Life Copy Game

Chapter 1135 Raiders in the Wilderness (please vote for this big chapter)

"Lockett, is he really serious?"

In the spacious office, Hull frowned and looked at He Ao next to him, "He actually sent us a notice and asked us to release him? Even if it is a normal case, the mayor's office can't directly order us like this, right? ?”

"He didn't even think that we could let him go, it was just a show,"

He Ao casually put the information in his hand on the desk, then looked at Hel, "How are those two doing now?"

"As you requested, you were placed in a solitary confinement room, one of our most heavily guarded areas,"

Hull picked up a tablet and showed the surveillance footage to He Ao.

The content on the screen was divided into two, showing scenes from two solitary rooms respectively. Weken and Rembert, who had changed into white pocketless prison uniforms, were sitting on clean and empty beds, seemingly in a daze.

"Aren't we going to interrogate them for something?"

When handing over the computer screen, Hull also asked with some confusion.

The other senior executives of the two major consortiums began to 'question', but the two people with the highest status were just taken to the solitary room and did nothing.

"Need not,"

He Ao shook his head, "Just let them stay like this, I will go find them later."

"yes."

Although Heer couldn't figure out what He Ao wanted to do, he still nodded slightly.

With that said, he was about to turn around and leave.

At this time, He Ao suddenly remembered something and asked quickly, "By the way, has Borrick been in charge of investigations in the wilderness before? I'm going to find Wiken later. Ask him to wait for me in the confinement room. one time."

"OK,"

Hel nodded slightly, then he hesitated and asked in a low voice, "Is there something wrong?"

He Ao looked up and gave him a funny look.

Hel and Borrick were basically unfamiliar with each other before and had little communication. After this incident, their relationship seemed to have improved a lot.

Common dangers and goals are quickly closing the distance between this temporary small group.

Seeing He Ao's smile, Hel also realized that his question was a little too much.

He glanced at He Ao, a little cautious and a little emotional.

If Quick were sitting in this office, he would never dare to ask another question.

But now Mr. Sauter is many times more powerful and dangerous than Quick, but he can stand at such a close distance with peace of mind and naturally ask these slightly "offensive" questions.

Seeing Hel's rapidly changing expression, He Ao smiled and said casually, "Have the caravans of the two major consortiums been frequently attacked by wilderness wanderers recently? Borrick seems to have participated in related investigations before. Let me ask him."

Things in the wilderness technically fall under the jurisdiction of the FBI.

He Ao just checked the FBI's case information and found that Quick had indeed sent people to investigate the case, but he only found a few people and started the investigation, and then seemed to give up for some reason.

It seems that there was some kind of 'communication' with the two major consortiums and then the investigation was abandoned.

Borrick was one of the first few investigators.

"Okay, I'll contact him right away."

Hearing He Ao's words, Heer said immediately, then quickly turned around and left the office.

He Ao stood up slowly and glanced at the city behind him that had fallen into night.

He put his black jacket on his body and put aside the two bracelets on the table. As he walked out of the office, he raised the bracelet and opened an electronic report.

The two bracelets placed on the table are those of Wiccan and Rembert.

Although after it was confirmed that they were caught, the top leaders of the two major consortiums quickly locked up the permissions of all Minter City executives, including Wiken and Rembert, Eve still collected and copied many copies within a very short time of obtaining permissions. Internal data of the two major consortiums in Mingte City.

According to federal law, the FBI can directly ask the two major consortiums to provide this information and cannot withhold it.

But following normal procedures, the FBI would hardly be able to obtain this information.

The report that He Ao is seeing now is Eve's summary of these information.

There is indeed "joint investigation information" about the attack on the caravan. Strictly speaking, these investigations are very detailed and the information is also very detailed. They even figure out which wilderness wanderer camps outside Mingte City may be related to the attack. The one is related.

But among these investigations, there were only 'investigations' about the 'attacked' caravan and the attackers.

In these investigative reports, the two major consortiums were almost perfect victims. Their caravans were attacked by organized groups of wilderness wanderers, posing extreme challenges to their 'security' and 'profits'.

So they had to consider a 'powerful attack' and hit the wilderness wanderers around Minter City hard.

This fits the stereotype that city dwellers have of wilderness wanderers: dangerous, brutal, violent.

But He Ao had been the leader of the Wilderness Wanderers. From the perspective of the Wilderness Wanderers, they were generally unwilling to provoke large financial groups.

After all, in the face of a large consortium that can launch mechas, aviation fighters, and even aerial behemoths, a small group of wilderness wanderers is nothing more than a wave of beyond-visual-range bombing.

Different camps and families of wilderness wanderers are basically active in different areas, and there are various conflicts related to territory and interests, making it difficult to gather together.

The equipment they can possess is also a variety of federally restricted equipment, which is no different from the regular army.

Except for a small group of wilderness wanderers who make a living by raiding and running away after killing, no one would risk the fate of the entire family and the camp to provoke a large financial group.

As for the kind of families that make a living by raiding, they basically move from one place to another and will not attack caravans in one area all the time.

And judging from the investigations of the two major consortiums, these wilderness wanderers who attacked the caravans even had a vaguely established scale. Ordinary security forces could not resist them at all, otherwise they would not have gone to the extent of dispatching mercenary groups.

Then this question is interesting.

These wilderness wanderers gathered together and took the risk of being surrounded and killed by mercenary groups to attack the two major consortiums. What was their purpose?

And they didn't move to attack the caravans near Mingte City?

Judging from the investigations of the two major consortiums, there are even a large number of wilderness wanderer camps in the wilderness near Minter City that are in contact with these ‘attackers’ and provide intelligence to these attackers.

It is difficult for those savage wilderness wandering families who make a living by raiding and wandering to get this level of ‘support’.

This shows that these 'raiders' who attacked the caravan were probably wanderers in the wilderness around Minter City.

Behind all abnormal phenomena, there is a high probability that there is some unknown 'reason'.

The 'investigations' from the two major consortiums deliberately avoided the deeper reasons and only discussed superficial issues.

This shows that they may know what the "deep reason" is, which is why they are unwilling to involve the FBI.

Unfortunately, there is no information about this underlying reason in the data copied by Eve.

This may be because Eve only focused on copying the secret information related to the cult within the two major consortiums. There was also a lot of redundant data that she did not have time to copy, so those materials were missed.

It may also be because that 'deep reason' is like 'packaged meat', something that cannot appear in the explicit database, but is something that everyone 'tacitly accepts'.

While thinking, He Ao had already taken the elevator, walked through the corridor, and arrived at the confinement room area.

There was originally a display light in front of the door of this area, but it is now being repaired, resulting in insufficient lighting and staggered shadows.

The red-haired Borrick was already standing in this area now. He stood in the bright light behind the shadows to make himself as conspicuous as possible. He looked at He Ao, "Mr. Sauter, are you looking for me?"

After following He Ao on a field trip, his attitude improved significantly.

"I'm going to ask Wiccan something,"

He Ao put down his bracelet, looked at Borrick, and said with a smile, "Let's get together."

"Is it about the wilderness wanderers attacking the caravan?"

Borrick looked at He Ao. He naturally knew from Heer the reason why He Ao came to him, and he didn't have to tell He Ao again.

He followed He Ao's pace, and after a brief hesitation, he said slowly, "Mr. Sauter, I think this so-called 'caravan attack' is actually 'revenge' from the wanderers in the wilderness."

"Um?"

He Ao glanced at him, "Why do you say that?"

"Based on our previous investigations,"

Borrick obviously tried his best to organize some words before meeting He Ao, and said quickly,

"Although these 'raiders' showed strong combat effectiveness, they did not massacre the caravan. Instead, they tried to avoid the casualties of ordinary non-combatants.

"At the same time, they will only attack the caravans of the two major consortiums. There have never been any reports of similar 'attacks' on the caravans of other consortiums and ordinary travelers.

“There are even rumors that some caravans met a team similar to ‘Raiders’ in the wilderness, and escaped from the alien beasts under the protection of ‘Raiders’.

"In most of the 'attacks', these attackers try to only rob goods, but when they encounter certain 'special caravans' from the two major consortiums, they will lose their minds and even don't want the goods. 'Caravan' launches pursuit."

"Special caravan?"

He Ao looked at Borrick, there was no doubt or inquiry in his eyes, as if he was just asking questions following his words.

"I don't know what kind of caravan it is, but it must be crucial."

Borrick did not notice this flash of expression and shook his head, "The two major consortiums refused to provide us with more information. Shortly after that, the investigation team was disbanded."

"Do you think these 'special caravans' are the reason why those 'attackers' attacked the caravans of the two major consortiums?"

He Ao stopped in front of the door of a solitary room and asked casually.

"At least that's one of the reasons."

Borrick nodded, looked at He Ao, a hint of expectation flashed in his eyes, and spoke further.

He Ao glanced at him, nodded slightly, and opened the door of the solitary room.

The old man sitting in the solitary room lowered his head and seemed not to care about the closing and opening of the door.

He sat on the bed, seeming to be in a trance.

"Wiccan, let me ask a question,"

He Ao looked at Weiken and said directly without politeness, "What exactly did you do to the wanderers in the wilderness on the outskirts of Minter City?"

After hearing his question, Wiccan still lowered his head, as if he was deaf, hearing nothing, saying nothing, and doing nothing.

"Okay, let's go."

Heao said casually to Borrick, then turned and walked towards the door.

"Shouldn't we keep asking?"

Borrick, who was following He Ao and hadn't even entered the door yet, was slightly startled.

"No."

He Ao said calmly.

At this moment, Wiccan, who had been 'silent', finally raised his head and stared blankly at He Ao's leaving figure.

He wanted to say something, but He Ao didn't give him a chance to speak and just closed the door.

The lonely confinement room once again fell into silence.

"this,"

Borrick, who was standing nearby, looked at He Ao with some confusion, "Do you know what happened to those 'attackers'?"

"maybe,"

He Ao shook his head, glanced at Borrick, and said pointedly, "Perhaps there have never been any attackers. All the wanderers in the wilderness near Minter City are 'attackers'."

The question he just asked actually had corresponding thoughts in Wiken's mind.

After excluding some messy factory names, there was only a simple sentence.

‘Hire a large number of wilderness wanderer workers, which greatly reduces labor costs. ’

And this sentence is enough to explain all the problems.

After all, the two major consortiums were not the first to 'hire' wilderness wanderers that He Ao had seen.

The 'Kyle Manufacturing Company' in Morningside City once coaxed and captured wilderness wanderers to work for them.

These 'wilderness wanderer workers' who don't even have social security numbers and are not protected by federal and Minter City laws will probably not receive any good 'treatment'.

They may not even survive from one winter to the next.

Obviously, compared to the 'Kyle Manufacturing' in Chenxi City, the two major consortiums in Mingte City have further made some decisive 'breakthroughs' in terms of not being a human being.

This resulted in a group of wilderness wanderers gathering around Minter City to carry out targeted revenge on the two major consortiums.

This may also be the reason why the FBI was stopped as soon as it intervened in the investigation.

If we dig deeper, we might be able to find out something.

And judging from the increasing number of ‘attackers’, the scope is getting wider and wider.

After the wilderness wanderers began to attack the caravan, the two major consortiums probably not only did not stop their actions, but also intensified their actions.

They were not afraid of these attackers at all.

So is this mission of 'mercenary group to clean up the attackers' really to 'protect the caravan'?

In the name of searching for 'raiders', the wilderness wanderers around Minter City were 'eradicated'.

Then there will be a large number of ‘wilderness wanderers’ ‘flowing’ into Minter City.

It doesn't matter whether he is an accomplice of the 'attacker'. What matters is how many 'wilderness wanderer employees' are 'short' in the factories of the two major consortiums that can reduce costs.

Asking for a ticket at the end of the month

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My name is Lu Yaojin, my father is a high official in the court, my family has been passed down for thousands of years, and I have a close relationship with the Immortal Sect.

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My qualifications are extraordinary and I will definitely enter the Immortal Sect in the future. For the sake of my family and my sister's life, I could only endure the humiliation and endure the humiliation. I had to compromise and marry the bandit, and then wait for my father to send someone to rescue me.

But, why does he always urge me to cultivate immortality?

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