Chapter Eight Hundred and Fiftieth Out of Control

A khaki beam of light illuminates this lonely and deep space. A dark, simple-looking high-speed combat ship barely passed under this light beam, and the energy beam even reflected a yellow light on the porthole of the ship, illuminating the faces in the window. The battleship quickly made a 360-degree turn and moved to the left, then circled behind a meteorite the size of a mountain, and then hundreds of beams of light fell on the surface of the meteorite. The meteorite, which was already pitted, was blown up even more devastated.

Chasing after this battleship were five spaceships of the same model and two Gray giants.

Behind the meteorite, in the cockpit of the spaceship, Allen and the others just breathed a sigh of relief when they saw the radar constantly reminding that the enemy ship was bypassing both sides of the meteorite, ready to split and attack together. At this time, Hubble snorted and pressed the joystick hard, so the horizontally suspended spaceship suddenly turned 90 degrees, and flew straight down against the surface of the meteorite. This allowed everyone sitting in the cab to firmly fix themselves on the seats, so as not to be thrown out by the inertia of the sudden change of direction.

"Come on, bastards!" Hubble yelled loudly, and there was only excitement on his face at the moment.

Originally, Belmode planned to pilot the spaceship by himself, but the spaceship's driving system used all alien characters, and he didn't understand half a word. Only Hubble could understand these words. In desperation, Belmode had to hand over the spaceship to Hubble to drive. Now everyone still clearly remembers how thrilling Hubble was when he drove the spaceship out of the mothership's escape chamber, and the process of almost crashing the spaceship into the warehouse is vivid.

But after being familiar with the basic operations, the Cato man showed his talent in piloting the airship, and played the battleship with ease. It's just that his range of motion is too large, causing the people in the cab to sit very hard. But also because of this, Hubble's movement is often unexpected by the enemy ship, so that he can repeatedly escape the opponent's pursuit.

Just like now, the battleship rushed down vertically, leaving the enemy ships that circled around the meteorite in the air.

After the battleship broke away from the meteorite, it regained its level, and then the engine at the tail burst into flames and accelerated to escape. The enemy ships chased after them desperately, and the two Grai giants were even more eyeing. Hubble glanced at the radar and shouted: "We have to fight back, or we will be hit by them sooner or later!"

Allen agrees on this point. So Hubble was kept flying horizontally, while he and Belmode controlled the cannon turrets on both sides of the spaceship. Seeing that the two of them were ready, Hubble steered the spaceship to turn around and rush towards the enemy ship. The Catus on the enemy ship were overjoyed, the energy turrets on the ship kept blasting, so countless light spots appeared in front of the porthole.

Seeing the rain of light and rain, even Catherine began to change color, and Talikova screamed even more. At this time, Hubble roared, manipulating the spaceship to dive, passing under the light rain when there was no time to send. The battleship almost brushed against the edge of the light rain, and then lifted. Allen and the two didn't know how to attack by force, and suddenly the two turrets bombarded continuously, sending beams of high-energy beams to the enemy ship.

The Catos evidently did not expect this move,

Immediately, two spaceships were blown up and exploded into dazzling fireballs in space. The remaining enemy ships split to the left and right, allowing the two Grai giants behind the center to attack. Just as the giant was about to pounce, a burst of fear suddenly passed through his heart. Not only them, but all personnel on both sides of the enemy and us felt a strange feeling. Then I saw the direction when I came, in the extremely far space

(This chapter is not finished, please turn the page) A group of dazzling bright lights suddenly lit up!

The bright light even made both sides forget to fire. In the starship of the Catus, they zoomed in on the space where the strong light was located, and they could see the mothership they were on was shaking violently, with thick and fiery pillars of fire constantly rushing out of the ship. The mothership is exploding, and fireballs are firmly blooming on its surface. The outer armor capable of defending against strong impacts flew up in pieces, and those antennas and turrets were blown into flying fragments.

When a bright light in the center of the mothership came on, the entire screen suddenly became white. The Catus looked out from the porthole, and saw a dazzling light spot appearing in that direction, and there were several inverted arc-shaped light curtains on the upper and lower sides. The arc light continued to move and spread, and finally the strong light in the center flashed, and then a light band extended to the left and right. This band of light spans tens of thousands of kilometers in an instant, as if to divide the universe.

The band of light flashed twice, then quickly closed, finally forming hundreds of fireballs in the center. Large and small fireballs overlapped one after another, and the violent impact formed could be felt even by the spaceships located in the distance. Both the Catus and the Grai giants were ashamed, and their mothership exploded!

After the explosion was over, they came back to their senses. And at this time, where is the shadow of Allen's spaceship?

When he noticed the explosion of the mothership, Hubble took the opportunity to flee away in the spaceship. At this time, the people on the ship really breathed a sigh of relief. Hubble even hummed a little tune from his hometown, but it sounded really unflattering.

"Then just go back to the Garden of Eden." Allen said, and then his expression froze suddenly, and he said, "Oops, who of you knows the coordinates of the Garden of Eden?"

Without coordinates, it is tantamount to finding a needle in a haystack. Navigating in the universe is not like being in a planet. As long as you know the approximate location of your destination in the planet, you can also determine the direction through the stars and the sun, so you can choose the correct direction to sail. But in the universe, if there are no coordinates, even if the course is only slightly deviated, it will not be able to reach Baidi.

Who would have thought that the mothership that was smuggled up would be far away from the Garden of Eden, and naturally there would be no coordinates of that super planet. Suddenly, the atmosphere in the cab quietly froze. At this moment, Hubble let out a "huh". Allen asked, "What's wrong?"

"It's a bit strange." Hubble fiddled with the joystick: "Why is this thing suddenly not working?"

"What do you mean?" Allen stepped forward, only to see that Hubble had left the joystick with both hands, but the joystick was operating on its own. At this time, the battleship even turned a corner, turned around and flew in other directions. Allen immediately changed his expression: "No, someone remotely controlled our operating system!"

Hearing this sentence, everyone's face was solemn.

Earth.

It is already winter, and most of the ground is covered with snow. During the hundreds of years of the War of Daybreak, the radiation on the surface of the earth has been declining year by year. In the past hundred years, the Federation has devoted itself to the purification of environmental pollution, and it has been very effective. Today, the amount of radiation on the earth's surface has been reduced to a level that the human body can bear. The number of babies affected by radiation is on the decline every year, while the average life expectancy of ordinary people is increasing. From the average life expectancy of 40 years ago a hundred years ago, it has quietly increased to about 50 to 60 years old today. Changes in the environment can be seen from the changes in average life expectancy.

But there is no doubt that

(This chapter is not finished, please turn the page) Compared with the floating island, the surface can still be described as harsh.

In the past few years, because of the hostility between the Gate of Liberty and the Federation, the lives of ordinary people have become even more difficult. But for the town of Vandersee, the political changes did not have much impact on the town. After all, today's surface area is vast and sparsely populated, and political influence is only limited to the important cities in those administrative regions. Like this small town located under the continuous mountains, separated by a large tract of virgin forest. No matter how strong the wind and rain outside, it is always difficult to affect this small town.

The town was named after the first mayor, and there were less than 20 people who arrived in the town first. The original mayor, Fan Dexi, was still a captain. After retiring from the army, he brought a few old men down to settle down here. Here they burned forests to open up land, cultivated themselves, and gradually developed into a village, and from the village to the current small town. Today's Van der West town has hundreds of households and a population of more than 400. The town has grown in size several times, but has maintained its isolated lifestyle.

It is winter now, the farmland is covered with winter snow and cannot be cultivated, and most of the wild animals have entered the hibernation period. As for the few species that do not hibernate, they are extremely dangerous things. Even the most seasoned hunter in town wouldn't go after them. All work in the town has stopped, and most people have already stocked up enough food before winter. The ensuing long winter is mostly a time for sleeping and socializing.

In this season, merchants also seldom patronize. So when an unmarked flying car drove into town, people's curiosity was immediately attracted. Most people in the town have never seen such a high-end product as a speeding car in their entire lives. Occasionally, only some merchants who purchased mountain goods would show up in speeding cars, but most of those speeding cars were cheap, unlike the current car, which was painted brightly and made no sound during its speeding.

The speeding car finally stopped in front of the house of blacksmith Bawent. Bawente is one of the few blacksmiths in the town. He came to the town to settle down twenty years ago. There are five or six iron doctors in the town, but everyone agrees that Bawent is the best. Moreover, he is proficient in a variety of skills, not only can forge swords, but also simple armor, and even tools for catching animals or farming supplies. Even Bawent made several shotguns. From the gun body to the internal parts, he made it all by himself, and the only thing he relied on was a not-so-sophisticated electronic machine tool.

When the flying car stopped, a man who looked like a butler came out of the cab. Then he opened the car door, and respectfully said to a figure in the car: "Master, we're here."

Then that figure got out of the speeding car and appeared under the winter sun. This is an elderly man with a touch of majesty. He looked up at the low house in front of him. The roof of this wooden house even has some leaks, and the chimney has been used for an unknown number of years, and there is a layer of carbon black all over it, and gray smoke is blowing out every now and then. As for the window, the door, and several wooden steps, they all tell the word dilapidated. The man laughed when he saw it, and said to the butler, "If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't have believed that old General Meisling's royal craftsman, Bawente, would be hiding in such a place."

The butler smiled and said, "But I still can't hide it from the master's eyes and ears."

The man shook his head and sighed: "If it wasn't for him to restore Alan's Qianjun, I wouldn't bother him. After all, he chose to live in seclusion, but he doesn't want to see the people from before."

(end of this chapter)

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