While Chu Han and the generals chatted outside the camp, Wang Cai, who had been hiding inside, had long since run out of patience. It dashed nearby and bombarded Chu Han's mind. "How much longer are you going to dawdle? Do you know we might already be trapped to death in Yin City?"
Chu Han froze, his heart skipping a beat as he communicated with Wang Cai through consciousness. "You're back? What's going on with those people?"
Wang Cai rolled its eyes and used its pitifully limited vocabulary to describe what it had seen as clearly as possible.
Throughout this process, Chu Han listened in silence while walking shoulder to shoulder with several generals toward the camp.
"Chu Han? Chu Han?" Duan Jiangwei had been talking for quite some time without receiving any response, so he called out several times.
By then, Chu Han had fully understood Wang Cai's report. A massive shadow fell over him, and his expression darkened. "What did you say?"
"I said that since all the mutants in Yin City's center have been wiped out, there shouldn't be many left at the main base. In this All-Out War, our allied forces can already be considered victorious." Duan Jiangwei paused before continuing, "All that remains is the batch of zombies around Yin City, but we should make new plans for that."
Chu Han gave a bitter smile. "Besides the zombies, I'm afraid there's another unexpected situation that might make us lose everything!"
At those words, several generals walking ahead stopped in their tracks and turned back with puzzled expressions.
"What else is there?" Shangguan Rong asked.
Chu Han looked around. "The Wolf Fang scouting team hasn't returned yet. Let's talk inside first."
Seeing how cautious Chu Han was, the generals all sensed the severity of the situation