Chapter 164 - Big End (2/2)

His orders were quickly passed down, and all the soldiers were mobilized. They rushed to the building with all sorts of tools. The soldier's task was naturally not to save the wounded, but to confirm the death of Zero. Furthermore, there would not be any survivors in this kind of explosion.

In Sauron's mind, Zero was already dead. At the very least, he felt that he wouldn't be able to survive such a devastating explosion under the same conditions.

This explosion would be deeply engraved in the hearts of the citizens of the Windmill Town. It was impossible for them to not remember it. The sound of the explosion had shattered almost half the windows in the town. Hundreds of people had had their ears blown open, and the commotion caused by the explosion had caused an unimaginable amount of damage. More importantly, Parkland's force had made them realize that the overwhelming power of the big money companies could not be resisted.

The factory building had suffered structural damage. The collapse of the main support wall and support column had caused the building to be unable to support its own weight. Under the impact of the explosion, the building had become like a toy that had been knocked to the ground into countless pieces.

The force of the explosion was so great that less than half of the houses nearby were destroyed by the shockwave, and more than a dozen civilians were killed because of it. So much so that the surviving citizens of Windmill Town looked at the Parkland soldiers with hatred, but when their eyes fell on the weapons of the soldiers, they had to look at the ground beneath their feet.

They kept quiet and used crude tools to remove the obstacles and then dug up the bodies of the dead. During the whole process, the police force of Windmill Town didn't dare to make a single move. Even though the security officer looked at the boys under his command with anger, they were well aware that if a conflict broke out, the small Windmill Town wouldn't be able to handle the consequences.

It was the rule of this era that the strong were respected, and it was also the sorrow of the weak.

Parkland was not completely uninjured. In addition to Lan Qi, who had planned to exchange his life for a life, there were more than 20 soldiers standing guard nearby.

These people had no idea that the dueling stage would explode. They were chosen by Sauron to stand guard around the building, and all of this was to keep Zero from being suspicious. Apart from being recruited from outside, Sauron's private forces were also part of his family. A small part of this was the eyes and ears of members of the family who had ulterior motives in his army.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Saurun had deliberately chosen many of the soldiers to be his victims. In this way, Saurun could kill zero, but he could also openly eliminate the cancer around him, and no one would later find an excuse to criticize him. To kill a powerful enemy, it was normal to sacrifice ordinary soldiers. Even if the family members were dissatisfied, they had no way to use this matter to their advantage.

As a result, while the ruins were being cleared, the soldiers found more than twenty mutilated bodies and a hot, deformed revolver. It was held in the hands of a corpse whose head had been blown off, and from the size of its body, it bore a nine out of ten resemblance.

When the report reached Sauron, he exhaled.

Zero was finally dead.

The man who had made a stain on his family, and on Sauron himself, had finally died on the stage which Sauron had arranged for him. Although he had to sacrifice around 20 soldiers and a expert sniper of the fifth step, Saurun still found it acceptable. As long as the soldiers were recruited again, that was fine. As for the talent of the fifth step, as long as Parkland didn't fall, there would be some like him.

When the deformed revolver appeared in Sauron's hand, he simultaneously gave the order to leave the windmill town. The Crimson Knight had already made his move. Saurun's superior hinted that he had been waiting for the news for the past few days. It was almost time for him to return to the headquarters.

Everything was back on track, and a faint smile appeared on Saurun's face.