February 12, early morning, Tokyo Bay.
At an emergency meeting at the Chiba Prefectural Hall, Chairman Sato heard that evil spirits would destroy the building. He seemed to have aged a little bit more in an instant, and ordered people to inform the news.
"Sir, Speaker, retreat, retreat."
I don't know who said this, but the conference hall was silent for a while, and then it suddenly became noisy.
"We can't withdraw, we still have a chance."
"Yes, what we have to do now is to fight to the death."
"That's right, we can't leave everyone behind."
"But if we don't retreat now, we won't have a chance when a large group of evil spirits come across the water."
"Yes, there is more than one oil storage area along the coast. If they all explode, we will not be able to plug those gaps."
"A guy without ambition will never know whether it will work or not if he hasn't tried it. It's far from the time to retreat yet."
"But don't forget, there are chemical plants along the coast."
"Yes, many chemical factories still contain highly toxic chemical raw materials. If..."
As soon as these words came out, the venue became quiet again. If something happens to those highly toxic chemical raw materials, it is not something that human beings can resist. All we can do is escape, no, retreat.
"Retreat to where?" Speaker Sato asked.
"We can go by helicopter."
"Asshole, how can we survive without the dignity of those who trust us?"
"Then get on the boat, take the sea route, and give it a try."
"I agree, this way we can always escape some people."
"No, then the whole army might be annihilated. We can't take this risk."
"But now there is no other option."
"Yes, we can't walk on the surface roads, so we can go underground."
"Yes, you can take the Kasai subway."
"Wait a minute, if we can take down the subway, we can live in it temporarily."
"I think this method can be tried."
"I agree too."
"We can bring more things while we have time."
"Vote."
"No, there are still many people who are not here."
"There is no time. I am in favor of voting immediately."
"speaker!"
The problem returned to Speaker Sato.
Speaker Sato was silent for a moment, "Let's vote."
Soon, the voting results came out, and a majority of the people agreed to retreat underground.
"Then, retreat and let the defenders stay behind." Speaker Sato said with difficulty. …
As the announcement of the retreat rang out, voices were heard from everywhere cursing the parliament and members, especially the defenders who were fighting evil spirits. Now does this mean that retreat can be done by retreating? If all the replacements are withdrawn and there is no one to replace them, how can they run away?
However, those who were not fighting immediately packed up their supplies and fled to Kasai, which made those who were fighting uneasy.
As some people couldn't help but retreat, more and more people joined the retreat. Even those who planned to sacrifice themselves and stick to the rear found that they would not be able to help anything except sacrifice in vain, so they had to retreat.
The entire defense line collapsed, and evil spirits came to the surface from underground everywhere and began to pursue the fleeing humans.
The road leading to Kasai cannot accommodate too many people and vehicles passing by at the same time, and the container wall blocks the roads from other places, which is equivalent to trapping nearly ten million people in the Chiba camp.
A massacre began. …
Partition zone, in the underground passage.
When Yamazaki received the evacuation notice from Yamada Sachiko, he was speechless for a moment. How come these guys in the parliament are always unreliable.
"Brother, what should we do now?" Mei Daizi asked on the intercom.
"Those highly toxic substances cannot be resisted by humans. We have no choice but to withdraw." Yamazaki said, "But if we don't go underground, I'm afraid we will be trapped underground by evil spirits instead."
Yamada Sachiko asked: "Sir, what should we do?"
"We are divided into four groups," Yamazaki said. "One group is of course in the air, and the other group is driven away by car as planned."
"What about the other two routes?" Mei Daizi asked.
Yamazaki said: “We’ll be traveling along the Edogawa Arakawa and other large waterways.”
"That's fine," Yamada Sachiko said, "As long as you're careful, you won't be capsized by the evil spirits in the water."
"The other way is by sea," Yamazaki said.
"At sea?" Yamada Sachiko was surprised.
Mei Daizi asked: "Brother, do you have a way to deal with the evil whale spirit?"
"No," Yamazaki sighed, "We can only gamble on luck. Notify all free ship owners that thousands of ships will move together. Who can survive can only rely on luck."
"Sir, I think this is a better idea than escaping underground." Yamada Sachiko said, "If the parliament chooses this option, more people may survive."
"Who knows," Yamazaki said, "Maybe the whole army will be annihilated."
"There are no ifs in reality." Mei Daizi said, "Now that we have decided, let's do it."
"Yes," Yamazaki said, "Miss Sachiko, please make arrangements immediately. We will continue to hold them back and will meet at Haneda Airport when the time comes."
"Okay, sir." Yamada Sachiko said, "I will ask Warrant Officer Yokote and Sergeant Akiyama to pick you up."
Mei Daizi asked: "They are back too?"
"Yes, Miss." Yamada Sachiko said, "They are all back."
"Okay, that's it." Yamazaki said. …
