My transformation into a beautiful girl started with a hemorrhage.

Chapter 102 Detonation 1

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bite!--

Smith, far away in Yokosuka Port, Tokyo, watched the clock strike midnight.

The detonation command was given: "Detonate."

"Yes, General!"

Although nuclear weapons have a very high safety level and each nuclear weapon has very strict safety measures in place.

However, as the commander-in-chief of the American forces stationed in Japan, Smith had the ability to instruct his technicians to bypass the nuclear bomb's tight security and detonate it.

Furthermore, it's not difficult to operate because it originally belonged to America. Technicians could directly obtain design drawings, precision circuit diagrams, safety program codes, and so on. And the technicians didn't have any doubts. After all, what's wrong with doing whatever they want with their own stuff?

The technicians in charge of the detonation knew it was a nuclear explosion, but they didn't know that the explosion site was in the Tokyo metropolitan area and that twenty nuclear explosions were being detonated simultaneously. Meanwhile, the higher-ups who knew the truth had all been brainwashed by Hui.

So, following Smith's instructions, the technicians remotely pressed the [Enter] button...

Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, one day ago.

This is the most famous and bustling commercial district in Tokyo and even the whole of Japan.

People came and went on the street. Although news of Sato's crime was being broadcast on large screens in Shinjuku, it was just something to talk about and laugh about after dinner. What did demi-humans have to do with them? The people on the street just watched it as a joke and continued to enjoy the prosperity of modern society.

After all, for most people living in this bustling metropolis, Tokyo has so many people that even if terrorist attacks are rampant, they are unlikely to be affected, just like winning the lottery jackpot – a low-probability event.

If I could buy lottery tickets my whole life and never win the jackpot, then similarly, a low-probability event like a terrorist attack would be equally unlikely to affect me.

Bowen and Kerry are two ordinary U.S. Army soldiers on the Japanese Expedition, driving an inconspicuous truck through the bustling, noisy streets.

"Hey bro, where are you from?" Kerry asked, trying to start a conversation out of boredom.

Bowen was a man of few words and not good at talking. He glanced at Kerry but said nothing.

But Kerry, clearly not one to let him off the hook, pressed on, asking, "Connecticut? Florida? Or California?"

This time, Bowen didn't even bother to look at him.

"Uh, okay, bro, but do you know what we're transporting?"

Bowen, unable to bear Kerry's annoyance, muttered, "Speak less, do more."

"Don't be so serious, hey, guess what this might be? The military keeps this a top secret, even the guys in the technical department don't know about it, that's really strange! I'm telling you, I think it's a nuclear bomb, our motherland is finally going to take action against Japan!!"

Bowen looked at him like he was an idiot.

"Uh, okay! I guess it's some kind of listening device or something. ...Alright, the open-air parking lot two turns ahead is the target location. After I finish this errand tonight, I'm definitely going to Shinjuku Kabukicho to pick up a couple of girls. Do you want to come along? Haha, I can tell you don't want to—"

“Together.” Bowen, unusually, looked intently at Kerry.

“Uh…” Kerry stared dumbfounded at the… repressed man beside him, then revealed a knowing smile.

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The two drove to the designated location, got out of the car, and locked the doors.

Then they hailed a taxi and headed towards Kabukicho in Shinjuku.

No one noticed that a truck had appeared in one of the open-air parking lots in Shinjuku, since the truck had already paid for half a month's parking.

The same trucks were parked in various places in Tokyo, such as parking lots, alleys, warehouses, etc., and this one was the twentieth.

Let's go back to the present.

Even at midnight, Shinjuku, Tokyo, remains bustling and lively.

An ordinary parking lot not far from Shinjuku's most bustling district.

Inside that unassuming truck, the nuclear detonation device received the signal and began its operation...

boom--!!!!!!!!!

For the first time in Tokyo's night, the sun has risen!

The entire truck body was instantly vaporized and evaporated by temperatures exceeding 100 million degrees Celsius, and a sphere of light brighter than 10000 suns began to expand and grow larger.

Within one kilometer of the parking lot lies Shinjuku Street, one of the world's top ten pedestrian streets.

Whether it's people, buildings, soil, gems, or precious metals, everything in the area illuminated by the intense light at the explosion's epicenter is reduced to ashes!

It was a true annihilation, because the light radiation at hundreds of millions of degrees Celsius directly severed all the chemical bonds between atoms—ionic bonds, covalent bonds, metallic bonds… without exception, they all broke.

The intense light was so bright that people several kilometers away would be blinded if they looked directly at it with the naked eye.

The security guards in the parking lot, the pedestrians strolling on the street at night, the vehicles passing by on the road, the staff on the night shift in the building, and so on, all felt a flash of white light. Before their brains and nervous systems could even transmit pain, they were instantly vaporized and evaporated by the 1 million degrees Celsius temperature at the center of the nuclear explosion.

The intense light radiation spreads at the speed of light to a kilometer away in the blink of an eye. Whether you are hiding on the street, inside a building, or behind a building, you will be burned to a crisp by the intense light radiation. Countless buildings start to catch fire and burn under the high temperature.

Apart from the sphere of light, there was nothing else at the center of the explosion.

Within nanoseconds, the ball of light expanded to a diameter of over 500 meters, turning orange and then red, becoming a radiant fireball. It then exploded instantly, extinguishing the still-lit lights of Shinjuku, the brightest spot in Tokyo.

Within 7 kilometers of the Shinjuku explosion's epicenter, everything flammable began to burn.

Asphalt roads, roadside trees, glass, and even reinforced concrete melted down like candy, turning into a comical mass of molten material.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, the Tokyo Shangri-La Hotel, Mitsubishi Bank, and dozens of century-old buildings on the outskirts of Chiyodo Ward, which borders Shinjuku, were instantly shattered by the combined impact of a storm with winds of hundreds of kilometers per hour, an explosive shockwave, and extremely high temperatures.

That's right, not collapsed, but shattered...

Just minutes ago, the handsome men and beautiful women who were drinking and having fun in the quiet bars on the top of these buildings have now turned into carbon crystals. The high temperature of thousands of degrees has vaporized every part of their bodies. The high temperature has also reduced their expensive designer suits and dresses, as well as their watches and jewelry worth hundreds of millions of dollars, to ashes.

The only survivors were the diamonds. Their unique physical structure and chemical properties allowed them to avoid vaporizing along with their owners, instead burying them deep beneath the ruins along with the building's fragments.

The same scene was playing out in various parts of Tokyo.

The Tokyo Tower, a landmark building in Tokyo, was instantly engulfed by a shock wave of 20 psi (a unit of pressure).

This means that each square meter of steel reinforcement is subjected to a pressure of more than fourteen tons within a few microseconds.

In an instant, all the steel bars of the entire iron tower collapsed, all the load-bearing structures broke apart piece by piece, and millions of tons of debris were instantly heated into molten iron in the air by the high temperature and carried away by the shock wave.

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P.S.: I write about war to oppose war, and I write about nuclear explosions to oppose nuclear war! Only by letting everyone know the cruelty of war can we cherish the preciousness of peace!

Chapter 103 Detonation 2

Roppongi, Tokyo.

Here, the swimming pool on the third floor of the Westin Hotel instantly boiled over. A hotel staff member hiding in the pool screamed in agony as the water suddenly reached boiling point. However, his pain did not last long, because the next moment a two-ton floor slab fell from above and turned him into a pile of minced meat.

The minced meat mixed with the boiling water in the pool, creating a meaty aroma that no one else could smell.

However, the next moment, the entire floor was crushed by more gravel and cement, and the aroma of meat lasted for less than half a second.

The building completely disintegrated in the opposite direction of the fireball explosion, with hundreds of tons of rubble and special building materials turning into scorching fragments traveling at speeds exceeding 100 kilometers per hour. These fragments, along with the shockwave, scattered towards the surrounding buildings, tearing everything apart.

However, the glass did not shatter!

Because they all melted...

A Bugatti Veyron supercar parked in front of the Westin Hotel was blown away by a storm. The car, weighing more than a ton, smashed a night shift waiter into a cloud of blood mist. The ensuing fire wave heated the car to nearly a thousand degrees Celsius, igniting the leather seats inside and vaporizing the blood mist that had transformed into the sanitation worker.

And just like that, the sports car, worth four million, was turned into a pile of scrap metal, hammered into a building across the street by the shockwave, and then collapsed into a pile of scorching rubble along with the entire building.

On the main street of Nakano Ward, which borders Shinjuku, all the roadside trees were instantly set ablaze, like giant candles. They were then uprooted and turned into incendiary bombs that flew to the other side of the street, sweeping away and setting ablaze any pedestrians who hadn't managed to take cover.

The famous old shops on both sides of the road were all swept away by the fire wave and shockwave, turning into balls of flame that scorched the merchants who were unwilling to leave their shops.

However, they could no longer scream, as their vocal cords had been completely pierced by the high temperature and shockwave. In less than a few seconds, the explosive storm would slam these stubborn merchants against the burning walls of their shops with tremendous force, turning them into a pile of minced meat, and then they would be completely roasted and vaporized by the second wave of fire.

The shockwave, mixed with the fire, formed a supersonic storm that swept through all the buildings in sight, turning all living things on the surface five kilometers away into carbon crystals, and then burying them under the collapsed buildings.

The Edogawa River, a vital source of waterways for the neon-lit Tokyo metropolitan area, is in an uproar.

Whether it's fish created by nature or boats made by humans, they are instantly heated to hundreds of degrees Celsius. Countless huge bubbles rise and fall on the surface of the river, and soon the river is filled with the cooked corpses of aquatic creatures, which can be eaten directly after being sprinkled with seasonings.

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The 20 nuclear warheads, each with a yield of 1500 megatons, are distributed in two concentric circles centered on the center of Tokyo. Except for a few areas on the outermost and innermost parts of Tokyo, there is virtually no area outside the coverage range.

Within a 7-kilometer radius of each nuclear bomb, there is slaughter; there are no exceptions, no chances of escape.

Tokyo is filled with skyscrapers, but these skyscrapers, which normally protect the people inside from the wind, sun, lightning, and thunder, have now become a real hell.

Before the fire wave arrived, the shockwave shattered the special glass in all the skyscrapers.

The golden Imperial Hotel Tokyo turned black in half a second as all the glass shattered, revealing the walls behind the glass and the floors with the lights off.

The next second, the fire wave arrived, vaporizing the glass shards still in the air, and then igniting everything flammable inside the building, as well as the people who hadn't had time to evacuate.

Before the people enjoying the nightlife at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo could even react, a high-pressure, high-temperature wave of fire instantly engulfed everyone.

Every single person's clothing, whether it was an 80,000 yuan Ferragamo or a 300 yuan street stall item, turned into fiery garments, covering everyone's skin. Then, every inch of the covered skin and every hair began to burn.

Those muscular men who work out regularly have lower body fat percentages, so only their skin and hair get charred.

But the fat people were different; the fat in their bodies became fuel for combustion, turning into a fireball that emitted the same strange, meaty aroma as the Westin Hotel staff member who was boiled in the pool.

However, the beautiful girls around the fat men didn't have a chance to taste it either, because their bodies were also on fire. The excruciating pain caused their mouths to open involuntarily, instantly destroying their taste buds. The hot air also carbonized the tissues in their nasal cavities that could distinguish tastes.

In short, by the time the aroma emanating from the burning fat men was carried to the girl's nostrils by the storm, her body no longer had any tissue capable of discerning the scent.

The storm and shockwave, mixed with fire, pierced through the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, and then submerged two other famous buildings next door.

Like the Imperial Hotel Tokyo, the glass of the Tokyo Tower, the Tokyo International Financial Center, and all the skyscrapers shattered and vaporized instantly.

First, the magnificent and luxurious observation deck on the top of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo was directly shattered by the shockwave, then collapsed, and was eventually blown away along with tens of tons of various building materials, crashing into other buildings in the distance.

The air intakes of the Tokyo Tower, designed to reduce wind pressure, are heated to extremely high temperatures. The scorching gases travel through the pipes, destroying everything in their path, and reach every corner of the building.