Eh? Do you also want to try the iron fist of the humanoid girl?

One after another, it was like this inside the base and it was the same outside the base.

So she let go of her hand, took out her AREX Delta 2 pistol and pointed it at the guy in front of her who could no longer understand what people were saying.

bang bang bang...

The pistol fired, and all the bullets hit his head.

To be on the safe side, after knocking down the mutant, Lingyin closed the distance and fired at the body on the ground in front of the airport guards who arrived after hearing the news.

This unexpected shooting made the already depressing base even more tense and heavy.

Although permits to go out are still being issued, they now require multiple people to travel together.

The base hospital recovered the bodies of the ELID-infected people killed by "Raphael", and they immediately began the autopsy to determine the transformation time of the ELID-infected people.

This time will help them judge the situation of refugees accommodated on the main island of Okinawa.

If the situation cannot be controlled, all types of fighter jets deployed at Kadena will have to consider relocation.

There are two fully operational combat battalions guarding the airport, but they have not had direct contact with ELID infected people, and the ammunition reserves still need to be airlifted from outside...

Just as the autopsy work began, the staff who had been ordered to return outside were attacked.

A second gunfight broke out shortly afterwards, ultimately resulting in the death and injury of innocent civilians. It is now too late to verify who fired at the crowd.

In that car sat Sergeant Dennis Klein, who said medic Moise Cerezo was on the left, Sean Passman was in the passenger seat, and John Denny was driving.

When he received the return message, he saw flames blooming on the roadside.

At that moment, the world seemed to lose its color and everything around was quiet. The evacuated soldiers could only hear their own breathing and heartbeats.

Then a scream pulled people back from the impact of the explosion.

Dennis seemed to see half of John Denny's body still in the driver's seat. He thought John would not be so unlucky to be torn in half.

He looked again and saw that John was actually lying there intact, but unconscious. And Dennis' ears were buzzing.

He saw a crooked steel bar stuck in Sean Passman's chest and thought Sean was finished.

Dennis reached out to grab the M16 rifle in the trunk and found that his left hand was badly injured. His little finger and ring finger were broken, with only tendons and a little skin still attached to his hand.

The car was also a mess.

"Hey, Moise! ​​Doctor, wake up, doctor!" Dennis shouted helplessly.

Moise covered his forehead with his hand and slowly turned to look.

"what happened?"

"I'm injured."

"where?"

"My fucking hand is broken!" Dennis said as he raised his injured hand.

"Oh, damn, your hand is done for," the medic said.

Moise quickly found the first aid kit in the trunk and jumped out of the SUV which was riddled with holes.

Only then did he realize that the car was still sliding forward, but there was no driver: John Denny was gone.

Almost every "human" soldier will experience the effects of adrenaline during combat, but the effects vary from person to person.

When the body releases adrenaline, it constricts the airways and blood vessels, speeds up the heart rate, causes tunnel vision, relaxes the bladder, and causes the nervous system to go into hyperactivity.

Adrenaline, a magical chemical, fascinates many people, and some people fall in love with extreme sports, riding motorcycles, and other extreme activities.

After leaving the battlefield, many soldiers also seek excitement for this reason.

For some people, adrenaline, which comes from their taste instinct, can quickly turn into cowardice.

But for others, it can bring clarity and courage.

John is the kind of berserker who becomes energized and eager to fight as soon as adrenaline takes effect.

Moise found him standing behind the car, his hands clutching the rear bumper.

"Doc, I jumped out," John explained.

He was under the influence of adrenaline and had a head injury at the time, so he did not realize that his behavior was wrong.

"No, asshole," Moise yelled, "get in the car and stop it, it's going into the sea."

"Oh, okay," John said, immediately returning to normal.

He climbed into the car, stepped on the brakes, pulled the handbrake, then rushed to the back of the car, opened the trunk, grabbed his M16A4 rifle and ran to the side of the road to be on guard.

At the same time, Moise opened the right rear door, pulled Dennis out of the car, and made him lie on the ground against the car.

Bang, bang, bang, bang…

John opened fire, he was murderous at this point, it was a fucking roadside IED (improvised explosive device).

Have all the Japanese turned into terrorists? !

With this thought in mind, and the stabbing pain on his forehead and other parts of his body, he attacked without mercy.

Would the ELID infected set a bomb? Obviously, their brains burned by the collapse radiation were not enough to support them in doing such delicate work.

The doctor began to treat Dennis's injuries. He first tied a tourniquet on Dennis's forearm, then tore off his sleeve, checked the artery, and assessed the injury.

"Hiss—bastard." He said when he saw the injured hand.

Dennis asked firmly, "Tell me honestly how badly I'm hurt. I want to know if I'm going to die."

"You're not going to die," Moise said soothingly. But in reality, he wasn't sure. Something had pierced Dennis's hand and arm, and the wound was bleeding.

The problem with the finger was not the most urgent. For Dennis, the cut on his arm was the most important.

Moise untied the tourniquet on his forearm, re-tied it near his shoulder, stuffed gauze into the wound and covered it with a sterile bandage.

"You're safe for now," he said.

"Can my finger be saved?"

"You'll be treated right away. The base is nearby, and reimplantation surgery will be performed within six hours. There shouldn't be any functional issues."

After receiving a positive response, Dennis calmed down. He took out his cell phone and called the duty room at the base to report to them that they had encountered IED and refugee attacks on the way back.

John suddenly felt a wet spot on his back and his right leg began to twitch.

"Lieutenant Moise, am I bleeding?" he asked.

Moise looked up and saw that John's vest was indeed bleeding. He opened John Danny's clothes and saw a piece of iron stuck in his right rib.

"Yes, you are injured. There is a piece of iron on your back. Keep your current position and don't move."

"clear."

John continued to shoot, aimlessly, but that was the desired effect. Fire, fire, fire at anyone who came close, just to drive back those refugees who were going crazy.

They all came to the air force base to launch the attack. The situation in those cities and rural areas must not be very good either.

As he was thinking this, the scope caught up with a target with disheveled hair and tattered clothes.

Bang—the man fell to the ground, rolled twice and then became quiet.

"When will the support arrive?" John asked Dennis.

"Not yet, we have already set out." Dennis replied. They had no cover, one person was killed, two were injured, and there was only one military doctor who was assigned this year. They could only hold on and wait for help.

Moise, squatting beside the car, had been thinking about how to deal with Dennis's finger injury. After much thought, he decided that since the bleeding in his arm had stopped, it would be a good idea to give him a shot of morphine first.

Then he unwrapped a second roll of sterile bandage and wrapped it around Dennis's hand, including his fingers.

When the backup team arrived, John looked at Dennis who was surrounded by medical staff and whispered to Moise, "Can his hand be saved?"

"No," Moise replied stiffly. The part below the elbow might have to be amputated.

……

At 1741: in the afternoon, Raphael broke away from the bottom of his mind and escaped from the world of nothingness and dreams.

The long-lost feeling of relaxation made her turn twice in bed, and then "bang", her whole body fell to the ground with the quilt.

"It hurts~!"

She sat up, yawning. This was not her home in Kyoto. The soft, wide bed was long gone.

"Oh, you're awake."

Lingyin took out her phone and took a bunch of photos of Raphael waking up.

"What are you filming again!"

"No, I'm just recording my life," she argued.

"Don't send it out, understand?"

"clear."

Raphael was too lazy to pursue the matter. If she saw the photos on the Internet, he would make the girl pay a heavy price. For example, he would lock her up in the bottom of her mind to reflect on herself and would not let her out until she realized her mistakes.

"Well, what's going on outside? Why is there so much noise?"

Raphael saw from afar that the Hummer convoy suddenly braked in front of the hospital and unloaded three stretchers.

It seems like someone is injured?

"Oh... well, the soldiers who were out today were attacked by an IED."

"Who did it?" Raphael asked.

"It is said that they are refugees from the main island who escaped from the control of the Japanese Provisional Government..."

Chapter 160 Cruel Blockade

According to well-informed sources in the dormitory, the conflict on the main island of Okinawa did not break out suddenly. Raphael did not know what happened recently because he was in hibernation and combing through redundant data. Other smarter people already knew what would happen next.

They drew conclusions and took action accordingly.

The conflict between Okinawa's local residents and the refugees they received did not start today, but so far everything has remained within a rational range.

Many issues are usually resolved through the courts or similar channels.

Thankfully, the safety situation in most areas is still acceptable, but recently, some people have bitten the bullet and decided to take action.

The base was reluctant to talk about this, but since the casualties, their attitude has changed. A security restricted area was set up, and those who appeared outside the designated entrance without permission were greeted by hot but cold bullets.

At first, the conflict was not very obvious. It was not until the sound of sirens on the street outside rose and fell that the people living behind the walls and caltrops realized that the problem was really serious.

The base commander decisively updated the order, allowing the armed forces guarding the airport to hunt down vagrants without identification.

As long as there is no order to abandon, he must ensure the safety of this airport, absolute safety.

The Japanese Provisional Government sent people to contact them and tried to stop this horrifying order - because Colonel Howard granted the right to open fire freely, and the power to decide whether to shoot was completely delegated to the soldiers patrolling the periphery.

This means that patrolling soldiers will not be held accountable if they shoot anyone they dislike.

But he was determined, decisively and without any hesitation.

Somehow, the local police came into conflict with patrolling soldiers, and a violent standoff ensued. As a result, the city government fled in panic, announcing that it had completely given up on policing the area around Kadena.

At this point, accidents start to happen, and everyone in this vacuum is stubborn and no one wants to give in. In most cases, the opportunists quickly seize the opportunity to make a fortune at the expense of others' misfortune, and the unlucky ones who are chosen die on the spot.

All efforts by the police to prevent this were fruitless. Some criminals were arrested, others were shot, but this had no impact on the overall situation. Most of the law enforcement forces were in control of the refugee camps, and there were not enough police on the streets to prevent the sudden wave of violence.

The whole situation was completely out of control.

On the third day of the gun war, complete chaos began to sweep the island. Moreover, most of what was happening could not be explained by logic at all - completely incomprehensible shootings of completely innocent people, unprovoked attacks on police stations by unknown assailants, and other similar phenomena.

As a result, on the fourth day, the main island of Okinawa was in a completely inexplicable and bizarre situation. The authorities took no further action, most municipal services had stopped working, and anarchist groups roamed the streets, smashing, looting and burning at will.

The Self-Defense Forces soon showed up, but instead of marching directly into the city and restoring order with an iron fist, they began setting up roadblocks on the city's main highways and even on forest paths.

This action...they are intending to block the rioting group in the city.

It is common to see convoys of the Self-Defense Force appearing on the city streets, evacuating residents from buildings that have not yet been affected. There are rumors that the Self-Defense Force has released some kind of radioactive poison in the city.

The next rumor was that they placed a large amount of slow-acting poison in the underground pipes in an attempt to cause the residents to die slowly.

No one knew which rumors were true and which were false, but from that moment on, those who stayed in the city faced death. They were blocked inside, fighting for the little food left, and even the running water was cut off.