Infinite Doomsday Start Draws Luodu Mechanic

Sarah's frontline rhythm temporarily stopped, and the storm in Rogue Town was still brewing. Google Search Reading

But just when the storm was about to come, Sarah neither stayed at the front line nor returned to Rogue Town to lobby the host. Instead, she brought several confidants to the second shelter.

At this time, two days had passed since Ruger and others left the underground camp.

They also returned to this shelter that can be called home as soon as possible.

There was nothing big in the shelter during this period, but there were also many small things.

For example, some people seemed to have caught a cold because they were not adapted to the new environment or their work and rest.

It is said that when they heard the report from their human subordinates that someone was sick, not only the barbarian female warrior Minerva who stayed behind to guard the house, but also the several Rogues who cooperated with her to guard here were all surprised.

Nephalem will not get sick easily, which makes them forget that in addition to food, water and safety in the apocalyptic world, medical care is also an important issue.

Although Ruger is nominally an ordinary person, a Lost Human, he has a system and there are so many potions in his portable store that he can buy at any time. He is almost as immune to diseases as Nephalem.

Just because he himself does not get sick does not mean that he has forgotten that ordinary people can get sick.

But he did not realize that Nephalem cannot get sick, so he did not tell Minerva about these things.

Fortunately, they were away for a short time, and the man's condition was not serious.

When they came back, Ruger did not need to do it himself. Tia checked the man twice, took out several alchemical materials and ground and mixed them for him to take. Soon he was cured.

Ruger remembered that the reason why Rugers could become a force in the dark world was because they had alchemy in their power system.

And Akara, the supreme leader of Rugers, was originally the leading alchemy potion master in that area of ​​the original world.

Rugers' herbal potions were also one of the cornerstones for them to build the initial human shelter.

It was only after the Paladin Cult came out of nowhere that their holy light also had a healing effect, which overshadowed the healing ability of the Rogues' potions.

Although Tia was not a Rogue, as an alchemist, she belonged to a faction that was willing to live in harmony with ordinary humans. It was too reasonable for her to be able to diagnose and prescribe medicine and cure diseases.

After this incident, Ruger suddenly realized that he seemed to have seriously underestimated the pressure that Tia would bring to the Paladin Cult if she stayed in Rogue Town.

In the past, he only paid attention to Tia's ability to make guns and arm ordinary people to a level that could compete with ordinary monsters, but he did not notice that her identity as an alchemist was more important to ordinary people.

Now think about it, the Paladin Cult suppressed the alchemy workshop while trying to absorb Tia into the cult, and the reason was not just the Lost Weapons.

It's a pity that they used the wrong method.

Ruger looked at Tia who began to make various regular healing potions for the shelter, and muttered in his heart.

Someone got sick, this is just one of the small things.

Then there are all kinds of minor accidents in the firearms training of the human resistance army.

Bullet jams, broken guns, explosions, accidental injuries, etc.

Compared with Rogge, who can also use firearms, the technical and tactical level of ordinary humans is really too poor.

In the words of Rugge, their foundation in combat is too poor.

Many of them are not technical problems, but problems of combat awareness.

When a firearm malfunctions, they accidentally point the muzzle at their comrades, which is purely because they fail to transform themselves from civilians to warriors at the level of consciousness.

This kind of thing is difficult and simple, just train more.

After a long period of training, they still can't change, so let them do some logistics work such as harvesting fungal blankets and filtering drinking water.

There are those who perform poorly and those who perform well.

Among the dozen or so human resistance soldiers trained by Rugge himself, a small half are operators of machine gun positions.

And the big killer he left for Minerva, the modified Ferdinand infantry support vehicle, also has four general-purpose machine guns.

But there were only three rogues that Sarah sent to assist Minerva in defending this place.

This provided the human resistance army, which had more men than women, with an opportunity to get close to the rogues.

Whether it was patrolling with Minerva's Ferdinand infantry support vehicle or returning to the machine gun fire point for daily routine target shooting training, the two sides would cooperate with each other.

In addition, there were a few people who were really good at using machine guns. In just a few days, the three rogues were actually taken down by the bad boys of the shelter...

When he just came back and heard about this, Ruger almost blacked out. He had already imagined the scene of Sarah bringing the rogues to ask for punishment.

However, seeing that Minerva, Tia and others were all calm, he realized that he seemed to have overreacted.

It turned out that because the absolute number of rogues was far greater than that of real Nephalem, it was impossible for all of them to marry male Nephalem.

After the Paladin Cult came up with the idea that adult women who could not make other contributions had to give birth to children with Nephilim to obtain the right to live in Rogue Town, although they did not directly oppose it, almost no one chose a Paladin as their partner.

Therefore, most Rogues will most likely end up marrying ordinary people.

There is only one thing they need to pay attention to, that is, if they plan to have children, they must report to their superiors in advance and obtain approval.

After all, they are the absolute main force of the armed forces of Rogue Town, and most of them are in the childbearing period.

If there is no such restriction, if more than half of them are pregnant at the same time, Rogue Town will really be occupied by monsters.

Of course, because the Rogues are warriors, there is no such thing as confinement.

After giving birth, they have to return to the barracks after a short rest.

Then raising children becomes the father's business.

There is no need to say much about various details, which are the routines that have been slowly summarized in the history of Rogue Town for decades.

But for Ruger, this means that the children of these families will have to stay in the shelter to grow up in the future.

Although it is safe here, it is not good for them to awaken into Nephalem because there is no magic power.

In this way, Ruger found that he should consider incorporating part of the forest area outside the shelter into his sphere of influence.

Anyway, the monster army was pushed to the east by the Rogues. Now there are only the most basic monsters that thrive in the bloody wasteland of the cold plains, and they can no longer pose a threat to the human resistance army with sufficient ammunition.

Build a few watchtower machine gun positions near the forest area. When there are children in the shelter in the future, let them come out for a while every day, so that their Nephalem bloodline will not be in vain.