The Necromancer is amassing troops like crazy in the apocalypse Chapter 1226: 920, Proposal for the Meeting (One more update

Chapter 1226: Chapter 920, Proposal for the eting (One more update)

Wu Heng looked at the nas of the bases on the list.

Aside from his own Yama Hall, it seed like the nas of the other major bases sounded quite nice.

Of course, the na Yama Hall was sothing Xiao Xiao said casually, and nobody expected it to be passed down to the present as the general na for the base.

Han Cai brewed him a cup of coffee and brought it over, saying, “The eting is at 10 a.m. tomorrow, and the content will be broadcast to the world through the public channel of the radio station.”

It will also be broadcast live on the radio. It seems to be more formal than previous base cooperation talks.

“Who proposed the Dawn Alliance?” Wu Heng asked curiously.

The xico Base I destroyed last ti was called Dawn Base.

If I hadn’t destroyed it, wouldn’t there be a duplicate na?

Han Cai said, “The na was given by the EU, but the idea of establishing an alliance was proposed a long ti ago, and all the major bases agreed on it.”

Wu Heng took a sip of coffee and continued, “What are the main topics of discussion?”

Han Cai replied, “The main focus is on mutual cooperation and signing a treaty to avoid war.”

“Last ti, when the xico Base threatened us with missiles, why didn’t anyone bring this up?” Wu Heng looked up.

Han Cai smiled and said, “Who knows, I feel that if you hadn’t single-handedly wiped out the other base, those people wouldn’t have thought of establishing this alliance.”

Wu Heng nodded in understanding.

When they sense you’re a threat, they’ll proactively propose peaceful coexistence.

Han Cai continued, “The Dawn Alliance will definitely be established, and by then the major bases can propose a resolution. What do you think we should propose?”

“What do you think?” Wu Heng asked her.

Han Cai said, “If you hadn’t co, I would have followed the plan you outlined before, proposing the sharing of technological resources or establishing larger trade to exchange for gold.”

The plan for our base is also quite simple. One is recruiting talent, we need talents related to machinery, information communication, and so on, and the second is the sale of food and the collection of gold.

These have never changed.

If Wu Heng hadn’t co this ti, Han Cai would have proposed according to this requirent, and she definitely wouldn’t have made a mistake.

“It’s indeed what we need.” Wu Heng nodded.

Han Cai continued, “Do you have any new ideas?”

“I want the technologies of each base to be shared so that we can develop together, avoiding the kind of arms race of the past. The second point is the collection of Zombie Kings, with what reason to make them help us collect live Zombie Kings…” Wu Heng pondered.

Han Cai’s eyes widened, and after hesitating for a mont, she said, “These two seem to be difficult.”

It’s likely hard to convince all bases to share technology, and having each base capture Zombie Kings is even more challenging.

Not to ntion the strength of the Zombie King itself, dealing with the zombie swarms around it is no easy task, let alone capturing them alive.

“That’s why careful planning is needed.” Wu Heng finished his coffee in one gulp.

With a wave of his finger at the coffee machine, the coffee turned into a stream of water, floating through the air and into the teacup.

Han Cai’s eyes widened, “Your new superpower?”

It was only a mont of surprise. She was sowhat used to it already.

“Sothing new I’ve learned.” Wu Heng extended another stream of water directly into her mouth.

Han Cai hastily swallowed it, “Learned?”

“Given the opportunity, it’s a Skill Book.” Wu Heng explained.

“Oh!” Han Cai realized, aware of the Professional Scrolls and Skill Books.

Wu Heng brought the topic back to the eting and said, “Regarding the two points I ntioned, is there any way to successfully implent them?”

Han Cai furrowed her brow in thought for a mont and then said, “With my understanding of these guys, if you don’t make them feel there’s a benefit, they’ll definitely be very resistant. We should think about how to make these two things sound beneficial to them.”

“Hmm, indeed, there is still so ti, let’s think about it together then.” Wu Heng nodded.

Han Cai put away her phone and said, “Shall I take you around the base? There are also so elders, do you want to greet them?”

“Sure, you arrange it!” Wu Heng agreed.

The remaining ti, Wu Heng followed her around the base.

Then, Han Cai called the key mbers and important position holders of the base over one by one.

Wu Heng, as the Leader, t these people and offered encouragent.

After eting them all, he followed Han Cai to have dinner in the dining hall.

…

Night fell.

Moonlight stread through the glass, spilling into the bedroom.

Han Cai rested her head on his abdon, her fingers casually drawing on his chest, “Each base’s reliance on food will gradually decrease. I think we should look for new ‘commodities’ to exchange for gold and technology.”

“How will it decrease?” Wu Heng stroked her hair.

Han Cai said, “So bases have already stabilized, and co spring they will prepare for food planting. By the end of the year, the amount of food that can be exchanged will definitely decrease.”

So this was what she was concerned about.

Wu Heng pondered for a mont and said, “In the short term, it will be very difficult for them to rely solely on their own planting, so there’s no need to worry too much.”

“Is that so? Now the number of people in each base isn’t much, chanical equipnt is advanced, planting a bit will be enough.” Han Cai continued.

Wu Heng said, “It might alleviate their need for food, but to completely solve it, I feel it’s unlikely within just one year. But what you think is also right, we can first try to find new substitutes.”

“Hmm, I’ll think about it then.” Han Cai nodded with a smile, then surprisedly looked up, “Why are you energized again?”