My Arknights Life Diary

"Uh... Mr. Patriot, what should we do with Froststar now? We can't just let her lie on the ground forever."

Looking at Frost Star lying on the ground, Tu Fang couldn't help but speak.

"Well... in a little while..."

The Patriot spoke.

"Ok?"

"Wait... a little longer... because... Yelena's... body temperature is... rising..."

Tu Fang roughly understood what the Patriot wanted to express. He probably wanted to wait until Frost Star's body temperature rose before moving her.

After all, if you come into contact with it now, there is still a risk of frostbite.

"I see, huh?"

As soon as Tu Fang finished speaking, he saw the Patriot picked up Frost Star and put him on a chair.

“Now…it’s…okay…”

What the Patriot was referring to was naturally Frost Star's body temperature. Although Frost Star's body temperature was still very low, it no longer posed any obstacle to the Patriot.

"Okay, by the way, Mr. Patriot! Do you want another injection? Um... with your body size, if you fall asleep after the injection..."

"It's okay... this... potion... is not enough... to put me... into sleep..."

Since the patriots have already said so, Tu Fang didn't say anything more.

But when it came time to give the injection, Tu Fang was in a dilemma because he didn't know where to give the injection...

Patriot's arms covered with armor

Um.........

It should be said that his whole body is covered with armor

However, this problem did not bother Tu Fang for long, because the Patriot activated a switch on his armor that had not been activated for a long time.

Part of the armor on the arm faded away, revealing a part where medicine could be injected.

Those who made this armor for the Patriot had naturally considered the subsequent drug injection problem a long time ago, so they reserved this point in advance.

To be honest, the patriot himself was a little surprised that he would have the opportunity to turn on this long-forgotten switch one day.

"This is?"

"Before... when I was in the Ursus... army... I was also... injected... with a drug... to resist oripathy..."

"I see."

The prescription is injected according to the reserved position. You'll find that the reserved position and the inhibitor are quite consistent.

As the mineral disease inhibitor was injected, the Patriot's eyes narrowed slightly.

He could feel that his body, which had been ravaged by the mineral sickness, had improved slightly, and the discomfort had decreased a lot.

"Huh... the strength... is back... some... not much... but enough...

Thank you.....Tu Fang...Although.....I don't know....how you got....this medicine...but I still...want to thank you..."

As the injection of the medicine was completed, the Patriot spoke a lot, which was rare.

He naturally knew how precious this potion was, and he also naturally knew that this thing was basically only circulated among the nobility.

But he didn't know how much Tu Fang paid to get these.

Tu Fang:............

So should I tell him that I actually asked an elder friend of mine for these things?

.............

After the injection of the medicine was completed, not long after, Tallulah finally came to the tent. She had actually been very curious about what Tu Fang wanted to talk about.

He had to wait until they were all gathered together before he could tell her, instead of telling her directly.

However, when Tallulah entered the tent, the first person she noticed was Froststar who was sleeping on the table.

"Hey? What happened to Froststar?"

Tallulah knew very well that Froststar would not sleep at a time like this, and it was not like Tallulah to be unconscious, and it could be seen that she was sleeping peacefully.

"Oh, Tallulah, you're finally here.

Huh? Frost Star? Ah, I gave her some inhibitors for mineral sickness, and she has entered the body's self-protection mechanism. I estimate that she will wake up before night at the latest."

After hearing Tu Fang's explanation, Tallulah felt relieved, but then she spoke again.

"That's good, but since she's asleep, should we wait for her for the meeting?"

"No........"

The Patriot answered for Tu Fang.

"Okay, I see. So when does the meeting start? I'm quite curious, Tu Fang, what exactly do you want to discuss? Why do you have to wait until the Patriots come back to discuss it together?"

"I'll go get some chairs over there now."

It just didn't take long

"Uh...Mr. Patriot..."

Tu Fang soon discovered that there was no chair suitable for patriots to sit on...

"It's okay... I can just stand..."

In any case, an important meeting of this integration movement was finally held, although one meeting member was unable to attend due to special reasons.

But it doesn’t matter, as long as the patriots are there.

............

Inside the tent, at the square table.

Tu Fang opened a special letter and placed it on the table.

“This is the main topic of this meeting. Let me briefly talk about it.

To put it bluntly, the essence of this matter is that the infected in the south want to flee to the north, but because they may be attacked by the Ursus army, they want to seek support from the Integration Movement.

To be more specific, it’s all in this letter, you can take a look.”

To be honest, this was the first time Tu Fang had seen the contents of the letter, but he couldn't understand it either, after all, the contents of the letter were written in Ursus...

Tu Fang felt that this might be because Jin Wen thought that the leader of the Northern Integration Movement was a native Ursus.

The letter was passed between Tallulah and the Patriot, and Tu Fang truly understood the content of the letter through their words.

The content of this letter is very broad, covering for example the plight of infected people in the south and the complicated relationship with the infected patrol team.

For example, the quality of life of the infected is actually much better than that in the north in a strict sense, and they are also richer.

In the south, the gathering places of infected people or wanderers are mostly in the form of small settlements, and a small settlement migrates back and forth in multiple locations.

This is mainly because there are garrisons in the south, and the infected and wanderers cannot form large settlements at all.

The relationship between some slightly larger wanderer settlements in the south and the infected patrols is also mentioned.

Both sides are in a one-sided, sustainable situation of exhausting all resources.

If a gathering place is discovered by the patrol team, they have to pay the so-called protection fee, which is usually about ten times the value of their heads.

Jin Wen also mentioned here that the source of funds for their camp is from exploiting other vagrants.

However, compared with some other camps, Jin Wen's exploitation was still somewhat humane, which led to a larger number of permanent residents in his camp and a better reputation.

Jin Wen This may be the reason why their camp was targeted. After all, other camps exploited them so harshly.

And you are so kind here, are you trying to rally the people to cause trouble?

After the matter is handed over, there are mainly two situations. One is that the two parties part ways amicably, which is the majority of cases. The other is that the patrol team is greedy and wants to catch a sheep and pull it to death.

The result of the second situation in most cases is that the camp is completely divided up, which is the situation Jin Wen faces.

As for why you didn’t resist?

The prerequisite is that you can win. The combat effectiveness of most camps is just so-so and they basically can’t get past the infected patrol team.

However, Jin Wen was different. Since he had served in the army before, the average quality of the combatants in his camp was very good, so they had no problem dealing with those pickets.

Therefore, what really worried him was not the patrol team, but the army behind them, which were much more ruthless than the patrol team.

At this point, Jin Wen explained his plan. He would join forces with several surrounding camps to launch a surprise attack and catch the patrol team off guard.

Finally, the main personnel of the camp will meet up with people from several other camps and head north. When they receive the information, although this camp will not send a large force, there will definitely be some squadrons and small teams.

At that time, he hoped that the Integration Movement could temporarily help resist those armies, and they would evacuate as quickly as possible.

That’s pretty much the plan.