The Civilian: Resurgence
Chapter 52

General Hidi was very upset when he got a report that the largest prison in the country had been controlled by all inmates. Bodies splattered on the pier. Many weapons and ammunition were also stolen from the dock. Many ships are missing. Except for a big ship. It also only has four ships.

The ship is faster to use. But the problem is, they won't be able to get there with a lot of people. Although fast, but the ship was small and only able to carry eight people. General Hidi was convinced that the prison was now completely overrun by the prisoners.

If it only brought people with a small amount, then it would be extremely dangerous. With large numbers, they are not necessarily able to. General Hidi was eventually forced to withdraw his entire army to return. They could not possibly force themselves to strike back. With empty hands, all the soldiers in that place had to return to their respective headquarters.

Arriving at the palace, General Hidi immediately reported the incident to President Jacob.

"You see it for yourself?"

"yeah. I saw it with both eyes. And I'm sure the one who did this wasn't Lontro. He was too stupid to commit a massacre. Judging from every incision in the bodies of the dead soldiers, I believe the one who did that was a highly trained person. He could even take out the entire surveillance camera, along with the important files inside."

"alright. I'm sure who did this was Wikar. He wanted to reunite his long-divided power. And I'm sure, sooner or later he'll be looking for Lahar. Either way, you have to hide that bastard from Wikar. If necessary, kill him." President Jacob ordered.

However, General Hidi refused to kill Lahar. Because according to him, Lahar will be very useful for them someday. If Lahar is killed, it will provoke the anger of Wikar even greater. He can kill in a very short time.

"I did not find any bullets penetrating their bodies. They all died with their necks slashed. And this is a big threat to us. If we don't train our troops, then we will die in vain" General Hidi said.

"Do what needs to be done. I don't want Wikar to rule the entire country. I want, all the soldiers to be scattered throughout the region. I don't want him to live for long. Because only he dares to overthrow my power." said President Jacob with a worried face.

President Jacob began to fear the loss of power. He was very depressed after learning that Wikar had returned. There are still a lot of army defectors alive today. Some are hiding, becoming underground forces. There were also those disguised as ordinary citizens. Most of them are still being held and tortured in prison.

Most of them would go crazy and die in prison. But a small percentage of them could survive and instead become stronger than before. Although they have not been able to get out of prison, but at least they can survive until someone releases them. They seem to have a clue, that Wikar is coming.

For years, they have patiently waited and waited for the arrival of Wikar. They continued to pray and try to survive, so that when the time came out later, they could join Wikar. Those who are still slaves in prison, do not know about the return of Wikar. Because President Jacob tried so hard to cover it all up.

If the prisoners find out, it will be very dangerous for the government. They will assume that the government is faltering and weak. And it will certainly be used by the prisoners to fight. The soldiers could not possibly accommodate, if the prisoners resisted. Because the number of prisoners is much more than the soldiers who are on guard.

**Jason** and all of the teams*Wikar** have successfully done ninety percent of the headquarters building. **Jason** was so happy, because even though he was old, he could still take things into account carefully. **Jason** has not lost its ability as an architect. Even he can still do his job very well.

"*I didn't think this job would be over so soon. They are much more excited than I see*." said*Jason** to*Loah**.

"*Yes! they don't feel tired. They work throughout. No salary, no good clothes*."

"*The most important thing for them is food to support their wives and children. Money no longer applies in this place*."

"*You're right Jason. I used to love having a lot of money. But I never thought that money would be trash in this country*."

They laugh happily. **Loah** and **Jason** were once both wealthy people. Have a lot of money. Anything they can have with money. But now reality is different. Money is no longer the main thing. Money is just a handful of paper and a pile of worthless coins.

Now they both realized that the most important thing was brotherhood. By having many friends, friends, family, then without any money they can still survive. But even if money is plentiful, it will be of no use. Because basically, money will not guarantee that our lives will be saved.

"*Oh yes Jason, what do you think is next*?" ask **Loah** on*Jason**.

"*You mean*?"

"*Well... do you think we'll die like those*?"

"*Why are you always talking lately*?" ask **Jason**literate.

"*Emmm. Sometimes I think, am I going to die? Like them before us? They died of hunger, thirst, torture, and they had terrible days. They can't stand this condition, which they then decide to kill themselves*."

"*Hey listen! We will not die that way. I'll die of aging. Sick and then dead. And you'll be so*."

"*Why are you so sure*?" ask **Loah** again.

"*I am not a good religious person, but I never doubted my God. I'm sure, people who try to do good things, will definitely die in a good way*." replied*Jason**.

"*You read the book*?"

"*not really. But I like to listen to those who chant verses. I can't imitate them. But you should know, that it's something beautiful. Very-very beautiful. I hope, before I meet my death, I can at least understand one verse*."

"*Then. You have the right to teach me*." Say **Loah**.

"*Surely. Definitely brother. We'll study together later*."

The conversation ended with **Jason** which resumed its work. Likewise with **Loah**, which returns to his computer desk.