Chapter 1773 Household Registration Department

Upon hearing the words "household registration department," the members of the Blazing Fire team's eyes, which had been somewhat weary, instantly lit up, like sparks ignited and quickly spread.

Before the apocalypse, these people were soldiers who stood firm at their posts. After the apocalypse, they took on the heavy responsibility of escorting supplies and searching for survivors, sacrificing too much for the country and the survivor strongholds.

Soldiers' duties have made them accustomed to charging ahead, suppressing their personal concerns, but their longing for their families has never diminished for a moment.

However, in the apocalypse, communication was cut off and the journey was treacherous. They were either trapped in hordes of zombies trying to break through or busy with emergency missions. They had no chance or means to inquire about their families. Even knowing that their families would most likely be given priority by the country to be placed in the core base, their hearts were still hanging in suspense.

Unable to contain his urgency, Lin Hai reached out and pressed the button on the car radio. His voice, transmitted through the electrical current, carried an undisguised anxiety:

"Brother Qin, I'd like to ask you something. Can the household registration department really find information about missing relatives? Many of our team members' families are from City B. When the apocalypse broke out, everything was in chaos, and they lost all contact with each other as soon as they were separated."

Qin Fenglin's confident voice immediately came through the walkie-talkie, his tone exceptionally clear:

"Definitely! The members of the Blazing Fire Team are all soldiers who have risked their lives for the country and for the survivors. The base already pays extra attention to the registration and resettlement of the families of soldiers, giving them a much higher priority than ordinary survivors."

He paused, then added:

"The Youzhou base houses the largest number of survivors from City B in the country. As long as your family members successfully evacuated at the time, they will definitely be registered in detail with the household registration department! Name, original address, whether you have awakened any special abilities, the community you currently live in, and even contact information will all be included. You can apply for the inquiry with your military identification. The process is very simple and you don't need to wait in line."

Less than two seconds later, Qin Fenglin's voice came through the walkie-talkie again, adding a special explanation:

"Furthermore, the base updates the information on missing persons every month. If someone finds their relatives or their relatives find a new place to settle, it will be noted immediately. This rule is specifically for your teams that are on missions outside, just in case you come back and can't find accurate information."

These words were like a reassuring pill, hitting the hearts of everyone on the Blazing Fire team hard.

After a year and a half of pent-up concerns and worries, the team members finally saw a glimmer of hope at this moment. Their faces lit up with long-lost, genuine smiles, and even the air in the train carriage seemed to lighten.

Sun Qi rubbed his reddened palms, his voice filled with barely concealed excitement:

"Great! Once the mission is safely completed, we'll check right away! My parents are honest people; they must have come here with the evacuation team during the apocalypse. They must be here!"

A gentle light appeared in Chai Yutong's eyes as she murmured softly, "I hope Mom and Dad are still here... They're old, and they must have panicked when the apocalypse broke out. They don't have much ability to protect themselves. If they knew I could find out about them, they would be hoping for me every day."

Shao Guang, in the driver's seat, unconsciously tightened his grip on the steering wheel, his knuckles turning slightly white. He subconsciously pressed the accelerator lightly, and the car's speed quietly increased a few notches.

He didn't speak, his profile was taut, only his slightly rapid breathing and the anticipation surging in his eyes betrayed his eagerness to return home.

His parents also lost contact in City B. Before the apocalypse, he was stationed away from home for many years and rarely spent time with his parents. He never expected that a disaster would sever all contact. He has been searching for and worrying about them for a year and a half. He has waited too long.