Chapter 88
Glenn
The "soldier" took two steps forward, and one of them immediately took off his mask, revealing a youthful Asian face underneath.
It was Glenn. Glenn jumped up and down, waved, and shouted excitedly, "Moore! Moore, open the door!"
Glenn never imagined that he would one day see Moore so happy.
as predicted.
Moore paused for a moment, then let out a hoarse laugh, "Glenn, you Chinese kid, what are you doing here?"
Glenn's smile vanished when he heard Moore mispronounce his bloodline again.
The others also took off their masks.
Rip, Rick, Jimmy, and a strange black man.
Moore stopped asking questions and turned to the bewildered Wayne, saying, "Sorry, they're one of ours."
"Please take your people downstairs first, we need to open the door."
Wayne's men all looked at Wayne, who was still somewhat stunned. He really hadn't expected that the group from Caesar Ranch wasn't Caesar's full strength.
They completely crushed the entire Black Pine Valley using only a portion of their military force.
If Leon Ranch had decided to antagonize Caesar and his group this morning, Wayne couldn't even imagine how horribly he would die if a real fight broke out.
"Boss?" one of his men called softly, and Wayne snapped out of his daze.
He turned to look at Moore, a fawning smile on his face, and said, "Don't worry, we'll leave right away."
"We will absolutely not delay your people from entering Black Pine Valley."
After saying that, Wayne ordered, "Everyone, get off the high wall, let's retreat a bit."
The people at Leon Ranch were naturally unaware that Ford, who was temporarily in charge, was preparing to surrender. Looking at Wayne's behavior, they still felt it was a bit too obsequious.
Their faces showed their dissatisfaction, but they still did as instructed.
After both sides retreated from the high wall, Moore drove his heavy truck and crashed into the wall.
With a loud bang, the high wall, which had been stacked like building blocks, collapsed instantly, sending dust flying everywhere.
Armored vehicles, equipped with heavy machine guns, rumbled into the Bison Pass.
Wayne and his group stood to one side, watching the armored vehicle pass by.
The windows of the armored vehicle were open, and they could see the soldiers sitting inside, armed from head to toe with bulletproof vests, helmets, tactical headsets, and all sorts of equipment—they were armed to the teeth.
The gaze behind the goggles was incredibly sharp.
Under those pairs of eyes, it seemed as if any ill intentions would be seen through. The guns in their hands were ready to fire, and Wayne's men immediately lowered their heads, not daring to meet their gazes.
After the armored vehicle drove past, Moore and his team quickly followed.
The scene was a mess, and in the distance, Moor's voice could be heard.
"Excuse me, everyone, the wall needs some repairs."
Wayne's men felt humiliated, never expecting to have to clean up the mess left by other ranches.
Wayne jogged a couple of steps, put his hand to his mouth like a megaphone, and shouted, "Don't worry, we'll definitely repair the wall."
After saying that, he watched the convoy slowly disappear from sight.
Wayne's men couldn't understand why he was being so humble. One of them asked, "Boss, why are you trying to please them like this?"
"Are they going to attack our ranch? We have nothing on our ranch, just us people."
"Now everyone thinks there are too many people, but in the future, food may become increasingly scarce."
Listening to his subordinates' complaints, Wayne remained calm and said indifferently, "How do you know who we'll be working for in the future?"
Wayne had already found out that although Moore was a scoundrel and domineering man, he was highly trusted by Caesar and treated his subordinates very well.
Once I join Caesar's Ranch, I'll definitely switch allegiance to Moore.
After learning about Ford's plans today, Wayne has found a good place for himself.
Now, it's good to be able to show your face to your future boss and build good relationships.
Turning to look at his bewildered subordinates, Wayne shook his head and chuckled, marveling at his own wisdom.
Wayne waved his hand and said, "You lot, get back to the wall right now."
cnm!
The henchmen cursed inwardly, but under Wayne's watchful eye, they could only do their hard work and obediently rebuild the high wall.
While keeping an eye on them, Wayne pondered how to tell Ford when they returned to the ranch that Caesar and his men had become stronger again.
Or rather, a portion of their hidden strength has been revealed. As for whether this is Caesar and his men's full strength, who knows!
Before his men could finish repairing the high wall, Wayne hurriedly said a few words to his shift change partner and quickly rode back to Leon Ranch.
Upon entering the ranch, Wayne rode at full speed to Ford's house.
He dismounted and ran forward.
Without needing to be notified, Wayne met Ford without any hindrance.
Ford, seeing Wayne's "I have big news" expression, hardened his expression and said, "So, what happened this time?"
Wayne took a deep breath and exhaled heavily, repeating this several times until his violently pounding heart calmed down.
"A group of people came to the Buffalo Pass today. They drove several armored vehicles, each equipped with a heavy machine gun. I could tell from the dented tires that those vehicles were full of stuff."
"Things?" Ford narrowed his eyes, stroking his chin. "Weapons?"
"That's right." Wayne nodded affirmatively: "In the apocalypse, people with equipment will definitely wear it first, and only store it when they can't carry any more on their bodies."
The apocalypse isn't a novel; there's no such thing as pretending to be weak to take advantage of others. If you dare to do that...
There will only be one outcome: you will be killed by the enemy before you can even put on your equipment.
There's no morality to speak of here; surviving is the greatest morality.
Ford continued, "Why can't it be supplies?"
"If it's something like rice, the density wouldn't be that high, so it's more likely that it contains guns and ammunition."
Hearing Wayne's answer, Ford gasped.
Several armored vehicles are difficult to defend against in themselves, and they are also loaded with weapons and ammunition.
Alright, it's decided. Gordon, you bunch of bastards are going to die tonight.
How can I improve if you don't die?!
Ford's murderous intent intensified, and all he could do was apologize to Gordon and the others.
……
Led by heavy trucks, several armored vehicles also quickly arrived at the ranch.
Construction work was in full swing at the ranch, and most of the ranch workers were engaged in labor.
Upon the arrival of the armored vehicle, Rip, Jimmy, Rick, and the others got out and were immediately surrounded by their families.
Rip and Beth embraced each other, openly demanding love from the crowd.
Jimmy was surrounded by Lloyd, Colby, Ryan, and Tite, who interrogated him about his experiences over the past few days.
Jimmy's grandfather was also invited over.
Rick hugged Lori and Carl, and the family was reunited.