Apocalypse: I Have A Multiplier System - Chapter 65

Chapter 65: Chapter 65: Chen Mu’s Plan
Chen Mu’s plan was simple yet ruthless.

Without a visible water supply to contaminate, his initial scheme to ruin Su Jiyai’s base had hit a dead end.

However, Chen Mu was nothing if not resourceful. The idea of poisoning the water was just one of many tricks up his sleeve.

“Listen, Cheng Fan,” Chen Mu’s voice took on a colder tone, “we may not have access to their water supply, but that doesn’t mean we’re out of options.

If we can’t sabotage them directly, we’ll have to force their hand another way. Find out what’s powering that base. They have to have a central energy source, and when you find it, we’ll hit it hard.”

Cheng Fan hesitated, sensing the seriousness of Chen Mu’s words.

“Boss, if we attack their power supply, it could lead to a direct confrontation. Are you sure you want to escalate things?”

Chen Mu’s laugh was devoid of any warmth.

“A confrontation is exactly what we want. If we can cripple their base’s power, it’ll cause chaos.

Tenants will panic, and if we time it right, we can offer them ‘refuge’ at our base. Once we’ve lured them away, Boss Su will have no one left to protect. That’s when we strike.”

Cheng Fan nodded slowly, understanding the depth of Chen Mu’s plan.

“I’ll find the power source, Boss.”

“Then don’t get caught,” Chen Mu replied curtly.

“Keep me updated on your progress. The sooner we destabilize that base, the better.”

The call ended, leaving Cheng Fan and Lee Yao in silence.

…….

Su Jiyai woke up by 11 am, completed her workout by 2 pm, showered, ate her breakfast, and used her car to leave her base.

“System, are you sure the car has that?”

[Yes host.]

“Good.”

Soon Su Jiyai reached outside the Raven Base. She pressed a pink button beside the steering wheel and a megaphone emerged on the top of the car.

The sun hung high in the sky, casting a golden glow over the vast landscape that separated her from the Raven Base.

‘You can do this! He was the one who started it.’

“Dear residents of the Raven Base,” her voice rang out, clear and confident, “I bring you greetings from a neighboring base. I’m here to share some information that you might find… intriguing.”

“Have you ever wondered if there’s a place where you can enjoy cheap but delicious food, low-cost residences, free water, and 24/7 electricity?

A place where your safety is guaranteed, and your comfort is a priority?”

Her voice carried over the walls of the Raven Base, reaching the ears of those inside. She knew they were listening.

People always listened when there was a chance for a better life.

“My base offers all of this and more,” Su Jiyai continued, her tone becoming more persuasive.

“We’ve recently expanded, adding new buildings with spacious rooms and modern amenities.

Imagine living in a place where you don’t have to worry about the power going out or whether you can afford your next meal. Imagine having access to clean, free water whenever you need it.”

Su Jiyai smirked to herself as she pressed another button on her console.

The templates she had prepared—small, sleek flyers packed with information about her base—began to rise from a compartment in the back of her car.

They were designed to drift slowly, catching the wind and floating gracefully over the walls of the Raven Base.

“To those of you who are tired of the restrictions placed upon you,” Su Jiyai’s voice continued through the megaphone,

“tired of the lack of freedom and the constant fear of what tomorrow might bring, I offer you a chance to change your life.

My base welcomes you with open arms. You don’t need to worry about rent, food, or water. We have everything you need.”

The templates fluttered down, their vibrant colors and eye-catching designs impossible to ignore.

As they descended into the Raven Base, they landed on windowsills, pathways, and even directly into the hands of some curious residents who had ventured outside to see what was going on.

She could see movement now, silhouettes of people gathering near the perimeter of the Raven Base, trying to catch a glimpse of who was making this offer.

But Su Jiyai was careful to remain hidden, using the shadows and her car’s tinted windows to obscure her identity. She wasn’t here to reveal herself; she was here to snatch away Raven Base’s residents.

She lacks tenants, while the Raven Base has a lot of them.

It just happens that the leader of Raven Base has offended her, so she was going to take her revenge!

The car started moving slowly, the engine purring softly as it circled around the perimeter of the Raven Base.

Su Jiyai kept the megaphone active, her voice following the path of the car, ensuring that every corner of the base could hear her message.

“I’m not asking you to make a decision right now,” Su Jiyai’s voice softened, taking on a more personal tone.

“But I am asking you to consider your options. The world is a dangerous place, and sometimes, the only way to survive is to take a chance on something new.

My base is just a short distance away, and the doors are always open for those who seek a better life.”

These were the same words Chen Mu had used to lure away her tenants.

She completed another slow circuit around the base, watching as more and more residents gathered, their attention fully captured.

“Remember,” she concluded, her voice taking on a slightly mysterious edge, “change doesn’t happen overnight.

But when an opportunity presents itself, you have to be ready to seize it. Don’t let fear hold you back. Come and see for yourself what my base has to offer. You won’t regret it.”

With that, she pressed the button to retract the megaphone, silencing the broadcast. The templates had done their job. Now it was all up to the tenants of the Raven Base.

By now Chen Mu had too come out of his office and hurriedly walked out of the base’s entrance.

Now was a good chance to kill Boss Su.

Chen Mu’s eyes narrowed as he stepped out of the entrance of the Raven Base, his sharp gaze scanning the area.

He spotted the car slowly circling the perimeter, and a cold smile crept across his face. Su Jiyai might have thought she was being clever, but her presence here was a mistake.

He turned to Ou Dong, who was standing nearby, alert and ready for orders.

“Get a team ready. I want that car stopped before it leaves the vicinity. And make sure it’s done quietly. We don’t need a spectacle.”

Ou Dong nodded, quickly pulling out his communicator to relay the orders. “Understood, Boss. We’ll intercept him before he gets too far.”

Chen Mu’s eyes gleamed.

If he could capture Boss Su now, it would not only stop his attempts to lure his(Chen Mu’s) tenants away but also give him(Chen Mu) leverage. With him in his(Chen Mu’s) grasp, he could force him( Su Jiyai) to reveal the secrets of his(Su Jiyai’s) base, or better yet, turn his(Su Jiyai’s) into an asset for his(Chen Mu’s) own operations.

As Ou Dong moved to assemble the team, Han Xueling approached, a cautious expression on his face.

“Boss, are you sure about this? Boss Su isn’t someone to underestimate. If we go after him. we need to be prepared for any countermeasures he might have.”

Chen Mu waved his hand,

“He’s overplayed his hand by coming here alone. This is the perfect opportunity. We take him down now, and he’ll be out of our hair for good.”

Within minutes, Ou Dong had assembled a small group of Raven Base’s best fighters.

They moved swiftly and silently, spreading out to intercept the car from multiple angles.

Su Jiyai, still inside her car, was completely unaware of the danger that was closing in on her.

She had finished her slow circuit around the Raven Base and was preparing to head back to her own base.

Just as she was about to pull away, she noticed something unusual. A group of figures was emerging from the shadows, converging on her car.

Her eyes narrowed as she recognized the familiar uniforms of Raven Base’s security forces.

“System, I think we’ve got company,” Su Jiyai said calmly.

[Host do you plan to fight them?]

“Nah. I have such an overpowering vehicle, do I still need to fight?” Su Jiyai asked with a smile.

Her current strength wasn’t good and she could only rely on her car.

As long as she stays in the car, no one can harm her.

This was also the reason why Su Jiyai could remain so calm even when she was surrounded by so many enemies.

“Let’s give them a little surprise,” she muttered to herself.

She flicked a switch on the console, activating the car’s defense systems.