Chapter 140: The Heartless Devil
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Seeing Zhao Gang appear, Li Yunlong, who was squatting by the square sipping some wine and eating peanuts and pig ears, along with Kong Jie, both looked over.
Zhang Dabiao and two others had gone outside to teach right after their meeting and were not lingering here.
“Hey, Political Commissar Zhao finally showed up!” Kong Jie laughed.
“Don’t call me Political Commissar Zhao anymore; from now on, it’s Minister Zhao!” Li Yunlong said seriously. “Hey Kong Jie, you better watch out. You’re always sneaking off to smoke behind the walls. Next time, Minister Zhao might just announce it park-wide—imagine how embarrassing that would be!”
“Don’t you dare talk about me. You’re the one who pees and poops anywhere!” Kong Jie glared.
“Don’t be ridiculous. I’m in the forest; that’s natural fertilization!” Li Yunlong protested. “Don’t those dinosaurs do the same?”
“Oh, so now you’re a big beast?” Kong Jie chuckled.
Zhao Gang sat down quietly, grabbed a few peanuts, and popped them into his mouth.
He then snatched Li Yunlong’s wine bottle and took a small sip.
“You’ve been promoted, but you’re still the same,” Li Yunlong remarked.
“This is clearly a job that offends people,” Zhao Gang said.
“Political Commissar Zhao afraid of offending people?” Li Yunlong scoffed.
“Of course not,” Zhao Gang munched on peanuts and said, “I’ve been thinking about cooperating with the local newspapers and media to publish a monthly Discipline Inspection Report for the Fantasy Park.”
After a brief pause, he glanced at Li Yunlong casually and asked, “If we put up photos of you peeing and pooping everywhere, do you want the front or back view?”
“You little—!” Li Yunlong pointed at him, nearly cursing.
The three of them laughed for a moment. Li Yunlong patted Zhao Gang on the shoulder. “Your job’s not going to be easy from now on.”
Earlier, Qiao Mian had instructed Zero to send out a mass message to all employees about the Discipline Inspection Department’s affairs, causing quite a stir.
Everyone privately chatted about it in a WeChat group.
Zhao Gang briefly recounted the incident involving the second-generation beggar from the Divine Eagle dimension harassing female tourists.
“These beggars have really gone too far!” Kong Jie cursed.
“They definitely need to be dealt with,” Li Yunlong agreed. “That Hong Qigong fellow isn’t any better; his men have no discipline at all!”
Zhao Gang smiled. “With Mr. Qiao’s backing, it won’t be hard to handle, but you guys…”
“What’s up?” Li Yunlong asked.
“Don’t just think about how many game coins you’ve got; you don’t have any real ideas!” Zhao Gang’s expression turned serious.
Li Yunlong chuckled. “Although we haven’t worked together long, Old Zhao, you really get me.”
He took a sip of wine. “I was just discussing with Old Kong—now that we’ve got so many game coins, it’s time to pull off a big move.”
“What kind of big move?” Zhao Gang asked.
The shooting range had earned a total of 250,000 game coins this time, still far from enough to buy a spaceship.
Kong Jie grinned. “We plan to buy five sets of Iron Man suits and deliver them upstairs as proof, then spend 200,000 game coins on those Alien Queens.”
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Li Yunlong pointed his finger to add, “Twenty Alien Queens—that’s a 20,000-strong alien army. Forget the little devils; even the Germans would have to surrender!”
“How do you tell the devils from ordinary people?” Zhao Gang asked.
“We’ve figured it out,” Li Yunlong said. “We’ll put on the Iron Man suits, lure the devils out, then unleash the Alien Queens on the battlefield…”
“Will the higher-ups approve?” Zhao Gang remained expressionless.
With the continuous flow of technology and materials here, their momentum was strong.
It wouldn’t take two or three years before they could liberate the entire country.
Shouldn’t this money be spent carefully?
Like saving up to buy a million-value interstellar transport spaceship?
“If the devils jump around for a day, I won’t feel comfortable for a day!” Li Yunlong said coldly. “Or are you going to tattle?”
Kong Jie glanced at Zhao Gang as well.
Zhao Gang sighed. “You two are thinking too simply.”
“What do you mean?” Li Yunlong looked at him.
“We’ve recently received a lot of weapons and equipment from this side. Not just the devils, even the Nationalist Army suspects us. If you unleash aliens over there, we might just become enemies of the world,” Zhao Gang explained.
“So we just sit there twiddling our thumbs?” Li Yunlong clenched the wine bottle, displeased.
“Of course not,” Zhao Gang shook his head. “The money you have belongs to the shooting range and should be handed over to the higher-ups for unified management.”
Seeing Li Yunlong frown and about to speak, Zhao Gang glared at him and continued, “The 100,000 game coins I received are my personal reward. If I don’t spend them, the higher-ups can’t say a word.”
Kong Jie looked at Zhao Gang in surprise. “You mean…”
“I’ll use my 100,000 game coins to buy ten Alien Queens,” Zhao Gang’s eyes gleamed fiercely. “You two buy two Iron Man suits and fly straight to the devils’ homeland! That way, no worries about harming civilians, and no one will know it was us.”
“Damn!” Li Yunlong slammed his hand on the ground and jumped up. “You’re damn right!”
Kong Jie laughed too. “Old Li, that’s why you need to keep studying. You better keep attending those training classes.”
“Classes my ass. Haven’t you seen how dark the hearts of learned men are?” Li Yunlong laughed heartily. “I don’t want to die and be called a black-hearted devil.”
Zhao Gang smiled but said nothing.
Spending every day at the shooting range was starting to get him down.
Without retaliation, he felt uneasy.
A real man couldn’t be without a shred of spirit!
…
Before Li Yunlong and the others could act, Guo Jing had already used his allocated game coins to purchase two Alien Queens.
Outside Xiangyang City, the Mongols had advanced rapidly and were already at the city gates.
Guo Jing’s promotion of the Great Harmony ideology, along with his series of actions, had drawn refugees and many disgruntled minor officials and martial artists to join him, increasing his influence.
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Rumors about him outside were varied.
Some said his martial arts had reached perfection, capable of splitting a mountain with a single palm.
Others claimed he was the reincarnation of a divine ape, able to transform into a ten-meter-tall giant ape devouring ten men at once.
Some said he possessed celestial magic, able to fly and teleport, with limitless power.
Regardless, under the revolutionary path tailored for him by the Rabbit Kingdom government, he had already aroused the Southern Song court’s suspicion.
Originally, the Southern Song court planned to send forces to eradicate him, but the Mongols launched a major offensive first.
They had received news that Guo Jing and his followers inside Xiangyang had rebelled against the Southern Song court.
This delighted the Mongols, who saw it as a prime opportunity to expand their forces.
Once Xiangyang was taken, they could push straight through, and the entire Southern Song would fall easily!
As for the rumors, the Mongols were skeptical.
Guo Jing was almost their Golden Sword son-in-law.
Sure, his martial skills were extraordinary, but splitting mountains with a punch, transforming into a giant ape, flying, and teleporting…
Khan Möngke, personally leading the troops, sat expressionless in the main tent.
Outside, pleas for mercy came and soon fell silent.
Not long after, a severed head was brought in.
He waved his hand, signaling to take it away.
A general who sows confusion and makes excuses for his incompetence deserves to die!
“Well done! If Guo Jing really can do those things, I’ll drink all the horse urine from the warhorses!” a burly Mongol general said.
The others laughed, though some wore uneasy expressions.
Möngke remained calm, deep in thought.
Guo Jing rebelled?
Could it be a ruse?
He thought it unlikely.
Perhaps this father’s An Da was causing all this to negotiate peace?
A cold smile curled at his lips.
Isn’t it a little late now?
Stealing fragrance.