Zhang Xiaoqiang, who originally wanted to see his son to change his mood, started to talk about Yang Ke-er under Mu Peipei's inquiry. His mood started to sour again. Not wanting to let his son know that he was unhappy, Zhang Xiaoqiang did not stay for long. After chatting for a while, he turned around and left. His destination was the interrogation room. He was unhappy and wanted to find someone to accompany him. Upon entering the interrogation room, he saw Luo Junshan and the two You Yinhua sitting outside drinking. The three of them also saw Zhang Xiaoqiang and stood up together to make a welcoming gesture. However, the ashen look on their faces became even more serious. The eyes of the two You Yinhua looked as if they had lost their souls.
Zhang Xiaoqiang nodded and walked past them. Halfway through, he turned his head and asked,
"When will your poison take effect …"
Luo Junshan's face immediately drooped. He looked up at the blue sky reluctantly and said, "There are still thirteen days.
When the time comes, I hope that Zhang Xiaoqiang can provide us with a better coffin. It would be best if you could help us choose one with a better view … "
"There's no need. I've obtained the antidote for two legions in Sichuan. The three of you don't have to die …"
The three of them looked at Zhang Xiaoqiang in disbelief. Their mouths were wide open for a long time. Luo Junshan asked in a hoarse voice, "Really?"
The two You Yinhua were both happy and worried. They were deeply afraid that Zhang Xiaoqiang was joking. Zhang Xiaoqiang waved his hand impatiently and said, "It's true.
I'll have someone send it to you later. I hope it doesn't have an expiration date. Otherwise, you still won't have the antidote next year … "
Zhang Xiao Qiang didn't have to get someone to bring it over, as the 2 You Yinhua couldn't wait to go to Huang Quan for it. Luo Junshan, on the other hand, was no longer as dispirited as before, rubbing his hands excitedly as he followed Zhang Xiao Qiang into the interrogation room. Ma Lenna was locked up in a small cell, with only a bed and a toilet. Zhang Xiao Qiang peered through the bars of the metal door at Ma Lenna, who was curled up on the bed, and ordered someone to open the cell. The figure unlocking the door startled Ma Lenna, and she sat up to see Zhang Xiao Qiang with a steely expression …
"Zhang Xiaoqiang, you saved my life. From now on, we are your men. As long as you have any orders, we will climb a mountain of swords and plunge into a sea of flames. If the New Era is your enemy, we will be enemies with the New Era. In the future, no matter what you want us to do, we will do it …"
Luo Junshan and the two You Yinhua seemed to have been reborn. They stood in front of Zhang Xiaoqiang in high spirits to show their loyalty. Zhang Xiaoqiang sat on the sofa and nodded to them. He looked at the cigarette between his fingers and digested the new information from the New Era. The two You Yinhua didn't dare to disturb him. They walked out of the interrogation room with their arms around each other's shoulders to celebrate their new lives, leaving Luo Junshan to accompany them.
Zhang Xiaoqiang's emotions fluctuated. He was in a bad mood just now and wanted to vent his anger by interrogating Ma Lunna. He didn't expect Ma Lunna to be more afraid than he imagined. The observant woman took the initiative to tell Zhang Xiaoqiang the new information she recalled last night. There were all kinds of information, but the one that attracted Zhang Xiaoqiang's attention the most was the New Era Science and Technology Research Center in Australia. This research center didn't belong to Asia but was directly under the control of the Senate. When Ma Lunna was tortured by the old man, she worked as a secretary for a few days and came into contact with some of the research results of the research center. Some of the research results left a deep impression on her …
"Have you heard of the New Era Science and Technology Research Center in Australia?"
There were a lot of research results, but Zhang Xiaoqiang didn't care too much about them. The foundation of the base was too weak, and most of the survivors were ordinary people. If he wanted to find a few high-tech talents, he would have to try his luck. In China, the survival rate of those who didn't work hard in the apocalypse was far lower than those who were simple-minded and dared to fight. Even if they were lucky enough to find a talent who could understand those things, without a complete set of equipment and a production line, they couldn't turn it into practical results. However, there was one thing that Zhang Xiaoqiang was determined to get. In order to get it, he would do anything.
Luo Junshan didn't answer immediately. He carefully recalled the various departments he had seen and heard about in Australia. After a while, he shook his head and said, "I've never seen it, and no one has mentioned it. From the name, it should be a heavily guarded place. Maybe even the New Era Army in Australia hasn't heard of it. It should be a key project of the New Era … but I might know the approximate location of this research lab …"
Zhang Xiaoqiang raised his head and stared at Luo Junshan without blinking, waiting for the rest of Luo Junshan's words. Luo Junshan didn't keep him in suspense and said in a reminiscing tone, "When the army was newly established, we carried out missions in the coastal cities of Australia. We collected the equipment and instruments from the various research labs and transported them to the new city by helicopter. After debugging and maintenance there, we loaded them onto the airships and transported them away. No one knew where they were transported to. Some of us were smart enough to calculate the time after unloading the goods and the time it took for the airships to come and go. Then, we loaded them onto the airships and transported them away. If I'm not wrong, it should be the Northern Territory."
Following Luo Junshan's explanation, Zhang Xiaoqiang understood that the Northern Territory should actually be counted as a primitive area. There weren't many people or cities there, and most of the people who lived there before the apocalypse were indigenous people. The vast area was like an undeveloped virgin land without a large number of zombies. In terms of safety, they only needed to pay attention to the mutated beasts. It was a natural refuge. The New Era Army had placed the research center there, and it was considered safe for outsiders to find the research center.
"The area of the Northern Territory is very large, equivalent to a province. It's not easy to find it, and ordinary people don't know about it …"
Although he had analyzed the approximate location of the place, Luo Junshan did not expect to find it. Let alone whether he could reach Australia, even if he could reach there, it would be extremely difficult to find it. Moreover, ordinary people and soldiers did not know about that place. Judging from some of the confidential details that the New Era Army had shown, that place was very important to the New Era Army. Before the appearance of external enemies that could threaten Australia, they had already taken precautions.
Zhang Xiaoqiang did not care about the difficulties that Luo Junshan mentioned. His eyes were a little unfocused, and he was thinking about another thing. The New Era Army's research on some mutated creatures was far more than his plant research center. One of the research results was very helpful to his current problem. What he was most worried about was Yang Ke-er's injury. This kind of injury was difficult to cure before the apocalypse, let alone after the apocalypse. He thought that Yang Ke-er would be like this for the rest of his life, but the information that Ma Lunna suddenly told him made him feel hopeful. With hope, he was willing to realize this hope with his own hands.
"Ordinary people don't know about that place, but the transport team must know about it …"
Zhang Xiaoqiang thought of the key point in his heart and suddenly made up his mind. He must go to Australia, even if it was for Yang Ke-er. Luo Junshan saw that Zhang Xiaoqiang was absent-minded, so he stopped talking. The antidote was already lying in his pocket, and he heard that the remaining antidote was enough for him to use for the rest of his life. The biggest crisis was no longer there. From now on, he had to think about his position in Hubei. He had been a commander before and enjoyed the position that came with power. He definitely did not want to be mediocre in the future.