The Ultimate War Of The Apocalypse
Chapter 310 - 303: Envy, Jealousy, and Hatred

Chapter 310: Chapter 303: Envy, Jealousy, and Hatred

It’s really true that nothing kills more than comparison.

At any time, a man who is not handsome but dashing, not good-looking but undeniably manly, will be favored by women, and a man who just needs one look to be identified as a hunk or martial arts expert is definitely going to receive adoring gazes from everyone.

Some people’s charisma, when it radiates, does not discriminate between genders.

Immediately, several handsome guys in English military uniforms cast admiring glances at Li Jingang, and, of course, what made Gao Yuan green with envy were the piercing screams of the female soldiers, which clarified everything.

In this military base filled with an apocalyptic revelry atmosphere, Li Jingang had the absolute strength to be a sower.

So envious, so jealous, really so envious and so jealous.

"Fuck..."

Yu Shunzhou looked towards Gao Yuan and then said with a face full of despair, "Why didn’t I practice martial arts?"

Yu Shunzhou liked combat sports, he had always trained in fighting, and he even punched sandbags.

But what’s the use? Everyone has to admit that traditional martial arts routines might indeed be impractical for combat, but those routines are cool.

Driven by tumultuous emotions, unable to restrain his envy and jealousy, Gao Yuan also wanted to show off.

He raised his arms, and just as Gao Yuan was about to leap forward, to jump beside Li Jingang, and not let Li Jingang be the only one in the spotlight, Xinghe quietly said from the side, "What are you trying to do?"

Gao Yuan immediately lowered his arms.

The greatest pain in life must be seeing but not being able to taste, right?

Gao Yuan could not bear to hurt Luo Xingyu or do anything wrongful to Luo Xingyu, his legitimate girlfriend, and now he had the perfect opportunity, an opportunity to indulge in the flavors of beauties from various nations.

But Xinghe was watching from the sidelines.

One link after another, an inextricable chain.

Gao Yuan let out a heartfelt long sigh.

The spectacle of beating people up with kung fu was so stunning that many people forgot this was a fight looking for trouble, so now it had turned into a large-scale Li Jingang showboat session.

The officer who had been flipped onto the ground by Li Jingang stood up, staring at Li Jingang in a daze, his hand touching the pistol at his waist.

Gao Yuan did not speak out, nor did he intervene in advance; he was hoping that the officer would really draw his gun, so he would have a chance to rush over and stop him, an opportunity to steal some of Li Jingang’s thunder.

But ultimately, Gao Yuan was denied this opportunity because at that moment, Andrew arrived.

"What are you doing!"

With a roar from Andrew, all the soldiers stepped back in unison, clearing a path.

Andrew walked into the middle of the soldiers and then angrily said, "What is this? What are you trying to do?"

Li Yang quickly approached Gao Yuan, then he whispered, "What happened?"

"Mmm, they came looking for trouble, but King Kong knocked them all out."

Li Yang glanced at the people on the ground, then at Gao Yuan, and said, "It’s good that you didn’t step in. It would have been messy if someone had died."

Gao Yuan felt somewhat frustrated and said in a low voice, "Why do you all assume that if I take action, I’ll kill someone? Don’t you know that I also know Martial Arts? If I can’t even control the force of my moves, what kind of Martial Arts have I been practicing?"

Li Yang said quietly, "You’re too intimidating. Anyway, it’s good that you didn’t do anything. We were in the middle of a discussion when I heard the noise and knew something was up."

Andrew is already dealing with the officer who started the trouble, but these things are complicated to handle, because there are many countries’ troops here. Even if there’s no infighting, cliques are bound to form."

Gao Yuan whispered, "How’s the talk going?"

"Well, they’ve brought out four drones, and then... we can pick whatever we want from this base. They have plenty of armored vehicles, trucks galore. The problem now is that they’re short on people to operate the equipment, so whatever you want to exchange for is fair game. With only a few of us here, even if we could exchange for more stuff, it’s only worth it if we can actually take it with us."

Li Yang sighed, with a helpless expression, he said, "Anything but food can be traded, and not trading is also an option. They’re willing to give us anything, so there’s no point in negotiating when they’re ready to give it away for free."

Gao Yuan was a bit stunned because the outcome was different from what he had expected.

Spreading his hands, Li Yang said, "Now, Andrew wants us to deploy the drones first, to scout and test their endurance. If it works out, they want to use the drones for reconnaissance and teach the Afghans who harass them a good lesson."

"What does that mean?"

"It’s easy to understand. The reason that NATO forces had an absolute advantage over the Afghans before was due to their absolute air superiority. Soldiers on patrol who encountered an attack could immediately call for air support. Any Afghan movement around this base would instantly be detected by ever-present reconnaissance drones in the sky, so local knowledge of the terrain was useless. To show up meant death."

Li Yang spread his hands again and said, "And now? There are no more planes. The Americans can’t fight without their Air Force. They’re bombarded from outside every day. Previously, enemy attacks were detected and monitored before they even happened. Now, they only find the enemy after the shelling starts. It’s different now."

Of course, it was different. Before, the Afghans didn’t even have a chance to engage in guerrilla warfare, but now, they could.

Even though the troops in Kandahar Air Base still had an absolute advantage in firepower, they couldn’t make use of it if they couldn’t see the enemy.

"Why don’t they take the initiative to strike?"

Li Yang said in a low voice, "They launched two proactive attacks last winter, killed a few Afghans, but lost dozens of their own men. The Afghans would love for them to launch another attack."

Gao Yuan was reminded again of what Panxin said, that the Afghans might not be formidable, but they’re really tough to deal with.

Moreover, without the support of high-tech equipment, it was hard to say who was tougher.

Gao Yuan asked quietly, "So what now?"

"As long as the drones can pinpoint the enemy’s location, there are plenty of weapons in this base to strike at the enemy. That’s why they desperately need the drones. Andrew said he hopes to get the drones in the air as soon as possible, because by the afternoon, they can start the aerial patrol in advance, waiting for those Afghans to come again."

After saying this, Li Yang lowered his voice further and said, "It’s good that you didn’t go. It’s up to you to make the decision now. I think we should not get involved in their war. What do you think?"

Not understanding, Gao Yuan asked, "Why?"

Li Yang explained patiently, "We don’t have any deep-seated vendettas with the locals. Attacking them harshly and then leaving would make things much more complicated. Why make enemies unnecessarily?"

Gao Yuan thought for a moment and said, "Hmm, it does seem a bit troublesome; I need to think about this."