Three Days

It took three days to conquer North and South America.

When European French netizens heard the news, they felt deeply relieved. At last, they had escaped the shadow of what happened in Paris.

The reason Umbrella took three days was that North and South America covered vast areas. The ground forces also wanted to avoid deaths as much as possible.

17:03, January 2.

The occupied zone of Washington.

Inside the famous Oval Office in the West Wing of the White House.

William sat behind the desk known as the Resolute Desk, his back to it as he gazed out at the view through the office windows.

Even in winter, the lawn, planted with Bermuda grass, tall fescue, and Kentucky bluegrass, remained an evergreen sight throughout the seasons.

The lawn was also patrolled and guarded by Imperial Guard Astartes wearing dark-green-painted Ceramite Armor, with helmets styled after Thor's Hammer and bolt rifles in hand.

In fact, as the person with the highest authority in the Main Universe, William had never visited the White House before. Today was his first time.

And he had immediately sat behind the desk reserved solely for former American presidents, gazing out at the lawn of the White House's West Wing. The feeling brought him a peculiar thrill.

At present, the armies of every country in the Americas had been defeated and captured by ground forces led by the Astartes elites.

Three days earlier, William had also issued an order: whenever a city or town was occupied, the first thing the accompanying technicians had to do was seize the printing presses.

Using the existing paper and machinery, along with the electronic templates William had brought, they printed large quantities of Confidentiality Agreements.

The captured and surrendered soldiers would be forced to sign Confidentiality Agreements at once, forcibly