Chapter 80 Does being weak mean you should be bullied?

Lin Baozhu narrowed her eyes as she looked at the bottle in the man's hand. Under normal circumstances, even with strong acid, human bones couldn't be dissolved so quickly, especially in such a small bottle. She was very curious about how these people made these things.

It seems she needs to go inside the cave and take a look.

Lin Baozhu looked at the four men with guns, one holding a crossbow and the other a sharp-edged stone. Seizing the opportunity, she first threw the stone at the person closest to her, then pulled the trigger of the crossbow, successfully killing two people.

Only two people remained, back to back, looking tense and constantly glancing around warily with their guns raised.

"Who goes there? Show yourself! Or I'll blow these people up."

One of the short men, with a mustache, pointed a gun at Yang Sanlang and the others who were tied up. However, before he could finish speaking, an arrow pierced his head. The other man's head exploded before he could even react!

The scene was deathly quiet. Then the head of the pigsty looked in the direction where Lin Baozhu was.

"Thank you for saving us, but could you please untie us?"

Lin Baozhu peeked out from behind the rock, ignoring the head of the pigsty, and instead ran to Yang Sanlang's side, using a dagger to cut the ropes binding him.

"Baozhu, it's you! It's too dangerous here, let's go quickly."

While untying the others, Lin Baozhu said, "Brother Yang, you take these guns and go first. I still need to rescue people."

"How can you, a girl, save her?"

The captain of the Big Pigpen frowned at the incessantly talking Yang Sanlang: "Stop talking so much nonsense. Saving people is the priority. The comrade who just led the enemy away is still in danger. If you are really grateful, take your gun and go save him. Kill all those bastards."

With that, he picked up the gun from the ground and took the lead in chasing after Qin Haifeng...

Seeing this, the others thought for a moment and also picked up their guns and gave chase.

"Baozhu, we're going to rescue them. You hurry home and be very careful."

There was no one around at the moment. Lin Baozhu glanced at the corpse on the ground, put away the bottle of medicine that could destroy the evidence, and put it into her space. Then she glanced at the corpse on the ground again and put it into her space. This was her medal for meritorious service, and she couldn't lose it.

She glanced at the cave and strode inside. The cave wasn't very wide, but it was very deep. The further she went in, the damper the ground became. She took out a flashlight from her spatial storage and shone it around. There were signs of mining all around the cave, and some unknown insects were slowly wriggling under the stone walls. A faint stench filled the air. She walked forward for about five minutes with a furrowed brow and vaguely heard moaning sounds coming from inside.

She gripped the dagger and strode forward. After walking about a hundred meters, the view suddenly opened up before her—a huge man-made cave.

Light bulbs were installed around the cave, illuminating it as bright as day.

Four people in white coats were drawing blood from a child around an operating table. Upon closer inspection, the child turned out to be Aunt Guihua's grandson.

One of the people responsible for drawing blood exclaimed, "This kid's blood is the purest I've ever seen, even purer than a newborn baby's. Pills made with this kind of blood will be incredibly effective!"

"It's worth all the effort we've put in staying here. Once the drug is developed, we must present it to Colonel Matsui."

Listening to their conversation, Lin Baozhu felt a surge of resentment. These beasts who had infiltrated China seemed to have surrendered, but in reality, so many of them remained in China to continue their inhumane and cruel ways to harm the Chinese people.

Without making a sound, Lin Baozhu raised her crossbow and aimed the arrow at the dwarf who was having blood drawn, the arrow flying swiftly towards the doctor's forehead.

"who?"

The short man drawing blood narrowed his eyes, rolled on the spot, and the arrow fell to the ground. Lin Baozhu looked at the man who had dodged the arrow, slightly surprised.

She stored the crossbow bolts in her spatial storage, grabbed a handful of sharp-edged pebbles, and hurled them at them again...

Sure enough, I still find the stone easier to use.

Look, she only threw out a few, and the hands and feet of the four little beasts were all pierced, leaving them lying on the ground panting like dogs.

Lin Baozhu, her face covered, slowly walked into the cave. The four people strained to look up, and the moment they saw Lin Baozhu, their eyes widened: "Who exactly are you?"

"You bastards, instead of just surviving in your tiny island, you're still here in our country conducting human experiments."

As Lin Baozhu spoke, she pounded on the men repeatedly until they all passed out.

Lin Baozhu ignored the four people on the ground and quickly walked to the bunk bed. She reached out and checked their breathing; they were breathing weakly, clearly indicating excessive blood loss. Lin Baozhu quickly took out a pill from her spatial storage and put it into the little one's mouth...

This medicine is a super blood replenishing pill. In the apocalypse, injuries are common. This super blood replenishing pill is an essential medicine for every super warrior. Just one pill can replenish dizziness or even shock caused by excessive blood loss.

After giving him the medicine, I waited a while and noticed that his breathing wasn't so weak anymore; he let out a breath.

She looked around, took out a pair of gloves from her spatial storage and put them on. She walked around the stone wall and finally saw a hidden door in the shadows. The color of the door was almost blending into the stone wall. If she hadn't been touching the stone wall the whole time, she would never have noticed it.

Pushing the door open with a stick, only two small light bulbs emitted a faint light inside. Upon seeing the scene inside, an indescribable anger surged to the top of his head.

brute!

Scumbag!

Rubbish!

She strode in with a flashlight, violently pried open the iron cage door, and carefully carried out the children who had been almost drained of blood. Some of the children had tears still clinging to their eyelashes, and their small arms and legs were covered with needle marks from blood draws.

These are the cubs of their nation, the hope of the future. Some of them were stolen here as soon as they were born, while others were brought here when they were two or three years old, and then these beasts drained their blood.

An unprecedented hatred surged in her heart. China was indeed weak now, but did that mean it should be bullied?

Massacres, Unit 731, mass graves—who can forget the atrocities committed by these beasts in China? Who dares to forget?

In her past life, her country struggled to survive, but was forged into an indestructible empire by the blood and flesh of countless ancestors who lived in anonymity, and even the Great Beauty was terrified of it.

But that road was too difficult!

Now that she has the good fortune to travel to this era, she will rewrite history and do everything in her power to make China the world's leader. As the saying goes, only when China becomes the big brother will the world be at peace.

Lin Baozhu carried the children out one by one, wiped the dust off their faces with handkerchiefs, and carefully tidied their disheveled clothes...

When Qin Haifeng and the others arrived, they saw four unconscious people in white coats and the neatly arranged corpses of children on the ground.

"Beasts, bastards, how dare these people..."

Lin Baozhu raised her head, her eyes bloodshot, her voice hoarse: "These four people are Japanese, and these children have had their blood drained by these beasts."

Lin Baozhu closed her eyes in sorrow, and two lines of tears silently slid down her cheeks.

“I arrived just in time today; Aunt Guihua’s grandson has already been rescued. But the others…”

Seeing her dazed expression, Qin Haifeng said with heartache, "This is not your fault. Perhaps they bled them out the moment they caught them. These beasts, if handed over to the police, their fate will not be any better than these children's."

Lin Baozhu's eyes flashed with a cold light: "What's the use of killing these few beasts? Can the hundreds of thousands of wronged souls in China close their eyes? Our country must become strong. Only when we are strong will we not be bullied..."