One Thousand Four Hundred and Seventy-Five The Last Way Out

The insects hid for several days. John arranged people to observe the movement of the insect swarm every day. Because there was Mick in the team, this work became very easy. They didn't even need to leave the cave to grasp the general situation of the insect swarm. Please search () to see the most complete! The fastest updated novel!

The situation on Buha Island was similar to John's expectation. The insect swarm occupied the entire island and sifted the entire island from top to bottom. Under the trees, in the earth caves and rock pits, as long as there was a place where people could hide, nothing was left behind.

The cave where the insects hid was also within the search range of the insect swarm. Many people hoped that Mick would use pheromones to deceive the insect swarm, but this idea was stopped by Carter. His opinion was very clear. It didn't matter how many giant insects came. If they wanted to see, let them see, as long as there were no insects.

The insects who could survive to this day all had brains, and they immediately understood what Dr. Carter meant.

The insects had no brains at all and could only understand the simplest commands. Their simple brains might be able to distinguish between humans and insects, but they could never recognize the difference between these insects in the cave and the insects they saw at ordinary times.

Bugs never rely on vision to argue about enemies and friends, they rely on pheromones!

To put it in a more understandable way, bugs rely on smell like dogs.

It's just that they don't smell the usual smell, but the special chemical substance of pheromones.

"We all have to thank Mick!"

During the time when they were trapped in the cave, John said this sentence several times, and others agreed with it.

Indeed, if it weren't for Mick, no one could escape the pursuit of the swarm of bugs. More importantly, Mick used his special ability to seduce several giant bugs in heat, and several soldier bugs worked together to drag the giant bugs into the dark river and kill them, using the bug meat as rations to fill everyone's stomach.

As for whether doing so would attract the attention of aliens... Don't joke, there are at least 8,000 giant bugs on the island, and the bugs don't know how to count, let alone call out names, so how can they know if there are any missing bugs?

The bug people are not much better, they don't even know how many bug people there are, let alone the number of giant bugs.

This is a huge loophole, which was just taken advantage of by John and others.

After four days, the swarm of insects that occupied Buha Island finally left, leaving only more than a hundred giant insects guarding the island.

John still had more than sixty people here, and with Mick's cover, killing more than a hundred giant insects was like playing.

But John didn't want to expose his own whereabouts, so he suppressed the idea of ​​killing the giant insects. On a starry night, he led the insects to send the sailing yacht into the sea, and everyone left Buha Island by boat.

The boat was small and there were many people. Not only was the cabin full of insects, but there were also more than a dozen lying on the deck.

The yacht had a large space, and it was not a problem to accommodate more than sixty insects, but food and water had to be prepared when going out to sea. These things took up a lot of space, and as a result, more than a dozen insects could not enter the cabin and could only stay on the deck.

Fortunately, the temperature here was not bad, so it was okay to stay on the deck.

After leaving Buha Island, Carter found an opportunity to intercept John: "John, if I remember correctly, your first destination is Garridan, right?"

"Yes." John nodded, "I think it's very suitable for us."

"Where is suitable?" Carter obviously disagreed, "That's Beidu's territory, shouldn't we stay away from them?"

The sailboat was small, and many nearby insects heard the conversation between the two. Many insects immediately agreed and felt that Garridan was not a good target.

Carter said again: "I don't want to question your decision, but I want to know why you chose Garridan."

"Okay, Doctor, let me explain." John spread his hands helplessly, "The reason I chose Garridan is that there are Beidu's garrisons there!"

The insects were suddenly in an uproar. It was related to the life and death of everyone. No matter how high John's prestige was, he couldn't stop everyone's doubts.

John pressed his hand and signaled everyone to be quiet. The discussion gradually stopped, and everyone's eyes were on John.

John said calmly: "I know you think,

We just escaped from Beidu, why are we getting close to Beidu again, but do you think I want to do this? I do this for the sake of our collective!"

This was so ridiculous that everyone started to clamor again, and the last voice drowned out everyone: "I don't understand, how can this be for all of us?"

John said: "It's very simple, we have too few people, we are no match for the aliens at all, we can only rely on Mick's special ability to deceive the Zerg, we can't even deceive the Zerg, and if we continue to stay on Buha Island, or any place occupied by aliens, we will have to face the Zerg, Zerg and even aliens. We only have so few people, not enough to fill the gaps in the aliens' teeth, if the aliens find something wrong, we will all die!"

"Do you plan to take the initiative to surrender to Beidu and let them lock us up again?"

John nodded honestly: "I do have this idea, but - this is the last, desperate, The last resort, understand what I mean? "

Carter thought: "You mean, this is the last way out?"

"Yes, that's what I mean." At this point, John sighed, "We only have more than 60 people. Although we are all strong, we are really too few. I am very worried about whether we can survive on our own, so we must leave a way out... I think Beidu is a very good choice, what do you think?"

Everyone looked at me, I looked at you, but no one spoke.

In fact, everyone has a best answer in their mind. Some people's answers are the same as John's, but more are completely different.

It's just that people have a herd mentality. John gave an answer first, and other people had other ideas, but they would only think that they were in the minority and dared not or were unwilling to express their own ideas.

After a while, Carter spoke again: "So what are you planning? After landing in Kalidan, contact Beidu immediately, or..."

"Of course you can't do that!" John said, "I'm tired of the life of house arrest. Unless my life is in danger, I don't want to have anything to do with Beidu!"

"So what are you planning?" Carter asked again.

John said: "My plan is this, we will find a place to land...Because Beidu has satellites, so after landing, we must immediately hide in the jungle...Carlos, if I remember correctly, Beidu doesn't have many troops stationed in Kalidan, right?"

"That's right!" Carlos said, "Their people are on the west coast of Kalidan, at the orbital elevator...But Phil heard this news, and I don't know whether it is true or not."

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