Tj Daily with Kelsey

Yes, this is basically very similar to the style of the camps where the scavengers settled down in Luo Shu's impression.

In a modern society where the origin stone industry system is highly developed, such a building built with logs is really too much.

However, there is a reason for this. The reason why many scavengers become scavengers is because of various reasons, a group of poor people expelled by various countries. After all, no one is born willing to be homeless.

The origin of the scavengers can be traced back to the demon war that spread across the entire continent.

Luo Shu looked at the proposed camp built with logs and supported by a small amount of earth and stones, and a trace of confusion flashed in his eyes.

Is the integration movement so hard to be connected to the scavenger community?

If this is the case, then I am afraid the situation will be a bit worse.

In the international community, it is not that there are no extremist organizations of infected people, but many of these infected people's organizations are short-lived, and few of them can exist for nearly ten years from the beginning of their establishment like the integration movement.

Yes, this extremist organization of infected people, which is hated by governments of all countries, has always demonstrated its presence in the international community with the frequency of dozens of terrorist attacks every year.

Luo Shu had doubts about how the integration movement would replenish personnel, but now that he saw the style of this camp, he roughly understood why Rhodes Island made Selea feel like the previous group of scavengers in the wilderness of Valorval Forest. Tried to establish contact but was rejected.

If those groups of scavengers have already established cooperation with the integration movement, then I am afraid that they will naturally hold a natural malice towards Rhodes Island, an organization that is allowed to exist by various countries.

However, this is only Luo Shu's preliminary guess.

If he wanted to prove that the scavenger community really had something to do with the Reunification Movement, he had to visit the camp.

Only seeing is believing can we make a preliminary judgment.

However, at noon, the gates of the camp were tightly closed.

He looked at the Integration Movement soldiers above the camp wearing blue uniforms, holding knives and shields, and wearing white masks, and a trace of solemnity flashed in his eyes.

Obviously, this seemingly primitive camp is extremely tightly guarded.Three steps, one post, five steps, one post.

Luo Shu made a preliminary observation, and basically saw hundreds of tall wooden towers built around the camp.

Perhaps this camp looks very simple, but for Luo Shu who once served in the forest guards, he has long been accustomed to this layout in the forest guarded by the forest guards in Casimir's time. up.

In the early stage of fighting against the invasion of the Ursus Empire, the forest guards relied on the wooden towers built in various places in the forest, which caused the Ursas invading army to suffer a lot.

However, this kind of fortification has high value in jungle warfare, but it is also extremely fragile.

Back then, the Ursas Empire thought of the fire attack, and destroyed the wooden towers that the forest guards were defending one by one, and finally changed the direction of the war.

Luo Shu looked at these wooden towers, a trace of sadness flashed in his eyes.

However, soon he put away his sentimentality of seeing things and thinking about people, and began to look for how to break through the surveillance area outside the camp built by these wooden towers.

He looked at the distribution of these towers and found that these wooden towers were arranged irregularly.Moreover, Luo Shu noticed some details, that is, there are personnel patrolling the bottom of these wooden towers.

He observed quietly for nearly 10 minutes, and found that the personnel on the outer wooden tower basically picked up the binoculars in their hands to observe the surroundings every once in a while, and the patrol personnel around the tower consisted of five people. In the form of a group, they patrol back and forth where the tower cannot see.

And only for a short period of time, there will be a short gap between these tight patrol networks.

During this vacancy, the observers on the high tower picked up the binoculars and looked into the distance. After the patrolling personnel staggered past, they turned their backs to each other to form a monitoring blind spot that lasted about 1 minute.

Luo Shu had been in the Forest Guard's army, so not only did he not have the slightest joy at the discovery of this vacancy, on the contrary, he felt deeply disturbed.

Only troops with military training will know this set of jungle combat defense tactics for which the Ranger troops are famous all over the world.

Although the forest guard troops have withdrawn from the stage of history, they have become a footnote in the history of Ursus Empire's aggression, and from time to time there are good people who use the forest guards to fight against the Ursus Empire's aggression and fail, and come to fight against Ursas with Longmen Imperial aggression succeeds for comparison.

However, no one can deny that the jungle defense tactics mastered by the forest guards are decades ahead of other countries.

Governments of various countries have recorded this tactic of forest guards in the curriculum of military academies. The book "Casimir's Forest Elegy" is a detailed description of an Ursus veteran, recording the beginning of the Ursus Empire. How did the forest guards rely on the vast forest and suffered heavy losses.

However, the greatest value of this book is not to expose the ugly nature of war. The greatest value lies in the fact that this book well restores the specific and detailed layout of the Forest Guard's "dense forest defense tactics".

However, this tactic is only known to veterans of the Ursas Empire who have attended military academy or experienced that war.

How did the Unified Movement know about this tactic?

Could it be that the integration movement, like the anti-Ursas guerrillas, colluded with the resistance forces in the Ursas Empire?

Luo Shu is deeply worried about this. If this is really the case, then the members of the integration movement may include some retired soldiers from the Ursus Empire who have experienced wars in those years.

This is a terrible signal.

Luo Shu knew the root cause of the current turmoil in the Ursus Empire. First, it was the failure of the invasion of Longmen 20 years ago, which caused the domestic people to urgently need an emotional gap to vent their dissatisfaction with the defeat.

Unfortunately, the decadent and declining Casimir government was targeted by the Ursus Empire at that time.

The war of aggression against Casimir finally ended in the destruction of the forest guards. The government of the Ursas Empire forced the Casimir government to sign a cession of "Kurti Forest, which is adjacent to the southwest border of the Ursas Empire, that is, the guards. The [-]-square-kilometer territory including the forest guarded by the forest people for generations", is known as the "Kurti Territory Agreement" in history.

However, the victory of this three-year-long war not only did not allow the Ursus Empire to calm down the domestic turmoil, but instead gave birth to various anti-Ursas guerrillas.

What's even more frightening is that the disabled veterans of the Ursus Empire who retired from the front were treated badly, and eventually set off a wave of anti-war in the southwest of Ursas.

After that wave, the Ursus Empire "successfully" quelled it with its customary policy of iron and blood, but this suppression completely dissipated the hearts of many retired soldiers in the southwestern region of the Ursas Empire.

Later, as more and more anti-Ursas guerrillas became active, the military pressure of the Ursas Empire also increased.

By the time the officials of the Ursus Empire realized that something was wrong, it was too late.

Because, the reason why these anti-Ursas guerrillas can grow is precisely because of the veterans of the Ursas Empire's aggressive war who chose traitors because they were dissatisfied with the way the Ursas Empire treated veterans.

The joining of these veterans allowed many anti-Ursas guerrilla organizations to obtain a lot of professional military training, which greatly expanded the size of the anti-Ursas guerrillas and made it more difficult for the anti-Ursas guerrillas to Handle.

This is also a quite disturbing fact that Luo Shu observed the patrol pattern of the outlying guard posts of the camp, and got a glimpse of the leopard.