Life Dungeon Game

Everything of value has probably been looted.

He Ao activated his super memory, scanned the room, and took in all the information.

Zuo Nuo followed behind He Ao tremblingly, not daring to utter a sound, for fear that if He Ao became displeased, he would become one of those lying in a pool of blood outside.

"It seems your 'good friend' hasn't stayed here since meeting you three years ago?"

He Ao looked at the calendar on the table that was still stuck three years ago and asked softly.

His words terrified Zuo Nuo so much that his legs went weak and he knelt on the ground, about to cry out, "My lord, spare my life!"

"It's okay, get up."

But before he could speak, He Ao reached out and patted him on the shoulder, then turned and walked out of the courtyard with a smile.

Zuo Nuo stood up tremblingly, not knowing why He Ao had let him go, and cautiously followed behind He Ao.

"Do your job well."

He Ao suddenly said something.

Zuo Nuo trembled, as if a flash of inspiration had crossed his mind.

I wasn't killed

Because I am useful, as long as I remain useful, I can live a good life.

In that instant, he had a sudden realization and quickly said, "Thank you, sir, thank you, sir. I will definitely do my job well, do my job well."

The chaotic firelight illuminated He's gaunt figure, and the corpses and pools of blood scattered on the ground.

Like a divine brushstroke, it outlines blood-red ink marks.

This scene was forever etched in Zuo Nuo's heart and into his soul.

This made him afraid to have any other thoughts, and he only thought about how to show his value and live a good life.

He swallowed hard, tossed the motorcycle keys into the weeds, and quickly caught up with He Ao.

He had taken the key from the motorcycle at the intersection; he had originally planned to sneak away on the motorcycle while He Ao wasn't looking.

But having witnessed the scene before him, he dared not have any further thoughts.

Fear was forever ingrained in his heart.

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He Ao stood under the brightest streetlamp, watching the residents extinguish the flames and collect the bodies.

The residents dared not look directly at Hoo; fear made them keep their heads down as they passed by, afraid that if they looked up, they would be doomed.

He Ao paid no attention to the villagers; his gaze swept across the street.

From the very beginning, He Ao never placed his hopes on Zuo Nuo.

But he absolutely had to come to this town.

It's better to rely on yourself than to rely on others for everything.

The people of Dawn in Alano have strong counter-surveillance capabilities; even the research institute couldn't catch them. It would be even more difficult for Heo to capture them in a short time, all by himself.

Since actively seeking out people is difficult, let's try a different approach.

At this moment, among the figures who were keeping their heads down and trying to stay away from He Ao, a thin figure suddenly went against the current. She slowly and tremblingly passed through the figures and walked to He Ao, handing him the flowers in her hand.

"Thank you."

She lowered her head and spoke in a soft, trembling voice.

This is the girl He Ao rescued at the intersection earlier.

She was terrified, but she still made it through.

"You're welcome."

He Ao took the flowers from her hand and gently shook his head.

The girl was clearly taken aback. She seemed not to have expected He Ao to accept her flowers. Perhaps she had no idea what the consequences of her actions would be. She just rushed out like a reckless man, full of courage and sincere gratitude.

She looked up at He Ao blankly for a moment, then immediately looked down again and ran away with a feeling that was hard to tell whether she was excited or afraid.

Her actions were like the first domino to fall, triggering a series of chain reactions.

Many of the people who had just been rescued by He Ao cautiously gathered around to express their gratitude.

He Ao responded to each of them.

Of course, most people still watched from afar, not daring to go forward.

Even so, the oppressive atmosphere seemed to have dissipated considerably, and people no longer harbored extreme fear, but instead began to devote themselves fully to cleaning their homes.

As the burning houses were gradually extinguished, Heo summoned a pirate and ordered him to gather most of the pirates from his ship and set up camp in the town.

By the way, He Aoran

The pirates brought most of the money from their pirate ship.

Zuo Nuo winked from behind.

Where would pirates get money? That money was all his, stolen from the pirate captain who was killed by Heo.

But when He Ao wanted to use that money, he didn't dare say a word of objection.

He Ao seemed to notice Zuo Nuo's expression, turned around, and looked at Zuo Nuo with a smile, "Want to make a lot of money?"

Zuo Nuo was startled at first, then quickly shook his head, indicating that he dared not take the money.

He Ao shook his head. He walked to a motorcycle nearby, took out the keys, and tossed them to Zuo Nuo. Then he asked a resident for a piece of paper, wrote a sentence on it, and handed it to Zuo Nuo.

"This land borders the territory of the Coast Guard. You set off now, take a few pirates, and deliver this note to the leader of the Coast Guard before tomorrow morning."

Zuo Nuo received the motorcycle keys, froze for a moment, then shakily took the note and immediately nodded, "I guarantee I'll complete the mission!"

He Ao found the jeep that the mutinous leader had been riding in, rummaged through it and found two satellite phones. He tossed one to Zuo Nuo and said, "Go."

After Zuo Nuo got the satellite phone working, he left with a few people.

Soon after, most of the pirates arrived at the town, led by the old captain of the supply ship, bringing with them several neatly stacked boxes of money.

He Ao first gathered up the few terrified soldiers who had surrendered, and grabbed a handful of money from each of them.

"Run, run as far as you can. I don't care what method you use—call, find friends, find relatives, even walk—take this message to all the former leaders of the Freedom Soldier."

"Dawn has returned to Naya Town, and all the leaders are to come and meet him immediately."

There's no need to be afraid of those rioting soldiers; the mere sight of He'ao standing there is the greatest terror.

They nodded repeatedly and fled in some cars.

Then Heo found some pirates, gave them money, and sent them to various islands in speedboats to spread the news.

After everyone had left, He Ao looked at the street, which had been mostly cleaned up, and the residents were struggling to wash away the mottled bloodstains.

Alano is actually quite large; one night isn't even enough time to explore the area around Naya town.

But Alarno is very small.

Telephone and the internet, which transcend distance, have connected everyone.

As long as one leader finds out.

Soon, most of the leaders will find out.

Dawn will soon find out.

Naya will become the place where the winds of change blow throughout Alano.

He Ao didn't like to relinquish control to others. He didn't need to look for Li Ming; he could simply have Li Ming come to him.

Something came up, so I'll write the next chapter later at noon.

Chapter 333 A Guest Arrives (Long Chapter, Please Add to Favorites, Subscribe, and Vote)

It wasn't until the light of dawn shone on the earth that the entire town was barely cleaned up, but traces of crimson blood still lurked in the ditches on the ground.

He Ao crossed the street and entered the mayor's office, which the residents had tidied up for him.

This office was originally the residence of another leader of the Free Marines. The building was in the style of the Tia Empire, but the entire office had long been looted by the mutinous soldiers.

The residents cleared out the ruins, and Heo found a somewhat worn but very clean desk and a nice chair.

On the office desk, there was a damaged map of Arano.

He sat in his chair, staring at the map of Alano on the table, lost in thought. His main consciousness had long since returned to his body, and he was now in the classroom attending class.

In fact, He Ao had already realized Li Ming's problem when he first met Zuo Nuo.

Dawn's intention in Alano is not simply to cultivate proxies for personal gain, but to genuinely establish a ruling institution centered around Dawn.

Considering the Dawn's ideology, these people seem to want to establish their ideal 'Transcendent Kingdom' in the chaotic land of Alano.

In fact, here, extraordinary power has already been exposed to ordinary people on a small scale, and Dawn has also consciously made higher-ups aware of the existence of extraordinary individuals.

The next step might be to simply announce their existence.

It's easy to support a proxy, but it's not easy to build a force that obeys your rule. Dawn must have poured a lot of resources and effort into the Free Marines.

The higher the sunk costs, the harder it is for them to give up, especially since this place holds their hopes of building an ideal 'supernatural nation'.

Therefore, He Ao believes that Dawn's current retreat is only temporary.

The research institute has limited resources and cannot focus its efforts on this land, which is far from the Central Plains, forever.

After the research institute leaves, Dawn can use the leaders of those 'tamed' Free Marines to make a comeback and rebuild their power.

From this perspective, what Dawn values ​​most is not territory or resources, but people.

Those who follow the banner of dawn.

With these people around, they can make a comeback at any time.

Therefore, they are keeping the Free Marines in a loose state to prolong the battle as much as possible, in order to prevent them from being wiped out by the research institute in one fell swoop and destroying the foundation of their rule.

Therefore, what they fear most now is that someone who is not Dawn might use Dawn's banner to gather the remnants of the Free Marines, and if they are not careful, they could burn all their years of hard work to ashes.