Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse With My Military System



But before Richard could finalize his purchase, he glanced around his surroundings, making sure that there was no human around witnessing the summoning procedure. His heads-up display reported that there were no human beings around.

With that assurance, Richard selected the San Antonio Class. As he did, the system prompted him with a question: "Quantity of San Antonio Class Amphibious Transport Docks to purchase?"

Richard paused for a moment, considering the number of survivors scattered across the Babuyan Islands. It was clear that one ship wouldn't suffice for the transportation task ahead. The logistics of moving a large number of people, along with their supplies and possibly personal belongings, required more than just space; it demanded efficiency and the capability to conduct multiple operations simultaneously.

Decisively, Richard tapped the screen, inputting the number '3' into the system. Three San Antonio Class ships would provide the necessary capacity to transport the survivors efficiently. 

The total cost was displayed on the screen, and Richard didn't hesitate. He confirmed the purchase, deducting a grain sum from his gold balance. The system acknowledged the transaction with a brief message: 

[Purchase successful. Three San Antonio Class Amphibious Transport Docks are now transferred to your inventory.]

Richard checked his inventory, and there he saw the three San Antonio Class Amphibious Transport Docks. Now to summon them.

As Richard tapped on the icons of the San Antonio Class Amphibious Transport Docks and attempted to summon them, the system immediately flagged an issue. The schematic design of the ships appeared overlaid in red, indicating a problem with the summoning area. Despite being over water, the space was deemed insufficient for a safe and proper summoning.

Richard frowned, puzzled. "What's supposed to be the problem?" he muttered to himself.

A message promptly appeared on his display, explaining:

[Summoning Failed: Insufficient Water Depth. The San Antonio Class requires a minimum water depth of 8 meters for safe summoning. Please select a location with adequate depth.]

Richard quickly realized the issue. The shallow waters around the port were unsuitable for summoning large naval vessels like the San Antonio Class. He needed to find a deeper area, one that met the minimum requirement.

Activating the suit's flight system, Richard ascended rapidly, setting a direct course towards Fuga Island.

Upon reaching the island, Richard descended near the gathering area where Graves and the survivors were located. He landed smoothly, his suit's engines humming to a stop. As he disembarked from the suit, he noticed the anxious faces of the island, specifically those who were seeing advanced technology for the first time.

"Okay everyone, may I have your attention," Richard said, clapping his hands. Paolo served as his translator.

"In thirty minutes, there'd be three ships arriving on Fuga Island, which would take you to the Aparri Port where you'll be processed and screened. There's nothing to worry about as we will ensure the safety of the location while we coordinate with the main base." 

After saying that, Richard glanced at Paolo, who rubbed the back of his head. "Uhm…sir, you speak too fast, can you please say it slowly so I can understand?"

"Oh…my bad," Richard chuckled and repeated his instructions at a slower pace, ensuring Paolo could translate accurately to the gathered islanders.

This time, Paolo was able to translate his words and the locals understood the 

plan more clearly. 

Richard then turned to help organize the evacuation. He worked alongside Graves, directing the flow of people toward the designated landing areas for the air-cushioned crafts and helicopters. 

The first of the landing crafts arrived at the shore, guided expertly by its crew. The islanders, under the supervision of Richard and Graves, started boarding in an orderly manner. The elderly and children were given priority, ensuring their safety and comfort.

Meanwhile, the MV-22 Osprey helicopters began their operations, airlifting those who needed immediate medical attention or were unable to travel by sea. Richard kept a close eye on these operations, ensuring that every procedure was executed seamlessly.

The locals on the island were shocked to see when they arrived at the San Antonio Class Warships. They didn't expect the military to be still active in the apocalypse.

Meanwhile, as the evacuation progressed, Richard remained vigilant, constantly communicating with Graves and the ship crews, and coordinating the logistics of the operation. He was determined to leave no one behind and to ensure the safety of every survivor, especially when rescuing them granted him 5,000 gold coins.

Of course, Fuga island isn't the only island they'll rescue, the other islands of the Babuyan. 

"Specter-1 to Blackwatch Actual, survivors in the Fuga Island are underway to the San Antonio Ships, prepare the cavalry for mass evacuation, over."

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