"Second Lieutenant Lee, is everyone ready? Could we leave now?"
"Wait a minute, there are two people left."
"Eh? Hurry up, we don't have the time anymore. If we don't go now, I'm afraid we will be found."
Keiko gritted her teeth, looked at her watch, and since it was almost twenty minutes, she jumped out of the car and closed the door. I patted the carriage and said:
"Let's go! Leave those two to me, and I'll protect them!"
"Okay!" The member of the Friends of ABC organization in the driver's seat gave Keiko a thumbs up, then started the truck and drove away quickly.
Keiko hurriedly ran to the hospital, dialing Jeanne's ID while running, and it was connected in almost a second.
"Hello? Major, the rescue operation was successful, and most of the people have left safely."
"Most of the people? What do you mean?" Jeanne asked.
"There are two more people you know, Sarah and Diana were missing."
