"What?" Cao Chengren, the Chief of Military Affairs and Director of the General Affairs Department, widened his eyes, as if he was a little disbelief: "Chief Gu, He... He died?"

"Should, it should be."

"What does it mean?"

"Because this is an emergency notice sent by the Office of Vice President Gu of the Intelligence Department, our Navy Department has not received the exact notice yet!"

Cao Chengren's expression was gloomy. He stood there thinking for a long time before narrowing his eyes and said, "Go to inform the heads of the Six Divisions of Junheng, Military Affairs, Shipbuilding, Military Academy, Ordnance, and Naval Affairs, and let them come and have a meeting. By the way, we will generate power for the Wudu Office to verify the relevant information. And in the name of the Navy, ask the Privy Council whether it is this matter. What arrangements should the Privy Council make for the next relevant work of the Navy?"

"I see."

Seeing the person in charge of the telegraph room leaving, Cao Chengren stood there, closed his eyes and pinched his eyebrows. Ten minutes later, He called his private secretary.

"Military Chief?"

This is a thin young man, not wearing military uniforms, but wearing black formal clothes and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses.

"Puyu, there's a private matter to you." Cao Chengren opened the drawer, took out an envelope from it, and stuffed five banknotes worth ten gold shields into it: "Two days ago, my hometown just sent a telegram saying that my aunt was seriously ill. There were so many things in the lower part of the room, and Chief Gu was not here, so he probably couldn't live without me. You can send this amount of money to Xiaba Village and hand it over to my aunt, and tell it that I have the chance to go back and see it."

"Oh, OK, Chief of Military Affairs."

The young man called Pu Yu received the envelope and, under the instructions of Cao Chengren, left the headquarters of the Navy Headquarters of Hengchong Port.

Cao Chengren is a civilian and lives in a small fishing village near the sea on Haishan Road, about one thousand miles away from Hengchong Port.

Pu Yu first bought a train ticket to Haishan, and then hired a car in the provincial capital using special channels. The next morning, he came to this small fishing village in the valley covered with heavy fog and covered with a large number of green forests.

The fishing village is not large in size, and it only looks like a dozen households. However, in this kind of weather, the doors of every household are closed, and there is no one on the muddy roads.

"Is there anyone?"

Pu Yu shouted, but the fishing village did not respond. He pushed open a door directly. As some kind of smoke and dust fell, Pu Yu couldn't help but cover his mouth and coughed a few times.

It seems that no one has lived in this place for a long time.

At this moment, with a "boom", the originally foggy sky suddenly sounded thunder, accompanied by a cloud of clouds and a strong wind, and the dense raindrops fell down like money.

"Is this rain a bit weird?" Pu Yu took the boss's strength to close the door. He looked at the mud and water all over his body and couldn't help but curse: "It's so unlucky-"

Taking off his glasses and wiping them, Pu Yu took off his dirty clothes while scanning the old house.

He seemed a little surprised why no one lived here.

"Boom--"

The thunder suddenly sounded, and a roar of mountains and earth cracks came from a distance. Pu Yu's face changed slightly, and he couldn't help but widen his eyes.

Because the earth wall in front of him was washed away by the collapsed mudslide, and with countless mixed things coming over, Pu Yu also saw the piles of white bones sandwiched inside...

"Oh my god--"

Someone turned around and ran away.

But under the power of "nature", how could mortals escape the disaster of "nature"?
Chapter completed!