He lives on another planet and is majoring in Earth Science.

According to radar data, a giant warship launched two missiles at a distance of about 2000 kilometers from the UFO in near-Earth orbit. The missiles were expected to hit the UFO in about one minute.

Two other missiles were launched from the ground and were expected to hit their flying saucer within two minutes.

On the radar, four dots representing missiles flashed incessantly, like a countdown to death.

Li Ji shouted anxiously, "Luo Xi, quickly calculate the escape route!"

"I'm sorry, Master, the chance of escaping is currently only 0.04%."

"Give me the solution, and then synchronize all the parameters."

Li Ji pulled out the bio-data cable from the control panel and inserted it into his brain.

All the data flooded into his mind. He was now one with the flying saucer. Whether he could break through depended on this final minute.

The flying saucer accelerated suddenly and flew towards the vast and boundless space.

Nini gripped the armrests on both sides of the seat tightly, swaying from side to side with the turbulence of the flying saucer.

Her heart was in her throat.

Damn it, Li Ji is the one who got us killed!

What kind of bullshit jailbreak solution is this?
He's a sitting duck!

What happened to the promise that someone would meet us?

Nothing!

Nini's brows furrowed deeper and deeper, but she didn't say a word. At this point, she could only trust Li Ji.

Li Ji's hands moved like the fingers of a beginner pianist, flying up and down on the control panel in a flurry of activity.

My vision began to brighten, and I could see two points of light coming toward me in the distance. I turned one eye to look behind me and saw two more points of light behind me.

In the blink of an eye, the light spot rapidly enlarged, and the shape of the missile could be vaguely seen, like an arrowhead, covered with a layer of intense white light.

Li Ji used all his strength to pull the control lever, and the countdown in his mind reached "3".

"2".

"1".

The two missiles landed in front of Li Ji like the heavy punches of giants, instantly obscuring the white light and leaving only a thick shadow.

Death was imminent.

In an instant, the shadows vanished again, and the blindingly bright white light once more enveloped the entire flying saucer.

Those two missiles from outer space narrowly missed them.

Without time to react or think, Li instinctively pulled the control stick, sending the plane flying outwards without stopping.

Behind the UFO, four missiles collided in space, and thousands of sparks exploded rapidly, as if a small sun had appeared out of nowhere. The intense shockwave spread rapidly and slapped the UFO away.

The UFO shook and tumbled violently, throwing the two people inside into a haphazard mess, while the shrill alarm continued to blare in their ears.

Luo Xi exerted all his strength to stabilize the flying saucer and continued to break through to the outer perimeter without stopping.

Nini looked at the small sun behind her that had been burning for a long time: "What's going on? Why did four missiles collide? Is it a coincidence?"

"I don't understand it either. If it's a coincidence, the probability is too low."

Before the two could analyze the situation, Rosie issued another alert: "Reporting to Master, two more spaceships have appeared in radar range."

"Another spaceship? Why is the vacuum zone so lively today?"

Li Ji suddenly realized: "Could it be that Dai Lulu has come to pick me up?"

"They're shooting at us too!" Rosie shouted urgently.

"WTF! Who are these people?!"

Li Ji desperately maneuvered the flying saucer to dodge.

Dozens of small missiles flew past like stray arrows flashing white light.

Why is everyone hitting me?

A voice suddenly came from the UFO's communicator.

"Vehicles ahead, please give way! Our forces are on a mission, please give way!"

Before Li Ji could understand what was going on, he heard another voice coming from the communicator.

"That's an escaped convict from the prison ward. Please don't hinder our pursuit of him!"

The voices immediately switched back to what they were saying, sounding like they were arguing: "We have no obligation to help you while we are on military duty. We are hunting down vicious space pirates. If you obstruct our military operations, you will be taken to the Interstellar Court!"

The prison wardens retorted, "We are pursuing escaped prisoners. These are two serious offenders. If you cause them to escape, you will also face legal action!"

The two sides engaged in a continuous war of words.

The hot war did not stop, and missiles continued to rain down.

The missile was getting further and further away from Li Ji.

The tiny suns produced by the explosions drifted away from them one after another.

Based on the missile's operational parameters, Li Ji discovered that the warship and the two pirate ships had formed a dynamic line of fire.

Their own flying saucer and the prison area were located at opposite ends of the line of fire.

Missiles fired at them from the prison area had to pass through the dense line of fire and the dust from the explosions that remained in place, greatly reducing their success rate.

Moreover, as the distance between the two sides increased, the golden window for shooting down the UFO was missed. Li Ji could now maneuver his spaceship to evade the attack with a nimble maneuver, with an estimated success rate of up to 76%. Li Ji remained on edge, with no time to think about the current situation, focusing solely on maneuvering his spaceship to escape.

Nini sat beside her, her eyes constantly shifting between the radar and the view outside the window.

She couldn't understand it. The vacuum zone was almost a strictly forbidden area, and apart from the prison guards going to and from get off work, spaceships rarely went in on a daily basis.

Why is it that a warship happened to be chasing the pirate ship in today?
Entering the vacuum zone without cover or protection, the pirate ship was practically committing suicide.

After fighting for so long, there are still zero casualties on both sides?
Nini remembered that Li Ji seemed to have said that he had taken care of everything outside through his connections, and all she had to do was follow him.

Can his connections secure a warship?
Why would I even bother going to jail?

Looking at Li Ji, who was focused on driving, she couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and majesty emanating from him.

Nini never imagined that she was fighting against such a person. If she could turn back time, she would never have gone against Li Ji.

The UFO's communicator was still buzzing with noise.

"Please cease fire! Our ships cannot pass through, and this will delay our pursuit of the fugitive! Please cease fire!"

"Sorry, we have no obligation to cooperate. We are also pursuing criminals. Please be patient!"

After cutting off communication, the four-eyed toad Adaas tried his best to keep his mouth shut.

The black Barbaradu alien beside him gripped the control stick excitedly, its three eye pillars swaying wildly like noodles.

"Section Chief, what should we do? I'm so nervous! Aren't we going to get into trouble like this?"

Adahas said seriously, "New recruit, we are strictly following the team's regulations in carrying out the mission, what could possibly go wrong?"

The black jelly-like figure clutched his chest, muttering repeatedly, "That's right, that's right. We're on a mission. I never expected to encounter such an unexpected situation on our first spaceship performance test. I thought that once I joined the ordnance department, I'd never be able to fight again."

"Stop nagging, it's so annoying I can't even aim my cannons properly."

The mud figure beside him carefully stared at the parameter table.

Adaas looked around and smiled with satisfaction. Apart from himself, the entire warship had been in service for no more than a year. The service time of these greenhorns was not even as long as that of the old shells in the ammunition depot.

The new recruits were both nervous and excited.

In the corner, the temporary clerk, Lightning Ball, was typing incessantly on the screen.

Aduas walked over and asked, "What are you recording?"

"Reporting, sir! I am documenting the entire process of this operation to avoid any ambiguity regarding responsibility afterward."

"very good!"

Adaas leaned closer to examine the operation log.

Today, the weather is fine and sunny, and I am very happy. It's my reporting day to the Ordnance Department, and I'm very excited.

Aduaas wanted to pat the clerk on the shoulder, but seeing the arcs of lightning flashing around him, he gave up.

“Recruit, this is an operation report, not a diary. Your feelings are not important.”

The clerk stammered, a dark cloud instantly gathering above his head: "I'm sorry, sir, I was too excited. I didn't expect to be involved in such an important mission on my first day. I'll correct it right away."

"I'll revise it later. Let me take another look."

[I was lucky enough to encounter the spacecraft's outward performance test on my first day. This is one of the few missions in the Ordnance Department that allows us to pilot warships into space. I thought the equipment in the armory was only for maintenance and not for use, but I ended up riding in it on my very first day.]

[Our section chief led 16 of us, all new recruits with less than a year of service. We had initially thought this kind of mission would be led by a regular instructor, but the section chief was leading us, which made us even more excited. The section chief was very handsome, covered in pockmarks, and exuded a strong military bearing. Especially his two piercing eyes, which seemed to see through all threats and conspiracies.]

The moment I met the section chief, I knew he possessed extraordinary bearing and was a guiding light for us new recruits, leading us onto the path of serving the Alliance. With his guidance, we are sure to grow rapidly and repay the Alliance.

Adahas couldn't help but curl his lips upward. He never expected that this little lightning ball, who was mostly incoherent, could be so accurate and sharp when stating objective facts. Every word was a gem.

Lightning Ball asked, "Section Chief, isn't this section too subjective? Should I delete it? I was too excited and said too much from my heart."

"Where is the subjective conjecture? I see only objective facts. Very fair and objective, no need to delete, I'll just polish it up for you at the end."

"Thank you, section chief."

Continue reading.

[We followed the section chief as he piloted the warship out of the port. As we approached the asteroid Bivo, we encountered two interstellar pirate ships that were attacking a snack shop on the asteroid.]

Just as we were all panicking, the section chief stepped forward and said that according to military regulations, warships have the right to take action and launch attacks against terrorist organizations in the event of an emergency during performance testing. So we decisively launched an attack on the two interstellar pirate ships.

"Excuse me, what is this xxx?"

"I forgot which one you cited at the time."

"753."

"Thank you, section chief."

"You're welcome, please continue recording."

Aduas turned around and began to pretend to check the various parameters of his warship.

He discovered that several gunners had an alarmingly low hit rate.

Aduas feigned anger and cursed, "Aim properly! This cannon shot could have bought a life! It's all wasted!"

The mud-covered man in charge of the artillery fire jumped up excitedly: "Hit!"

Aduaas was shocked and rushed over: "Who did you hit?"

His heart clenched: Please don't kill my savior! (End of Chapter)