kingnovel Chapter 418: The Northern Territory Shocks and Half the City is Lost
Chapter 418: The Northern Territory Shocks and Half the City is Lost
The biting cold wind tore at the wings, making a sharp whistling sound.
Zhou Ping'er looked through the porthole and her pupils suddenly contracted.
Below, the familiar northern city seemed to be split apart by a divine blade. The right side disappeared, leaving only a shocking cross-section, with exposed steel and concrete wailing in the wind.
"Oh my god! This is too serious!"
Zhou Ping'er couldn't help but curse, and turned to look at Ye Fan'er beside her, "Commander-in-Chief, what...what's going on? Even if you edit the photos, you can't get this effect!"
Ye Faner's face was solemn, with a lingering haze between her brows.
"Wind God, rest assured." She uttered these words, and each word seemed to carry a thousand pounds of weight.
The plane landed on the edge of the remaining half of the city. The dust kicked up by the propeller filled the air, bringing a sense of doomsday desolation.
The ground beneath my feet trembled slightly, as if crying silently.
"All residents have been evacuated,"
Ye Faner's voice was particularly clear amidst the whistling wind. "The Night's Watch is also ready for battle, but... the other party is a god."
"So, I have to go." Zhou Ping'er said calmly, as if she was just talking about a trivial matter.
"Are you alone?" Ye Faner frowned, "This is too dangerous! What if it's a trap..."
"Others would also die if they went, and would also be distracted from protecting the area."
Zhou Ping'er shrugged. "I'll go. The smallest target, the highest efficiency."
He paused, his eyes firm, "Commander-in-Chief, you should have more faith in my strength."
Ye Faner stared at Zhou Pinger, the boy who once seemed a little immature in her eyes, but now his eyes were full of maturity and confidence.
She knew that he was no longer the newbie who needed her protection.
"Be careful." In the end, she only uttered these two words, which contained thousands of words.
Zhou Ping'er smiled slightly, turned and walked towards the plane, leaving a meaningful message: "Commander-in-Chief, you don't have to be so serious all the time. Sometimes..."
He paused, a playful smile playing on his lips, "Be more straightforward."
He boarded the plane and looked back at Ye Faner, "By the way, Commander-in-Chief,"
He took out two letters from his pocket, "If I can't come back..." Zhou Ping'er handed the two letters to Ye Fan'er solemnly.
"Here, please pass them on to Teams 007 and 006. One is the battle plan, and the other one... ahem, it's personal information, you know."
He winked and looked at me with an expression that said "you know what I mean."
"If... I mean if, I don't come back,"
Zhou Ping'er paused, and her tone suddenly became serious.
"Burn the battle plans. Personal privacy...you can do whatever you want with them. Maybe they contain my Bitcoin password, enough for you to buy half a city."
He grinned, trying to lighten the solemn atmosphere with a joke.
"Also, remember to tell that brat Lin Qiye to stop having such a stern face, as if someone owes him millions."
"Life is short, enjoy it while you can, understand?"
Zhou Ping'er shook her head, looking like a person who had experienced it.
"And that guy Wu Hen, tell him to eat less spicy noodles, or he'll explode."
"Oh, right, have him send my collector's edition game disc to my sister and tell her... just tell her I'm leaving now, and we'll play together in the next life."
He took a deep breath, his gaze fixed on the edge of the city engulfed by fog in the distance, his eyes gradually becoming firm.
"Okay, Commander-in-Chief, now that I have arranged all the affairs, I will set off now!" He saluted with a casual look, turned and walked towards the plane.
"Wait!" Ye Fan'er suddenly spoke, with a hint of hesitation in her tone, "You...really don't want to reconsider it?"
Zhou Ping'er stopped and looked back at her.
"Commander-in-Chief, defending our country and slaying demons is the duty of us Night's Watchmen. Moreover,"
He paused, a confident smile playing on his lips, "I am a man who is going to become the strongest god slayer. A mere wind god, just sprinkle some water on me!"
As he spoke, he drew the long sword from his back and pointed the tip of the sword into the depths of the fog. "Goodbye!"
Before he finished speaking, his figure flashed and he rushed towards the fog like a bolt of lightning. The sword in his hand burst out with brilliant light and forcibly cut a path in the fog.
Ye Faner stood where she was, her eyes closely following the gradually disappearing figure, feeling mixed emotions.
The fog rolled like a giant beast that was ready to devour its prey, ready to swallow up the figure at any time.
Ye Fan'er tightly grasped the two letters in her hands, her knuckles turning white, and prayed silently in her heart: Come back safely.
Suddenly, a deafening roar came from the depths of the fog, and then a dazzling light shot up into the sky...