Starting from the Planetary Governor - Chapter 79

Chapter 79: The Overall Situation Has Been Decided

has been decided.

Gu Hang was also relieved.

He had reason to be happy: the final means he prepared was not used.

His actions today were risky, but not big. Under the dual protection of the Space Marines and the Sisters of Battle, he himself was a very powerful psychic, and it was not easy for him to get into trouble. In addition, he was protected by his identity as the Governor, which made those Alliance soldiers at a loss, afraid to act rashly, and unable to devote themselves to the battle. This was an additional layer of protection.

It was precisely because of these bonuses that he dared to come and behead Mondok and then conquer the entire army.

The biggest risk was the failure of the action.

At this moment, his established goal had been achieved.

Of course, he had also thought about what would happen if this adventure slipped into a state of complete loss of control.

Then he might have to face a scale of 19 people, deeply trapped in an army of 10,000 people. But on the one hand, he was sure that he could still break out with all his strength in this situation, and on the other hand, he also had the final means to completely solve the problem.

In the space orbit, the Quintet has made full combat readiness, and the ship’s guns are ready to fire at any time to carry out orbital strikes on the ground.

Once the situation is completely out of control, Gu Hang will leave a mark and break out with all his strength. The team led by Yan Fangxu will also support from the periphery and build a defense line to block the Alliance Corps in the outer city.

After he breaks out, the ship’s guns will begin to carry out orbital bombardment, bombarding the Alliance Corps stationed in the outer city area in a relatively accurate and small-scale manner.

Orbital strikes are not completely invincible. If the party under bombardment has dug deep air-raid shelters and tunnels, and is equipped with very sturdy bunkers specifically designed to resist orbital strikes, it may be able to greatly reduce the power of orbital bombardment and reduce damage.

But obviously, the Alliance Corps did not make such preparations. And temporary digging is impossible.

When the orbital bombardment is over, Gu Hang will bring the army up to clean up the battlefield, and the goal of destroying the Alliance Corps can also be achieved.

But that is a last resort, a last resort.

Orbital bombardment cannot be completely accurate. There are bound to be shells that may fall into the inner city or the non-war zone of the outer city, causing serious accidental injuries. The fear of orbital bombardment will spread in Fuxing City. This panic may help Gu Hang’s next move, but it may also encourage the resistance of the city residents.

If it falls to that situation, there will be a lot of trouble later.

But if it really comes to that, Gu Hang will not be soft-hearted. Otherwise, he would not have made such a plan.

But if it can be avoided, it is better not to use it.

The current result is much better than using orbital guns to open the way.

The Alliance Legion has become his.

It is definitely not enough to completely control these 10,000 fully armed legion soldiers and turn them into trustworthy subordinates. In fact, just disarming them all and keeping them in custody has taken a lot of effort. After executing Mondok, it took almost a whole day to disarm and resettle these soldiers.

The main reason was that although most of these soldiers had accepted their fate, there were still a few who refused to surrender their weapons, which led to conflicts with the infantry regiment led by Yan Fangxu, and bloodshed occurred.

At the same time, there were also quite a few who, although they did not dare to resist openly, would quietly escape with their weapons.

The direct troops brought by Gu Hang had a total of five battalions and about 1,500 people, which was a bit stretched. Although they had tried their best to prevent this situation, there were still a large number of alliance soldiers who escaped with their weapons.

These guys might become trouble in the future. If they hide in the slums of the outer city, they might become a hidden danger to the security of the outer city in the future; if they escape outside the city, they might become bandits. It’s

a trouble, but it’s just a minor problem, not a big deal.

Excluding the dead and the ones who ran away, there were about 7,000 soldiers who were finally put under centralized custody.

Next, Gu Hang didn’t rush into the city.

Under the current circumstances, the problems of the city and Hodgson are no longer the main issues. After the army was disarmed, the city has become a prey that can be taken at will, and it won’t move yet. It just depends on when Gu Hang will harvest it.

In fact, what Gu Hang is facing now is far from the full war potential of Fuxing City. This action can’t even be called a “war”.

If Gu Hang wants to name it himself, it should be called a “special military operation”.

Gu Hang keenly judged that although the disappearance of old Hodgson meant that the alliance authorities had declared war on him. But the enemy he had to deal with in this “war” was not the entire Fuxing City.

On the contrary, the city should be his, and the people in the city and the army defending the city should not be his enemies, but his subjects.

Clearly recognizing who the real enemy is and who should be won over to his side is the core reason why Gu Hang can achieve such a great result at a relatively small cost. Only by understanding this problem can we achieve twice the result with half the effort, instead of foolishly treating the entire city as an enemy and eventually fighting a lose-lose situation.

The route problem has been solved, and the only thing left is how to do it.

There are space warriors, battle sisters, starship macro cannons, and the identity of governor… The means to solve the problem is not a big problem.

After solving the alliance army, Gu Hang sent people to divide the troops into five places.

Four infantry battalions each guarded and closed the four gates of the inner city. These inner city people who protected themselves with high walls are now shocked to find that the walls have become their prisons, and the four exits can no longer get out.

So far, the dignitaries in the inner city and the 100,000 people living in the inner city have been locked in, isolated from the 800,000 to 900,000 people outside the city.

The other battalion was guarding 7,000 disarmed and captured alliance soldiers.

Gu Hang was also here.

These 7,000 people were crucial.

Gu Hang didn’t have the fantasy that he could immediately subdue them and make them his subordinates, but in the future, they would be a very important part of Gu Hang’s military force.

He couldn’t leave these 7,000 people unused.

Even if he had a systematic training function, a good source of soldiers was still important.

But before incorporating this army, Gu Hang still had a lot of work to do.

(End of this chapter)