Interstellar Super Planter

Bai Qian took out a tissue to wipe the bloodstains from her palms, looked at the remaining dozen or so people, and said with a wicked smile, "It's your turn."

"Miss Bai, please spare us! We won't dare to do it again. We promise to be obedient and do whatever you ask. We're still useful. We can kill the Zerg. Please don't kill me..."

A cacophony of pleas for mercy rang out. Little did they know that Bai Qian wouldn't kill them. Seeing their companion's gruesome death, each of them trembled with fear.

The space pirates are all seasoned veterans, and they all say they are not afraid of death, but that's only in battle. If they die, they die; they have no choice at all.

It's not worth it to be killed by the witch just because I disobeyed orders, since I don't have to die right now.

Although killing the Zerg would also result in death, it would be different. In any case, they would live one day at a time. Having been on the front lines of the large-scale battles against the Zerg and witnessed countless brutal battle scenes, no one wanted to die meaninglessly while still alive.
Although they are space pirates, they are still human and can never coexist with the insectoid race. Only by following Su Qing in this chaotic world can they survive longer.

However, the prolonged period of confinement caused them to reveal their true colors as soon as they relaxed, and they immediately sobered up upon Bai Qian's arrival.

They're shamelessly begging for mercy now, something they've never done before. Even when they were captured by Su Qing, they were the arrogant and unruly group.

At that time, Bai Qian killed many space pirates. Although they stopped causing trouble on the surface, they were secretly dissatisfied, which led to their rebellion when they first arrived at the First Army.

After several major battles, some of them died. The fierce fighting on the battlefield subsided, and their reaction today was inevitable. They were safe now and certain that Su Qing wouldn't kill them. It was also someone with ulterior motives who took the opportunity to provoke and test them. After all, they were still useful. The tragic death of that space pirate made them realize that they would still be killed if they disobeyed orders.

"Hehe, now you know fear, but it's too late. But don't worry, I won't take your lives for now, just punish you a little as a warning."

Bai Qian said coldly, revealing the aura of a demon king, which made the several space pirates tremble.

Hearing that they wouldn't die, the group breathed a sigh of relief. No matter what, as long as they were alive, that was enough.

Bai Qian sneered inwardly. She had lived for over 20,000 years. Although the demon race was simple-minded, she had learned a lot about human ways of dealing with people from Su Qing. She would see how Su Qing would deal with these scumbags. Did they really think that she would let it go easily after admitting her mistake? Killing one person was not enough to deter them. Otherwise, they would be reborn in a few days.

The group of disobedient pirates were terrified. How would the enchantress punish them? Would they get hurt?
Don't be fooled by their lack of fear in fighting the Zerg; they know there's no way out. If they don't fight to the death, they'll die. Fighting to the death gives them a chance to survive. In fact, space pirates are the most afraid of death.

Bai Qian didn't care about the petty thoughts of these space pirates. Anyway, their final fate was to die. Otherwise, she wouldn't be able to stand being cursed and would definitely kill a hundred or two hundred of them.

With a gentle wave of his hand at the dozen or so star pirates, a dozen thin, silvery-white threads shot out, wrapping around their chests and rising into the sky with lightning speed amidst their pleas for mercy.

No one could have imagined that Bai Qian's punishment would be to take them bungee jumping in the air. She didn't care if a few died, but she was certain she wouldn't fail. However, she wouldn't be responsible if any cowardly space pirates were scared to death.

They quickly rose to several thousand meters. At first, all the space pirates were not afraid, but after two seconds, as they got higher and higher off the ground, some panicked, some closed their eyes in fear, and some begged for mercy.
That's terrifying! What kind of contraption did that witch use to bind them? It looks like a rope made of animal fur. Is it sturdy? Is it safe? If they fall, they'll be smashed to pieces.

The Imperials have been exposed to flying cars, mechs, hoverboards, and other aircraft since childhood, so they don't have a fear of heights. But Bai Qian used only a thin rope to tie more than a dozen of them together and pull them into the air. Was that safe? Were safety measures taken? Was the rope strong?
Seeing that the ropes binding them seemed ready to snap at any moment, the space pirates turned pale with fear and trembled all over, but dared not struggle. What if they fell off if the ropes swayed? Was the witch's restraint secure? Did she intend to kill them by falling?

Bai Qian was genuinely trying to scare them. She rose to a high altitude, then suddenly plummeted downwards, and then spun around in the air.

This punishment would normally be child's play for space pirates. As space pirates, they often roam the void and play in the air. But the key point is that they have no means of flight. They are simply tied up with a thin thread and taken into the sky, which is what is most terrifying.

Several space pirates were so scared that snot and tears streamed down their faces, and some even peed their pants. It was too thrilling. They felt like the rope would snap at any moment and they would be smashed into a pulp. They wondered if their mech companions would be able to rescue them in time. Bai Qian smiled wickedly. You were scared to death just now? There's something even worse to come. Otherwise, you won't learn your lesson.

Bai Qian, accompanied by a dozen or so space pirates suspended in the air, swung up and down in circles, a thrilling and terrifying experience, more than ten times more exciting than bungee jumping.

Everyone was terrified and cried. Was the witch's rope even going to work? It felt like she wasn't just trying to spare their lives, but was trying to scare them to death. If they fell from a height of several thousand meters, they wouldn't be any better off than the guys who had just died.

One of the space pirates cried out, "Witch, let me down! This rope isn't strong enough, what if it breaks? You're deliberately going around in circles, increasing gravity. You might as well let me die a quick death. I don't want to be smashed to pieces, waah, ugh..."

The vomit that spewed from the mouth flowed out of the protective shield and quickly dissipated into the air.

The others weren't much better off; they either sprayed themselves in the face or were sprayed by others, and soon they were all covered in a sour, stinky smell.

Bai Qian frowned. This was too disgusting. Fine, whatever you want will come to pass. With a flick of her wrist, she pulled the rope back.

"Aaaaaaahh ...

The ropes binding them suddenly disappeared, and all the space pirates screamed in terror as their bodies slammed into the ground like cannonballs. The speed was enough to tear their skin apart. Fortunately, they were all wearing protective suits and helmets, and they pulled up their masks at the last moment, so they didn't suffocate from lack of oxygen.

The sudden turn of events terrified all the space pirates, both in the sky and on the ground. At first, it was just a game of punishment. Although there was danger, the enchantress said that they were still useful and wouldn't die. The binding threads were thin, so no one thought there was any real danger, just a fright. They never expected it to be for real.

Bai Qian watched the rapidly falling figure, smiled coldly, and then leaped down, her speed even faster than the space pirates' descent.

In an instant, we reached the ground and looked up at the sky.

Not to mention the space pirates, even the mercenaries around them were terrified. "Miss Bai, we can't really kill them by falling!"

"Don't worry, I won't die," Bai Qian said calmly.

Just as the dozen or so space pirates were about to fall to the ground like cannonballs and be smashed to pieces, Bai Qian waved her hand in time. A layer of demonic power formed a black net that covered them and caught them all before they landed slowly.

"Oh my god, that scared me to death."

"Help! No!"

Some people swung their arms wildly, some screamed loudly, and some were so frightened that they defecated and urinated. With screams of pain, everyone fell to the ground unharmed.

Everyone around was dumbfounded. This actually works?
The demoness's cultivation was indeed profound. She easily caught more than a dozen people falling rapidly from the sky. With the speed and gravity combined, they must have weighed tens of thousands of pounds. An ordinary person could never do it and leave everyone unharmed. As for being hurt by the fall, that was nothing. Being alive was already very lucky.

The dozen or so people who had fallen were pale-faced and staring blankly, still reeling from the shock. (End of Chapter)