself did not belong to them.

They were also given a seawater purifier and some food.

During difficult times, only the minimum living allowance could be provided, with an average of two grains per person per day.

As the population grows, this rule must be established.

The government didn't leave much grain with Bai Shuang; they still had to feed the team. As for Bai Shuang's own grain, that was a different matter.

Unless she encounters difficulties and is willing to subsidize them herself, no one has the right to ask her to pay her wages.

Currently, there is no income. Once a suitable place is found, whether or not farming will be possible, and when farming will begin, are all uncertain.

Commander Liu had someone tell them that they hadn't found a fixed place to stay yet, and asked them if they wanted to come with him or live alone.

Those people were so terrified of the notebooks that they dared not let go of them when they saw their own army.

Lu Yu instructed his men to tell them, "If you follow us, you must obey orders."