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nChapter 204: A Beautiful Girl’s Spit (1)

nTranslator: 549690339

nAbout half a day later.

nThe transport troops who received the order rushed over.

nLooking at the corpses of the East Mountain Flower Deer on the ground, the

n1,000-odd soldiers were dumbfounded.

nWhat was going on?

nIt had only been two days since the Deputy Chief had set off with the new recruits of the logistics unit, right?

nHow did they kill so many Flowering Deer?

nEven if they lined up, they wouldn’t be able to shoot one head so quickly, right?

nLooking at the fresh venison all over the mountain

nAll the soldiers of the transport troops fell silent.

nWhen they looked at Li Yueming again, all the soldiers were shocked.

nAfter a simple handover, the transport team began to clean up the battlefield.

nWhen they spent a lot of effort to transport the giant deer back to the camp.

nMore and more deer meat was piled up until it almost became a small mountain.

nThe entire Resistance camp was in an uproar. Countless soldiers and civilians were extremely excited.

nHualu had a bad temper and was extremely aggressive.

nTherefore, it was very difficult to hunt.

nHowever, the meat of this thing was first-class and delicious.

nIn the past, when the sixth big team went out to hunt, they had never brought back such a large amount of high-quality meat in such a short time.

nBut now.

nHowever, the new Deputy Chief did it.

nTo most of the ordinary people in the Resistance camp, this was undoubtedly a display of strength.

nIn the military camp.

nThe group of ‘old men from the previous dynasty’ who were still struggling at death’s door almost couldn’t catch their breath when they saw this.

nThey had thought that Li Yueming would return in a sorry state after climbing

nthe mountain.

nAfter all, hunting was something that required a lot of experience. In the entire

nResistance camp, only the veterans had this kind of experience.

nTherefore, as they had expected.

nWhen Li Yueming realized that he couldn’t do anything to the ferocious beasts on the mountain, he was shocked.

nHe would invite them back and entrust them with important tasks again.

nAt that time, they might be able to take advantage of this opportunity to extort some benefits.

nHowever, he never expected that…

nHow long had it been?

nThe first batch of prey that Li Yueming had caught had already arrived.

nMoreover, there were so many of them…

nIt made them doubt their lives.

nSince when was the herd of flower deer so easy to kill?

nThis shouldn’t be!

nAn adult spotted deer weighed more than 300 kilograms, and when it was injured, it could run at a maximum speed of more than 100 kilometers per hour.

nThey were like extremely fast armored vehicles, and ordinary weapons could not do anything to them.

nCould it be that they had been hunting for decades, and all they hunted were fake flower deer?

nHowever, just as they were collectively doubting their lives.

nSoon, he realized that the nightmare was far from over. In fact, it had just begun!

nThe transport team had just packed up all the spotted deer and transported them back to the camp.

nThe group of soldiers had yet to heave a sigh of relief.

nWang Ye, the logistics captain on the mountain, called again.

n“North Latitude 34, East Latitude 108, we killed more than 200 Mud Boars.”

nHe hung up the phone.

nThe transportation team was dumbfounded.

nDamn it.

nEven the donkeys of the production team wouldn’t use it like this!

nIt had only been a short while, and the Deputy Chief had already hunted more than 200 Mud Boars?

nHe had no choice.

nThe transport team could only enter the mountain again.

nThey began their painful yet somewhat happy process of transporting the goods.

nWhen more than 200 giant rolling boars boars were carried back to the rebel camp.

nNearly a thousand soldiers in the transport team were almost paralyzed from exhaustion.

nEven those who were equipped with prosthetics had applied oil on their prosthetics countless times.

nBut even so, there were still a few of the lower quality ones that started to smoke.

nHowever, before they could catch their breath.

nWang Ye’s phone rang again.

nThe person in charge of the transport team felt like his scalp was about to explode.

nNo way, sir, you’re still here?

nThis was too much!

nIn the end.

nThe transport troops in the rebel camp were completely exhausted after only three days.

nAs a last resort, Li Yueming began to recruit ordinary people who were in high spirits as temporary transportation teams. He used fresh meat as a reward to send them up the mountain to transport the hunted animals.

nThis decision naturally caused countless ordinary people to cheer.

nLi Yueming had personally promised that as long as they could transport 100 kilograms of meat back to the camp, 30 kilograms of it would be rewarded to the porter.

nUnder the encouragement of eating meat.

nThe ordinary people in the entire Resistance camp were all passionate.

nThey began to organize groups to enter the mountain to transport the goods.

nThere were nearly 100,000 people in the Resistance camp.

nExcept for the elderly and children who had no labor force and the soldiers who needed to guard the defense.

nThere were about 50,000 workers in the country.

nAnd now.

nOut of the 50,000, almost 20,000 joined the transport relay race.

nThe twenty-five thousand people were divided into five batches and began to enter the mountain one after another.

nMost of these 25,000 people were ordinary humans.

nThere were even only a few who were able to use artificial limbs.

nTherefore, their transportation efficiency was much worse than that of a regular transportation force.

nHowever, he couldn’t resist the crowd.

nWith tens of thousands of people taking turns to come down, even a small mountain could be emptied.

nIn the beginning.

nMany people in the camp thought that Li Yueming was making a mountain out of a molehill by organizing so many people to move the prey into the mountain.

nHowever, they were soon slapped in the face.

nEvery time tens of thousands of people entered the mountain, they could actually bring out a huge number of animal carcasses.

nMany of them were still working overtime.

n“What happened? What was the logistics team doing in East Peak Mountain?

nHow could a team of more than a thousand people hunt so much prey?”

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