Reborn as the Darling of the Delta.

"Reporting to Boss Reis, everything is normal on our end. We haven't noticed anything amiss."

After receiving the news, Reis calmed down a bit, as he had never had a smooth time when he was doing these important things before.

Before this, they were either blocked by GTI players or severely beaten by that old woman Demulan. The worst-case scenario was being attacked from both sides.

Reese: This is fucking ridiculous. I'm a grown man who's seen it all, but this guerrilla warfare you're giving me is something no one can stand.

"You all better keep a close eye on things, understand? And if there's any movement in other directions, you have to report to me immediately, understand? I'm just afraid those GTI guys will come running over like ghosts again."

After giving those people a few more instructions, Reiss also began to act as a supervisor on the side, watching the truckloads of people being pulled towards his Longbow Valley, and Reiss felt a secret sense of satisfaction.

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"I request permission to activate the weather weapon to teach that Reiss a lesson. Please approve!"

Meanwhile, after returning to the space base, Geheros immediately approached Demulan and expressed his desire to use the weather weapon that Hafk had been developing to teach Reiss a lesson.

“Well… I have no problem with that, but Geheros, you still need to get a license from Hudson to use this weapon, otherwise…”

Upon hearing Geheros's idea, Demulan immediately replied that he had no problem with it, but the key to activate the weather weapon at the Tidal Prison had been split in two, with one in his hands and the other in Hudson's.

If Geheros wants to use the weather weapon installed in the Tidal Prison to expel Reiss, he will have to get the key from Hudson.

"Tsk... I get it."

Geheros could only click his tongue in dissatisfaction, then immediately went to Hudson's office and looked at Hudson seriously, saying:

“Hudson, I need your security key to activate the weather weapon. I can’t get back now, so the only way to stop Reese from continuing to destroy the place is to activate the weather weapon that’s been there all along.”

However, Hudson remained unperturbed after hearing what Geheros said. He was joking, thinking that he still had quite a few people on his side who knew about his Dark Star Project and wanted to stop it. Letting some go would be a good way to lock them up later.

However, Hudson also knew that he couldn't drag things out with Geheros any longer. If he did, Geheros might really push him too far, and then it would be a real loss.

"The key is naturally not a problem, but Geheros, I'd like to ask, what are your thoughts on those things we discussed before?"

As Hudson spoke, he took out the key that he had been keeping locked and handed it to Geheros. After receiving the key, Geheros said, "Let's talk again," and then hurriedly returned to Demulan.

After hearing Geheros say he would talk to him again when he returned, Hudson smiled. Knowing Geheros as he did, he figured that since he had said so, the cooperation between the two parties was basically settled.

“I’ve retrieved the key, Demulan. I need to conduct a remote-controlled strike directly.”

Back in Demulan's office, Geheros handed Demulan the key he had just gotten from Hudson, and Demulan didn't hesitate.

He directly connected to the control panel at Tide Prison and then inserted his and Hudson's dual keys. After that, the computer screen immediately switched to the weather weapon launch interface.

“I’ll do it. I’m more familiar with the terrain around Tide Prison.”

Upon seeing this, Geheros stepped forward and spoke. At the same time, through Hafk's Skynet satellite, Geheros also saw the area marked in red at the Tide Prison.

"Some time has passed now, and we don't know what kind of mess Reis has made there. But what we can be sure of is that Reis hasn't left with his men yet. This might be a great opportunity to strike Reis."

Looking at the screen in front of him, Demulan also began to analyze. This weather weapon had been in the testing phase at the Tidal Prison, and the current problem was that the weapon's power was not easy to control, which was why it had not been deployed to the battlefield.

However, due to the existence of the United Nations, Demulan no longer dares to simply throw a few guided missiles at Reis when he is unhappy, just like before. So when he heard that Geheros wanted to use this weather weapon, Demulan's eyes lit up.

Demulan: Heh heh, anyway, this weather weapon won't destroy everything instantly like the previous guided missiles. If you get caught in a tornado or something, who can you blame, right?

"Gheros, are you sure our people are all in safe locations at the Tidal Prison? This weather weapon doesn't discriminate between friend and foe; if..."

But then, thinking of the prison guards Hafk had recruited, Demulan couldn't help but add a comment, to which Geheros calmly replied:

"Do you think Reis would arrest those prison guards and bring them here to us? No, he definitely won't. You know, he wouldn't dare to confront us directly. In this situation, the best that happens to the prison guards over there right now is to continue fighting Reis's men in that prison."

Chapter 820 Weather Weapons (2)

After hearing Geheros's analysis, and seeing the area marked in red outside the Tidal Prison on the screen, Demulan put aside his concerns and said that he would let Geheros handle it himself.

After adjusting the power and direction of the tornado, Geheros pressed the start button without hesitation.

The moment the button was pressed, on a small island not far from the Tide Prison, the sea, which had previously only had a few small waves, began to gradually form a small whirlpool.

However, as time passed, the small whirlpool began to grow larger and larger, eventually forming a small waterspout.

"Huh? Why does the sky seem to be getting darker? Is it going to rain, damn it?"

Meanwhile, in the Tide Prison area, the previously sunny weather was immediately enveloped by dark clouds.

Rhys, who was the first to notice this, looked up at the now-dark sky, somewhat confused.

"Boss, it really looks like it's going to rain, but there wasn't a single cloud here just now... Wait a minute, Boss Reese, look over there... What is that thing?"

The soldier next to Reis also looked up at the sky, just like Reis. After smelling the dampness in the air, the soldier turned his head and looked towards the sea.

But even if he hadn't looked, it wouldn't have mattered. When he saw the dark, heavy clouds in the distance, accompanied by the roar of thunder, heading towards them, the Asara soldier felt helpless.

"Lei... Boss Lei, can I go back with this truck that's already full of people? I... I just swore to my wife last night that I would love her forever, and I'm afraid Lei is here to settle scores with me!"

Seeing the spineless state of the soldier Asara beside him, Reis didn't hesitate to give him a hard whack on the head.

"You fucking piece of trash, you little bastard, it's just a little dark cloud and lightning, what are you so afraid of? It's not like it's going to kill you. Even if it does kill you, it just means you lied to your wife, okay?"

Seeing the cowardly and incompetent state of his men, Rhys could only sigh and had no other thoughts.

However, after seeing that the vehicles he brought were almost fully loaded, and that the prison guards inside, who had recovered, were gradually regaining control of Tide Prison, Reis decided to stop here for this time.

"Boss Reese... is that a tornado? Can we really escape?"

Just as Reis was still "deeply contemplating," Asara mustered his courage once again, tugged at Reis's sleeve, pointed to the waterspout that was growing at a visible speed, and said to Reis in a trembling voice.

"What the hell is going on now?"

Even the most composed man in Asara couldn't remain calm after seeing the tornado approaching them.

"Let's go, let's go! Damn it, this is definitely one of those weird weapons Hafk came up with again. I absolutely refuse to believe that such a huge tornado could just appear out of nowhere here!"

Reis, no longer caring about the large truck still carrying people, got into an SUV and slapped the still-dazed driver on the head, yelling:

"Fuck you, drive! What the hell are you looking at? You guys have no idea how powerful this tornado is! Hurry up, tell everyone to evacuate now, understand? Hurry up!"

After giving his instructions, Reis got into the car and started driving quickly towards Longbow Valley. Reis ordered the driver to floor the accelerator.

Having studied abroad, Reis was well aware of the power of this tornado, even though it was still a little distance away from them.

However, it's important to know that this tornado was constantly growing larger as it moved along, and as it grew larger, its gravitational pull also increased.

After glancing at the speed at which the tornado was heading in their direction and the remaining distance, Reis immediately ordered a full retreat.

"I'm fucking fed up. Why does this damn Hafk always manage to pull off something weird at times like this? We're probably going to lose another round here."

After receiving Reis's order to retreat, the drivers who were waiting in their vehicles to leave with people inside also saw the tornado approaching behind them.

"Holy crap, hurry up, get in the car! We're leaving! How did this thing get behind us? Where's the scout? Are they blind?!"

At this moment, the scout who had already driven away said: "Hehe, better to die than to die. I just heard what Boss Reis said on the walkie-talkie. I'm off now!"

These prisoners, who had just been squeezed out of the Tide Prison, could only stare blankly as the vehicles that were supposed to take them away from this cage drove off one after another.

"Look, it's a haircut. Should we... go back?"

The prisoners turned their heads and saw the tornado approaching them. At this distance, they could feel the strong wind and the force that could sweep people away, causing many to retreat and hide back inside the prison.

"Have we been abandoned again?"

Seeing that their escape route was once again blocked by the tornado, a hint of despair flashed in the eyes of one of the middle-aged women.

"You! All of you, put your hands on your heads and squat down, and obediently return to your own cells! Anyone who disobeys will be executed without exception!"

Just then, the prison guards, who had finished dealing with the invaders in Tide Prison, walked over with their guns.

Chapter 821 Tornado

Seeing this, the people all squatted down with their hands on their heads as the prison guards asked them to. One of them, who seemed to be the squad leader, took out his constantly ringing phone and glanced at it.

But after reading the contents, the squad leader immediately shouted to the prison guards beside him and the prisoners squatting in front of them:

"Everyone, get back now! A huge tornado is about to blow past us. If you don't want to die, run fast and get back!"

After they finished speaking, the prison guards and prisoners reached a rare consensus. The prisoners, disregarding any thoughts of escaping, all followed the guards and ran into the Tide Prison.

Their escape plan may have failed this time, but at least they're still alive, right? Besides, thinking about it, Warden Gherros has been pretty good to them, except for not letting them out. If anyone in there is going to cause trouble, he'll even let the guards take them out for a spin.

Prisoners: We have to survive this time, no matter what. Only if we survive can we have another chance to escape, right?

Just as these people walked away from the wall with the large hole, a tornado with super-strong suction force arrived outside the prison.

Under the tornado's powerful suction, everything inside the upper level was sucked out and swept into the larger tornado outside. If those people were still here, the final result would probably be no one surviving.

The prison guards who ran back downstairs and closed the doors were now trembling with fear. That was a tornado, after all; it didn't care about friend or foe, it was only responsible for destruction.

"Captain, what were you looking at just now? Did they send you a notification beforehand?"

As the other prison guards, panting, gestured with their guns for the prisoners to obediently return to their quarters, they also turned to look at the captain, who seemed dazed.

"Oh my god, I... Weren't we suppressing the rioters and prisoners here? I felt my phone ringing non-stop back then."

"But I didn't have time to look at it then. I just saw it and realized that they've directly activated the weather weapon at our Tidal Prison!"

Seeing his teammates' still somewhat bewildered faces, the captain was too lazy to explain to them anymore, since the headquarters had already put it into operation.

This should indicate that the weather weapon is nearing its release, and its use against Reis is a show of force.

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"Is this the latest weather weapon? It is indeed extremely destructive. If it were deployed directly on the battlefield, its destructive power would be no different from that of a guided missile."

Meanwhile, in Demulan's office at the space base, after seeing the situation at Tide Prison via the Skynet satellite, Demulan couldn't help but sigh.

"Your expression... seems a bit surprised? Did you not even look at the test data we handed you earlier?"

However, just as Demulan finished praising the power of the weather weapon, the next second, Geheros's voice, tinged with curiosity, came over, and Demulan's expression froze on the spot.

Demulan: Oh no, when did you send me the data on this weather weapon? I've been so frustrated these past few days... Daisy and Mary had a blast using this, and now I've been thinking about how to deal with Hudson.

Seeing Demulan's expression, Geheros understood everything. It seemed that Demulan hadn't been paying attention to these things at all recently, otherwise he wouldn't have this expression. However, Geheros thought about the current relationship between Demulan and Hudson and could only choose to express his understanding.

"It's okay, I know everything. It's alright, it's not too late to see the power of this weapon now anyway."

Upon hearing Geheros's words, Demulan immediately gave up the struggle. She had originally thought about trying to fight for herself again, but now it seemed there was nothing left to fight for.

Demulan: Hey, this thick skin thing, I actually learned a lot from Daisy. I wasn't like this at the beginning. Back then, you can ask Mary how passionate I was about my work. You could say I was the workaholic in Hafk.