Miss White Wolf's Terra Travel Journal

"Well, actually I don't have anything to do, you don't have to bother me, I'm just taking a look."

Tallulah nodded and began to check the recent intelligence information. White Wolf also flipped through a few of them. Some of this information was recorded on scraps of paper, written by each team or cadre and sent to the headquarters through intelligence personnel, and some was radio information strips.

Of course, the things that come to Tallulah are not easy to decide, and most of the incidents can be solved by the team leaders themselves.

It seems that the organization's shortage of radio equipment is also worthy of attention. Due to the deliberate control of the Ursus military, all communication equipment is extremely difficult to purchase. This has created a very embarrassing situation. Some teams in the organization are still using the ancient means of communication such as letter paper.

This point should also be noted down, and I will see if I can find the relevant channels later. Well, I can ask Rhodes Island. The Reunion Movement is not short of black money, but I don't know whether Kal'tsit will accept it.

They should have collected it. An independent organization like Rhodes Island would definitely not care about these things, not to mention that she was the guarantor.

"White Wolf."

% "Um?"

The dragon girl suddenly stopped writing, her eyes fixed on the table, and asked as if she was thinking about herself: "Did I make you angry?"

"No."

"Hmm." She picked up the pen again and touched the paper, but she didn't write any more. The black ink quickly spread into a blob.

"You, please don't leave suddenly." The Dragon Girl's voice was so low that it was barely audible. The White Wolf only vaguely saw her lips move.

Before she could figure out whether the other person was talking just now, she saw the person in front of her smile again: "I am a little nervous, you don't have to worry about me, I am Tallulah, nothing can overwhelm me."

Perhaps for a moment, Bai Lang inexplicably felt a sense of sadness. She didn't know where this sadness came from. It only appeared for a moment and then disappeared immediately, even making people wonder if it was an illusion.

Combined with what Tallulah said, as if it was a premonition, White Wolf sensed a sense of crisis. She looked at the Dragon Girl steadily, watching her begin to skillfully process the documents, one after another. What was wrong?

It didn't seem like there was anything wrong. The other person was just working hard. She stayed by his side for a while and felt more and more that everything was normal.

Then I won’t disturb you anymore, White Wolf muttered to himself, and quietly stepped back, walked outside, and slowly closed the door.

Just as the door was about to close, Tallulah slowed down the writing in her hand.

Bai Lang naturally didn't know this. She felt uncomfortable, so she pushed the door open again and moved a chair to sit opposite the Dragon Girl. This time she wanted to figure out what was going on.

But Miss Long Nu didn't give him a chance this time. She didn't know why she was in a very good mood. She didn't even deal with the documents on her desk. She pushed them aside and stood up happily: "White Wolf, do you want to go out with me?"

"Oh, where to?"

"You are not familiar with this place, I will show you around."

"it is good."

She now completely couldn't understand Tallulah. Why did her temper change so quickly? It wasn't like this before.

But the amazing thing was that the uncomfortable feeling in her heart had completely disappeared, and she felt relaxed and comfortable strolling with the Dragon Girl.

At noon, Tallulah took her to Alina's house for lunch as if she was familiar with the place. Only then did Bailang realize that she was not the only one who had obtained a long-term meal ticket. From now on, the three of them might have dinner together every day.

A few days later, the infected clinic under the name of the medical department was finally built, and White Wolf officially started training medical personnel with Ino. Seven or eight days later, Frost Star brought a large amount of supplies from the Snow Monster Team and the Guerrillas to the headquarters, and White Wolf resumed his position as a swordsmanship coach.

Although she was very busy with many things to do, the training was organized and planned, and her life was still well-organized.

One afternoon a month later, when White Wolf was chatting at Alina's house, Big Bob suddenly knocked on the door to visit.

"You are indeed here."

"what happened?"

"My friend is coming over."

"Mudstone? Where is she now?" White Wolf asked in surprise.

"She heard that there was a school in the organization, and she had to go check it out. The leader happened to be there, so they should have met by now."

"I see. I'll be right there. Alina, we'll be leaving first."

"Well, go and get busy." Alina chuckled and waved her hand, watching White Wolf and Big Bob leave.

Volume 2: Chapter 65: Seeking the Skin of a Tiger

From a distance, White Wolf saw Tallulah near the school and the 'giant' beside her.

There is a reason why he is described as a "giant". This man is about two meters tall, with heavy white armor wrapped around his body. He is a lot bigger than the strongest Aslan, so there is nothing wrong with this description.

"She, she is Mudstone?" White Wolf couldn't help swallowing. Big Bob once said that Mudstone was a Sarkaz female, but this physique was really incredible.

"Yes, your reaction is normal. In fact, no one can guess her true face." Big Bob said in a muffled voice. He seemed quite confident about certain aspects of his old friend's characteristics.

"Does she have a good temper?" White Wolf asked in a low voice as he walked over.

"That's fine. Why are you asking this?" Big Bob asked in confusion.

"Look, she's bigger than you, and looks scary. If she has a bad temper, wouldn't it be terrible?"

"Haha, Miss White Wolf, you wouldn't think so if you had seen her true face."

"true colors?"

"Maybe there will be a chance in the future. Let's go. The leader has been talking to her for a long time."

Big Bob quickened his pace and walked forward, followed closely by White Wolf. When Tallulah and Mudstone, who were talking, heard someone coming, they turned around and looked at the person coming.

"Chief, Mudstone, I brought the White Wolf here. How is your communication going?"

"Miss Tallulah's idea is very interesting, Bob. I have decided to stay here for a while." The white 'giant''s voice was low and had a buzzing sound similar to Big Bob's. This was the voice distortion caused by the heavy armor. But no matter what, this voice did not sound like that of a lady.

"This is..." Mudstone looked at Rupert who was beside Big Bob.

"I'm Bailang, Miss Mudstone, please take care of me in the future." She called Miss Mudstone with some difficulty.

Tallulah also spoke up, "She is the person in charge I just mentioned, Ms. Mudstone. I hope you can help me find other mercenary organizations."

"Alas, in fact, Bob has already mentioned this matter to me in the letter, but it is really difficult to resolve it now."

"What happened?" Big Bob asked, "I remember recruiting mercenaries shouldn't be difficult."

"That was many years ago. There are things you may not know here. After the Kazdel Civil War two years ago, many things have changed."

White Wolf touched his forehead and said slowly, "I know a little about this. The Tower of Babel, which was very popular a few years ago, disappeared after the civil war. It is said that the winner was a man named Tresis? I am not sure about the loser."

"The situation in Kazdel cannot be simply considered in terms of success or failure." Tallulah suddenly said, "This country has been exhausted in the civil war and lost a princess. Tracy is now the regent."

"Oh." White Wolf nodded to show that he had learned something, then looked at Mudstone, waiting for her to continue.

"Miss Tallulah is right." Mudstone continued, "After the civil war, His Highness Tracys suddenly selected a man named Garson. He asked him to gather all the mercenaries and deploy them in a unified manner as an army. As far as I know, almost all the mercenaries have gathered under Garson. We were on a mission in Leitania at the time, so we avoided the order to assemble, but we have never returned to Kazdel because of this."

I see. White Wolf was a little disappointed. Since Mudstone had said so, it was naturally not feasible to find mercenary helpers in a short period of time. They were far from having the strength to compete with Regent Kazdel for people.

She glanced at Tallulah apologetically, but unexpectedly saw this scene.

There was a strange, indescribable light flickering in the Dragon Girl's eyes, like the calm yet crazy state displayed by an unarmed person who was confidently trying to play a game with a poisonous snake.

White Wolf’s first reaction was that this guy definitely had some dangerous ideas!

The other party's subsequent behavior further confirmed her guess. After saying a few polite words with a normal expression, Tallulah said that she needed to take care of things in the camp, then lowered her head and hurriedly left.

Seeing the leader leave, Big Bob planned to take Mudstone and settle down first. His old friend had come all the way here and had not rested yet. White Wolf also took the opportunity to make an appointment with him to meet again tomorrow, and then left.

She chased straight in the direction Tallulah left. Fortunately, there were traces left on the snow on the side of the road. The white wolf chased all the way to the back mountain before seeing the dragon girl walking alone.

When the dragon girl heard the footsteps, she stopped, turned around, and looked at the white wolf with a strange look: "I had a premonition before, but I didn't expect you to really come here."

"Tallulah, do you have any ideas about the mercenaries?"

The dragon girl smiled and said, "I can't hide it from you at all. I did think of a brilliant idea, an idea that can help the organization get out of its predicament and quickly become stronger."

"What an idea." White Wolf said seriously. Her intuition told her that this would definitely be a dangerous plan.

"What would happen if I didn't tell you?"

"The consequences are serious! Tallulah, you are definitely thinking of something dangerous."

Bai Lang's stern words had no effect. Ever since he watched the other party process documents that day, this guy became more and more free and easy, and liked to make jokes every other day.

"Okay, okay." Tallulah held her forehead, "You know I will definitely tell you."

"I have no idea!"

Miss Longnu was choked and a little embarrassed, but she immediately adjusted her mentality, admitted her mistake obediently, picked up a branch, and drew two circles on the snow.

"The one on the top is Ursus, and the one on the bottom right is Kazdel."

"And then?" White Wolf asked expressionlessly.

"Have you heard the details of the Kazdel Civil War?"

"All I know is what was said today."

"Then I'll help you fill in some details. Remember what I said today, that Kazdel suffered heavy losses in the civil war?"

"Remember, everyone can see this."

The dragon girl smiled mysteriously and said, "Of course, but as far as I know, the original post-war situation should not have been a result of 'severe damage'. At that time, Theresia's faction was extremely powerful, but Theresia had the mysterious Tower of Babel to help her. According to the comparison of the strength of both sides, the most logical result should be that the war would not stop until Kazdel completely collapsed and the Sarkaz people truly lost their homes, and it was even more impossible for the so-called 'royal court' to remain."

"But the war ended miraculously quickly." White Wolf said thoughtfully. She also knew that the civil war in Kazdel did not last long, but she had not analyzed it as seriously as Tallulah.

"That's right. Kazdel survived because of this, and its people were lucky enough to avoid the war. One party in the civil war became the regent, while the other party, including Babel, mysteriously disappeared. Note that they disappeared on their own initiative, not being eliminated. In other words, the group that once threatened Tresis still exists. In this case, how could he sleep peacefully?"

"So, Tracy hastily assembled a mercenary army. Ah! You want to take advantage of this, and you are even considering cooperating with him, Tallulah, you are courting disaster!"

Volume 2: Chapter 66: Tallulah's Decision

In Bailang's opinion, accumulating strength is the most important thing. Since the mercenaries are unreliable, then delay the progress of moving south and develop slowly in the north. If one year is not enough, then three or five years. There will always be a day when the opportunity is ripe.

But Tallulah didn’t seem to think so. She gave a bitter smile, threw the branch in her hand aside, stood up, and looked at the village at the foot of the mountain with complicated eyes: “I also want to take a safe route, but under the current situation, do we really have to continue to drag it on?

"You came from Colombia. I wonder if you have seen the infected people fleeing from Ursus? They are just ordinary people, but they are willing to risk leaving their homeland, crossing the lawless area on the border, and passing through the forest full of bandits. 70% of them will be arrested at the border and sent to the mines, where they will end their lives. Most of those who successfully escape the border will die on the way. Natural disasters, bandits, hunger, and epidemics will not show mercy to any of them.

“We can wait. We are young, so waiting for five or ten years is not a problem. But during this time, how many people will die, how many children will lose their parents, and how many infected people will lose their families?

"Every time I see Alina's students, I remind myself in my heart that the adults may be guilty, but the children are innocent. Some people say that children will eventually grow up and become sinful souls like us with blood on their hands. But many of them died before they grew up. Is the mineralogy their fault?

"I didn't know about the regent before, but today I learned about it by accident, and this idea suddenly came to my mind and became clearer. Tresis is eager to develop his own power, but Ursus will not watch its neighbor become strong. The two sides are bound to have conflicts. At this time, if there is someone in Ursus who can help contain this powerful enemy, it must be what he most urgently desires.

"He can sit in this position today, which is inseparable from conspiracy and ambition. We may be the object of his use, but he will also be used by us."

Tallulah let out a long sigh. She had finally finished expressing her thoughts. The white wolf beside her frowned, and it seemed that he was still thinking about these things seriously.

Suddenly, she began to get nervous. What if the other party disagreed? Would he continue to go his own way? Would he shoulder everything on his own and go on regardless? She had a terrible premonition that even if she didn't get approval, she might really insist on going on. This was a once-in-a-lifetime hope for the infected, and she wanted to grab it no matter what. But, if that happened, it would be too painful, too painful. Would she lose her forever?

On the other hand, no matter how nice it sounded, it was ultimately a dangerous plan. Tallulah had no confidence that everything would go according to her planned course, and she could not estimate the magnitude of the risk she faced.

Give up? How can you give up? In the isolated snowfield, how long will it take for you to accumulate enough strength? You call yourself a fighter for the infected, but you are going to be afraid of difficulties here, continue to enjoy the comfortable time, and turn a blind eye to everything that the infected have suffered?

Sometimes, a person walks along and suddenly comes to a crossroads in life. The person is forced to make a choice. There is more than one path left for her, some are full of thorns, and some are smooth.

This is the magic! Destiny is completely different from fairy tales. Going through hardships may not necessarily bring rewards, but may lead to death. A smooth road may not necessarily be a smooth road, but may contain real dangers. In short, all the choosers have to face this sticky, paradoxical and terrifying pain.

Tallulah was mentally prepared to face everything. She saw the white wolf slowly raise his head, and their eyes met. Time seemed to be infinitely stretched at this moment and became incredibly slow.

She looked at the other person with infinite solemnity, as if the voice had substance and was turning into words, writing her fate on them.

"Ms. Tallulah, your thoughts will be my will in this matter."

The dragon girl was stunned for a moment, not understanding what the other party meant. However, the kind-hearted Miss White Wolf reminded her: "That is to say, I will listen to you. I will do everything I can to help you."

White Wolf was really convinced this time. Tallulah had successfully persuaded her, and she used this crazy and dangerous plan. Deep down, she was a person who didn't like to take risks. To put it bluntly, she was lazy and afraid of trouble. Tallulah's idea was something she could never think of, and she didn't want to do it, but the other party persuaded her and made her voluntarily make this decision that went against her nature.

She didn't even know why. Perhaps the other party's plan was indeed a genius idea, or perhaps the sorrow he expressed about the plight of the infected in the conversation moved her, or perhaps it was due to other inexplicable factors.

Tallulah finally woke up from her daze, but fell into ecstasy again in an instant. This was not just a simple idea being recognized, but it was about something more important and deeper. Her joy came from the inside out, from her soul.

She quickly hugged the person in front of her who looked more and more adorable. She was so overwhelmed with joy that she even had the urge to rub the other person into her bones.

White Wolf's first reaction was to push the excited Dragon Girl away, but she was not as strong as this guy, so she seriously considered whether to use the Originium technique, but she soon felt that it was unnecessary to think about it, because if she didn't save herself, she would be strangled to death.

But at this moment, Miss Dragon Girl suddenly burst into tears again. It was a barely audible sob, and if it wasn't right next to her ear, she would not have been able to hear it at all. She didn't dare to move at all.

Just as the strength in the opponent's arm was reduced, Bai Lang stood there obediently, not saying a word. In fact, she was frightened by this posture and didn't know what to say. She could feel Miss Longnv's chin on her right shoulder, trembling slightly as she cried.

Miss Dragon Girl's emotions came and went quickly. In less than a minute, she stopped crying. Not only that, she was already thinking about how to explain this embarrassing thing.

Seeing that the other party seemed to have calmed down, the white wolf, who was slow to react, stroked the other party's back clumsily based on instinct and said dryly: "Okay, okay, think about it."

After saying this, she blushed consciously. Shame on you, is that all you can say? In fact, this is all she has in her meager vocabulary.

At this moment, Miss Dragon Girl suddenly spoke, drawing her attention away.

"You are not allowed to tell anyone about what happened today, especially Alina. If she knew I did this, she would laugh at me for the whole year!"