dognovel Chapter 4996
Chapter 4996
"Then, he will lead a team to train a group of space-type ability users to help him master the process of using long-distance forced teleportation."
"In the future, if any high-risk conflict occurs at any point along the border, or if a high-level alien invasion occurs, command will be transferred directly to me."
"I can transfer the most suitable people to the places where they are most needed in a very short time."
"Yes--"
He paused, then gently tapped the table: "Our next step is to integrate the troops, experts, and resources of our six regions into a combat group that can be deployed at any time."
To put it more bluntly.
"From now on, you will all have to obey my orders!"
No one spoke, but the air was subtly changing.
The phrase "at my command" made everyone realize that the next power structure was beginning to take shape.
Instead of each of the six regions having its own top leader, there are now six war zones, all under the same command chain.
Zhang Yi's gaze wasn't sharp; he was simply stating something that should be taken for granted.
He doesn't mind anyone expressing their dissent, nor does he mind anyone withdrawing from the project.
To put it bluntly, the protection of the entire Huaxu Kingdom is only because of that little bit of incense offering.
Zhang Yi welcomes anyone from the six regions who disagrees to leave at any time.
After Zhang Yi finished speaking, he paused for a while, but no one objected, and no one even showed any reluctance on their faces.
Even if you have complaints, keep them to yourself. Never do something that will cause a complete breakdown in relations.
If they said it, it would be like breaking ties with Zhang Yi completely, and they're not stupid.
Zhang Yi didn't give them much time to hesitate and continued speaking directly:
"The fourth and final point."
He revealed the boundary line of a complete closed loop, which resembled a piece of dark blue snake skeleton pieced together segment by segment, slowly closing on the projection.
"In the future, we will build a long wall! Keep all alien races outside this long wall!"
"This is neither an ancient city wall nor a circle of earthen embankment to keep out the cold."
"This is a defensive belt composed of detection towers, a network of fire, and patrol routes for highly mobile Inhuman troops!"
"It has two things to do."
"First, physical isolation, to keep out the daily infiltration of high-level alien races and prevent them from freely entering our territory."
"Second, monitoring and early warning: any high-energy reaction that approaches will immediately turn red, allowing us to determine in the first instance whether it is an individual or a large army."
Zhang Yi said seriously:
"Once the relocation is complete and the internal situation is stable, we will form a new unit—the Demon Hunter Unit!"
"This is a highly mobile decapitation strike force outside of the regular army, a special unit that specializes in border patrols and strangling intruders with malicious intent."
"It's like a pack of fanged mastiffs, sweeping away any threat along our long walls!"
"When you bite your enemy, remember one thing: never approach the territory of Huaxu Kingdom, and never covet any of Huaxu Kingdom's property. Otherwise, you'll die if you get close!"
Everyone understood Zhang Yi's intention: to create a modern version of the Great Wall.
However, building this long wall will inevitably be very difficult.
At least in the short term, it's simply impossible.
However, if the space teleportation network that Zhang Yi mentioned is completed, it will allow the superhumans in the six regions to quickly support each other.
At that time, it is indeed possible to gather superhuman forces to fight along the entire border.
It is almost certain that once they become neighbors with those ancient civilizations, friction will be inevitable.
In the meeting room, Zhu Zheng was the first to nod, smiling as if he had finally found a pillar of support.
“I like this. What I fear most in Jiangnan is those persistent small groups of infiltrators. They’re not a large army, but they come to bother us every day, making our cities restless.”
These were his true feelings, because during the years since Gao Changkong's defection, he hadn't been able to sleep well for a single night.