Armed Train in the Apocalypse

”No need.”

Su Huan picked up the document on the table.

Shu Wei said calmly, ”Between twenty-six to thirty-five years old, clean background, spotless experience.”

Su Huan glanced at the insinuating secretary, ”I want a professional secretary.”

”They are all very professional.”

Shu Wei felt her hair being lifted, her body surrounded by an inexplicable magnetic field.

The body reacted instinctively with a tremor.

Seeing Su Huan’s increasingly unpleasant gaze, Shu Wei felt she had done something wrong.

Unfortunately, there is never a next time with the conductor here.

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A wisp of electric arc flickered at the fingertips, like a sharp little dagger, sliding through the tightened waistline, feeling the slightly raised knuckles beneath the taut skin, precisely stimulating every inch of nerve.

The icy, bone-chilling iceberg was sliced open by the dagger, the steel blade and the iceberg rubbing out a cold chime.

Having been a boss for so long, Su Huan had developed her insights into managing talent.

Professional people do professional things, whether the secretary is good-looking is not important, what matters is capability.

For instance, the five people outside, their most important role is to let him have the leisure inside to work on the secretary, rather than the secretary’s work.

While flipping through the documents, Su Huan asked lazily, ”What’s critical for me to see?”

Shu Wei’s voice was hoarse, ”Limu Ecology.”

Su Huan quickly flipped through it, soon finding the red-marked Limu Ecology.

Another entirely unheard-of power.

Also not on the key list given by Donghuang, at most a ”major power” level.

Ever since the news of the armed train conquering Zhijin spread, it was like the horn for a counterattack was blown, the entire post-apocalyptic world undergoing earth-shattering changes.

Major and top powers in various regions at home and abroad began to launch counterattacks against zombies and Evolution Beasts.

Some set fires to burn out desolate lands, some established cities, some led people to explore further away... everyone is transforming the world in their own way, every day people die, new heroes are born.

Under what seems like a catastrophe destroying everything, humanity is not just barely surviving, but accumulating strength, ready to create new legends at any time.

But among these countless legends, the conductor is also the most dazzling one.

A trace of undeniable tremor appeared in Shu Wei’s light gray eyes.

The body was like a taut bow, spinal lines smoothly extending, abdominal muscles tight yet not stiff, drawing out an astonishing flexibility, the woman lightly touching the ground with fingertips, the curves of the waist and hips at this moment reaching an ultimate balance—both powerful and light, as if able to spring up in the next second.

Yet, she could only quietly lie low in such a posture.

Su Huan casually pulled out several arcs, using precise control techniques to outline a dark blue electric light map on the smooth back, depicting the full view of Zhijin.

The skin-piercing pain made Shu Wei’s body tremble slightly.

”Move and add ten minutes.”

There was no trace of mercy in Su Huan’s eyes, only indifference and seriousness focused on major matters.

The train currently controlled only a fifth of Zhijin City, but considering the merging with forces like Jinfeng Peak and Tiejian City, the actual radiation area should extend outward, at least taking surrounding counties into account.

In this way, the overall area increased by at least two-thirds.

To the north were over three million zombies.

To the south, bordering the ruins of Xiaohe City, which had been occupied by new small convoys, but not forming a major power, so the problem was not significant.

To the east were coastal cities, but hundreds of kilometers of Plant Zone lay in between, with few Scavengers coming from that side.

The west faced Sand Beasts, while the southwest was this so-called ”Limu Ecology,” claiming to have established a human ecocircle capable of sustaining thousands of people living within.

The exact location of Black Kite Headquarters was unknown, but perhaps within a hundred kilometers around there were their branches.

This was the situation the Zhijin point had to face.

An apparent unfriendly competitor, and secretly unfriendly and ferocious wolves.

Surrounded by enemies on all sides.

To be exact, five sides, the underground Beetle Kingdom had not yet been resolved.

”Is this Limu Ecology strong?”

Su Huan poked at the map.

Shu Wei tried to keep her voice calm and composed, ”If it’s just Zhijin, there’s no need to pay attention, but if the train is to continue northward, we must watch out for them. Apart from forerunners, local powers are gradually taking shape, and the resistance encountered in the future will also increase.”

Su Huan said indifferently, ”Then it depends on whether they have the qualification to stand in my way.”

With the situation analysis over, the conductor’s punishment entered the next phase.

When Shu Wei emerged from Car No. 1, she couldn’t help but tremble with muscle spasms.

Even though she hid it well, a few observant secretaries noticed, but no one voiced it, a few women occasionally giving Shu Wei thoughtful glances.

Although highly capable, she was, after all, a woman.

A beautiful woman had value beyond just capability.

Secretaries with a hint of charm felt their hearts stir.

Shu Wei did not return to her post as planned; she briefly explained a couple of things and then returned to her room.

Although the beginning on the train was a bit rough, being like a helpless puppy tied to the conductor’s bed, she soon earned a matched position with her capabilities.

A two-story single compartment with a private living room.

Locking the door, Secretary Shu’s icy expression melted like snow, though not particularly joyous, visibly softened. From the door to the bathroom, clothes peeled off piece by piece, and when standing in front of the mirror, only a slightly upturned corner of the mouth remained.

She calmly looked at the marks on her body belonging to the conductor.