Evolution begins with Resident Evil.

Case connected all the team members' communications and told them the latest mission assigned by his minister: "Mission update. Our current goal is to support the survivor area, search for survivors who are still alive, or help them resist the attack..."

Before he finished speaking, the deputy captain asked: "But we have injured people...especially Yehenala. He is seriously injured and needs follow-up treatment as soon as possible."

This is the battlefield of biohazard. Although the wounds were caused by worm mutants, it is not known whether problems such as viral infection will occur, and the seriously injured people now have fever.

Case arranged the weapons on his body and continued what he had just said: "After completing the preliminary mission, we will establish an evacuation area on the spot, and the minister will arrange for helicopters to come over to evacuate the survivors. By then our wounded can also be evacuated, so McSuel , please focus on the task!"

"I understand." The vice-captain turned his head and looked at the seriously injured comrade worriedly, and then said to the other two who were slightly injured: "Look at him and pay attention to safety."

The two lightly wounded soldiers still had certain combat abilities and no fever, so they nodded seriously.

After only two or three sentences of exchange, Case and others came to the survivor area and set up a defense line for the entrance and exit.

The road here was originally blocked by cars and other heavy objects, but now a gap has been made in the middle by worm zombies.

The armored vehicle rolled over the living worms on the ground and drove into the survivor area. Through the periscope, the commander of Pioneer One saw the culprit who broke through the blockade.

It looked like a condensed version of the ogre. It was slightly taller than an adult male, and its body was burlier and stockier than that of the Ogre. It was also covered with thick bone armor, but it moved faster than the ogre and had more combat power. Just as amazing.

However, this monster, which the survivors called "The Destroyer", now fell to the ground with missing arms and legs and stopped moving.

The saboteurs suddenly attacked and broke through the blockade, but they had to face the first round of firepower from the Pskov City Police Department alone.

In the end, at the cost of the sacrifice of all the guards on this defense line, the destroyer and the various mutants that subsequently poured in were blocked behind the wall.

And this is just what happened to one line of defense in the survivor area. Similar things basically happened on other lines of defense.

Without exception, the police officers and the soldiers from the Bear Country who had been sent to assist in the defense used their lives to buy time for the survivors behind them.

However, a large amount of combat effectiveness has been lost. The remaining police officers and soldiers are all those who have taken turns to rest. There are no more than ten in number, and they are now fighting on their own.

"Captain Case, where are we going? Let me remind you again, we don't have much ammunition, and we have already deviated from the original plan."

The original plan was that after they arrived here, they would airdrop the ammunition needed for the armored vehicles and then help defend the survivor area and gradually evacuate the survivors.

Pioneer One asked this question because he didn't want to wander around and end up emptying his bullets, so he could only use the armored vehicle to hit the zombies.

Keyes had an idea and said, "Look for survivors and go to the Pskov city police station."

The commander nodded and directed the driver to drive the armored vehicle into the survival area.

Case and others were sitting in the car, with the sound of the engine roaring inside the car, but they still heard the increasingly obvious gunshots around them, as well as the occasional clanking of armored vehicles hit by stray bullets.

"Captain Case, see those survivors, they are fighting." The commander of Pioneer 1 used the periscope to find the survivors who were fighting.

"Help them, let them act with us, assist the armored vehicles in dealing with the approaching demon worms, and go to the police station together."

Keyes then immediately gave an order to the B.S.A.A. soldiers, saying: "Every team member, prepare for battle. After leaving the armored vehicle, each team selects its own team members to check whether there are parasites on the surface of the armored vehicle."

Previously, they planned to let the guards outside the survivor's defense line check for worms outside the car.

But now Case can only adapt to circumstances and use the already somewhat scarce manpower to conduct inspections.

After a pause, he added: "Just keep the three wounded in the car."

The current scene is actually not suitable for getting out of the car because it is very chaotic outside and there is a risk of stray bullets.

But in order to save the survivors, those who heard this did not raise any objections.

"Roger that!"

Without waiting for the armored vehicle to stop, Case led the team directly out of the vehicle and began to perform the mission.

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"Holman! B.S.A.A.'s support is coming!"

Although the armored vehicle Case and the others were riding in was provided by the Bear Country, there was no obvious identification mark on it, so the survivors who spoke thought they were B.S.A.A. after seeing the B.S.A.A. shoulder patches.

The man described Holman as a well-prepared doomsday survivalist.

When the biohazard strikes, all the techniques Hoffman has honed for the apocalypse are put to the test in this disaster.

Before the police organized citizens to defend him, he was kind-hearted and led the survivors around him to survive.

After the defense line in the survivor area was breached, Holman, who received the alarm, learned about the situation and immediately took the people who believed in him to his home, a modified single-family house, to hold on.

A two-and-a-half-meter-high stone wall was built around the four-story self-built house including the rooftop. However, due to the area or Holman's wallet, there was no garden to set up traps and buffers.

Under his arrangement, the elderly and children stayed in a few rooms in the middle of the second floor, and the rooms that could see the outside of the house were where combatants kept sentries and annihilated enemies.

The first floor is not directly empty. Women also have their own tasks, holding various guys in hand to ensure that no demonic worms enter the room.

When necessary, they are also tasked with blowing up the stairs to isolate the worms.

Holman, who was on the balcony on the third floor, held an RPK light machine gun in one hand, pressed the transmit button on the walkie-talkie, and said: "Launch the flare! Release the flag!"

This was specially prepared as he planned to fall in the survival area and needed to be discovered by rescue helicopters or rescue teams.

Jim was on the rooftop, holding a shotgun with a quadruple scope to kill worm zombies, when he heard the order coming from the intercom.

He immediately put down his shotgun and fired a red flare into the sky. Then he drew his knife and cut off the rope on the guardrail. The flag of the Bear Country was also displayed.

The sky turned red, and Case and the others quickly noticed the flares, and finally noticed the survivors holding on in the distance.

"Captain, there are survivors guarding the building at two o'clock. Let's go there to help first!" Case immediately instructed the commander to go over.

After confirming that there were no worms hiding on the surface of the vehicle, they climbed onto the armored vehicle and protected the survivors from a high position.

There was no command at first, and the survivors who were running around like headless flies seemed to have found a backbone and gathered towards Case's convoy.

After receiving the order, the commander used the on-board radio to ask the survivors gathered around to be careful of the turning armored vehicle, and at the same time asked the driver to drive over.

Jim stood tall and could see far. He immediately reported the situation to Holman, and then used a shotgun to deal with the worm zombies that approached the convoy because of the broadcast.

Not far from the motorcade, a bearded man was running towards the B.S.A.A. motorcade with his wife and children.

A worm zombie was killed by Jim and fell next to him.

His heart was beating fast, and the man had no time to think, so he took his wife's hand and ran to the motorcade.

Suddenly he felt severe pain in his foot. When he fell, his first reaction was to let go of his hand to avoid pulling his wife down.

The man who only glanced at the wound on his foot and understood that he had been attacked shouted to the woman who was holding the baby with a look of disbelief on her face: "Leave me alone! Run!"

Although B.S.A.A. can help survivors resist the attacks of zombies and monsters, in the face of those demonic worms that can only crawl on the ground without their hosts, the survivors can only rely on their own attention.

After all, facing the survivors who keep coming to join the convoy, B.S.A.A. can't use flamethrowers to clear the area, and can't pay attention to whether there are black worms on the ground.

The woman had tears in her eyes and kept shaking her head, but she couldn't say any words and her feet stopped.

She understood what her husband was going through. She had seen it many times after the survivors' defense line was breached, but she never dared to imagine that this would happen to her family of three.

"Let's go!" The man fell to the ground, turned his head, and continued to slap the worms crawling over on the ground.

These worms came out of the zombies that Jim had just killed.

The baby in the woman's arms cried loudly, as if he understood what was happening.

After a B.S.A.A. soldier said hello to his teammates, he jumped out of the armored vehicle, ran over and took the woman's arm to take her back to the convoy.

The wife looked at the sobbing child in her arms, at the approaching worm zombies and the B.S.A.A. soldiers dragging her, and finally focused on her husband who fell to the ground after dealing with the worms.

With tears streaming down her cheeks, she turned her head resolutely, and under the cover of the soldiers, she entered the group of survivors surrounding the convoy.

Other survivors also saw what the other person was going through, and some kind-hearted people went over to comfort them.

After the woman was safe, she wanted to look back at her husband, praying for a miracle.

But someone who has experienced it stopped him, because watching his loved ones turn into zombies and attack him would only make the scars on his heart get bigger and bigger.

The B.S.A.A. soldiers standing on the roof of the armored vehicle to cover the survivors saw this scene, yelled to get out of the car, and used flamethrowers to clean up the worms around them.

"Hold your position!" Case roared.

The ancient city is important, but human life is even more important.

But it wasn’t because of the ancient city that he stopped his men, saying: “The wall of fire will also block the survivors’ escape route!”

Everyone knows that the straight line distance is the shortest, but a little time to bypass the fire wall on the ground may cause the survivors who were originally able to survive to be overtaken by the worm.

The vice-captain killed a spider-man who climbed onto the street lamp with one shot, and said, "I'll take two people out to cover, so it'll be okay to use the flamethrower, right?"

Keith thought quickly and decided that he couldn't afford to lose the big deal. He replied: "We'll wait until we get to the house over there! We have a lot of people to protect now."

Those flexible or strong mutants needed everyone to work together to deal with them. He didn't want the team to be scattered and weaken his own firepower.

After all, many survivors had gathered around their convoy.

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Holman looked at the motorcade driving to his door and breathed a sigh of relief.

When he saw the man with the highest military rank on the other side jumping off the armored vehicle and immediately walking into the house, he immediately directed the people below to open the door and asked others to take over his position for defense.

Case entered the house, scanned the room for survivors, and shouted, "Who's in charge here?"

The entire survivor area was filled with gunshots, and there was no need to stay quiet.

The survivors on the first floor all looked a little tired and disgraced as they had not showered for a long time, but their eyes were full of energy and a smile appeared on their faces because of Keith's arrival.

"it's me."

Holman's voice rang above Case's head. He looked up and saw a middle-aged man with a strong build and square glasses walking down the stairs.

Case told the other party what B.S.A.A. meant and said: "We are going to the police station next, and you should go with us."

Holman thought for a moment and then said, "I don't recommend that you go to the police station."

Without waiting for Case to ask, he gave the reason: "A moment before those zombies launched an attack and broke through the defense line, there was a battle at the police station. Those worms got into the police station through some unknown channel, causing the police officers who stayed behind to be infected. The zombies took advantage of the empty space left by the people on the defense line to launch an attack."

As a result, those who ran halfway rushed back to the defense line and died there.

There were people in Holman's team who were responsible for contacting people in various places, and there were also people who were responsible for monitoring the police channels, so they knew about this.

"But no matter what, there is enough space for us to land the helicopter." Keyes shook his head and said, "We will clear out the zombies there."

"If you are just looking for a landing pad, the rooftop here is enough for a helicopter to land."

Holman had considered these things when he bought land and built a house. He said: "The structure of this house has been specially strengthened. There is no need to worry about collapse. It only needs a little cleaning."

He didn't know how long this biochemical crisis would last, so he led people to plant various vegetables on the rooftop and the balcony below to prepare for emergencies, so it needed to be cleaned.

Although it is more than enough to accommodate a helicopter without cleaning, in order to facilitate the movement of survivors, they need a slightly wider space.

Keyes did not reply. Their troops' ammunition had not been supplied. Even though they had loaded a lot of ammunition supplies into the armored vehicles when they came out, after fighting all the way, the ammunition was indeed not optimistic.

So after thinking over and over again, he accepted the other party's suggestion.

After the two parties communicated the details, Holman began to order people to move weapons and ammunition from the storage room to B.S.A.A. for supply, while he took people to the rooftop.

Case contacted Gill, reconfirmed the location of the evacuation area, and informed the other party of the current situation in the survivor area.

Holman was walking on the stairs when a sudden shock almost knocked him down.

He quickly held on to the railing on the side and said in surprise: "Earthquake?"

This city is not in an earthquake zone, so how could there be such violent tremors?

With his eyelids twitching and an uneasy premonition in his heart, Holman rushed to the rooftop before anyone else.

"Holman! Look there!" Jim, who had been on the rooftop, called his name.

Looking in the direction the other person pointed, Holman opened his mouth wide and shouted: "Oh my God!"

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