Across the vast wilderness stretched an endless green containment fence.
The military camp stood right beside the fence.
Square tents of varying sizes lined up in the distance. Military off-road vehicles patrolled back and forth, with a sentry post every hundred meters. Soldiers in Protective Suits stood at the highest points of the posts, watching the situation beyond the Containment Net.
The silent solemnity and tense atmosphere infected the Hunters in the trucks.
The trucks instinctively slowed slightly.
At the same time, the appearance of the two extra-long trucks caught the military's attention.
A military-green jeep sped over.
There were three people inside. Two were wrapped in Protective Suits, while only one wore camouflage combat gear—since he had no Protective Suit over his uniform, it meant he possessed a Card and did not have to worry about genetic contamination.
Compared to before, the number of Cards seized domestically had increased significantly, but it was still far from enough to meet the needs of the monitoring system and the military.
Even the so-called Hunter Universalization policy was merely a grand-sounding name. It was impossible to truly achieve "universalization."
Inside the cab, Wang Xunmei brought the truck to a steady stop, then took out the pass and transportation-related documents the Foundation had prepared for them. As soon as the soldiers in the jeep asked, she handed over the materials.
After checking the documents, the soldier without a Protective Suit asked, "Did you bring a map?"
"We did." Wang Xunmei turned around, rummaged through their things, and handed him the map as well.
The soldier pulled out a pen from his breast pocket and marked up the map. Frowning, he said, "This map is useless. After the Maze began spreading contamination, many Contaminants escaped from it, and the terrain changed drastically. Follow the