Yuan Heguang's broadcasts caused a great stir around the world, especially in North America.
Although there are a large number of unstable and starving people, many people in normal North America society still maintain a relatively "affluent" life, and can barely afford to eat their fill of three meals a day.
In particular, it maintains a fairly large National Guard.
This is an internally focused organization, and after being reorganized to adapt to the times, it is essentially no different from an army.
Although its military strength was not as great as that of the regular army of the past, it was more than enough to suppress the starving people.
The National Guard is currently responsible for suppressing the starving people who have occupied the granaries.
Major Ferguson Jenny, who was in charge of the crackdown on a grain depot, was reporting the progress of his work to his superiors:
"We have already deployed all the allocated M-1 poison gas shells into the grain depot, causing hundreds of enemy casualties and effectively shattering their will to defend."
"But the enemy's will to resist is firm, and they still refuse to surrender. The negative impact of the '380,000 people incident' continues to spread."
"To further expand our advantage and achieve further victories, our unit requests an additional fifty units of ammunition support, as well as a new batch of logistical supplies, as detailed in the attached list..."
After sending the report via satellite, Major Jenny cracked her neck, put on sunglasses, and revealed two scars on her sunburned face. Her fierce appearance made it clear that she wasn't the sweet type of woman; rather, she looked more like a ruthless woman who could fight her way from one end of the street to the other.
She was, after all, a woman who managed to rise to the rank of major in a semi-military guard unit.
Major Jenny left her tent and went outside.
Her target was immediately apparent—a three-million-ton grain silo in Florida, codenamed C-37.
She arrived here three months ago and has yet to achieve any significant results, only managing to kill a few thousand people with poison gas...
This is what she said in her report.
At this rate, in two or three years at most, most of the people inside should have been poisoned to death by her.
This was the ant-devouring strategy she reported to her superiors.
Slowly kill all the starving people inside, and then you can take back most of the grain.
But in reality...
Thinking of this, Major Jenny couldn't help but reveal...
He gave a cold laugh and looked at his assistant, who had somehow appeared beside him.
How much grain was transported out today?
The assistant glanced at the documents in his hand and replied with a number, "One thousand tons."
No sooner had she finished speaking than the gates of the distant granary suddenly opened, and a camouflage convoy slowly drove out.
Seeing this, Major Jenny's smile widened even more. She nodded. "Very good. Let's all keep up the good work. We are all working hard for everyone's future well-being."
She had already made arrangements with the starving people in the granary.
She didn't fire a single shot. The starving people opened the granary doors, letting her people in to transport the grain, which was then taken to the black market to be sold. The proceeds from the sales were then divided among everyone.
After several months of cooperation, they sold over 100,000 tons of grain together. Her guard team and the starving people inside became as close as brothers!
What's the point of attacking the granary then?
What benefit would she gain from capturing the granary?
Get promoted and make a fortune?
Can it supply more than three million tons of grain?
Isn't the biggest vault right in front of her?
Of course, her actions were not entirely driven by profit; there was also a moral element involved.
Not everyone can kill tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of people without batting an eye.
At least she, Ferguson Jenny, isn't that kind of person.
Moreover, this wasn't her unique tactic; most other security teams operate in the same way.
Otherwise, it wouldn't have been possible for several months to lose just a few granaries and a bunch of chaotic starving people. Even with some training, it's impossible for them all to be superhuman and defend so many granaries.
Given the current situation, even if superiors have some suspicions, they are powerless to stop it; in fact, their superiors are on their side...
With such large grain reserves and such a favorable opportunity, the situation had already deteriorated significantly.
Major Jenny had already decided that after two or three years, when she had killed all the starving people in the granary in her report, she could then set the starving people on a desperate fire.
After that, she could either retreat back to the guard unit or lead her current group of subordinates, along with the "starving people" in the granary who had been eating fine grains for several years, to conquer the world.
Three years later, the weapons and equipment she applied for should be...
I've saved enough...
Just as Major Jenny was calculating the future, another assistant suddenly walked over excitedly and whispered a few words in her ear.
Then Jenny raised an eyebrow, quickly walked back to her tent, and swiftly retrieved a radio.
I opened that overseas channel that Murphy knew all too well.
Major Jenny heard the broadcast very quickly.
The two assistants who came in with her also heard it.
Their eyes were gleaming.
Major Jenny met their gaze, her eyes seeming to light up with a different kind of light. "A new habitable planet has been discovered..."
"The turning point I've been waiting for... has arrived!"
The two assistants still had some doubts, just like everyone else; they were worried it was a scam.
But Major Jenny quickly interrupted their idea.
"Impossible!"
Have you forgotten those who supported the starving people behind the scenes?
"Those East Asia faces..."
Upon hearing their boss's words, the two assistants immediately snapped to attention, clearly remembering something.
Having been in contact with the starving people for so long, it was impossible for them not to have extracted any information. Although the starving people did not reveal all the information, they had sensed that there was a force behind them.
It was that force that was supporting these starving people.
Although that force seemed to appear infrequently, their intervention in the starving population appeared to be terrifyingly powerful.
even...
Major Jenny recalled the representatives of the starving people she had met, those former lawyers and professors, all of whom actually regarded the people behind them as gods...
I recalled a chance encounter I had inside a grain warehouse.
From afar, she saw several Asia faces being enthusiastically surrounded by a group of starving people...
Even she, as a business partner, didn't receive such treatment.
With all these events and today's broadcast, Major Jenny felt that the forces behind these starving people were self-evident.
There are very few forces in this world that can spare the resources to support those starving people.
However, if a country can advance space exploration to the point of discovering new habitable planets, then they will certainly have the ability to support those starving people.
Jenny felt she had discovered the truth.
She quickly made a decision:
She was going to talk to the starving people again about things other than cooperating in selling grain.