Reborn: I Stock Up and Bully the Trash to Dominate the Apocalypse

When he heard Qi Mingyu's words, he came to his senses and immediately stood up. He first ordered several navy men to stand up to maintain order, separate the injured, and see how to treat them later.

His voice was hoarse, but filled with unquestionable determination.

Soon, the originally chaotic crowd gradually restored order under the command of the soldiers. Although some people were still sobbing softly, the feeling of helplessness and confusion had dissipated a lot.

Qi Mingyu glanced at the crowd that was gradually calming down, and felt a little relieved.

Major Wei then walked towards Qi Mingyu. The injury on his leg made him walk a little unsteadily.

He came over to Zhou Shuwan and the others and said to Qi Mingyu, "Captain Qi, do you have any other ideas? Tell us and we can discuss and decide what to do next!"

Although Qi Mingyu usually does not participate in the decision-making of the warship, Major Wei has great trust in his judgment in crises.

Qi Mingyu pondered for a moment, then explained his thoughts one by one.

His tone was calm and clear, and every detail was carefully considered. He was obviously considering the safety of the entire group of survivors.

Major Wei nodded after listening, but his eyes suddenly turned to Zhou Shuwan, and his tone was tentative and sincere: "Doctor Zhou, I want to ask you a question."

There was anticipation in his eyes, and it was obvious that this question had been lingering in his mind for a long time.

Zhou Shuwan was startled for a moment, then she guessed what he was going to ask, but she didn't answer immediately. She just nodded slightly: "Okay."

Major Wei asked Zhou Shuwan to step aside a few steps to avoid the crowd.

Although he tried his best to lower his voice, Qi Mingyu still followed him keenly, his eyes always fixed on the two of them.

"Doctor Zhou, can you use your abilities to lead me and a group of death squads to rescue the two captains?"

Although Major Wei's voice was low, his tone was full of urgency and hope.

Qi Mingyu frowned and interrupted Zhou Shuwan without waiting for her to speak: "I think it's too risky! The underground base has completely collapsed. Unless we wait for the earthquake to stop and then start a rescue, going there now would be a sure death!"

Major Wei was momentarily speechless, but Qi Mingyu stared at him unflinchingly: "Major Wei, the fishing boat only returned safely thanks to Wanwan! I don't need to tell you how valuable she is; you understand it better than anyone else!"

Major Wei was speechless, and the instructions given to him by the two captains ten days ago emerged in his mind.

Their meaning was similar to Qi Mingyu's. When a crisis comes, Zhou Shuwan's safety should be put before everyone else.

He couldn't help but take a deep breath, and the anxiety in his eyes subsided a little.

Zhou Shuwan spoke at this time, her voice gentle but firm: "Major Wei, I understand how you feel. We have lived on the mother ship for several years, so my feelings for the two captains and the other sailors are no less than yours. Please believe me, if I can save them, I will definitely pay any price to get them out! But now, we can only wait... wait for everything to calm down before we go to rescue... Don't worry, with me here, we can dig out the people buried underground as quickly as possible..."

When Major Wei heard this, a hint of disbelief flashed in his eyes, and then he nodded repeatedly: "Okay! Okay!"

His depressed and gloomy mood was swept away, replaced by a firm belief.

He believed that as long as they waited until the earthquake stopped, with the help of giant machinery and Zhou Shuwan, they would be able to launch rescue operations as quickly as possible.

Major Wei stood up straight again, glanced at the survivors around him, and shouted, "Don't panic! As soon as the earthquake stops, we will start the rescue immediately! With us here, we will definitely save everyone!"

His voice was particularly powerful in the cold wind, and after hearing it, the survivors' tension eased a little.