Miss White Wolf's Terra Travel Journal

"Yes, biologically speaking, Luper's olfactory nerves are much stronger than most Terran species." The King Slayer said seriously.

Bailang suddenly discovered that when Lyudmila was serious, she actually had the temperament of a scientist. She instantly imagined a researcher named Rupert wearing a white coat, and then smiled to herself with complacency.

Precisely because Lyudmila is a typical assassin and it is impossible for her to have anything to do with the profession of researcher, this association is particularly interesting.

Several people sat at the table one after another. Bai Lang took the bowl handed to her by Frost Star and placed it upright in front of herself. Large pieces of mushrooms were floating on the hot pepper soup, which greatly increased her appetite.

She drank the hot soup contentedly, and then continued with what the King Slayer had just said: "The Lupo people do have many advantages, but their physique is not good."

"That's not the case. There are still many people among Lupo..."

"Lyudmila has no right to say that." White Wolf smiled mischievously. She knew very well the other party's weight.

The King Slayer blushed, and Miss White Wolf's retort left her speechless. She then thought of the past when she got a headache every time she went on a mission and saw a windy day, and her mood became depressed.

God bless her, she really tried hard to eat, but weight is not something that can be controlled by subjective initiative.

As a person who cares about her friends' feelings, Bai Lang certainly wouldn't seize upon Lyudmila's sore spot. She immediately changed the subject and asked about what she cared about most.

"What is the current situation of the Integration Movement?"

Hearing White Wolf talking about this, Frost Star's expression became serious: "At present, it seems that everything is developing in a good direction. Since the patrol team left, the development of the organization can be said to be rapid."

"Tell me quickly."

"Two months ago, a patrol team came here, but their purpose was probably to put on a show. Although they made a big noise, they didn't actually deploy many troops. After they left the tundra, the newspapers published in Koros City said that the patrol team had won a great victory, and used this as an excuse to collect military funds. On the tundra side, because the commotion was too loud, it helped the Reunion Movement to spread propaganda in the north, and many infected people knew about the Reunion Movement. Later, we began to spread the pamphlets you mailed, and more and more people joined the Reunion Movement, and some infected people even came from the south."

"Also, more than a month ago, Talullah came back with a group of Sarkaz mercenaries. They are stationed in the valley southeast of the camp, which is very far away from us. I guess only Talullah knows how many mercenaries there are. She has been busy with the mercenaries and only returns to the camp once every few days. It is because of the mercenaries that our food reserves are insufficient. Alina is busy exchanging supplies outside every day."

"Exchange supplies?" White Wolf asked doubtfully.

"Well, the organization received a lot of spoils during the operation, which can be used to exchange for supplies in the village. Alina grew up in the tundra, so she is the best at these things."

"It's reassuring to have Alina in charge of logistics," White Wolf sighed. She thought of the two people again, "By the way, how are the two children?"

"You mean Inosasha? You had a good eye and taught them well. They can now almost stand on their own. No one in the camp treats them as children."

"Hehe, they are the ones who work harder. Besides, didn't Sasha follow the Yeti Squad before? It's all thanks to you." White Wolf gave Froststar a small praise.

Froststar smiled and said, "Don't say that. I didn't teach you anything. Ino is now the core of the medical department and rarely leaves the camp. Sasha and Mudstone work together. Lyudmila should have seen the specific situation."

"I know, I know." The King Slayer said excitedly, "I saw them working together to deal with the patrol team. The situation was simply..."

"What's wrong? Tell me quickly." White Wolf patted the King Slayer's shoulder and asked anxiously.

"From what I saw, the patrol team couldn't break through the Mudstone's Originium shield at all, and at the same time they were attacked repeatedly by the archer team hiding in the dark. When they were scrambling to find a way out and escape, they discovered that the Mudstone team not only had a strong shield, but also had an absurdly high combat power."

The King Slayer's face was full of admiration when he said this: "At that time, I had just returned from a recruitment mission outside the province. I couldn't believe that this was our integration movement team."

Volume 4: Chapter 9 Device Issues

Bai Lang remembered the new supplies she had brought and planned to show them to the two men. She mysteriously took out a blueprint from her bosom:

"This is an Originium biological control device. I want people in the organization to study it. Also, I brought a batch of drones this time. Someone should send a letter to Winterfell in a while. I can just pick it up then."

"Drone?" Froststar and King Slayer both focused on the latter. After all, it was a high-end gadget that became popular in Columbia and was still very novel in the Reunion Movement.

"Yes, drones, but there are not many of them. Oh, that's not the point. The point is the control device, which can change the situation of the battle. Just think about it, controlling Originium creatures to fight, this is simply amazing, okay?"

"It seems really impressive." Frost Star nodded seriously, trying his best to appear to take it seriously.

The King Slayer was dumbfounded. "How can it be so amazing? Aren't there a few warlocks under Big Bob who are always trying to deal with Originium Worms? I remember that it was useless in the end."

"You don't believe it? Humph, you'll know when the time comes." Bai Lang said angrily. This was something she made under tremendous psychological pressure, but she didn't expect it to be looked down upon as soon as she took it out.

"Believe it, we believe it." Lyudmila said quickly, and she turned to look at Frost Star, as if trying to get some support from her.

Shuangxing looked at the nervous Lyudmila, then at the White Wolf, covered her mouth with her hands and smiled, saying, "I believe it, of course I believe it."

Bai Lang felt that it would be difficult to change the two people's minds in a short time, so he changed the subject: "It's hard to say for now. What do you guys want to do later?"

"Training." Shuangxing replied, "There are a lot of newcomers recently, so we have to go to the training ground after dinner."

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"Then I'll go check on Big Bob. Where is he now?"

"In the barn, he is now responsible for allocating the food that Alina exchanged."

After dinner, White Wolf said goodbye and left as he didn’t want to disturb Froststar and the King Slayer.

Not long after she walked out of Froststar's house, she heard someone calling her from behind. The Kingslayer came running over for some reason.

"What's wrong? Lyudmila, is there anything else?"

Red-haired Rupert seemed a little nervous: "No, nothing. Ah, yes, there is something."

The white wolf stopped and waited for the other party's next words.

Lyudmila took a deep breath, stared at the white wolf, and said in a low voice: "I didn't expect that you would come in the end."

White Wolf was silent for a moment, then replied, "Yes, I am also an infected person, and I also want to see what the infected person's ideals will eventually become."

"How do you feel about it now?"

"It's cruel, yet beautiful." Cruelty is the cruelty of reality, and beauty is the beauty of ideals.

"You know, this is a very dangerous thing."

White Wolf nodded.

"Then you must protect yourself." The King Slayer said earnestly. She suddenly felt that her request was a little inappropriate, so she hurriedly explained, "I don't have many friends, so I hope you are all well."

"You too, you must always pay attention to safety." White Wolf suddenly laughed.

Lyudmila's eyes lit up and she nodded vigorously: "Yes, everyone should be fine."

"Boss, you're here." A sudden shout interrupted their conversation, and Ethan ran over panting.

He immediately recognized the White Wolf standing opposite the King Slayer, and extended his hand to greet him: "Morning, Miss White Wolf, it turns out you're here. I'll go and tell them to postpone the training."

"No, I have nothing to do." White Wolf smiled and waved his hand, "You guys are busy, I have to go back and take care of things, bye."

"Goodbye."

The King Slayer walked behind Ethan, heading for the training ground thoughtfully. She looked back from time to time to see the receding figure of White Wolf. In fact, she herself didn't know what it was about Miss White Wolf that attracted her.

White Wolf found her own cabin. Before entering the room, she naturally turned to Alina's door next door and knocked.

There was no movement, and the owner of the room was obviously not at home.

She suddenly felt a little strange. Frost Star had clearly said that Alina was out collecting food, so why did she come and knock on the door?

She couldn't figure out what she was thinking, but she thought it was normal. People sometimes do inexplicable things.

She opened the door and entered her little room. She was surprised to find that the room was still clean even after she had left it for several months.

She easily guessed who was helping with the cleaning, and felt as happy as if she had eaten honey.

She hummed a tune she had heard from somewhere, re-familiarized herself with her room, then carefully packed her luggage. Afterwards, she took the drawings, closed the door, and headed for Big Bob's camp.

During this meeting, Big Bob was sitting behind his desk, processing a thick pile of documents. When he saw White Wolf coming over, he touched his head in surprise:

"Huh? Why are you here now? It's quite cold these days."

"I just miss you guys." Bai Lang smiled and slapped the blueprint on the table. "Here, I'll show you something good."

Big Bob opened the blueprint and took a look at it, then turned it over to examine it carefully, but he couldn't figure out what it was. "What part is this?"

"This is a treasure. Let me tell you..." The White Wolf began to explain.

It turns out that as long as the right person is chosen, the same thing will have completely different results. The more Big Bob listened, the more excited he became, and he even called several of his subordinates over to study together.

This time, Bai Lang felt very comfortable. Her desire to recommend others and her habit of being a teacher were satisfied at the same time. When she saw those warlocks taking notes even though their fingers were shaking with cold, she expressed concern on the surface, but in her heart she was already beaming with pride.

She confidently handed the blueprint created by the master of bionics to Big Bob. Out of curiosity, she casually asked about the current food problem of the Integration Movement before leaving.

"Thanks to Miss Alina, the food problem has been alleviated to a certain extent. We don't have to worry about it for the time being, but..." Big Bob seemed to be hesitant to speak.

"what happened?"

"There's one thing I'm not sure about, about Alina."

"Tell me about it." White Wolf raised his eyebrows and stared at Big Bob intently.

"You know, we were exchanging supplies. One time, I noticed that her arm seemed to be awkward. I didn't pay attention to it at the time, but later I thought she must have been injured. I'm not very clear about the situation in the tundra, but I don't think she would get hurt when exchanging food with the villagers."

"Didn't the people she was with say anything?"

"I haven't heard of anything special. I guess they don't know either. I heard that Alina went to the village alone to discuss the exchange of supplies."

White Wolf frowned: "Why alone?"

"Wouldn't too many people scare the villagers? There are a lot of unknown small villages on the tundra, and people are very wary of outsiders. We, the Reunion Movement, might be regarded as bandits before we even get close."

"That won't do." White Wolf picked up the sword leaning against the corner of the table and stood up suddenly. "Where is Alina? I have to go find her."

Volume 4: Chapter 10 Alina

Big Bob told the truth about Alina's situation. It turned out that in order to facilitate movement, Alina had been staying in a small camp five kilometers away recently. Two months ago, that camp was used as a front-line command post against the pickets. It was built by Big Bob and Broken Bones based on the ruins of a mine.

After saying that, he looked at Miss White Wolf who was already ready to go, and asked in confusion: "What are you going to do in the past?"

"Move with her."

"That's not necessary. I might have just been overthinking what I said. Besides, Alina seems to be doing it with ease. There should be no problem. You don't need to be so nervous."

White Wolf shook his head to clear his confused thoughts. Big Bob was right. She was a little abnormal.

Ever since she had that nightmare, she had become a little nervous and easily agitated whenever she encountered anything related to Alina. She should calm down now.

She breathed in the cold air, took a long breath, turned her head, and stared quietly at the cedars outside the window.

"Calm down?" Big Bob asked.

"Ah."

"What do you think now?"

"I still have to go." She said stubbornly, turning her head and walking away.

Big Bob sighed helplessly. He couldn't control what Miss White Wolf thought. He just spoke out to stop her because she was not in a good state and seemed too excited.

Since the white wolf had made up his mind and calmed down, he followed his intention and said, "It's better to go over there. You two can still take care of each other. Just be careful not to scare the villagers. We are counting on you for food."

"Don't worry, don't worry." White Wolf continued to walk out, and suddenly turned back and smiled, "How could it scare people? How could they be afraid of a weak woman?"

Big Bob was stunned for a moment, then he realized that the people had left. He felt that Miss White Wolf had changed a little after not seeing her for a few months, but he couldn't tell what the change was. He looked around and was glad that the men who were studying the blueprints had left, otherwise these young people might have been seduced.

He sat down and continued to deal with the documents on the table. Alina was out busy, and all the paperwork fell on him, which was really a headache.

The white wolf who left the camp was shivering with cold again. Today's wind was much stronger than yesterday. The dry, hard and cold snow was blown up by the wind, which was sometimes strong and sometimes weak. It was like a dance of demons, and if you were not careful, you would be covered with the snow.

She held the sword in her arms and put one hand in front of her forehead to prevent the salt-like snowflakes from flying into her eyes.

The white gloves Miss Lin gave her played an unexpected role at this moment. As long as she maintained her Originium skills, her hands would not feel the slightest bit of coldness. Moreover, these thin gloves would not have any effect on the movement of her fingers. For a swordsman, flexible hands are an important condition for maintaining combat effectiveness.

Following Big Bob's instructions, White Wolf trudged in the wind and snow for half an hour and finally found the place.

This is a very hidden front-line camp. On the surface, it looks like the ruins of a mining site. The Integration Movement used the few old surface buildings left in the ruins and the available basements to build this camp.

White Wolf did not hide her intentions, so as soon as she approached, she was discovered by the Reunion soldiers on guard. She did not know these sentinels, but they all seemed to be very familiar with her and waved to her one by one.

While returning the greeting, White Wolf asked where Alina was, and the Reunion fighters discussed among themselves and gave the answer.

"It seems Miss Alina went to Kali Village this morning. It's very close, so she should be back before noon."

It was now almost eleven o'clock, and White Wolf asked Alina about her residence here. An Integration Movement warrior volunteered to lead her to the edge of the ruins, where there was a dilapidated concrete hut, which should be a relic of the original mining area.

Bai Lang said goodbye to the Reunion fighter who brought her here and walked into the cabin alone. The space here was very small, with only a bed and a simple stove. If you wanted to rest, you could only sit on the bed. The wall was a cold, cracked cement wall. Although it could block the wind and snow, it itself was always emitting bursts of coldness.

She remembered what Big Bob had said, that when Alina was too busy, she would rest here. This room with poor conditions was the best one specially picked out by the soldiers of the Reunion Movement, specifically for the use of Alina, who was in a weak body.

There was a book on Alina's bedside, and Bailang picked it up and took a look. It turned out to be a copy of the infected person manual that he had mailed to her. She flipped through the pages to pass the time.

After an unknown amount of time, she heard footsteps outside the door, so she raised her head and looked towards the door.

With a creaking sound, the wooden door was pushed open and Alina, looking exhausted, walked in.

She saw the white wolf in the room at a glance, and opened her mouth in surprise at first, but the expression on her face quickly turned into a warm smile. Before she could say anything, she tilted her head in confusion because of the strange behavior of the white wolf.

As soon as the other person saw her, he put down the book, walked over to her nervously, pinched her arms and touched her face, as if he was checking whether she was missing anything.