Kryptonians: Man of Steel

Chapter 1163: Blockade of Kyoto
The group of people didn't know what to do, and just then the maid of the God of Humanity came, so they simply asked the maid of God.

At this time, Shizuka Hiratsuka had already put on a pair of arm armors made of Cyclops material, which could actually amplify her spiritual power output, which made Shizuka Hiratsuka very satisfied.

"Maid, may I ask if the gods have any instructions?"

The representative from the Office of Supernatural Affairs asked.

"No, he just told us that a big monster would appear and destroy Kyoto."

Hiratsuka Shizuka shook her head and said.

Luther didn't know whether he didn't want to say it or he really didn't know.

But they had no choice but to come. After all, this was the Keihanshin metropolitan area, the core area of ​​the island country.

Although the various departments in Kyoto have not yet reported any official incidents of supernatural sightings or ghost injuries, there is an oppressive and subtle tension in the air, like the calm before the storm, which makes people feel chilly.

In a hidden corner of the city, a group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms were inspecting.

Their eyes were firm and calm, and they never wavered even when facing the fear of the unknown.

The number of this unit is little known to the outside world, but in the military circles of the island country, it is a well-known name - the Self-Defense Force Special Brigade, which is now nicknamed the "Monster Brigade" by the outside world.

The 15th Brigade, behind this title, lies countless heroic stories of desperate battles against Tokyo's demons and monsters.

They are not only the island nation's most combat-ready force, but also the only elite team that has truly experienced the brink of life and death.

The brigade is dotted with active-duty soldiers from Amelika. Like mentors, they selflessly impart advanced tactical concepts and practical experience to the island soldiers.

This kind of cross-border cooperation has enabled the 15th Brigade to far surpass ordinary Self-Defense Force members in tactical qualities and combat skills, and the entire army exudes a unique aura of toughness.

They are well-equipped, from the latest individual combat systems to high-efficiency communication equipment, all of which demonstrate the modernization and professionalism of this force.

In response to the impending crisis in Kyoto, the Ministry of Defense quickly mobilized half of the elite soldiers of the 15th Brigade to set up a defense line.

Quality is more important than quantity. With four regiments and a total of 2,000 carefully selected soldiers, plus ordinary Self-Defense Force members who assist in combat, more than 40,000 Ground Self-Defense Force forces have been deployed around Kyoto, which is equivalent to a quarter of the country's ground armed forces.

No one knows how much effect such a large-scale military deployment will ultimately have.

As the commander-in-chief of this operation, General Gao Ze Longyan bears a heavy responsibility.

His gray hair is particularly eye-catching in the sunset, and his squinted eyes give people the illusion of being amiable, but the star on his shoulder always reminds people that he is a general who has experienced countless hardships and possesses outstanding military and political talents.

Gao Ze Longyan is not a military genius, but he is adept at handling political struggles. The fact that he can become the commander of this only special brigade is enough to prove his profound foundation and extraordinary vision in the military field.

Under the command of Takazawa Ryuyan, Kyoto's defense system was carefully constructed to be as strong as a wall of iron and steel, and indestructible.

Every key node is heavily guarded and the soldiers are fully armed.

The advanced radar system covers the entire city like a Skynet, and every movement cannot escape its keen perception.

The monitoring systems throughout the city run 24 hours a day, and any abnormal behavior will be captured in the first time.

However, even with such strict precautions, the atmosphere in Kyoto is still shrouded in an indescribable uneasiness.

Since yesterday morning, Kyoto has been caught in an unprecedented migration storm.

The scale and speed of this storm were unprecedented. The migration of millions of people was by no means an easy task, especially for residents in surrounding areas such as Nagaokakyo, which was an unprecedented challenge.

The streets of Kyoto were crowded with people and vehicles, and people, with their families and large and small bags, were rushing out of the city.

Their faces were filled with anxiety and uneasiness, and occasionally a few sobs could be heard. The government mobilized a large number of buses and trucks to assist in the evacuation, but these vehicles seemed so small in front of the huge flow of people.

Gao Zelongyan stood in front of the huge display screen in the command center with a frown on his face.

The display screen shows the evacuation situation of various areas in Kyoto and the congestion situation of the city's outer roads in real time.

His eyes quickly scanned the screen, and he couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

Accomplishing such a large-scale transfer in two days would be a daunting challenge for any city, but Kyoto almost did it.

"The evacuation of Kyoto's population has been basically completed. Only 2% of the residents in the core area have been confirmed, and about 5% to 20% are scattered in other areas. Currently, there are 20,000 to 30,000 private vehicles jammed on the roads outside the city."

A staff member reported.

Gao Zelongyan's brows did not relax when he heard this.

He knew that although the evacuation work had achieved a phased success, the real challenge was still ahead.

Completing such a large-scale evacuation in two days was something that was unthinkable in the past.

The reason why the cabinet ministers and the chaebols fought so hard was that they were frightened by the scene of the destruction of Tokyo last time.

Recalling the scene of Tokyo being destroyed, Gao Ze Longyan still feels a lingering fear.

The once prosperous city became devastated by the monsters and became like a hell on earth.

And this time, the great monster is even more terrifying than a brainless beast like Ghidorah.

It intends to use Kyoto's population of one million to hatch and expand its own army of monsters. If it succeeds, the consequences will be disastrous.

"We can't let this happen again."

Gao Zelongyan swore secretly in his heart.

Kyoto is not the Kunisaki Peninsula, so it is impossible to carry out a sweeping attack like one would against a monster.

Whether or not it was broadcast live, ordering the bombardment of Kyoto Prefecture was a tricky matter.

It is easy to destroy but difficult to rebuild. What's more, if this is really done, there will be a black card... and the current emperor will have to issue an imperial edict of repentance.

As time passed, Gao Zelongyan felt increasingly depressed.

He looked out the window and saw the sky gradually darkening.

It was dusk at this time, and the afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on the earth, covering the city with a golden coat.

However, beneath this beautiful scenery lies endless danger.

"When the devil comes..."

Gao Zelongyan muttered to himself.

(End of this chapter)