Chapter 93: Forming a Group
Chapter 93: Forming a Group
Zhou Liming clapped his hands and walked out of the street, which was just a little wider than an alley.
The earth-shattering screams had made all the residents here quickly close their doors and hide under their beds, covering their ears, pretending not to hear what was happening outside. For them, things were very chaotic now, and they had lost interest in what would usually be a crowd-watching spectacle.
A drunkard staggered past Zhou Liming and stumbled into the street.
“Ah!”
A piercing scream rang out. The drunkard rushed out of the street with exaggerated speed, letting out a ghostly wail: “Murder! Murder!” He had just seen a street covered in corpses, at least dozens of them. All of them had been ruthlessly killed on the street, some even split in half, with blood splattered everywhere.
Seeing the drunkard’s face twisted with terror, Zhou Liming rubbed his nose and thought secretly, “Is it really that terrible inside?”
Fighting ordinary people was nothing like a massacre; Bone Spurs could easily dissect them. Zhou Liming had turned them all into corpses in just a few minutes. Actually, they probably wouldn’t have died if it were up to him. Zhou Liming was not a big devil by nature. But Qiao Bingsen was right. In this world now, only cold-blooded people could survive.
These dozens of people were just practice for Zhou Liming to build his skills and courage.
The situation in New Delhi was very bad. Food had become what people needed most. If this continued, large-scale chaos would break out soon, and cannibalism would be staged here. This was not an exaggeration. Even in the city, if you wanted to eat grass roots, you couldn’t find any. You had no choice but to eat people.
Undoubtedly, New Delhi would definitely become a devil-like city in the near future.
After strolling around, there was nothing but tragedy everywhere. This also made Zhou Liming lose interest.
Back in the hotel, Yang Ran and the others had not returned yet. Zhou Liming checked their locations on his Communicator, told Qiao Bingsen and the others, and then went for a shower. Fortunately, although New Delhi was chaotic, basic utilities like water and electricity were still being supplied normally. After changing clothes, he had no choice but to stay in his room.
Wei Junshan and the other four were still discussing, coming up with several plans to execute their investigation according to these plans later.
That evening, the Indian side gathered all the personnel who had arrived at the hotel. After introductions and getting to know each other, the next step was naturally to discuss how to form teams.
Sanjay said, “Madhya Pradesh has fallen. Although the Fierce Beasts suffered heavy losses due to the Nuclear Weapon strikes, we cannot rule out the possibility of high-level Fierce Beasts still existing. Therefore, to find out the true cause of the crustal movement, we hope everyone here will cooperate sincerely and work together to complete this investigation, which is of great significance to us and to all humanity.”
Given the current situation, no one cared about these details. The formation of new teams was naturally approved by everyone.
The newly formed teams would be organized by country as squads. The Indian side would send personnel to serve as the captain of the entire team. Within the squads, members were allowed freedom of movement as long as they were safe. However, once danger was discovered, they had to follow the team’s commands, with the priority being the safety of the experts.
Sanjay knew that the personnel from various countries were all elites of their respective nations. To win everyone’s respect, he said, “It is indeed inappropriate for our side to act as the team captain, but we have limited time now, so we must prioritize urgency. However, I think you should understand that only we are most familiar with Uttar Pradesh. Now let me introduce our captain, Kahn.”
Kahn was a tall mixed-race man with European and Indian bloodlines. He was tall, and his skin was not dark like that of Indians; instead, it resembled that of white people. He stood up, gave a cold glance at everyone present, said nothing, and stripped off his clothes, leaving only his underwear. Then, with a roar, he transformed into a werewolf giant over three meters tall.
“Ah!” screams of fright rang out. Many people were so scared they fell off their chairs, causing a commotion.
Sanjay quickly introduced, “Everyone need not be afraid. Kahn is a Fierce Beast Warrior.”
In fact, Zhou Liming did not expect that the Indian government had also developed Fierce Beast Warriors. On second thought, it didn’t seem strange. The Fierce Beast disaster suffered by the Indian authorities was the most severe among many major powers. It was inevitable that something happened to let them discover the secret of Fierce Beast Genes.
On the other hand, in Russia, the Fierce Beast disaster was not as big as imagined. Naturally, the time it took them to discover that Fierce Beast Genes could be utilized would be much slower.
As for small countries like Germany, they had already shrunk into a few limited cities. It would take a sufficient amount of time for them to discover the secret of Fierce Beasts as well. This caused everyone to be startled upon seeing Kahn. Several personnel carrying firearms already raised their guns, preparing to shoot.
Sanjay seemed to enjoy the astonished look on everyone’s faces. He took out his sidearm and fired a shot at Kahn’s eight-pack abs.
To everyone’s surprise, Kahn didn’t even move. The bullet hit his abdomen, and its force was completely intercepted. It fell softly to his feet. Based on Zhou Liming’s observation, the bullet should have left a slight mark on his abdomen. There was some pain, which he had merely endured silently.
Sanjay’s motivation for doing this was simple: to establish authority, so that other countries would not underestimate them and would aim to command the entire team.
Qiao Bingsen had no respect for Kahn at all. He didn’t really care who led the team, but he still found it interesting. He wanted to know the extent to which the Indian government had developed Fierce Beast Warrior research, or what level their Fierce Beast Warriors had reached. With his expertise, he could see that Kahn’s level was above the Fourth Stage.
Faced with a Fierce Beast Warrior like Kahn, everyone from countries other than China was dumbfounded.
If bullets couldn’t deal with him, what kind of monster was he? They also realized this was very important information and must be transmitted back to their home countries immediately.
Sanjay had anticipated this point. He said, “We will provide everyone with data on this aspect later. Additionally, it is worth noting that countries like the United States and China, as well as Canada, Australia, etc., have also acquired a considerable number of Fierce Beast Warriors. Of course, we prefer to call them Super Warriors.”
Yang Ran beside him whispered, “Sanjay seems generous, but his purpose is to sow discord. Later, other countries will definitely owe him a favor. Why shouldn’t we, who possess Fierce Beast Warriors, be the first to publish this beneficial news for all humanity to the surviving countries?”
Zhou Liming just smiled. This kind of tactic didn’t seem to be working well these days. He didn’t even look at the current situation of the world.