In just thirty minutes, the first batch of dead soldiers to be evacuated was moved to the surface with the elevator.

As the elderly wouldn't be able to travel over a hundred kilometers on foot, the dead soldiers would be moving with children between two to ten.

To not burden the elderly who would be evacuated later, the dead soldiers would carry their children on their backs as they traveled. It was not a problem, as they were all trained fighters, and Charlie had specifically told them not to bring any luggage.

The dead soldiers and children had never left the mines in a conscious state, but they didn't stop to appreciate the unexpected luxury. They immediately formed up under the command of their respective squad leaders and, led by armed cavalry guards, set off for the food processing plant.

They had already planned a route from Duca Mines to the food processing plant that would cut through other phosphate mines, taking a short detour to avoid crowded areas.

As the dead soldier