The End of the World: Chaos

"Pushkin, what is on your mind at this moment?" Ruth's tone was gentle, like a spring breeze thawing the ice.

Pushkin raised his head, his eyes flickering with hidden worries. "What I'm thinking about is the return of the Red Skull. If he really reappears in the world, our plan may be difficult to implement."

"If he returns, it will indeed have a significant impact on our actions, but this may not be a bad thing." Ruth tapped the table lightly, as if trying to find a rhythm for her inner thoughts. "Although the Red Skull is eager for revenge, he also has many enemies. If he reappears, it may provoke a new conflict. This is our opportunity."

Pushkin frowned, with doubt in his words, "If he joins hands with his old subordinates and puts us in danger, wouldn't that be the act of a fool?"

Ruth shook her head, disagreeing with his opinion. "As for the Red Skull, rather than being an enemy, it is better to use him. Our opponents do not want their power to be too strong, so it is the right time to take advantage of this situation."

Pushkin still hesitated, "Yang Yi, how can we make him awaken the Red Skull? How ambitious is he?"

"Yang Yi is a complicated person." Ruth sighed slightly, as if she had many concerns about him. "In the past, he had many disputes with the Red Skull, and now he seems to be seeking a bigger stage. Perhaps he wants to use the power of the Red Skull to pursue his own interests, and this intention is not uncommon."

Pushkin pondered for a moment, his eyes showing uneasiness, "If Yang Yi and Red Skull form an alliance, the situation will certainly be out of control."

"At this time, we should prepare for a rainy day, just in case." Ruth said firmly, not backing down. "Quickly obtain information about the Red Skull. Only by knowing ourselves and the enemy can we win every battle."

"What is your plan?" Pushkin was finally moved by his words.

"We can send our accomplices to the Red Skull camp." Ruth's eyes flashed with a hint of cunning. "They will definitely be able to obtain key intelligence. We also need to find a way to divide the enemy forces that we have never met before."

Pushkin already had a preliminary idea in mind, but he remembered one thing, and his tone was slightly worried, "What will happen if the Red Skull knows our movements?"

Ruth smiled slightly, with a determined light in her eyes. "This is our chance. We can use false information to lure the enemy into believing that we have other intentions and lower their vigilance."

"But this move is extremely risky." Pushkin hesitated. "If it is discovered, the consequences may be unimaginable."

Ruth approached gently, her voice as soft as silk, "Opportunities and risks go hand in hand, this is the inevitable path of this battle. Mutual trust is the choice you and I need. Only by moving forward courageously can we strive for victory."

A few days later, Pushkin and Ruth got news about the Red Skull from an informant. It was said that the Red Skull appeared in an abandoned warehouse. Although it had been cleared out, its presence was still faintly visible. Now, there are many people lurking around, including its followers and its enemies.

"I order you to get the information here and never give in, even if you die." Pushkin ordered Ruth.

She nodded rapidly, a determined look on her face, "I will go there in person and will not miss any details."

"Be careful and retreat quickly if you encounter any abnormality." Pushkin said this with worry in his heart.

"I'll keep it in mind." Ruth smiled gently and walked out of the room stubbornly and resolutely.

As night fell, darkness enveloped the surroundings, and Ruth's figure was like a stealthy ghost, silent and silent. She knew that today's trip was not only to find out the movements of the Red Skull, but also to firmly link her fate with Pushkin.

When she arrived at the abandoned warehouse, the silence outside was suffocating. Ruth's keen perception reminded her that there was an invisible danger hidden in it. She stepped into the ruins carefully, step by step, and listened to the sounds around her.

"Red Skull... where are you?" Ruth muttered to herself, realizing that this would be the prelude to a fierce struggle, and that clashes between various forces could occur at any time.

At this moment, she heard a subtle sound, and she quickly hid behind a shadow, watching several figures slowly approaching from deeper in the warehouse. The deep voice in her ears was full of threats and insidiousness.

"The Red Skull has returned, and his power cannot be underestimated. We need to pool our strength to ensure he is unable to interfere with our plans." One of them spoke in a low voice, every word sonorous.

"There is also Yang Yi, who is also causing chaos in secret." Another person answered, his tone revealing hatred for the enemy.

Ruth's heart was shocked, and she realized that she was about to get the key information. This was the opportunity for the Red Skull to return, and it was more likely to lay the foundation for the layout she and Pushkin planned in the future.

However, at that moment, Ruth accidentally touched a metal pipe, and the crisp sound suddenly broke the silence around her, and everyone's eyes were instantly fixed on her hiding place.

"Who is it?" one of them asked in a low voice. Everyone immediately became alert and quickly moved towards where Ruth was hiding.

"It's bad!" Ruth's heart was shattered. She knew that the crisis was approaching and she needed to escape urgently.

Just as she turned around and tried to escape, she suddenly bumped into a majestic figure - Yang Yi!

"Ruth? Why are you doing this?" Yang Yi was shocked and frowned, "Follow me, this place is full of dangers!"

Yang Yi pulled Ruth and retreated quickly. With their figures drowned by angry shouts, the two ran into an alley and quickly passed through an abandoned building to avoid the shadow chasing them.

"We'll discuss the rest after we find a safe place." Yang Yi said loudly in the front, and Ruth followed closely behind.