He was ready to step forward and respond.
Otherwise, talking about anything else was pointless.
But everyone still seemed very united.
Li Yu felt deeply reassured.
"Everyone, follow me."
They saw what was hidden behind the villa.
It was a deep underground passage.
They were instantly stunned.
There must have been dozens of tons.
His younger brothers looked at Li Yu with admiration.
Everything went without saying.
It was precisely because he trusted them enough.
He might as well show it all openly now.
He also gave his mother, Liu Fanghua, a key to keep.
It made perfect sense for Liu Fanghua to keep it.
Li Yu specifically asked his father and younger brother, Li Hang, to stay behind.
They had no idea what Li Yu wanted to tell them.
It shone on Li Yu's face.
He looked a little unsettling.
His heart brimmed with mixed emotions.
He found Li Yu increasingly difficult to understand.
There were some things he still had not figured out.
His own flesh and blood.
Li Yu had not put this backpack down once.
Eight magazines.
Rounds.
Where the guns had come from did not matter either.
They could better protect themselves.
"Xiao Hang, explain it to Dad."
Li Yu said.
He handed them to his father and younger brother respectively.
Li Yu said.
It was their first time handling guns, and they eagerly began examining and playing with them.
He briefly explained to the two of them how to use them.
Then he gave each of them a magazine.
Li Yu led his father to a small door at the edge of the warehouse.
He saw that they were all non-firearm weapons, such as bows, crossbows, swords, and knives.
He had not expected Li Yu to have made so many preparations.
He had already been surprised far too many times.
But he accepted it.
He entrusted them to his father for safekeeping. His father would be responsible for all of them.
Only then would his own authority be secure enough.
The three returned to the villa's living room.
Li Yu began laying out some plans.
There were nearly thirty people in total.
"But we also need to stay alert at all times."
"Dad, Second Uncle, Fourth Uncle, Uncle Lai, and Uncle, take turns keeping watch in the lookout tower by the gate. Go turn on the high-voltage electric fence in a bit. Also..."
Years old. He took his younger brothers to keep watch in the surveillance room. Li Yu had given him plenty of beatings, too.
Li Yu took out the walkie-talkies he had prepared earlier.
"Mom, aunts, ask Grandpa and the others."
Li Yu ignored it.
No one objected.
Besides, Xiao Yu had built the entire base himself.
They all went off to handle the tasks just assigned to them.
It was still pitch-black.
It had been hours of darkness.
He saw that it was his aunt.
So he did not pay much attention.
She had been his nemesis since he was little.
Only after getting married had she toned it down considerably.
She felt a little sorry for him.
"You can shoulder responsibilities now. But don't put too much pressure on yourself." Her smile held concern.
"Don't worry," he said.
"Try to relax." She cared about him a great deal.
The atmosphere became much more relaxed.
They chatted on and off.
Time seemed to stand still for a few seconds.
"It's all thanks to you."
"Young Master Yu will make sure you eat and drink like kings."
Li Yu deftly dodged it.
The outlines of two mountains were faintly visible.
The darkness remained.
The day arrived. The public was not notified until that date.
But many people had died.
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