Chapter 143: Community status

Liang Yu was also somewhat puzzled by this.

He was puzzled by Huang Qiushi’s actions.

The two of them had no interaction; he had only left her some supplies last time.

As for the two groups looking for him, he had some idea.

However, he had no intention of returning; what did it matter to him if those people died or not?

Huang Qiushi calling Liang Yu probably gave him an idea of her intentions.

Huang Qiushi would certainly feel uneasy, helpless, and fearful about the sudden appearance of intruders.

Huang Qiushi would be afraid that these people would threaten her safety.

Therefore, the first person she contacted was Liang Yu, not Lan Ling, with whom she had met for some time.

The answer was simple: Huang Qiushi knew that calling Lan Ling would not solve the problem.

She wasn’t even sure if Liang Yu could solve it.

But at present, Liang Yu was her most hopeful option among all her choices.

Moreover, the most important thing was that she believed she could still gain some goodwill from Liang Yu.

Huang Qiushi just didn’t know that as long as she didn’t open the door, with the current outside temperature and power outage, without large equipment, the safe house at 1101 could not be breached.

Most importantly, she didn’t know that Liang Yu had already left the community.

And had no intention of returning.

At this time, within the community, the property management had already recruited most of the community’s owners.

They were constantly clashing with the two external forces.

Their food source was the people consumed in these conflicts.

In such a continuous war of attrition, it further conformed to the theory of evolution.

The four words ‘survival of the fittest’ were fully demonstrated in this situation.

As the numbers dwindled, those who remained were considered elites.

These remaining elites were currently at war with the people of Japan.

Why was it called a bitter battle?

Mainly because the people of Japan were too shameless.

The common tactic used by these Japanese people was the so-called ‘invisibility technique’.

This invisibility technique was not some proper spell.

The invisibility technique actually involved adding a large amount of lime powder, chili powder, and similar things into their sword scabbards.

Then, they would insert the sword, so when fighting, they would suddenly draw the sword.

The attached lime powder, chili powder, and other things on the sword would all fly towards the opponent’s face.

This would cause unprepared enemies to suffer temporary blindness in their eyes due to this short-range tactic.

And these individual Japanese people could then complete the kill or successfully escape.

Initially, neither the community people nor the other group were prepared for this tactic when they fought them.

This led to them being ambushed.

Therefore, people on the community’s side who had helmets tried their best to modify them.

They were made to resemble a race car driver’s helmet.

As long as the helmet’s vision was blocked by lime powder or other substances, they would tear off a layer of attached transparent film.

With precautions in place, they managed to leave behind more than half of this group of Japanese people.

The rest escaped using various methods.

Wang Yong and others did not let them pursue, but instead had the uninjured or lightly injured quickly clear the battlefield.

He was very clear that the other group was about to arrive.

If not absolutely necessary, Wang Yong and his group did not want to clash with them.

The main reason was that they did not want to incur unnecessary casualties.

The weapon gap between the two sides was too large; although Wang Yong was confident he could stop them, it would require a large number of lives to fill that gap.

As for why the Japanese people were able to gain an advantage in their encounters with them, besides their despicable invisibility technique, the biggest reason for their success was launching sneak attacks while the opponents were resting.

Wang Yong, of course, could also do this.

But there was absolutely no need for it.

Not to mention that their main base was here.

Keeping all the opponents here didn’t have much meaning.

Besides gaining some more food, there was no practical effect.

Both sides also reached an unspoken agreement.

As long as they didn’t encounter each other, they wouldn’t actively provoke the other side.

As for the other owners who had not joined the property management, this was not within Wang Yong’s consideration.

Among these remaining owners, besides Huang Qiushi, the one who was doing the best was Fang Qing.

But at the same time, she was also the one who suffered the most.

Simply because Liang Yu’s farewell gift caused that Husky, Tangdou, to go berserk.

At that time, only Fang Qing was by its side.

So, Fang Qing endured terrible torment.

But after this torment, Fang Qing’s treatment was to stay in the house every day, not having to go anywhere.

Food was hunted by the Husky, Tangdou.

As for the prey it hunted, one could only say they were those lone individuals.

Each time, Tangdou would bring back a large piece of meat.

Fang Qing was initially very resistant.

Her lower body was severely injured due to Tangdou.

She chose the latter between starving to death and eating ’two-legged sheep’.

After she accepted this fate, she would cook the food Tangdou brought back every day.

One person and one dog would share it.

So, she became one of the people in the community who was doing the best.

Just as Wang Yong and his group were fighting, the Japanese people were defeated and fled.

And just like that, a unlucky Japanese person appeared in Tangdou’s line of sight.

At this moment, this Japanese person was not paying attention to what was ahead.

All his attention was focused behind him.

He ran while constantly looking back.

He was afraid that Wang Yong and his group would ignore the main force and instead come after him, the lone one.

He just didn’t know that Wang Yong had no intention of pursuing at all.

Even more, he didn’t know that staying with the main force was the safest option.

There was a man-eating ‘hungry wolf’ in this community.

While his attention was focused behind him, he passed in front of Tangdou, who was lurking in the snow.

The outcome was predictable.

As he passed, Tangdou’s massive body exploded into action instantly.

That powerful burst of strength pinned this Japanese person to the ground in less than a second.

When the Japanese person received the sudden attack, he had no idea what was happening.

He just felt a heavy weight pressing down on him.

He looked up and only saw a mass of fur.

In that short time, Tangdou first bit down on his weapon-holding hand.

That terrifying bite force shattered the Japanese person’s hand bones.

The pain in his wrist left him no time to think.

The weapon in his hand also fell out as a result.

As he howled, Tangdou, with a precise bite, tore off his entire throat.

The opponent was killed so simply by Tangdou.

What remained was Tangdou using its sharp claws to tear open his clothing.

It bit through his bones and carried a part of his body back.

Tangdou was very clever with the remaining corpse.

It would hide the corpse in the snow.

And leave its own scent, so even after a day or two, it could still find the food it had buried.

Whenever night fell and all was quiet, that was its most suitable time to act.

At this time, there would hardly be anyone outside.

Ninety-nine percent of people were huddled in their rooms under their blankets.