Vol 17 Chapter 49: Land of confusion

"You are one by one" I didn't know the people who called me. It doesn't seem that he is the one who sent me to meet me in the Indian guild and the Indian guild, because this guy is not Indian at all.
"Hello." The guy first reached out to me after he came over, and then introduced himself: "You don't look at me like an Indian. That's because I'm a mixed blood, I'm half Aryan."
"It's no wonder." I nodded and asked, "So you're the one to pick me up?"
"Yes, you can call me Limad. I'm the general manager here. All the Indian-controlled Kashmir areas are under my control."
"Wait, you say that you control the entire Indian-controlled Kashmir area?"
"Yes, are there any questions?"
I wondered, "Does the entire Indian-Kashmir region belong to one guild?
"Oh, this is my negligence." Limad explained: "Actually it is. The fighting in the entire Kashmir area is more chaotic. At present, even if the entire Indian forces are combined, it has only just been able to fight the Pakistani chamber. That ’s why, if you separate each one, it will be eroded by Pakistan ’s player forces one by one. In order to ensure India ’s overall interest in Kashmir, we have to combine the Kashmirs controlled by the Indian guild to form a joint defense headquarters. I It's the headquarters executive representative elected by each bank, and I am the largest landlord here. The areas you see now belong to me. "
"So it is.
I glanced at the surrounding environment, and now I can see mining machines and some humble shops everywhere. Due to the constant fighting and rich mineral resources, Kashmir is actually composed of mining areas and basically no decent towns. The place where we are now is actually relatively large. At least there are city walls and shops. I heard that the number of small mining stations in Kashmir without walls and shops is only over a thousand. It is difficult to imagine that there is no such place at all. How did any defensive facility survive the fierce battle?
Seeing that I understood the situation here, Limad continued: "According to the opinions in the meeting, I just take you to familiarize yourself with the environment here today. The specific battle arrangements must wait for you to establish the defensive forces of your guild before you can start."
I nodded, then looked at the direction behind Limad and asked, "Does the Kashmir often get foggy?"
"Ah?" Limad heard my question for a moment before he thought back. But his head net screamed. "Damn it, Gemini!"
"What? Gemini? What the is that?" Although I knew this by looking at Limad's expression. Gemini is not a good thing, but it's better to go clear.
When Limad heard my question, he turned around and shouted to the people around him to pay attention to the defense, and took the time to explain to me: "Gemini is a pair of Pakistani sisters, they will create a kind of fog near themselves, and they can Quietly killed all the opponents in the fog. Before they came, we were robbed of a mine in our net. I didn't expect that they could catch up here so fast. Dammit, this is our largest mine in India. If you lose it, the loss will be great! "
I pulled Limad, who was over-stressed, "Don't be nervous. Isn't this here? Let me try it first? I want to see how the fighting style in Kashmir differs from the outside."