Bab 1942: Baby Mount's First Kill and Assistance

The team members in the command center were dumbfounded. "We sent out the helicopter because of the tsunami warning."

It was this commander who demanded that their cellphones be left in their lockers on the grounds that they interfered with work efficiency.

There were landlines here; it wasn't like they couldn't contact anyone.

In the end, what happened tonight was so sudden, and everyone had received a text warning, but the Coast Guard didn't know, so they simply sent out a helicopter.

The commander fell silent. He also remembered that it was his own rule that no phones were allowed at work.

It was very likely that the two team members on the helicopter had died in the line of duty. He had mixed feelings.

While the team was feeling low, the two team members on the helicopter looked down with dumbfounded expressions, and their minds went blank.

Just now, when the helicopter was spinning and falling, it suddenly jerked to a stop.