Infinite Disasters: I Hoarded My Way to Godhood novel Chapter 254

Chapter 254: Chapter 254: Gathering Intelligence and the Eradication Plan

Philip Jensen nodded at Forrest Sterling’s words.

A faint aura of cold air swirled around him.

It made him seem to merge with the extreme cold and raging blizzard outside.

Far from weakening him, this extreme weather greatly amplified Philip Jensen’s Frozen Talent, making him feel completely in his element.

Their mission this time had two objectives. The first was to rescue as many survivors from Kaelen as possible.

The second, more important objective was to investigate the terrifying Rabbitfiends that had destroyed Kaelen’s safe zone and assess the threat they posed to Vorlag City.

Seeing Philip Jensen agree, Forrest Sterling immediately focused his mind. He cupped his hands, and a white dove made of pure Energy instantly materialized between them.

The white dove flapped its wings and shot like an arrow into the depths of the ruins, sent to deliver a message and guide the way.

Before long, they found Forrest Sterling’s friend, Aaron Webb, at the entrance to a half-collapsed underground shelter.

Aaron Webb looked even more haggard than before, his face a mixture of frostbite, exhaustion, and the lingering terror of a survivor.

Upon seeing Forrest Sterling and the uniformed Philip Jensen, the man who had struggled for so long in this desperate situation finally broke down.

He threw his arms around Forrest Sterling and wailed, as if trying to release all his fear and grief at once.

Philip Jensen didn’t rush him. He just stood quietly to the side, waiting for Aaron Webb to compose himself slightly before handing him a thermos of clean water and a high-energy food packet.

He spoke in a steady, reassuring voice, "It’s okay. You’re safe now. We’re from the Vorlag City safe zone. Can you tell us what the situation is in there? Those rabbit monsters..."

At the mention of the rabbit monsters, Aaron Webb’s body trembled visibly, but he forcibly suppressed his fear as a flame of hatred ignited in his eyes.

He wiped his face roughly and said in a hoarse but clear voice:

"Captain Jensen, those monsters... there are too many of them. You can’t kill them—the more you fight, the more they multiply! After they destroyed the safe zone, it seems they engaged in a massive... feeding. Based on my observations and the sounds I heard before, they’re likely in a post-’feeding’ digestive or dormant state right now, which is why there’s been less activity. But it’s definitely temporary!"

Aaron Webb looked up, his gaze urgent as he stared at Philip Jensen.

"We have to find a way to deal with them while they’re relatively ’quiet’! Otherwise, once they’ve finished digesting and need more food... their next target will probably be Vorlag City, the closest one!"

Hearing this, Philip Jensen’s brow furrowed, his expression turning grave.

This intelligence was crucial, but it also implied immense risk and a difficult choice.

’Launch a preemptive strike to annihilate an unknown species of monster capable of destroying a safe zone?’

’It would require mobilizing immense power, and the outcome would be uncertain.’

"I understand how you feel, and I thank you for the information."

Philip Jensen said grimly, "But a military operation of this magnitude isn’t something I can decide on my own. I have to report this to Captain Justin Brooks and the higher-ups in the safe zone. The decision must be made by the command headquarters."

"I understand!"

Aaron Webb nodded forcefully, then quickly added with a flicker of hope in his eyes, "Oh, right, Captain Jensen! When Kaelen was destroyed, a few of my friends managed to escape, just like me. They’re scattered in different locations, and none of them are weak! If we can find them and unite, we might be able to form a force to fight those monsters and help defend Vorlag City!"

As he spoke, his face was filled with a deep-seated hatred for the Rabbitfiends and a burning desire to avenge his home and loved ones.

Philip Jensen’s heart stirred as he looked at the burning hatred in Aaron Webb’s eyes.

’These survivors who clawed their way back from the brink of hell... their knowledge of the monsters and their will for revenge might be exactly what Vorlag City needs right now.’

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