Girl's Doomsday Rebirth Revenge & Survive novel Chapter 474

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**TITLE: Doomsday Rebirth 474**
**CONTENT: Chapter 473 Danger**

From the conversations Tyler and Denton shared, it was evident that they held an unwavering trust in their old comrade. The bond forged in the heat of battle was not easily broken.

As Caroline absorbed this information, her mind began to unravel the tapestry of the Black Sword Mercenary Group, the once formidable team they had all been a part of.

Tyler’s squad consisted of six members—two women and four men—each bringing their unique strengths to the table. Yet, the grim reality hung over them like a dark cloud; one man and one woman had already fallen during a mission, their lives extinguished in a world where survival was a daily struggle.

The remaining woman and man were the ones Tyler had set his sights on. His determination was palpable, especially when it came to the man, Ryan Cole. Ryan was not just a teammate; he was a brother-in-arms, sharing countless experiences with Denton and Tyler. His strength was legendary among their ranks.

“I’m not just searching for him because he’s a teammate,” Tyler said, his brow furrowed in deep thought. “He possesses knowledge of a shipment that poses a significant threat. It absolutely must be eliminated.”

“What shipment are you talking about?” Caroline asked, her curiosity piqued. She considered the mercenaries’ usual operations, wondering if it involved weapons—perhaps firearms or explosives.

Tyler’s expression darkened, transforming into a mask of seriousness. “It’s a consignment of chemical weapons that Draylith has just finished developing.”

A chill ran through Caroline at his words. The gravity of the situation was undeniable.

“Three days before the communications went dark, I was still in contact with him. Everything seemed perfectly normal at that time. He was supposed to check in with me daily, but then he just… vanished. After that, the comms went completely silent.”

Tyler’s voice grew more intense as he continued, “That shipment could annihilate all of Hornvale. My goal is to locate it and either destroy it or bury it deep. We’re living in the apocalypse—there are no buyers left. Leaving it out there is akin to having a ticking time bomb.”

“And if he has sinister intentions towards me, he could leverage that shipment as a threat. Hornvale still has you all within its borders. Anyone caught in its wake wouldn’t stand a chance.”

Tyler paused, the weight of his words hanging in the air. “Initially, we were meant to deliver it to Novaris. But then our squad took on another job, and we split up. I was with Denton while he and Clara managed the chemical payload in Draylith.”

“We were in touch up until three days before the apocalypse struck, and then all lines of communication were severed.”

Tyler chose not to elaborate further. They needed concrete information before leaping to any conclusions.

Caroline sensed the tension in the air but refrained from pressing him.

She recalled how, just a few days prior, Tyler had solicited Francis’s help to search for Ryan and had even consulted Crow about his teammate’s whereabouts. Whenever he found a moment of respite, he scoured the area around Hornvale, seeking any sign of Ryan.

Who could have guessed that Ryan might have other plans?

“We’ll adapt to whatever comes our way,” Caroline declared, her resolve strengthening.

They discovered a concealed spot and began the process of relocating everyone. Medusa and Handsy slipped into the storage space, and they switched vehicles to throw off any potential pursuers.