Door-to-door dragon son-in-law

Wu Bolin, who fled in panic, never expected that his original plan to come to the American research station to recruit some followers and expand his strength would end up with him running away with his tail between his legs.

On the way back, he kept muttering curses under his breath: "Damn Americans, what's the big deal? Why are they making such a big fuss over such a trivial matter? They even alerted their army."

A hundred years ago, he wouldn't have been afraid of the army; they were just guns and cannons, which posed no threat to someone of his cultivation level.

However, after a century of seclusion, he realized that the speed of technological development in modern society far exceeded the speed of his seclusion and cultivation.

The firepower of modern armies is so fierce that it can raze an entire city to the ground, something that cultivators cannot even begin to compare to.

He had also heard of a count who had died tragically under close-in weaponry fire. Although the count was strong enough to withstand a few rounds of fire, he couldn't withstand the barrage of hundreds or thousands of rounds per minute.

Therefore, when faced with the American army, he did not hesitate to choose to flee.

Kohei Kikuchi, whose mind was controlled by him and who was wholeheartedly loyal to him, frowned deeply, looking completely bewildered.

He said to Wu Bolin, "Sir, something doesn't seem right about this!"

Wu Bolin asked, "What's wrong?"

Kohei Kikuchi explained, “Almost all countries in the world have signed the Antarctic Treaty, promising not to send a single soldier or bring a single gun to Antarctica. But just now, the United States sent paratroopers and even armored vehicles, which is a clear violation of the Antarctic Treaty. They are just using the excuse of encountering danger to ask for our help. Why would they send such a powerful force here?”

"Yes, why?" Wu Bolin didn't understand either.

It felt like when I lived in a rural village. I went to my neighbor's house to borrow some flour, and they just brought down dozens of bandits from the mountain, armed with long guns, ready to attack me. It was completely unnecessary.

Unless he knows that your purpose in asking for noodles is not real, but to kill his whole family.

But I didn't reveal any information, so how did the other party sense the danger?

Wu Bolin muttered to himself, "Unless someone in my family leaked the news!"

Kohei Kikuchi heard him mutter something, but he couldn't quite make out what he said, so he quickly asked, "Masato, what did you just say about leaking information?"

Wu Bolin said coldly, "I suspect that Wu Hangong's people leaked the news. Could it be that Japan already knows that you are all now loyal to me?"

Kohei Kikuchi said with a look of surprise, "Impossible, Masato. Every member of Wu Han Palace is devoted to you. Even if you told me to die right now, I wouldn't even flinch. How could we leak secrets to outsiders?"

Wu Bolin nodded slightly and agreed, saying, "You're right. You are all my loyal subordinates and it's unlikely that you would betray me. But even if you don't betray me, it's impossible to completely prevent Japan from finding out about the situation here through other channels. After all, we have been conducting large-scale explorations in Antarctica for a long time, and it's inevitable that some link will be overlooked."

Kohei Kikuchi agreed wholeheartedly, saying, "We have only done what we thought could deceive the domestic authorities, but given our limited technology, these methods are not guaranteed to be 100% successful."

Wu Bolin said with some nervousness, "If my guess is true, then since the United States knows about this situation, Japan must also know about it. They will definitely come to investigate. That means these American troops might chase us all the way to Wu Han Palace. That would be really troublesome..."

Kohei Kikuchi remarked, "The real person's concerns are not unfounded. If the government finds out about this, it will be extremely serious, and the government will definitely investigate it thoroughly."

Wu Bolin asked him somewhat nervously, "Then what should I do? If their army marches on Wuhan, where should I go? If I stay, I can't explain myself, and it will surely be a fierce battle. If I leave, where in this vast Antarctic continent can I find a place to settle down and live?"

At this point, Wu Bolin was extremely frustrated, and his Dao heart was also greatly affected. He cursed in annoyance, "Damn it! If I had known this would happen, I wouldn't have bothered with the United States. I wanted to conquer cities and territories, but who would have thought that before I could even take the city, my backyard would be on fire! I'm so angry!"

With a look of unwavering loyalty, Kikuchi Kohei said, "Rest assured, Master, we are willing to serve you wholeheartedly. Wherever you go, we will follow you!"

Wu Bolin was extremely frustrated. These Japanese research team members would be of great use if they helped him explore Antarctica. However, if they were to escape with him in Antarctica, they would all become a burden without exception.

First of all, the harsh environment here makes it impossible for anyone to leave the shelter and survive for an extended period of time.

Secondly, if these people were to escape with him, they would be too conspicuous and would only cause him trouble.

If the Japanese and American governments are to join forces to thoroughly investigate this matter, the best solution is for them to withdraw first.

As for these Japanese research team members, their fate is predictable; they will certainly be taken back to Japan for investigation.

However, I'm not afraid, because I've already psychologically manipulated these people, implying that they will be absolutely loyal. If anyone asks them, they will definitely not answer anything related to me.

So, in the end, this incident may have left the Japanese with an unsolved mystery forever. They will never understand why these people collectively betrayed their country, nor will they ever know what they were secretly searching for in Antarctica.

So he asked Kohei Kikuchi, "If one day you were taken back to Japan by the Japanese government for investigation, and they interrogated you about what you were doing behind their backs in Antarctica, what would you say?"

Without hesitation, Kikuchi Kohei blurted out, "Don't worry, Master, I will never reveal any information related to you. Even if a gun is pressed against my head, I will not utter a single word."

Wu Bolin was fairly satisfied with his attitude and nodded slightly.

Although he had prepared for the worst, he was still unsure of what would happen, so Wu Bolin was not in a hurry to leave. He planned to retreat to Wu Han Palace with Kikuchi Kohei first. If the US military came looking for him, he wouldn't have to worry. Although he was unlikely to be their match, with his cultivation level, he could find them in advance and evacuate before they found him.

In addition, Wu Bolin made another preparation: if conditions permit, he would try to control an American soldier who can speak Chinese, find out the other side's plans, and then see if he could take advantage of the situation!