Natural Disaster: I Started By Hoarding Tens Of Billions Of Supplies Chapter 461 461: I Have No Choice

Jiaozi hesitated when she heard Wu Yehao's explanation. After a while, she raised her head and stared at Wu Yehao cautiously. Seeing that he was ignoring her, she slowly began to relax.

While Yao Ran and the others continued collecting containers, Gao Shuwei received a report about the destruction of the secret laboratory in Luocheng City.

As he watched the surveillance footage, Gao Shuwei was so enraged that his vision darkened. He closed his eyes, took a few deep breaths, and then said through gritted teeth, "Speak."

The staff mber trembled as she reported, "The laboratory was completely destroyed, with only a few scientists surviving the explosion. At this mont, a team from the Black Wolf Division is escorting them back. If nothing goes wrong, they are expected to arrive in six days."

Hearing this, Gao Shuwei opened his eyes and looked at the laptop screen again. Seeing Yao Ran's face on the monitor, he chuckled and murmured, "Since you insist on being stubborn, don't bla for what happens next."

With that, Gao Shuwei stood up and left his office, leaving the trembling staff mber behind. As he stepped out, his adjutants and assistant quickly followed.

On their way to the laboratory, Gao Shuwei ordered, "Prepare the DNA transplantation surgery in ten minutes."

His assistant's expression changed with his words. "Commander, why so suddenly?" he asked cautiously.

Gao Shuwei sneered and replied, "She refuses to obey. I have no other choice."

Realizing that Gao Shuwei was furious about the destroyed secret laboratory in Luocheng City, the assistant dared not question him further and simply nodded. "I will inform the surgeons and scientists imdiately."

As the assistant rushed off to make the necessary preparations for the DNA transplantation surgery, Gao Shuwei entered an elevator, accessed a hidden panel, and pressed a button for the hidden floor.

When the elevator arrived, he stepped out and commanded, "Stay here. Do not follow ."

"Yes, Director." The adjutants replied, and then stood aside.

While his adjutants remained outside, Gao Shuwei pushed open a thick tal door and entered a spacious hospital room. The nurses inside imdiately stepped aside and lowered their heads in respect.

Standing beside the hospital bed, Gao Shuwei asked, "How is Grandpa today?"

One of the nurses responded, "Chairman Yao's vital signs are stable."

Hearing this, Gao Shuwei reached out, gently holding Yao Zi'ao's frail hand. In a low voice, he whispered, "Grandpa, I know you will be angry with for this, but I have no choice."

"Only the Yao family's bloodline can use the jade pendant. Since Xiao Ran refuses to cooperate, I must take matters into my own hands. But don't worry—I won't harm her, as long as she hands over the jade pendant."

After a mont of silence, he turned to the nurses and said, "Take him away."

"Yes, Director."

The nurses imdiately began disconnecting the tubes and machines attached to Yao Zi'ao's body. As they wheeled him out, Gao Shuwei followed closely behind.

While they transferred Yao Zi'ao to the laboratory for DNA extraction, Gao Shuwei proceeded to the surgical unit.

Ten minutes later, the surgical team was gathered, the operating room ready, and the scientists waiting in the observation area. Dressed in surgical attire, Gao Shuwei lay down on the operating table.

The chief surgeon hesitated. "Director, are you certain you want to do this procedure?" he asked.

Gao Shuwei closed his eyes. "Do it."

Seeing his unwavering resolve, the chief surgeon nodded and exchanged glances with the team.

As the anesthesia took effect, Gao Shuwei sighed inwardly. 'Xiao Ran, this is the last ti I will give in to you. Don't disappoint again.'

Seconds later, the anesthesiologist announced, "You may proceed."

The chief surgeon took a deep breath and then announced, "Let's begin."

anwhile, Yao Ran, Long Yu, Yao Yuechuan, and the others had finally finished inspecting and collecting the containers and supplies.

Noticing the sky has changed colors, Yao Ran said, "It's almost morning. We should leave now."

Long Yu nodded. "Let's go."

After regrouping with Wu Yehao and the others, they resud their journey to the air raid shelter. The trip from Luocheng City would take several days. While Yao Ran and her team hurried back, Shi Xuan and Xu Ruihan were busy preparing for the tectonic plate collision.

Inside the eting room in the air raid shelter, Shi Xuan looked at those present before making an announcent. "I have just received confirmation that the next disaster will be a plate collision. As for the specifics, we have no further details yet."

Hearing this, Xu Ruihan imdiately asked, "Brother Shi, how is the preparation coming along?"

Instead of Shi Xuan, it was Huang Qian who spoke up. "We have stocked up on supplies and completed evacuation training drills. However, our number of submarines and ships is still far from sufficient to accommodate everyone."

Hearing this, Shi Xuan turned to Xu Ruihan and asked, "What about your side, Brother Xu?"

Xu Ruihan responded, "We have secured more than fifty submarines and a few cruise ships, but with over two hundred thousand survivors to evacuate, it's nowhere near enough."

A heavy silence fell over the room when his words fell.

After a long silence, Mu Xichen finally broke the heavy atmosphere and said, "Since gathering enough ships to accommodate everyone is impossible, I have devised an evacuation plan. Everyone, please take a look."

He then typed on his laptop, and a map was projected onto the white screen.

Rising from his seat, Mu Xichen explained to the group, "The plate collision will trigger significant shifts in land and sea. We need to locate areas with stable, strong tectonic plates."

Pointing at marked regions on the map, he continued, "These areas are estimated to experience minimal impact from the collision."

"Given our limited ti and resources, we must make the most of what we have. That's why there will be three evacuation routes—by air, water, and land. The goal isn't to keep everyone together, but to ensure survival."