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In the early days of the mystery, the United States focused more on China than on Japan. This is because it has a population of 1.4 billion people, GDP is the second largest economy in the world, and military power is also the second largest in the world.

At that time, the United States had left people at Chinese embassies and consulates to observe what China would do. But China ordered foreigners to leave the country.

He ordered me to return to my home country because I couldn't guarantee my safety. Many countries imitated the movement. I also told foreigners in Japan to return to their home country.

When evacuation orders were issued to the people in the city, the remaining foreigners also returned to their home countries.

Since the food area was released, months later, China's movements have gone crazy. Only some people were evacuated to safety, and others were left alone.

Since that time, I couldn't get in touch with China, and even in the United States, I didn't know what was going on in China. So we decided to send some Chinese-American guardian killers to China's food areas.

First, we will head to Japan, and then we will cross the Pacific Ocean by boat.

If you were going to scout anyway, you'd want to go to Agarta in Japan.

Johnny Tan says.

“If it's Agarta, the Guardian Killer is not going, but the average person is going.”

Ronald Mun replied that he was Korean rather than Chinese, but he is one of the members because he speaks Chinese.

“You don't look out for Stone Circle, do you, like in the United States?”

Red Dot Jane Yaw asked Johnny.

"That's okay." It seems that there is no one who can watch the stone circles scattered throughout that vast country. "

When the three ships arrived on Oshima in Japan, they took a rest at the accommodation on Oshima.

"The three of them are going to China." Isn't it dangerous? "

A Japanese staff member working at the property asked me a question.

“Why did you do that?”

It was supposed to be classified. Ronaldo asks, and the crew of the ship speaks. The three of them take a bath, eat delicious Japanese food, cultivate their spirit, and head to China.

The ship arrived at a small fishing village near Qingdao, China, and the three landed. The ship is supposed to return to Oshima and pick it up a month later.

The three landed while defeating the alien beast, searching for the transfer dome and transferring to the food area. As expected, there were no guards. Johnny and the others started looking for the town on an off-road motorcycle.

And discover unpaved roads.

"What do we do? Shall we walk from here?"

Johnny suggested it.

“Yeah, it might stand out if it's a motorcycle.”

Vehicles with gasoline were unusual.

The three put the bike in a shadow bag and sank into the shadows. After that, the three people who started walking arrived in the big city in about three hours. I started observing from the outside.

The town was surrounded by a wall about three meters high. There is a field round about the barrier, and there are people doing farm work.

"It looks like you don't use machines for farm work." It looks like it's been back a hundred years or so. "

Jane said, and Ronald nodded.

"Besides, the clothes you're wearing are shabby." Looks like you can't get new clothes. "

The United States is also supplying fewer garments, but is investing in expanding and increasing its supply of cotton fields. Isn't that what you're doing here?

Johnny and the others succeeded in diving into the city. And I was surprised when I looked up the situation. China had established a dictatorship in the food area.

The president of the country was the king, and the cadres reigned as nobles.

In the event of disasters, wars, terrorism, civil unrest, etc., China's declaration of a state of emergency may place restrictions on human rights, but this was not temporary.

In an emergency, there may be this kind of thing, but I'm sure you're thinking about keeping it that way.

Jane nodded after hearing Johnny's words.

"But this town seems to have returned to the Middle Ages."

The people of this town spend most of their time without electricity or machinery. Since there were few livestock, it was manpower to plow the field, and it was manpower to draw water from the well.

Only the children of the town's executives were able to attend school. The ratio is about 20% of the total.

“The Chinese were supposed to be enthusiastic about education?”

Perhaps because this situation has arisen, we have started to think that education is not necessary. Ronaldo raised his voice in doubt.

I don't think it's a fool's policy.

Johnny felt dark in China's food district, where people lived like they had been back hundreds of years ago. Although he was an American, he was aware that there was Chinese blood in his body.

It was easy to dive into the city because the living standards of the people in the town had dropped. It would have been difficult to get into a surveillance society such as Beijing.

“I don't think this situation will last long, what do you think?”

Ronaldo asked a question.

“Yes, the Chinese now know how to live a civilized life. I don't think I can stand it for long."

That said, the standard of living may have become the same in democratic countries because energy and industrial products to support advanced civilizations cannot be provided to the people.

On the other hand, it seems that the leaders of this country have lived their lives as usual in a city designated as the capital. It is said to be overflowing with hydroelectric energy and household goods made from intensively constructed factories.

This will one day lead to an explosion of public discontent and civil unrest. Johnny and the others thought so.

A month has passed. Having gathered the information, Johnny and his team made their way through the food area to the fishing village where they were meeting. When I saw the boat, there were three people with a pleasant expression on their faces.

The three returned to Oshima, Japan, and were very welcome to share information about the food area in China. Since I'm not a full-time spy, I can't help but be sweet in terms of information management. It was just a hint that I talked, and my mouth slipped.