Girl's Doomsday Rebirth Revenge & Survive novel Chapter 209

It wasn’t just the space ring that got stolen. A whole storage full of their hot weapons was gone

too.

Even the guards on duty had no idea how it happened.

When Ambrose heard the news, he almost collapsed.

Someone who could slip in and out of their base unseen. That kind of person could easily kill him anytime they wanted.

And there was another problem. His family had secretly kept the space ring instead of turning it over to the government.

Now that the country knew about this, the higher–ups demanded his family hand over the ring. Yet, he claimed it was lost.

What would the higher–ups think of his family now?

This was the apocalypse. The order was gone. Laws meant nothing.

Killing a man or wiping out an entire family was as easy as snapping your fingers.

So when Ambrose heard from his son that Caroline might have a storage space item, he didn’t hesitate. He grabbed his men and came running.

“Ambrose, don’t pin this on me,” Francis said, holding up his hands as if helpless. “I’m just in charge of protecting this district. You barge in here armed to the teeth–you think I’m not scared too?”

Ambrose glared at him, furious.

The two of them held the same rank. Both were colonels under different commanders. Neither could order the other around.

“Francis,” Ambrose snapped, his voice shaking, “if you’ve got something to say, take it the Commander. But if you don’t move out of my way right now, I swear I’ll shoot.”

He unlocked his gun, and his soldiers followed, loading theirs.

up with

But Francis didn’t even flinch. He calmly pulled a grenade from his pocket. “You really want to go down together, Ambrose? Don’t push me. Ten years ago, when I was out there fighting in the war, you were busy kissing up to some commander’s boots. Die? I don’t care. I’ve got no

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wife, no family–just me. But you? If you die, how many of your family are going down with you? Doesn’t seem worth it, does it?”

Sweat broke out across Ambrose’s forehead.

He knew Francis wasn’t bluffing.

Ten years ago, when Caswana went to war with its neighboring countries, Francis had gone as a private. After three brutal years, he came back a captain–proof enough of his battlefield record.

age. In just a few more years, he climbed to colonel before turning 40–a rare rank at his

Ambrose, already in his forties, had only reached colonel because of his family connections. It was some miracle that befell his family.

But Francis was different. Francis was an orphan. Everything he had, he earned himself.

In the army, everyone described Francis with just three words–crazy as hell.

But he couldn’t back down now. Behind him stood the entire Lowlands.

He’d been searching for a storage space for so long, and this was the first time he truly believed he might be close.

Besides, he knew Caroline had an old emerald heirloom from her grandfather, something that made her even more suspicious.

Just as he was trying to decide what to do next, a young soldier came rushing up the stairs, drenched in sweat.

He leaned close and whispered something in Francis’s ear.

Ambrose watched Francis raise an eyebrow, then suddenly flash a grin. “Heh, Ambrose, my friend,” Francis said, his tone switching to false warmth. “No need to argue. If your commander gave the order, go ahead. You can take your men upstairs.”

He slipped a grenade back into his pocket. Then, he pressed down the rifle of the soldier beside him and politely stepped aside to clear the way.

Ambrose frowned, suspicious. What was this lunatic up to now?

But with the path already open, he didn’t want to waste time bickering. He waved his hand, signaling his men to move out. They marched past Francis, heading upstairs.

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Chapter 209 Race of Time

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