The plunder of the heavens begins with the Spirit Cage.

Three hunting gorillas shouted two fluent English phrases at the watchtower.

The heavy log fence was pushed open by several young gorillas working together, creating a gap.

Lu Qianwei stood in the sky and activated a high-precision scanner, scanning the entire basin.

I couldn't help but click my tongue; civilization had actually emerged among these apes.

The gorillas renovated the former human towns in the basin.

The old city hall in the center has been renovated into the palace of the gorilla leader, and a huge portrait of Caesar is painted on the wall.

The surrounding open space is lined with neat wooden huts for orangutans, and there are also fences outside that are used to keep human slaves.

The mountainside boasts a complete range of facilities, including a quarry at the foot of the mountain, a blacksmith's workshop by the river, and an armory converted from an old arsenal, where thousands of orangutans roam.

Thousands of chained human slaves were quarrying stones in the quarry, and the entire territory operated in an orderly manner, far more organized and powerful than the Deer Antler Tribe, which hid in the mountain valleys to survive.

Lu Qianwei felt that these were people he could find by simply flying around randomly; he felt that he could encounter such tribes no matter where he flew.

Looking at the scene of gorillas enslaving humans, Lu Qianwei narrowed his eyes. "As for test subjects, it seems like just one is enough."

Opening the spaceship's hatch, Lu Qianwei casually waved his hand, directly releasing dozens of Terminator units from space.

They also needed to have an advantage in terms of territory. Three drones equipped with high-energy pulse cannons took off and hovered over the gorilla territory, sharing a battlefield-like perspective.

The gorilla sentry was the first to spot the metal monster falling from the sky, and roared as he pulled the trigger of his rifle.

The dense barrage of bullets struck the Terminator's titanium alloy armor, only sending up a string of sparks, leaving not even a shallow mark.

The leading Terminator raised his hand and fired two armor-piercing rounds, instantly taking down the gorilla in the guard tower. The heavy corpse crashed down the wooden frame, and the piercing alarm sounded throughout the entire basin.

The other gorillas who heard the alarm grabbed their weapons and rushed out of the cabin.

The burly gorilla, carrying a heavy machine gun, fired wildly at the advancing Terminator.

The bullets bounced off the metal body with a ping-pong sound, and every time the Terminator raised his hand to fire a shot, a gorilla fell straight to the ground.

The gorillas pushed the modified mortar position and fired more than a dozen shells, creating a cloud of smoke. When the smoke cleared, the Terminator's armor wasn't even scratched. Instead, a precise armor-piercing shell blew the mortar mount off its frame, sending nearby gorillas flying in a mixture of wood and blood far away.

The drones high above accurately pinpointed the armory and the warehouse storing high-powered weapons.

After a few pulse cannon shots, the entire armory turned into a fireball, and half of the hillside was also blasted down.

The elite gorillas, who originally planned to rush out in modified armored vehicles to launch a counterattack, were locked onto by drones as soon as they left the city gate. A single shell overturned the armored vehicle, burning both the people and the vehicle to a crisp.

Seeing that something was wrong, the gorilla leader from the direction of the palace led his guards out carrying rocket launchers.

Three rockets were fired at the Terminator in quick succession, and before the smoke and dust from the explosions had even dissipated, the drones had already precisely swept away most of them.

In the end, only the leader remained, leaning against the broken wall, screaming in despair, completely bewildered as to what he was fighting!

In less than half an hour, the resistance in the entire gorilla territory was completely wiped out.

All the gorillas that put up a stubborn resistance were shot dead, and those that gave up before they could even react were tied up and locked up by robots.

They had originally imprisoned human slaves, but instead, filled with hatred, they killed all the captives who had whipped and enslaved them.

Lu Qianwei landed on a relatively clean open space, picked out two gorillas whose corpses were still relatively intact, and then led the team away.

He couldn't care less about the freed humans below!

Chapter 248 Rise of the Planet of the Apes 2

Studying the virus in chimpanzees doesn't take long; a simple experimental platform on the spaceship is enough to detect the virus's mechanism and the necessary formula and antidote.

Even for upgraded, counterproductive drug formulations, quantum computers can find solutions and synthesis methods in their vast knowledge base!

"Neurological castration of animals..."

"Hmm~ This looks pretty good, let's call you Number One Idiot!"

Lu Qianwei selected the formula, but of course, he couldn't just make it on a whim. Without the corresponding materials, he could only look at the data!

Finding materials here was impractical, so Lu Qianwei, determined to exterminate the gorillas, returned directly to the laboratory in his original world.

After explaining the reason, the formula was handed over to the research robot in the laboratory, which immediately produced two tubes of medicine, red and blue, within five hours according to the requirements.

"Sir, the red one is the Dementia Reduction Agent No. 1, and the blue one is the antidote for ALZ-113 simian flu."

"They are all volatile and spread through the air."

Lu Qianwei took the medicine and put it into his space. The research robot, however, showed a rare human-like expression and said, "Sir, although I don't quite agree with your approach."

But they did indeed develop intelligence abnormally…

Before he could continue rambling on about cause and effect, Lu Qianwei had already boarded the spaceship again and returned to the world of Rise of the Planet of the Apes.

In such a vast and open world, a return to nature, Lu Qianwei was thinking of bringing in some immigrants.

Unfortunately, today's diverse consortia are vast and rich in resources, and don't need that much land at all.

"Let's begin then~" After taking one last look at the natural environment, Lu Qianwei first took out a blue medicine bottle and smashed it on the ground.

After waiting for the medicinal properties to evaporate quickly, he took out the red potion but did not rush to use it.

You should at least see for yourself whether it works.

After searching around in his spaceship for quite some time, Lu Qianwei finally found a large tribe.

This gorilla colony is located at the San Francisco site, near the Golden Gate Strait.

The entire abandoned city stretches out along the bay, and has long been transformed by the gorillas into the power center of the entire planet.

The steel frame of the building left by humans had not completely rotted away and was repaired by the gorillas using giant logs and reinforced steel bars.

The original Golden Gate Bridge, which spanned the strait, was changed into the main gate of the royal city.

Two-story watchtowers were built on both sides of the bridge, with gorilla sentries carrying rifles standing in each watchtower. Even in the bay, there were five or six small motorboats that had been repaired by gorillas, which were responsible for patrolling and guarding against intruders from the sea.

Nearly ten thousand chained human slaves were encircled at the edge of the square, wielding hoes to quarry rocks, while the overseer gorilla's whip cracked incessantly.

"Then let's start with you."

Lu Qianwei piloted the stealth spaceship and descended to a height of several hundred meters above the plaza.

He first took out the blue antidote for simian flu, unscrewed the bottle, and the entire bottle of medicine turned into a light blue mist that spread with the wind, and soon drifted along the streets to every corner of the royal city.

Quarry Square under the Golden Gate Bridge.

Sixteen-year-old human slave Akai was hunched over, gripping a hoe heavier than himself and chipping away at the granite, three bloody gashes still seeping from his back.

He had only glanced at the overseer, and was therefore accused of slacking off and was whipped three times.

"Hurry up, you idiot!"

The foreman's thick, strong claws gripped the leather whip soaked in tung oil and raised it high again, just as it was about to lash out at Akai's back.

The foreman mumbled something unclearly, as if something was stuck in his throat.

Ah Kai timidly raised his eyes, only to meet the other person's blank and unfocused gaze.

Not only him, but all the foremen at the mine suddenly lost their voices.

Their fierce eyes suddenly became innocent and clear.

The hand holding the whip trembled, and it fell to the ground with a "thud".

What Zhang Kai spoke was no longer swearing in English, but a series of low growls like a gorilla.

Its movements also began to become extremely comical; it would either pound its chest and roar, or simply tilt its head, squat on the ground, and start scratching the lice in its armpits...

His dull and foolish appearance was no different from that of the unintelligent wild gorillas in the mountains and forests.

Everyone was stunned, and when they came to their senses, they realized that the entire square was in chaos.

Not far away, an overseer gorilla was about to stab a fallen old slave to death with a spear.

The hand holding the spear loosened, and it tilted its head, howling at the sky, not even caring that the person had run away.

The gorilla, who was aiming his rifle at the sea from the watchtower, fell from the tower, which was more than ten meters high, and crashed into the rocks, his brains splattering. He died without even realizing why he had fallen.

Even from the direction of the palace, beneath the giant mural depicting Caesar, came bursts of chaotic gorilla roars, turning the once orderly court assembly into a wild gorilla's playground.

It goes without saying that even the most foolish slaves could roughly figure out what was going on.

Old Tom, who had worked all his life, suddenly threw down his hoe and exclaimed, "God has come to save us!"

The gorilla has gone mad! The gorilla has gone completely mad!

One sentence awakened all the slaves who were holding the tools, and everyone stopped.

Watching those once fierce-looking gorillas now either squatting on the ground, scratching lice, or running around aimlessly, they couldn't even use the knives and guns they used to be so good at, and didn't even know to pick them up when they fell on the ground.

At that moment, the pent-up resentment and hatred exploded.

The young man whose brother had been hung on the city gate by the gorilla was the first to pick up the machete that had fallen to his feet and slash it hard across the neck of the gorilla that had just whipped his brother to death.

The gorilla didn't even try to dodge; it let out a howl and collapsed into a pool of blood.

"Kill them! Avenge our loved ones!"

"Take back our city!"

The shouts instantly overturned the entire square, and the humans, who had been enslaved for generations, picked up the guns, knives, and hoes that the ape had dropped on the ground.

They charged at the apes that had degenerated into wild gorillas.

But in terms of physique and build, even if a gorilla is stupid, it still has physical strength.

They would punch any starving human armed with knives, forks, and hoes.

But how many supervisors are there at the mine?

Before long, these roaring apes were all smashed into a pulp by the angry humans.

Lu Qianwei looked at the constantly changing test data on the screen.

All chimpanzees exposed to the drugs experienced a stable decline in intelligence to the level of ordinary primates, and the simian influenza virus in humans was completely inactivated, with both drugs taking full effect.

He smiled, activated the spaceship's fully automated dispersal device, input the remaining drugs, and set up global diffusion. In less than half an hour, the dementia drug and antidote were dispersed throughout every jungle and ruin on the planet by atmospheric circulation.

After doing all this, Lu Qianwei followed the same old routine, changed the ship's course, and headed towards that land in the east.

At this moment, on the ground in San Francisco, Akai held up the rifle he had just taken from the gorilla watchtower.

Standing at the highest point of the Golden Gate Bridge, looking across the bay at the city that has reopened to the world.