Apocalypse Rebirth: 3000 million won at the beginning

The sky was just beginning to lighten.

In the camp on the north side of Nathu La Pass.

Yang Tianlong stood by the makeshift helipad, a cigarette between his fingers.

He looked up at the eastern sky, which was beginning to lighten with the first hint of dawn.

Standing next to him was a young combatant, a squad leader under Yang Tianlong, named Wang Lei.

"Brother Yang, when will the helicopter from headquarters arrive?" Wang Lei asked while eating his dry rations.

He spoke casually and was not at all reserved in front of Yang Tianlong.

Yang Tianlong was usually quite approachable, so his subordinates were relatively relaxed when dealing with him.

Yang Tianlong glanced at the sky ahead, lit a cigarette, and said:
"almost."

He glanced at the pancake in Wang Lei's hand and saw how much he enjoyed eating it, and suddenly felt a little hungry himself.

"Give me one."

Wang Lei grinned foolishly and handed over the leftovers, only to be glared at by Yang Tianlong.

He scratched his head, realizing that what he was doing was inappropriate, and quickly ran back to the barracks to get two pieces of bread and handed them to Yang Tianlong. He also thoughtfully poured Yang Tianlong a pot of water.

Yang Tianlong sat in the car outside the barracks, eating a pancake and looking at the sky.

Half an hour later, the hum of a propeller came from the eastern horizon.

The sound grew louder and louder.

Yang Tianlong looked up and saw twelve helicopters flying towards them.

"They're here." He took a sip of water and picked up the walkie-talkie to contact his men.

"Brothers, the ammo's here, come and help me carry it!"

Twelve helicopters, lined up in two rows, flew toward the temporary helipad not far away.

buzzing-

Because the ground here hasn't been paved, it's covered in mud and dust.

The airflow generated by the propeller blew the sand and soil on the ground into the air.

After the helicopter landed,
The hatch opened, and a man in a tactical flight suit jumped out.

He looked around and saw Yang Tianlong standing not far away, so he quickly walked over.

"Captain Yang, the scenery here is quite nice," Changsheng said with a smile as he walked up to Yang Tianlong.

Yang Tianlong glanced at him. "You're pretty punctual. Was the journey smooth? Where's the order?"

"The journey was alright, just a bit windy." Changsheng took out a list from his pocket and handed it over. "This is the ammunition list. Please check it."

As he spoke, he saw a piece of bread on the car next to him, and without any hesitation, he picked it up and ate it.

"Damn it, I'm starving!"

Yang Tianlong took the list and glanced at it.

One hundred and twenty boxes of high-explosive armor-piercing shells.

One hundred and fifty boxes of rockets.

Incendiary bombs, sixty boxes.

There are also some zombie generator parts.

He looked up at Changsheng and asked, "Zombie generator parts? What's this for?"

"Yes." Changsheng nodded, swallowed the biscuit in his mouth, and replied in a muffled voice:
“Isn’t a sentry post going to be built here at Nathu La Pass? The sentry post needs a stable power supply, and these generator parts are used to build an independent power supply system.”

Yang Tianlong nodded and handed the list to Wang Lei behind him.

"Go and take inventory."

"Okay, Captain." Wang Lei took the list and led his team to help unload the ammunition from the helicopter.

soon.

Two hours later.

After all the ammunition was unloaded from the helicopter, Changsheng came over and greeted Yang Tianlong:

"Captain Yang, this batch of ammunition has been completely unloaded. There will be two more batches in the next two days. I will keep an eye on their delivery."

"Here, sign that list for me."

"Row."

Yang Tianlong called Wang Lei over, "Do all the ammunition on the list match up?"

"It matches."

Wang Lei quickly handed the list to Yang Tianlong; there were two copies of the list.

One of them was covered in checkmarks.

Yang Tianlong signed his name at the bottom of the list of recipients and handed it to Changsheng.

Changsheng glanced at the list and, finding it satisfactory, folded it in half and stuffed it into his pocket.

"Let's go."

"Okay, stay safe."

Changsheng smiled and waved, then turned and climbed back into the cabin. The helicopter slowly took off and flew back in the direction it had come from.

Yang Tianlong stood there, watching the last helicopter disappear into the horizon.

Just as he was about to turn back to the command post, he heard the sound of an engine coming from the road to the north.

That was a convoy.

Leading the way were several heavy trucks, followed by even more trucks, one after another, forming a long line.

"What a coincidence, Changsheng and the others just left, and Zuo Ruxue and the others have arrived." Yang Tianlong thought to himself.

Since discussing with the judge and deciding to build a permanent outpost at Nathu La Pass,

Zuo Ruxue immediately led the convoy back to the Sanshou branch base and brought over some construction workers and building materials.

crunch~
After the first truck came to a stop, Zuo Ruxue jumped out of the driver's seat.

She walked up to Yang Tianlong and said:
"Captain Yang, I've brought the engineering team and construction materials over. Deputy Chief Engineer Xie is also in the vehicle behind."

"Is everyone here?" Yang Tianlong asked.

"They've all arrived. Besides the workers, there are also some materials, cement, steel bars, steel frames, and some tools," Zuo Ruxue replied.

The door of the second truck behind opened, and Xie Wen jumped out of the passenger seat, carrying a toolbox.

"Thank you for your hard work on the journey," Yang Tianlong said as he got out of the car.

"Team Leader Yang," Xie Wen greeted him.

Then he looked around at the surrounding campsites. "Where should we go? I'll go check it out first."

"I'll take you to the north side of the mountain pass." Yang Tianlong turned around and led Xie Wen northward.

Seeing the two leave, Zuo Ruxue turned and called out to the drivers of the convoy:

"Park the truck in that open space and wait for Engineer Xie to choose a location before unloading the goods."

The truck slowly started and drove towards the designated open space.

the other side.

Xie Wen followed Yang Tianlong to the open space on the north side of the mountain pass.

He stopped, squatted down, pinched a handful of soil from the ground, rubbed it, and then stood up to look at the surrounding terrain.

“This plot of land is good.” He patted the dust off his hands. “The soil is firm, the drainage is good, and the terrain is suitable.”

"How long will that take?" Yang Tianlong asked.

"Hmm... well."

"First, level the campsite, then dig the foundation." Xie Wen calculated, "If all goes well, we can build the barracks in four days, but the ammunition depot will take at least ten days."

"Ten days?" Yang Tianlong asked, clearly not satisfied with the timeframe.

“This is already the fastest we can do,” Xie Wen continued. “The foundation here needs to be compacted, so we can’t rush it. Also, we have only brought a limited amount of materials, and some things will have to wait for later supplies.”

Yang Tianlong felt that what he said made sense and nodded, saying:
"Okay, then we'll go at your pace. Focus on quality first, and the speed can be slower."

Xie Wen nodded, turned around and walked back to Zuo Ruxue's side of the convoy.

"Captain Zuo, could you please have them unload the cement and steel frame and pile them up in that open space? Move the tools into the tent first, and sort the other materials later."

"I'll go and refine the construction plans."

"Row."

Zuo Ruxue nodded and turned to direct the workers to unload the goods.

Xie Wen squatted on the ground, took out the blueprints, and began to plan the specific locations of the barracks and ammunition depot.

Seeing that they had started moving things, Yang Tianlong figured that things were basically done here, and turned to walk towards the command post.

He lifted the curtain and went inside, where he saw Xiao Jun standing in front of the map.

"Commander, the ammunition has arrived," Yang Tianlong said.

"We have both rockets and armor-piercing rounds, in considerable quantities. Here is the list; please take a look."

In addition, the construction team has arrived, and Engineer Xie is currently selecting a site to build the outpost. Zuo Ruxue has also brought the personnel and materials.

As he spoke, he handed over a backup copy of the list.

Xiao Jun didn't look up; his gaze remained fixed on the map. "Okay, I understand."

Yang Tianlong simply placed the list on the table, stopped bothering Xiao Jun, and turned to leave the tent.

at the same time.

Two sustainable helicopters are flying south in the sky south of Nathu La Pass.

The judge sat in the co-pilot's seat of the first helicopter, holding a high-powered telescope in his hand.

Their destination this time was to find the "advance base" that the Indian man had mentioned.

Gu Long, a veteran pilot from the Dazhangshu Helicopter Squadron, was in the pilot's seat.

He has been flying helicopters for a long time and is very familiar with all kinds of models.

"Instructor, where are we flying to?" Gu Long asked.

"Let's get over the Jilong Valley first," the judge said. "According to the Indian prisoners, we should fly south along the valley to see the forward base. Let's go check out what's going on there."

"Ok."

Gu Long adjusted the course, and the helicopter flew forward smoothly.

After crossing the Nathu La Pass, the terrain below gradually opens up.

The valley of Gyirong Valley stretches out beneath your feet, with the mountain walls on both sides casting long shadows in the sunlight.

The judge held a telescope and looked down through the glass.

He saw the traces left by the previous shelling.

The scorched earth, the wrecked remains of vehicles, and several ruins still smoking.

But no zombies were seen.

The previous artillery barrage cleared out most of the zombies in Jilong Valley, and the remaining scattered individuals were also eliminated in the subsequent cleanup.

The helicopter continued flying south.

After crossing the Gyirong Valley, the terrain below gradually transforms into a hilly area.

The vegetation on the ground is becoming increasingly sparse, and more and more bare rocks are being exposed.

"Maintain altitude and continue south," the judge said.

After adjusting its altitude, the helicopter continued flying south along the valley.

During the journey, the judge questioned the prisoner, Qahan, in the cabin, and under his guidance, the helicopter continued to approach the forward base.

After flying for about half an hour, the judge saw something different through the telescope.

A dense cluster of black dots appeared in the valley ahead, and upon closer inspection, these dots seemed to be moving slowly.

"There's something going on over there." The judge's eyes narrowed as he spoke to Gu Long.

He lowered his binoculars and directed, "Keep flying forward, get closer, maintain the helicopter's altitude, don't go too low." "Okay."

Without further ado, Gu Long pushed the control stick, and the helicopter descended, heading towards that area.

As they drew closer, the judge could see the scene below clearly.

It was a vast, open valley surrounded by rolling hills, resembling a natural basin.

The valley was teeming with zombies, countless in number.

It was like a vast gray tide, slowly moving through the valley.

The zombies didn't form any specific formation; they just gathered in groups and wandered aimlessly, but always remained within the valley area.

There were no barriers set up at the edge of the valley, but the zombies didn't run out.

"This number... there must be over a hundred thousand." Gu Long looked down in shock.

The judge did not respond, but continued to observe through his binoculars.

Most of those zombies were ordinary zombies, slow-moving and about the same size as normal people.

However, there were also some individuals that were significantly larger, mixed in with the horde of corpses, and they looked like some kind of mutant.

He observed carefully for a while and noticed something unusual.

Among the horde of zombies, there were some figures dressed in dark green clothes.

The figures were mixed in with the zombies; some stood at the edge of the zombie horde, while others sat on dilapidated vehicles, holding weapons.

“An Indian,” the judge said softly.

Gu Long glanced in the direction he was looking and asked, "How did they end up mixed in with the zombies?"

The judge replied, "They want to control the zombies, and besides, it's safer for them to blend in with the zombie horde."

"Judge, we've found something." Just then, Old Qin's voice came through the earpiece.

“Our acoustic detectors detected unusual sound waves below, but because the terrain below is a basin, we were unable to locate the source of the sound waves.”

The basin is like a giant bowl, trapping sound waves inside.

Surrounded by mountain walls, the sound, once emitted, continuously reflected, echoed, and amplified between the mountains.

Therefore, the sound waves that Lao Qin and his team monitored were a mixture of the original sound and multiple echoes.

Therefore, it is difficult to find the source of sound waves in the basin.

The judge was well aware of this as well.

"It's alright, if we can't find it, we can't find it. Just record this sound wave channel," the judge replied into the headset.

As they were talking, the judge suddenly noticed three larger dark figures in the center of the valley.

Those dark figures were much taller than the surrounding zombies, and from a distance they looked like small hills.

Gu Long also saw it, and his expression became somewhat serious:
"Instructor, he looks like he's also Shiva, the Lord of Disasters."

The judge frowned slightly, raised his binoculars, and aimed them at the dark figures.

It was a three-headed behemoth, even larger than the Shiva we had seen before.

He looked at it carefully for a while and made out the outline of one of the heads.

The enormous body crouched in the center of the valley, surrounded by a dense swarm of zombies.

Its body is covered with a layer of grayish-brown keratin that gleams dimly in the sunlight.

Its head was buried inside its body, and judging from its enormous size, it was at least four or five stories tall.

Beside it, there were two other equally enormous figures, located in two other corners of the valley.

The three-headed Shiva, the calamity lord, are arranged in a triangular formation.

The judge looked through the binoculars for a while and confirmed that the three heads were indeed Shiva, the calamity lord.

“Three heads,” he said into the walkie-talkie. “There are three-headed Shiva, the calamity lord, in the valley.”

"Can you see their condition clearly?" Gu Long asked.

“I can’t see them clearly. They’re all motionless, as if they’re resting or asleep,” the judge replied.

He continued observing for a while and discovered some more details.

Around those Shiva lords, there were some strange metallic structures.

Those metal structures extended from the ground, like some kind of support or chain, and were fixed to the bodies of those enormous creatures.

“They’re locked up,” Gu Long said after glancing at them.

"No," the judge examined it carefully, squinted, and shook his head.
"It can't be locked up. Shiva's power is so great, how could he possibly restrain them with just these metal chains? That's a joke."

He looked at them for a while before realizing that they weren't chains, but some kind of sound wave emitting device.

The antenna structures atop those devices were still flashing faint signal lights.

"The fact that these Shiva lords are so calm now is very likely due to this device."

"Should we just bombard them?" Gu Long asked.

The judge's eyes lit up. "That's true."

suddenly
The Shiva below took the initiative, slowly raising its head towards the helicopter hundreds of meters in the sky.

It opened its gaping maw, revealing a dense array of teeth that sent chills down one's spine. Suddenly, a muffled buzzing sound emanated from its throat.
An invisible low-frequency sound wave and an invisible airflow rushed straight towards the helicopter.

Even the air itself vibrated.

buzzing-

Inside the helicopter, there were no harsh sounds, only an invisible low-frequency vibration that entered the body through the air.

It makes you feel heavy-headed, dizzy, and your internal organs feel like they're resonating.

Gu Long, who was piloting the helicopter, slowly closed his eyes, as if he was about to faint.

The control handle he was gripping was gradually slipping out of his control, and the entire helicopter was shaking because it was out of control.

The judge quickly got up and went to help.

Snapped!
A slap landed on Gu Long's face.

Gu Long instantly regained consciousness, but he still felt unwell all over and his head was spinning.

"Raise it up, get out of here immediately, quick!" the judge roared.

Gu Long instantly regained his senses and, relying on his willpower, quickly pulled the helicopter up.

800 m.

1000 m.

2000 m.

3000 m.

"Whew—almost there."

As the helicopter ascended, the dizziness and nausea subsided somewhat.

The judge quickly looked at the other helicopter, and only after seeing that it also took off did he breathe a sigh of relief.

"Ants, are you alright?"

"It's nothing, but what the hell is going on? Is that Indian general trying to trick us? Damn it."

“Go back and interrogate him again. The interrogation of Xiao Wu was not thorough enough. He didn’t even mention that these Shiva lords can emit low-frequency sound waves.”

"Yes. Those Indians down there are very wary. Moreover, the sonic attack of this Shiva is too strong, several times stronger than the sonic resonance corpse we saw before."

"I'm not going to talk about it anymore, it gives me a headache."

"it is good."

They were already 5,000 meters above the ground, yet they still had an impact.

They had no choice but to fly away from the area.

The judge rubbed his head, thinking carefully.

"This is difficult."

"Although it's a basin over there, those Indians spotted us before we even got close. And there were such strong low-frequency sound waves."

"Luckily I ran fast, otherwise I would have really been done for."

Inside the helicopter.

Gu Long said with lingering fear:
"Instructor, thank goodness you were here, otherwise I would have been in serious trouble just now."

"It's nothing." The judge glanced at the basin from afar and then examined it closely with his binoculars.

He picked up the map and marked several points on it.

Despite his headache, he marked the locations of the three Shiva lords and drew the general outline of the valley.

"Alright, that's enough. Let's head back." He said, rubbing his head. The sonic shockwave had been too great.

The judge was somewhat worried about what had just happened.

Even with his excellent physical condition, he was finding it difficult to withstand.

If you were driving, your escape speed would definitely not be as fast as a helicopter.

They'll most likely die there.

The helicopter traced an arc in the air before turning and flying north.

On the return journey, the judge sat in the cabin and added some details to the map with a pencil.

He drew the general outline of the valley, marked the specific location of the three-headed Shiva, and wrote a line of text next to it:

The zombie horde was mixed with Indian soldiers, and the number of zombies was extremely large, estimated to be over 100,000.

Around noon, the two helicopters returned and landed on the helipad on the north side of Nathu La Pass.

The judge stepped out of the helicopter, holding the marked map in his hand.

He didn't linger and went straight into the command tent.

Xiao Jun was sitting in a folding chair, holding a cup of hot water in his hand, with a map spread out in front of him.

He saw the judge enter, put down his water glass, and stood up.

"Instructor, how is it?" Xiao Jun asked.

The judge spread the map on the table and drew a circle on it with his finger.

“Found it. About 120 kilometers south of Jilonggou, there is an open valley.”

"The valley is teeming with zombies, countless in number, estimated to be over 100,000."

“The three Shiva lords are all inside, located in three corners of the valley, about one kilometer apart.”

"They are all in a static state, which means they are under control and have not yet fully awakened."

"Importantly, we discovered that these Shiva lords also possess sonic attack capabilities, and they are quite powerful."

I suggest we contact headquarters immediately and send an expert in the field of sound waves. We should also bring all our equipment for dealing with sound wave resonance; otherwise, it will be very troublesome.

Xiao Jun thought for a moment, looked at the marked locations on the map, and asked, "Where are those Indian soldiers?"

"Get mixed in with the zombie horde," the judge said.

"They have no tents, no fixed camp. They're just hiding in the middle of the zombie horde, mixed in with the zombies. Maybe it's because they don't have enough manpower, or maybe they're afraid of being discovered."

Xiao Jun nodded and said, "Okay, I'll contact headquarters later and have them send a sonic wave expert over."

"There's one more thing," the judge suddenly said.
"On the way back, I noticed that there was a small path on the south side of the camp, with mountain walls on both sides. Vehicles couldn't go in, but people could walk. If we want to go around the front, we might be able to sneak in from there."

Xiao Jun looked up at him, nodded, and said, "I've got it."

He drew another line on the map.

"That's about it. I'm leaving now. I was just hit by a sound wave, and my head is a little dizzy. I'm going to take a nap."

"Okay, instructor, you've worked hard. Go and get some rest."

The judge nodded, turned and walked out of the tent.

The tent fell silent again.

Xiao Jun stared at the map and the text marked on it, his brows furrowing into a deep frown.

(End of this chapter)