I'm starting a revolution in Terra

Even at the Tower of Babel, the Doctor was very mysterious, and no one except Kal'tsit and Queen Theresa could know what he was thinking.

But in Ascalon's opinion, even these two people seemed to be unaware of the Doctor's secret. He was too mysterious.

For Ascalon, the doctor's only asset besides his hood is his powerful command ability. His brain makes everyone who has seen the doctor command doubt that they are not even the same species.

Even the officers who were in command in the Tower of Babel were convinced by the doctor. He was able to defeat the enemy with a smaller force, encircle a point and attack its reinforcements, and use all kinds of tactics at his fingertips, which completely refreshed their imagination of battle.

At this time, the three of them had already entered the territory of Ursus and began to move towards the depths of the snowfield.

Kelsey was thinking about what to say to the doctor. From what Amiya said, the doctor should have woken up early. As for why this happened, Kelsey didn't know either?

After all, she didn't know much about the sarcophagus. She only knew that it could heal injuries, and that it was only effective for pre-civilized humans like the Doctor.

If the Terrans go in, they will only be transformed into other creatures. Apart from these, the most powerful thing about the sarcophagus is the infinite energy inside it. Just the overflowing part can provide the energy needed to build a mobile city. You can imagine how terrifying the technology of the sarcophagus is.

Kal'tsit was also wondering, since the Doctor controlled Chernobog, had he conducted any research on this sarcophagus?

Kal'tsit and other scientists in Ursus had studied the sarcophagus, but what they had discovered was only the tip of the iceberg, and they were not able to use the sarcophagus.

But it’s different for the Doctor. As an ancient human, it would certainly not be as difficult for him to study the sarcophagus as it is for them. After all, sarcophagi are things that were prepared for people like the Doctor.

Kal'tsit is a little worried. If Chernobog is besieged, what if the Doctor activates the energy in the sarcophagus as a weapon power source?

Once this kind of weapon comes out, it will be too dangerous for Terra.

The three of them walked towards the snowfield while asking for news from the village. You know, if the mobile city enters the snowfield, the changes it brings will be obvious. As long as people are in the wild on Terra, they basically live in the mobile city.

Only a small number of people can survive without relying on mobile cities, but that is just living.

There are many villages on the waterway of each mobile city. The people in these villages migrate with the movement of the mobile city, and they follow the mobile city all their lives.

After all, mobile cities can bring so many benefits. Whether it is agricultural product trading or factory recruitment, it is an opportunity to make money for people living on the waterway.

There are also people in the waterway who make money in the mobile city and buy houses to settle down in the city.

And these residents can also buy what they need from the mobile city, such as advanced technology products and furniture, as well as various daily necessities.

The villages in the waterway cannot be industrialized, and those who want to buy convenient daily necessities can only buy them from the mobile city.

The things that can be produced in the village are limited, most of which are crops, and some handicrafts can also be sold.

However, this kind of thing depends on luck. After all, there is no shortage of this kind of thing in the mobile city. The most traded item in the village is the food they grow.

Even though there are areas dedicated to growing food in the mobile city, most of the food is basically controlled by the nobles and capital, and ordinary people can only get a little food.

Therefore, even in the mobile city there are slums, and these people are either infected with oripathy or have smuggled in from outside.

The food grown in the villages on the waterway is also needed by the lower-class people and infected people in the mobile city. After all, the upper and middle classes have no shortage of food. The food grown in the villages is not necessarily better than the food grown on a large scale in the blocks.

Therefore, those who buy food from the village are basically the lower class and some infected people. These people know that food is cheaper in the village, so they basically purchase food from villages outside.

The villagers outside also knew who bought their food, but they didn't say anything. After all, the nobles and some elites would not be short of their food, as long as they could sell it for money. The villagers used the money from selling the food to go to the mobile city to buy the supplies they needed.

The nobles of the mobile city wouldn't care either, and the little bit of food grown by the people in the villages outside was totally insignificant.

Moreover, the money these people earn from selling food must be spent in the mobile city, so they turn a blind eye to some transactions.

These are basically the unspoken rules of the mobile city. Anyway, the money will eventually end up in the hands of these nobles, so they simply don't bother to care.

Chapter 68 Heading to the Mine

Kal'tsit and the other two didn't encounter many villages along the way. What surprised them was that all the people in these villages were gone, and it seemed that no one had lived there for some time.

The three of them originally thought that maybe the patrol team killed innocent people and massacred the village for the sake of merit, so the talents in these villages disappeared.

However, the houses in the village were intact, and there was no bloodstains around. In addition, most of the things in the houses had been moved away, leaving only some unimportant things.

Kal'tsit guessed that these villagers must have moved. Perhaps they had to move, so they only took away the necessary things, and the rest were unnecessary things.

The three of them entered the village and checked carefully. It was just as Kal'tsit had guessed. What they took away were basically necessary things, such as clothes, pots and pans.

And judging from the marks in the house, they were a bit anxious when they moved, and there were scratches in some places.

After the inspection, Kal'tsit and the others left. After all, the traces they checked were limited to the village, and after leaving the village, the heavy snow had buried all clues of the villagers' departure.

Next, the three of them originally moved forward into the depths while looking for villagers. The villages in the snowfield are relatively concentrated, and villages close to each other will share what they have.

After all, it is difficult to survive in the snow without staying close to others. If the village is too remote, it is likely to be wiped out if a blizzard or disaster occurs.

So as long as there is a village in the snowfield, there will be one not far away, and these villages will help each other.

However, Kal'tsit and the others were destined to be disappointed. They searched for several villages along the way, but these villages were the same as the previous ones. The people in them had moved away long ago, leaving only empty houses.

Now they also felt something was wrong. If people from only one village moved away, there might be some reason, but if several villages moved away at the same time, there must be something wrong.

But they still don't know what's wrong? Could it be that all the people in these villages have moved to the mobile city?

Kal'tsit shook her head. This was impossible. Which mobile city could these people move to? There was no other mobile city in the snowfield except the one controlled by the doctor.

Even if there is, it is very far from here. It is questionable whether the people in the village can walk there.

As for moving to Chernobyl, that is even more impossible. After all, there are only so many jobs in the mobile city, and the people in these villages are not very well educated. How can they find jobs in the mobile city?

We can't let the mobile city support them for nothing, right? After ruling out these possibilities, Kal'tsit became even more curious about where these disappeared villagers moved to?

.........

The three walked for a while and finally stopped in front of a village.

They could hear the sounds coming from the village from a distance. Kal'tsit and the other two looked at each other and realized that they had finally come across a village with people in it.

The three of them walked into the village and found that the people in the village were in a hurry, as if something urgent was going on?

After Kal'tsit and the other two entered the village, they attracted the attention of the villagers. They were also very surprised after seeing Kal'tsit and the other two?

After all, people without certain strength dare not walk around in the snowfield. The low temperature alone is enough to kill people, not to mention the possible appearance of animals and people like patrol teams.

Since these three women can walk in the snow, they must be very strong.

Kal'tsit called one of the villagers and asked, "Excuse me, is the village chief here?"

After hearing this, the villager immediately ran to call the village chief. These three women must be very strong to be able to come here, and they are looking for the village chief. It must be something important. So the villager immediately ran to call the village chief.

Soon, the village chief came to Kal'tsit and the other two and asked, "Excuse me, what do you three girls want to talk to me about?"

The village chief had no intention of looking down on the three girls in front of him. Anyone who could walk in the snow was not a weakling. These girls might be stronger than all the people in their village combined, so the village chief's tone was still very polite.

Kal'tsit asked, "We want to know why all the people in the village disappeared on the way here? Did something happen to them?"

The village chief said, "That's not the case. They were just recruited to work. Now they seem to be mining."

Kal'tsit and the other two frowned. Mining is not a good thing. You know, the Ursus patrol team will capture the infected and force them to mine.

Sometimes, if they fail to catch the infected, they will frame ordinary people, accuse them of being infected and take them to the mines. Mining is not a good thing in Ursus.

Kal'tsit looked at the village chief: "Village chief, do you want to escape from here?"

The village chief was stunned: "Why are you running away? You know, the new mine has been built, and we are going to go there to mine."

This time it was Kal'tsit who was stunned: "You guys are still going to mine? Has the patrol team sent people to arrest you?"

"What picket?"

The village chief shook his head and said: "The pickets in the snowfield have been wiped out by the People's Liberation Army. Now it is the People's Liberation Army that rules the snowfield. We go to mine because the mine needs people to work."

"What kind of force is this People's Liberation Army? Are they the new patrol team?"

"Don't compare the People's Liberation Army with the Patrol Team. That's too unfair to the People's Liberation Army. The Patrol Team are just a bunch of beasts." The village chief's tone was angry, and he was obviously a little angry that Kal'tsit compared the People's Liberation Army with the Patrol Team.

Shining asked: "Excuse me, village chief, isn't it compulsory for the People's Liberation Army to let you mine?"

"Of course not. The People's Liberation Army provides three meals a day and wages. Even if there is an accident in the mine, there is enough compensation. We are not like those unscrupulous bastards in the patrol team."

"Then why is your village in such a hurry, isn't it to escape?"

"Of course not. We are in such a hurry because we want to move away quickly. After all, the mine is quite far from here and it is troublesome to go back and forth, so we might as well move directly to the mine.

People from other villages have moved away long ago, and now many have settled down near the mine. Mining requires strong people, but cooking also requires a lot of people, so those of us old bones can go and help.

After all, the PLA has a lot to do, so don’t bother them with these little things.”

After saying this, the village chief left, because the other villagers had already packed up their belongings and were ready to leave.

The village chief said, "Let's go once you've packed up, and try to arrive before the afternoon."

The villagers nodded, then packed up their belongings and left the village, heading towards the mine.

Shining looked at Kal'tsit and asked, "Do you want to go take a look?"

Kal'tsit nodded: "Follow us, maybe this PLA has something to do with the doctor."

The three followed the villagers, wanting to see if the People's Liberation Army they were talking about was related to the doctor?

Chapter 69 Arrival at the Mine

Kal'tsit and others who followed the villagers were not in a hurry either. They were also wondering whether this PLA soldier was as good as the village chief said.

Kal'tsit has lived for such a long time and has seen all kinds of people and forces. She has seen many people who say one thing and do another.

Kal'tsit didn't believe what the villagers said about the job offering such good pay, but she wouldn't deny it just like that either.

Judging from the words of the village chief, the PLA still has a good reputation in the eyes of the villagers. Although I don’t know whether the treatment is true or not, the pickets and bandits should have been eliminated by the PLA.

As for whether this elimination was real or just a show performed by the People's Liberation Army, Kal'tsit doesn't know?

The villagers walked and stopped, and the young and middle-aged men formed a circle outside, protecting the elderly and women in the middle. The villagers did not encounter any danger along the way. After all, the pickets and bandits here had been eliminated by the People's Liberation Army.

Even some dangerous animals were killed by the People's Liberation Army, and edible animals were captured. After all, meat is still very scarce in Chernobyl. Even if they are wild animals, Su Xing wants to try to see if he can raise them?

...........

After advancing in the snowfield for more than half a day, Kal'tsit and others arrived at a mine.

When the villagers arrived here, they were stopped by two soldiers. After learning that they were looking for work, one of the soldiers left and went to report the news.

Kal'tsit and the other two looked at the village built in front of them. Although it was a bit simple, it had everything it needed and the anti-cold measures were also very good. Many people were preparing food here, probably for the evening.

Soon, an officer came out. His aura made Kal'tsit and others realize that this man was quite powerful.

The officer who came out first made arrangements for the arriving villagers and let them have a full meal first. After all, they had not eaten anything along the way.

Soon, pots of mushroom soup were served, along with a lot of baked potatoes and sweet potatoes.

The villagers had never seen these improved potatoes and sweet potatoes before; the aroma they emitted was incomparable to those they had eaten before.

The village chief still couldn't believe it: "Master Jun, are these really for us?"

The PLA commander said, "Old man, I am not a military commander. Just treat us as ordinary people."

The village chief shook his head and said, "No, you have eliminated the patrol team and the bandits. You have done us a great favor by helping us who live in the snowfield."

The officer smiled bitterly. He had no way to deal with these villagers in the snowfield. After all, the current education was for the younger generation in the snowfield. The elderly did not understand the new ideas, so it was understandable that they had these misunderstandings.

At this time, the villagers picked up the roasted potatoes and sweet potatoes and started eating. After all, they had been walking for half a day and ate in a hurry. They had no time to stop and eat slowly.

Everyone had a look of satisfaction on their face after eating the baked potatoes and sweet potatoes. After all, the improved potatoes and sweet potatoes were incomparable to the previous ones in terms of size and taste.

Some villagers were in a hurry to eat so they just picked up the mushroom soup and took a sip. However, the mushroom soup only tasted slightly salty, with no other flavor.

The villagers were not surprised by this, as they knew this kind of mushroom did not taste very good and had no nutritional value.

However, mushrooms are the most popular food for people in the snowfields, because they not only fill their stomachs but are also very cheap.