Leon wore a solemn expression as he asked in a deep voice:
"Then, does that mean all of you were kidnapped?"
Robo hesitated. He exchanged a glance with the two companions behind him before speaking:
"I don't know if it counts as kidnapping. They never let an entire family go out together. They always keep some people behind. Every time we collect supplies outside, they take a large portion of them as well."
"In the camp, they don't allow us to possess any weapons. When we go outside, they don't give us weapons either."
"Someone once tried to resist them, but they were all brutally killed."
"They aren't exactly good people, but after the Zombies attacked, they would also protect the others in the camp."
Leon exchanged a glance with Colonel William, who asked solemnly:
"How many people does Lieutenant Nawick have under him? What weapons did they take from the military Warehouse?"
Robo thought for a moment before answering uncertainly:
"I saw that every one of them had an automatic rifle, along with some Grenades. I also saw heavy machine guns at our camp's defensive positions."
"Lieutenant Nawick has a group of soldiers under him, more than thirty people. Later, many desperadoes joined them one after another. They should have around seventy or eighty people now."
"They usually hide in the camp and don't go out. Only when they receive news about survivors do they send out a team to capture them and bring them back."
"Mr. Castor, all the information I told you is what I saw with my own eyes. But I was the only one who saw it, so it may not be completely accurate."
After that, Leon and Colonel William continued asking about many details. They confirmed that Robo was not lying—or at least that