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Chapter 288 Someone issues a challenge

In the early morning, Kunji rubbed his slightly numb waist and legs, with an unhappy look on his face.

The huge rat kept poking its head out of the rat hole all night long and refused to come out, causing his plan to capture the "special creature" to fail.

How much can such a strange big rat be sold for?

Kunji felt like he had missed out on 100 million.

He wanted to lose his temper, but he had created a persona for himself that was "gentle and refined", so how could he lose his temper like a nouveau riche bumpkin? He had to hold it in.

Kunji had no choice but to hide all his dissatisfaction in his stomach, pretending to be calm and said to his men: "It's dawn, everyone go back to the dormitory and have a good rest, and then catch this big rat tonight."

One of the subordinates said, "Let's prepare the tranquilizer gun tonight. If the big rat sticks its head out of the hole again, we can shoot it on the head with the tranquilizer gun and it will be easily captured, right?"

Kunji rolled his eyes in annoyance. "The tranquilizer gun is not an acupuncture gun. It will take more than ten seconds for it to take effect. If the rat retreats back into the hole, how deep can it go in ten seconds? Will you dig it out by then?"

Subordinate: “Ugh!”

Kunji patted his shoulder and said, "But it's good that you have such an idea. When you encounter a problem, you should consider various solutions. The more you think, the more flexible your mind will be. I like to deal with smart people, not stupid people."

He showed off his great generalship again. Just when he was very satisfied with his speech, one of his subordinates ran over in a panic and exclaimed, "General, something terrible has happened."

Kunji: “?”

The subordinate said: "Our ammunition depot is empty...empty...empty overnight..."

"What?" Kunji was shocked.

The ammunition depot is the foundation of his survival. Without that batch of ammunition, how could he be so successful in this lawless delta area?
Kunji was so frightened that he woke up from his nap. His waist and legs were no longer sore, and he ran to the ammunition depot. He saw two guards kneeling on the ground. His own staff officer led a team of personal soldiers and whipped the two guards. "Tell me, where is the ammunition?"

The two guards trembled: "No... I don't know... We don't know either..."

"You are responsible for guarding this place, and you told me you don't know?" The staff officer lashed out with the whip again.

The two guards knew they were doomed. They cried and snotted. "We really don't know. Nothing happened last night. There was no sound. We looked carefully and no one came. The lock on the ammunition depot door was not moved. We don't know anything."

Kunji walked over with a gloomy face and looked into the ammunition depot first. At first glance, he froze. The ammunition depot was really empty. All the boxes of ammunition had been moved out, and not even a bullet shell was left for him.

"The lock on the door of the ammunition depot has not been moved. Does that mean it was taken away from the inside?" Kunji: "Look carefully to see if there are any holes."

The subordinates searched frantically in the ammunition depot.

Their so-called ammunition depot is actually a natural cave with a door at the entrance. The inside of the cave still has a very primitive appearance, with walls made of rocks and soil.

After a long search, the soldiers actually found some traces of ammunition boxes being dragged. Following the traces, they found that the soil in a corner of the wall was obviously newly dug.

Kunji said with a dark face: "Dig this place up!"

The soldiers took shovels and started digging. Sure enough, there was only a thin layer of soil there. After a few diggings, they dug out a huge rat hole.

Just as the entrance to the hole was dug open, a long rat tail was seen inside, which swung and instantly disappeared around the corner of the hole.

Kunji's pretended gentleness and elegance could no longer be maintained, and he flew into a rage: "Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? A rat stole my ammunition? Huh? A rat?"

The staff officer trembled and said, "Uh... it looks like it was done by rats." Kunji was furious: "Why did they steal the ammunition? Can rats pick up an AK and fire a round at me?"

Everyone: "..."

Kunji looked at the staff officer: "Tell me, what should we do now?"

In this situation, the staff officer really didn't dare to make any suggestions, but since the general was watching him, he had to make some suggestions, otherwise there would be no point in having him as a staff officer.

He had no choice but to say in a trembling voice: "Why don't we dig up this rat hole? They should have buried their ammunition somewhere in the hole, just like they store food. As long as we dig deep enough, we can dig out the ammunition."

Kunji: “…”

Everyone: "..."

The staff officer's suggestion may sound stupid at first, but if you think about it carefully, it is not completely unfeasible. God knows how deep the rat hole is. What if it is not deep and the ammunition can be dug out by digging five or six meters?

This batch of ammunition is very valuable. If we mobilize a few hundred people to dig it out, the manpower investment and the losses recovered will be proportional.

Kunji said with a dark face: "Dig! Bring more people and dig it out for me as soon as possible."

Just as he gave the order, he heard an alarm outside, and then a soldier ran in, shouting, "General, something bad has happened. The enemy is attacking, the enemy is attacking."

Kunji: "Who? Who dares to attack us?"

Soldier: "I don't know. I didn't see anything. Anyway, several sentries on the outermost perimeter were killed. Their throats seemed to be cut by the claws of animals. Tiger claws, definitely tiger claws. Some people also said that a giant red wolf jumped out of the forest, bit one of our sentries to death and dragged it into the forest."

Kunji: “!!!”

This is fucking exaggerated.

Kunji was furious: "Are you kidding me? There are no large beasts near our base. Where did the tigers and giant wolves come from?"

Kunji was furious: "Send more people to search the periphery. Be careful. We may be targeted by some strange organization. This organization is good at driving animals to fight."

One of the subordinates whispered, "Is our enemy a circus?"

"How dare you make fun of me at this moment?" Kunji quickly pulled out his gun and "bang", smashed the subordinate's head to pieces.

Everyone around was shocked. The general was always gentle and elegant, but no one expected that he would suddenly take out a gun and shoot his own subordinates.

Crazy! You must be mad.

The other subordinates quickly covered their mouths.

At this moment, another soldier ran in from outside and shouted, "General, someone shot a letter of challenge to our base with a bow and arrow."

"A challenge with a bow and arrow?" Kunji's forehead was blocked for five seconds: "What era is this? You still challenge like this? Damn it, bring it over to me and let me see it."

The subordinate handed over an A4 paper.

(End of this chapter)