I became a member of the ancient gods

Chapter 124 The most important thing about people is "responsibility"

Li Kuo looked at A Xia with sharp eyes, and then let out a long breath: "Major, what do you think is the most important thing as a person?"

Axia frowned but didn't respond.

Li Kuo didn't care whether she answered or not, and continued: "I think it is a responsibility. The difference between humans and animals is that humans are civilized creatures and a member of racial civilization, so they must do their best for the civilization in which they live. It is a person's responsibility as a member of society to be well-mannered and well-mannered. Subordinates have the responsibility to respect and obey their superiors. Your attitude towards your superiors makes me think that you are a person who can hardly shoulder your own responsibilities. In this case, if you ask the defense force to cooperate with you, of course I will suspect that you just want the army to wipe your own problems."

"You still dare to mention responsibility? When the central government removed the weapons, you assumed the responsibility of transferring the weapons to us. You want me to remind you what you did at that time?" A-Xia became angry when she heard this, and said simply He began to sneer at Li Kuo.

"We did hand over the weapons to you, but it was delayed due to some force majeure, which caused some of the old batches of weapons to further deteriorate. We already said this at the time. This old account is just your own misunderstanding." Li Kuo Reply with a deadpan expression.

"Who are you bluffing with this damn excuse?" Axia sneered.

"You insist on insisting on this misunderstanding, and I can't help it." Li Kuo replied casually.

"Since this is the case, why don't you swear an oath, otherwise you will kill the whole family?" Axia said coldly.

"You are really vulgar and uneducated in what you say. I want you to understand the principles of the civilized world, but it seems that you are playing the piano to an ox." Li Kuo's face darkened again, and he waved his hand, "That's all, let's do our best to each other. Take responsibility, I'll let the army protect the sanctuary, and you take care of your base!"

"I told you Sister Zhou, talking to this kind of person is a waste of time!"

A-Xia got up straight, pushed the door open and left the room, Zhou Yun followed helplessly.

After the two left, Li Kuo immediately turned his head and complained to the young subordinate who had been standing behind him as the secretary's background board:
"Did you see that? This is why I have always opposed allowing outsiders to directly obtain military establishments. How many of the savages living in lawless places can abide by the rules?"

The subordinates could only say yes again and again, and then said cautiously: "Sir, but regarding the black sun disaster, in fact, I checked the records. In the past three years, the coalition government has received 53 anonymous disaster warning emails, and among them are Twenty times of predicting disaster..."

"What do you want to express?" Li Kuo frowned slightly.

"Perhaps there is an organization that has the technology to predict disasters to a certain extent, and issued an early warning to the coalition government. Although most of the warning emails are spam, there should still be effective parts. NO.12 may appear Black Sun, the shelter area will also be affected by the disaster. How about at least having the troops prepare for rescue mobilization in advance?" His subordinate tried to suggest.

"The alert state means increasing the number of people on duty, and increasing the number of people on duty means consuming funds. If nothing happens, will you pay for it?" Li Kuo asked.

"This..." The subordinate choked.

"What I just said is that the most important thing for a person is to recognize his own responsibilities." Li Kuo suddenly took on a preaching tone, "Are we the main responsible party for dealing with pollution disasters? No! It is the emergency management department of the civil affairs department, not our defense department. It is up to them how to deal with early warning information. It is other people's responsibilities, so don't meddle in other people's business."

"However, the military still has to assist in disaster relief matters... After all, this is also related to the safety of the residents in the shelter area." The subordinate said cautiously.

After hearing this, Li Kuo shook his head and sighed: "You have been working with me for four years, and you are still not smart enough. I said that we are not the ones to blame for this matter. As long as we push it aside simply, the accountability will basically not be our business. .To put it bluntly, the black sun has appeared, how many people have died in the sanctuary, how many people have been infected, will they ask you to blame? Why are you so active?"

After hearing this, his subordinates finally understood Li Kuo's fundamental logic: as long as he does not take responsibility, it doesn't matter to him - this is the "responsibility" that Li Kuo values.

The subordinates felt that this wording was a bit inappropriate, but they did not dare to express their opinions in person.

"I know." He could only respond with his head lowered.

"Okay, go and clean up my office and close it. Leave the key here for you." Li Kuo suddenly stood up.

"It's still so early. Sir, aren't you going back to the office today?" The subordinate was a little surprised.

"I have dinner tonight." Li Kuo left the room without looking back.

……

Eight days passed in a blink of an eye, and on the twelfth, Chuxia Town.

Lin Zhong, Fu Lan and Wan Jin, accompanied by A Xia, came to the roof of the main building of the Hunter Base.

From here, you can overlook the training ground of the base and the square in front of the town government.

Lin finally saw that the hunters at the base had gathered in the training ground and were fully armed.

And in the town square in the distance, there are also troops gathered and lined up. It seems that the number of armed personnel is much larger than that of the base, but the weapons and equipment are very messy. Most of them are armed with self-made cold weapons. , and others were holding farm implements and other implements, which looked more like a group of farmers preparing to rebel.

"What are those?" Lin Zhong asked.

"It's the residents of the town. Sister Zhou asked the base to issue a notice that the town might be attacked, saying that residents should prepare for emergency evacuation in advance." Axia shrugged, "In the end, no one fled, and instead they organized a The temporary militia group began to train on its own. Sister Zhou sent people to persuade them several times, but they refused to disband. In the end, we had to send some people over as consultants to help them improve discipline."

"You are quite loved, these people are willing to work hard for you!" Lin finally said with emotion.

What he said was sincere, not a joke.

The residents of Chuxia Town are all infected, patients with ghoul disease, patients with gray fog erosion, and a small number of patients with mild moon mania.

Patients with mild moon mania will go crazy intermittently, and in severe cases, they will not have normal sanity at all. Once they become ill, their behavior pattern will be exactly the same as that of worshipers of ancient gods.

Therefore, all the people gathered here should be patients with ghoul disease and gray fog erosion disease - most of them should be ghoul disease. After all, the black sun is the disaster with the widest range of disasters.

The black sun is particularly dangerous for patients who are already infected with the ghoul disease. In order to control the disease, they need to be injected with expensive serum. Continued exposure to the black sun is likely to make their condition rapidly worsen.

But they still spontaneously organized forces to assist the base in defending the town, which meant that they were willing to risk their lives to help Axia.

(End of this chapter)