Life Dungeon Game

He looked at the figure. At this moment, due to excessive overclocking, many parts inside the Adam 2 had been damaged, and even the jet engine was malfunctioning intermittently.

However, there is one thing that can be used.

Heo opened his right hand, and his palm was facing the direction Chaos was coming from.

In that instant, He Ao focused all his attention on one thing.

Mental interference!

Chaos paused in mid-air, and orange-yellow light gathered and burst forth from Heo's palm, evaporating everything in its path into smoke.

Plasma cannon under extreme overclocking conditions!

At this moment, Chaos broke free from Heo's mental interference and regained his mobility, but the orange-yellow light had already reached his eyes.

It's all too late.

The intense light pierced his chest, burning everything in its path to ashes.

Having exhausted all his strength in an instant, Heo lost all support and fell from the sky, crashing to the ground.

The armor, which was already riddled with cracks, shattered, and some broken metal pieces fell off.

However, the Adam 2 was not completely damaged; it still preserved a roughly intact structure.

The miniature fusion reactor on his chest was still powerfully flashing its silver light.

However, the mech's cushioning system was almost completely destroyed, and the impact from the falling sky injured He Ao's internal organs. He spat out a mouthful of blood, deactivated his super memory, and walked step by step toward the building filled with munitions.

"You are dying."

A hoarse voice came from the darkness.

Not far in front of Heo, Chaos was leaning against the wall. His chest had been completely destroyed, but he still retained some of his life.

This seems to have transcended the description of 'human'.

But He Ao could see it.

He was dying.

He continued forward with difficulty and walked to Chaos's side.

Chaos looked up at Heo, the rain parting his hair to the sides.

Rainwater trickled down her cheeks.

He slowly reached out, trying to grab He Ao.

His fingers were dry, covered in mud, and had large knuckles.

At that moment, He Ao finally remembered who the person in front of him was.

When Wei An was eleven years old...

The little beggar who appeared in Vian's life was Vian's first encounter with the shadow of this world.

He is about the same age as Vian.

"Your reforms, your hopes, what you're doing now, will cost you your wealth and your life."

Chaos looked up at Heo, a slow smile spreading across his face. "Is it worth it just so that the poor can live a better life?"

The dim streetlights shone on He Ao's face.

"Someone has to step up,"

Heo slowly lifted his feet and walked unsteadily past Chaos, "Change this world."

"Your body can't take another fight,"

Chaos's hand fell limply to his side. He raised his head and looked at the streetlights on the side of the street. The dim yellow light shone on his cheeks. "I will be waiting for you in hell."

He didn't say another word, and He Ao's figure walked into the depths of the first-floor lobby.

Chaos is dead, but the mission is not complete.

Hypermemory reflected the details of the entire hall into He Ao's mind.

The task given by the system requires 'destroying the criminal organization established by Chaos'.

Destroying an organization doesn't necessarily mean killing all its members, but at the very least, it means killing its core members.

Besides Chaos, this criminal group has another core member.

He glanced at the bonfire burning in the hall.

Every deity has its corresponding emblem; for example, the god of knowledge is represented by the seven-pointed star, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge.

The god of chaos is the flame that symbolizes the burning of everything.

A follower of the god of chaos who enjoys killing is not necessarily a mad criminal.

It can also be a ruthless executioner.

When the Seraph and Chaos stood together, Heo's thoughts were already proven.

Yarid was also a follower of the god of chaos, and he was with Chaos.

This also explains why Chaos was able to easily find a loophole in Nordbank and steal 500 million worth of cryptocurrency.

This explains why Chaos knew so clearly that among the valuables protected by the Nord Bank in Kaya City was a pair of thief's gloves.

Among the top executives of the Nord Group, there was someone belonging to Chaos, and that person was Yalide.

Everything is interconnected.

Yarid did not follow Chaos's plan, suggesting that his position within the organization was no lower than Chaos's.

Among the followers of the Chaos God who worship power and chaos, this means that Yarid's strength is no less than Chaos's.

After the recent battle, the Adam 2 has completely lost its combat capability, with only some parts still usable.

This is why He Ao had to choose this location as the battlefield.

He Ao walked to a corner of the hall and lifted a metal plate covering the floor.

A deep underground passage appeared before him.

He descended the passage step by step until he reached a spacious underground space.

When the guards saw Heo, they immediately raised their guns, but before they could pull the trigger, Heo snapped one of them in the neck and shot the others dead with his gun.

The entire underground space was dimly lit, with only some dappled lights.

He Ao found the main light in the underground space and gently pressed it.

Accompanied by a bright glow throughout the sky

As the light shone through, a colossal, entirely black object came into He Ao's view.

This is a mecha.

This enormous, jet-black creature stands over twenty meters tall. Unlike the seraph's streamlined and graceful form, it exudes a ferocious, beast-like quality.

This is not a model used by the Federal Army, but a commercial model independently developed by Evis Space Systems, designed to compete with the Seraph.

Its name is Hell's Apostle.

As a counterpart to Seraph, the Hell Apostle is a model mainly used for civilian and commercial purposes. Its design is more radical than that of Seraph. Although the two are equipped with similar weapons, the materials used by the Hell Apostle are thicker and heavier than those of Seraph, resulting in stronger defense. Of course, it also consumes more energy.

The Hell Apostle standing before Heo at this moment had its chest open, revealing its empty battery compartment.

Its battery is the high-energy battery that He Ao intercepted.

In Eve's analysis, the smuggled parts were most likely to form two types of mechs: Hell Apostles and Seraphim.

Both of these mechs have a success rate of over 80%, but the structures of the Hell Apostle and the Seraph are completely different.

Heo and Eve re-evaluated the data and confirmed that Chaos most likely bought both mechs.

Buy the Seraphim first, then the Apostles of Hell.

However, buying the Apostle of Hell, Hoo, is understandable, but buying the Seraph is somewhat unreasonable.

Both being C-class mechs, the Hell Apostle sells for 140 million on the black market, while the Seraph sells for 190 million. The 50 million difference isn't because the Seraph is particularly powerful, but simply because it's a mech that only the Federation military can use, making it very difficult to acquire.

From a practical standpoint, buying Hell Apostles is much more cost-effective than buying Seraphs.

Unless he has other uses for the Seraphim.

This was also one of the key breakthroughs that He Ao guessed in the Yalid plan.

The high-energy batteries used by the mechs are contraband. After intercepting that battery, He Ao followed the route and found no other clues except for the possibility that another battery had been brought in.

Therefore, Heo guessed that Chaos had not obtained a spare battery; he only had two batteries, one of which was given to the Seraphim, and the other was intercepted by Heo.

The fact that only Seraphim appeared in the battle just now, and no Apostles of Hell appeared, confirms He's conjecture.

This means that the apostles of hell have no energy to use.

That's why He Ao chose to hold the battle here; all the parts eventually ended up in this area, in this building.

The guns that Chaos bought are here, and most of the mechs he bought are also here.

He walked step by step toward the apostles of hell.

The jet engine beneath his feet emitted a faint glow, pulling Heo upwards into the sky.

He did not enter the cockpit of the Hell Apostle, but instead entered its energy bay.

He grabbed the control panel of the power bay and connected it to the external interface of the Adam 2.

"Eve, take control of the mech."

As He Ao spoke, he detached the energy line interface and connected it to the interface of his mecha.

Chaos and Yarid originally bought these weapons and mechs to incite homeless people who couldn't even afford food to take to the streets and create chaos in Kaya City. However, they were forced to turn their attention to Heo because of his appearance.

In a fleeting glimpse during the battle, He Ao clearly saw that the person sitting in the Seraph mech was dressed as a waiter. When He Ao slashed the mech with his sword, his reaction was very fast, so he should be a D-level. Superhumans can operate mechs without much training and quickly bring out the power of the mech.

Based on this, it can be inferred that this Hell Apostle was most likely not prepared by Chaos for himself, but by Kyle.

If He Ao didn't exist, they would have four powerful C-level warriors stationed there. With the help of alien beasts to hold off the city's defense forces, they could do almost anything in Kaya City.

Those homeless people who get their hands on guns will plunge the entire city into utter chaos.

If He'ao didn't exist, that Seraphim could have infiltrated the city's defense forces, taking the opportunity to disrupt them and buy time for the chaos within the city.