Great, we're doomed now!

After a moment's thought, Ye Shou leaned back in his seat, took out the Red Stone Spark from his pocket, and with a flash of blue light, it transformed into an elegant super warrior. His pair of Ultra Eyes looked into the distance, reflecting the figure of Joe Bellier in his eyes.

——【Past Perspective】

The ability to foresee the future is not uncommon in many works, and the superpower of "seeing the past" naturally exists. Even in low-magic worlds, many priestesses can use their spiritual vision to sort out the past lives and causes of evil spirits.

When Ye Shou activated this ability, he imagined it using the concept of the Mystic Eyes from "Type-Moon". Under the suggestion of the demon brain, he put himself in someone's perspective, and the target of tracing back the cause and effect was Joe Bellier.

It has to be said that the wide applicability of the [Super Power Form] really saved Ye Shou a lot of trouble.

As for the limitation of this form "only being able to mimic beam techniques"—

Who says "gaze" isn't light?

huh~

Upon first use, Ye Shou felt a wave of dizziness, as if his consciousness was being pulled away from his body by an invisible force. All the sounds around him gradually faded away, while the figure of Jobelia rapidly expanded in his field of vision.

The heavy carapace and gleaming horns gradually filled my vision, then suddenly everything went black, and countless fragmented lights and shadows emerged and intertwined in the darkness...

"Ang~"

"Roar!"

This was a land that Ye Shou found familiar, a land ravaged by darkness.

The sky was not yet completely dominated by darkness; everything was gloomy, with toxic ash floating in the air. In the distance, the city ruins looked like terrifying silhouettes of grotesque monsters under the dim sky.

In this apocalyptic world, every living being must fight for survival, and the longhorn beetle monster Jobelie is no exception. At this moment, it is entangled with a monster of similar size.

The monster was a strange purplish-black color, its body covered with pus-oozing wrinkles, and with each breath it could spew out a highly poisonous mist from its mouth, a sign of being corrupted by dark energy—its appearance showed that it was of the same kind as Choberian.

The corrupted monster's attacks were vicious, its claws mercilessly slashing at Jobelie. Each collision sparked brilliant flames, causing Jobelie immense pain.

The two should have roughly the same combat power, but the corrupted kinship energy is constantly replenished—it recklessly absorbs electromagnetic waves from the atmosphere and also incorporates dark energy into its body, making it stronger and stronger as it rots!

Even when injured, the wounds heal (or fester) quickly under the nourishment of the black mist, with very little blood loss. In fact, it could be said that the more they fought, the stronger they became, and their momentum continued to rise.

On the contrary, Jobelia seemed hesitant and timid everywhere. Faced with the pervasive dark energy, its eyes were full of apprehension and fear. Although it could absorb electromagnetic waves, it dared not touch the black mist and could only rely on its own reserves to barely survive.

It simply couldn't understand what these black mists were. It was one thing for them to be able to seep into the soil and water, but electromagnetic waves, which are supposed to be invisible and intangible, were also mixed in!

Just one breath would greatly alleviate its condition... but as each of its kind turned into this horrible state, it would rather die than submit!

"hold head high!"

—Bang!

The battle quickly turned into a one-sided affair. The corrupted monster rammed into Jobelie, sending him flying, while the giant beetle crashed heavily into the rocky mountain, its carapace cracking open with deep grooves, and blood gushing from the wounds.

It struggled to stand up, but the corrupted monster pounced on it, its sharp forelimbs aimed at its neck, about to deliver a fatal blow!

At this critical moment, a huge gray cloud suddenly descended from the sky, and large and small blue lightning bolts shot out from the gray cloud, densely striking the battlefield, indiscriminately bombarding the corrupted monsters and Jobelie.

Neither of them would normally be afraid of electric current, but as pieces of rotten flesh on the corrupted monster were electrocuted, a large amount of dark energy escaped, causing it to let out a painful roar, as if the anesthetic had failed halfway through the surgery.

It temporarily released Choberie and staggered backward.

As the gray cloud slowly descended, it gradually revealed its true form—countless lightning-like figures resembling manta rays.

They gathered together to form this moving "thundercloud," but for some reason, they interfered in this civil war among their own kind. Before the corrupted monster could recover, the gray cloud rapidly contracted, enveloping the injured Jobelie within it.

Countless lightning bolts clung to the carapace and horns of Jobelie, blue electricity flowing rapidly between them, spreading throughout its body like veins.

"Roar!!!"

Jobelia's previously listless aura gradually recovered, and its fighting spirit was rekindled. It could clearly feel the powerful energy surging within its body, and its previous fatigue and pain quickly subsided under the nourishment of the Lightning Man's energy.

The corrupted monster was completely enraged and roared as it charged forward again, condensing a dark red energy ball in its mouth and shooting it toward Jobelie with an aura of destruction.

This time, Chobelie will not back down!

It suddenly raised its head, and the sharp horns on its head flashed with a dazzling blue light. Countless lightning beings poured all their energy into it, and a super powerful lightning bolt, several times thicker than before, suddenly shot out, tearing through the air like a blue dragon, and accurately hitting the corrupted monster's chest.

boom!

A violent explosion rang out, and a large hole was blasted into the chest of the corrupted monster!

Even so, it didn't die!

Fortunately, Choberie regained his mobility and quickly ran up, swinging his forelimbs. Under repeated impacts, Choberie shattered into pieces, dissipating into the air and turning into ashes...

The crisis was over, but the Lightning Man did not let go of the Great Bull. There were more Lightning Men in the dark cloud, but they quietly followed behind Joebellie without making any unusual moves.

Choberie glanced at Gray Cloud without saying a word, then slowly turned around and began digging rapidly into the ground with his scythe-like forelimbs. Soil and rocks flew everywhere, and he quickly dug a bottomless hole.

It crawled inside without even thinking!

Gray Cloud followed closely behind, disappearing into the burrow with Joebellie...

As the light and shadow gradually faded, Ye Shou opened his eyes again, and the sounds around him gradually became clearer.

He looked up and his gaze fell on the still-raging Choberia in the distance, a hint of understanding appearing in his eyes—

The Lightning Man was destined not to survive in the ancient times, because the dark aura would eventually take over the entire atmosphere.

But they were lucky; before their tribe was wiped out, the last survivors found a partner who was skilled at digging tunnels.

They provide "food" to the Joberias, while the Joberias absorb the biomagnetic fields emitted by both, acting like a giant signal shield, allowing them to hide underground and wait for "tomorrow".

When the ancient holy war ended and large-scale geological activity subsided, this pair of survivors who had once shared joys and sorrows chose to separate again, one dwelling in the heavens and the other resting peacefully at the bottom of the abyss... until today.

Today, the individual Lightning Man that coexisted with Jobelie is no longer there. In fact, it's hard to say whether Lightning Man even remembers it, but the Great Bullet still chose to fight for its friend!

Chapter 401: He's practically a superman! (4K)

At an altitude of 10,000 meters, a large passenger plane is smoothly traversing between the clouds. Most of the passengers in the cabin are resting with their eyes closed, while only a few are staring blankly at the sea of ​​clouds outside the window.

Captain Joseph was a seasoned veteran with military experience and had even served in the TPC.

However, in one incident, the plane he was piloting crashed due to an accident. Although the passengers on board, especially the bigwig from TPC, were unharmed, he was ashamed of it.

Later, TPC recruited a large number of talented and energetic young people. In addition, he himself could not keep up with the pace of technological iteration, so he stepped down from the front line and became a coach to pass on his experience to newcomers.

Once everything at TPC was on track, he became a commercial airline captain at an aviation company in which the Kuze Group held a stake. In fact, he would have reached retirement age in two years, and TPC (Kuze) offered excellent benefits. With his qualifications and contributions, he could have easily applied for early retirement.

He just felt he wasn't there yet, and could still continue to shine.

The man was still not free from this sky for the time being: "Very good... Calling the control tower, this is flight CXXXX, about to arrive over Okinawa, all is normal."

Call ~

Suddenly, the plane shook abnormally!

"Turbulence?"

drop!drop!drop!

Next to the radar screen in the cockpit, an indicator light suddenly flashed a blinding red light, and a piercing alarm broke the silence.

"Warning! Radar is experiencing strong electromagnetic interference!"

"System malfunction! Autopilot failure!"

The co-pilot and Joseph quickly checked where the problem was, their usually calm and collected faces suddenly furrowing their brows.

It seems this isn't the first time he's encountered a system failure without warning!

The gauges on the dashboard jumped wildly, the data on the screen turned into lines of gibberish, the fuselage shook violently, and the overhead luggage racks creaked and groaned. Passengers felt like they were on a pirate ship in an amusement park and couldn't help but scream.

The vibrations were far less intense than those from the game equipment, but their level of terror was several times greater, as evidenced by their ashen faces, as if they were about to vomit.

The probability of a plane crash is very small, but once it happens...

"Don't worry."

While holding the control stick, the captain quickly read various data from the console. Although he was also confused, his tone remained relatively calm, and he even had the composure to comfort the young co-pilot.

“I experienced a turbulence incident during a school trip in high school. The captain handled the situation calmly and skillfully, not only calming the passengers but also successfully averting the danger. I was deeply impressed by him at that time and aspired to become a pilot as handsome as him.”

"It's so great to be able to realize my dream, senior!" The co-pilot was covered in sweat.

Although no extreme situations have occurred yet and the flight has been relatively stable, radar failure is like a person running at high speed suddenly losing their sight. Theoretically, as long as you run straight ahead, you're fine, but everyone knows how dangerous that would be...

This made the co-pilot have great respect for Joseph – no wonder he was once an ace pilot at TPC.

"Haha, you flatter me. There are plenty of guys in TPC who are braver than me."

Joseph laughed heartily, and although he was sweating, his voice was full of pride.

"The craziest guy ever dared to drift through skyscrapers in a helicopter!"

"No way? This is too..."

"You're surprised? There are people who dare to jump out of drifting helicopters—isn't that even more terrifying?"

"Surreal..."

"Besides, if you include the one in high school, I've already had two plane crashes in my life... No matter how unlucky you are, there can't be a third one!"

The captain smiled confidently, unaware of the terrified look in the eyes of the young man next to him.

"Please don't panic! Fasten your seatbelts!" The flight attendant's voice came over the loudspeaker, and her calm tone calmed everyone down.

The captain quickly switched operating modes: "Maintain the aircraft's balance. Since there is electromagnetic turbulence, I will take manual control!"

The co-pilot nodded quickly and worked with the captain to adjust the balance.

The passenger plane was tossed about by both airflow and electromagnetic waves, like a small boat in a stormy sea, but it was never submerged.

After a series of emergency maneuvers, the aircraft gradually stabilized and finally broke through the clouds. The passengers' tense nerves relaxed slightly, but they still looked out the window with lingering fear.

Just then, the light ahead suddenly dimmed, as if it had instantly crossed the terminator.

The captain's pupils contracted sharply, he gripped the control stick tightly, and gasped, "What is that?!"

The passenger in the front seat followed his gaze and was also speechless with surprise.

A terrifying sight appeared ahead: a huge gray cloud, like a giant, constantly surging vesicle, suspended ten thousand meters in the air, occupying most of the field of vision.

Inside the cloud, one could vaguely see it churning endlessly, with occasional flashes of silvery lightning streaking through it, accompanied by muffled thunder and noises that sounded like they were coming from living beings.

Tiny currents kept escaping from the edge, and the culprit for the electromagnetic interference was self-evident. As the distance between the two sides decreased, the fuselage began to shake again.

"Quickly increase altitude! Avoid it!" the captain decided immediately.

However, the cloud cover was far greater than expected, and the upward speed couldn't keep up with the approaching distance. The captain's eyes widened in anger, his hands gripping the control stick tightly, but he couldn't change the predetermined trajectory and could only helplessly lead the airliner headlong into the gray cloud!

Visibility dropped sharply!