The girl with white hair and red eyes is serious about revenge

"It's for entertaining guests," Shaya said a little embarrassedly, "If you want to drink, just tell me. It's not like I don't want to."

"Forget it, after all, it was given to you by Uncle Wolf, how can I feel embarrassed to do that?"

Su Yao took the teacup with the hand that was not entangled by the blue light, took a sip, and closed her eyes contentedly:

"Ah... after a busy day, I feel satisfied."

She turned to Perlis, who was staring at the blue halo on her hand, and explained with a smile:

"This is [The Verse], Qi Lang's multi-functional terminal. You don't have it there, right?"

"No," Perlis shook her head, "Our car has a steering wheel."

"In fact, the [Land Tortoise] also has a steering wheel," Su Yao said, pointing to a base nearby, "but it is usually only used as an emergency measure when the [Sea of ​​Poetry] fails."

"After all, the [Sea of ​​Poetry] can be directly connected to the vehicle, and the operation precision is very high," Shaya added, "It has many uses. Miss Perlis should also get one when she passes through the Great Wall. This is equivalent to a pass to Qilang."

As Shaya was explaining, she suddenly turned her head and looked in a direction to the right side of the car in a very abrupt manner.

Perlis noticed this detail, so she turned on her factor vision and turned it around. Sure enough, she saw several groups of factors belonging to the wolf pack entangled in the direction where Shaya turned her head.

Saya can sense the Black Tide followers, for sure.

Just as Perlis was sure of this fact, she heard Shaya say to Su Yao:

"Xiaoyao, right wing at three o'clock."

"Understood," Su Yao turned her wrist slightly, and the [Land Tortoise] turned slightly, "Already avoided. Are there so many today?"

"It may be related to the appearance of the Black Khan," Shaya nodded. "Did the Symbolic Council tell you about the measures?"

"They said they would send out the Blue Sky Fortress to conduct a sweep, but it's mainly to scout the Khan's location. If it gets too close to the Western Great Wall, it might cause panic."

When Saya mentioned the aerial gunship called [Blue Sky Fortress], her eyes lit up and she was very excited:

"I've only seen it twice. It would be nice if I could see it with my own eyes this time, too."

"..."

Perlis thought about it briefly and finally decided to ask.

But before she could say anything, Shaya turned to her and said very naturally:

"Miss Perlis should have noticed my perception of the Black Tide followers."

"No...that's right..." Perlis was stuck before she could finish her words, and was a little stunned for a moment.

She is so perceptive...it's like she can see right through my thoughts.

"Actually, this is why I always wear this headset," Shaya pointed to the device on her ear and smiled softly, "Because I can hear a lot of things that normal people can't hear."

"As long as I take off a pair of noise-canceling headphones... well... I can hear everything clearly within a hundred miles... Do you have something like a symphony over there? In short, it's as if every creature that makes a sound is a separate instrument to me. Their chaotic sounds gathered together are almost like a knife, piercing my brain and making it hurt..."

Saya smiled gently, but it was a little forced. Perlis seemed to be able to detect a trace of turmoil from the past in her eyes.

"With this pair of headphones, I can freely adjust the range of my hearing and filter it... Well, now my hearing range is normal. Based on this, I can confirm the location of the surrounding [wolf pack] and avoid it."

"This is why Shaya can become one of the best wave riders," Su Yao said on the side, "Many times, the camouflaged Black Tide followers can't even be identified by radar, but she can hear their presence, so we can travel safely even at night."

What a powerful ability... Perlis glanced at Shaya's earphones again and nodded slightly:

"you're good."

"Don't praise me... Really..." Shaya's cheeks flushed again. It was obvious that she would be easily like this when praised. "Compared to this, the way Ms. Perlis fought today... How did you do it?"

"Hmm?" Perlis glanced at Su Yao beside her, "Oh, because I exercise regularly."

"She said the same thing to me..." Su Yao smiled and sighed, "It's just that exercise can't do that..."

"Is it the technology of the Ademir continent?" Shaya took a look at Perlis's bracelet, "But... it's still incredible..."

Of course it was incredible. In their eyes, Perlis's figure just flashed, and all the Black Tide followers were torn apart in an instant.

This doesn't seem like a natural phenomenon at all...

"..."

Facing the curious looks of the two, Perlis finally suppressed her desire to express herself and tilted her head mysteriously:

"Ms. Saya, I still have to serve tea to Carly."

"Oh! Yes, please send it to Miss Carly quickly, otherwise the tea will get cold."

Shaya handed the plate to Pearlis very emotionally intelligently. She knew that she must not force a new friend to tell her secrets as soon as they met.

In fact, it’s not that Perlis is unwilling to share, but it’s better to reveal less about the Hafrigard people.

"..."

After saying goodbye to the two people in the cab, Perlis carried the plate all the way back to the door of her room and pushed it open.

Carly was still fiddling with the transmitter. She frowned, but her hands kept moving, and it was obvious that she had figured it out.

Hearing the sound of the door being pushed open, Carly raised her head and smiled gently at Perlis:

"Whose little white flower is here to serve tea, hello~"

"Hello," Perlis put the plate on the bedside table, "how is it?"

"It won't be too much trouble. We can just do it casually tonight. But it's really interesting... Their structure is completely different from ours... Fortunately, Lian and Aoi are still on the White Flame Star. They are on the coast and can act as a base station for us to send signals to the other side..."

Listening to Carly's chatter, Perlis sat down on the bed, picked up the teacup, took a sip, and closed her eyes contentedly.

She had never experienced such a wonderful feeling of refreshing fragrance filling her nose. The slightly hot tea flowed down her throat into her stomach, making her feel very satisfied.

Perlis quickly finished her tea, put the cup back on the table, and climbed onto the bed:

"You do it, I'll sleep."

But before Perlis could start changing her clothes, Carly grabbed her ankles and rubbed them gently:

"No need to sleep, come and do it with me."

"Um..."

Perlis looked at Carly with dissatisfaction. The guy was still fiddling with one hand, while rubbing Perlis' ankle with the other hand, with increasing force.

Not letting people sleep... is bad Carly...

Perlis sighed, then returned to Carly's side and rested her head on her legs.

Carly smiled gently, smoothed Little White Flower's fur with one hand, and concentrated on the transmitter with the other hand.

[Land Tortoise] slowly moves on the land covered with black currents, the night is still long.

...END...

3) The Great Wall

"Rumble..."

Located on the top of Wanren Mountain, the mountain cannon [Sventonet] slowly rotated with a roar and calibrated towards the direction of Grau Yad.

At this moment, Pace was standing in the control room of the mountain gun, looking at the blue light on the screen, and nodded slightly:

"It looks like the test results went well?"

"After all, the Angel didn't cause devastating damage in the first place. It's just that the people of Venia were too stupid to understand the repair."

Vans stood beside Pace, watching the giant cannon complete its calibration, with a somewhat dissatisfied tone:

"But, brother, can't we let Uncle Evans fix it? Must we let that woman do it?"

His eyes were focused on the blonde figure beside the operating table: Angela Stroh was fiddling with something on the table quickly, her eyes focused.

"I don't mean to distrust my uncle, but you know his style..."

Pace sighed. When he thought of Evans's terrifying appearance when he put on the [Fist of Destruction], he felt a chill in his heart:

"He's not idle either. He's tinkering with the batch of ACD-982 missile launchers that Venia imported from the Federation. He says he wants to build a complete air defense system."

"Does it make sense?" Vans raised his eyebrows, "Can we still defend against the Tower of Babel?"

"That should be impossible. However, according to Dila's speculation, the Federation will not be able to use the Tower of Babel in the short term," Pace explained. "If the [Admir Sky Eye] comes in, the air defense system can still play a role."

"It doesn't matter. I have no objection. Compared to this, are you planning to go to the kingdom in person?"

"Of course, no matter what, we are allies now, and Her Highness Eshilia and I know each other," Pesce said, "I will leave the house to you for a while again. Will you cry and scold me this time?"

"Hey! I didn't cry last time either!"

"Hahahaha...Uncle Evans will assist you, don't worry."

Pace smiled and patted Vance on the shoulder, then slowly walked to Dr. Angela's side and looked down at her tinkering:

"Dr. Angela, what's the situation?"

"If you want, we can fire artillery into La Vatino right now," Angela said in a light voice. "The maximum range is Aston Plains at most, and we have to use factor energy cannons."

"That's enough. If I call for an artillery strike on Aston Plains, how long will it take?"

"If you include the delay, it's about a minute, provided that someone is watching it all the time."

Angela said, raising her head, her weak but resolute eyes met with Pace's:

"It's time to go to war again, isn't it?"

"We have been at war, Dr. Angela," Pace said. "The war against the Federation has been going on since General Aleph lit the spark."

When mentioning her husband, Angela's eyes dimmed a little, and the resolute woman couldn't help but pursed her lips.

But soon, the gloom dissipated, she raised her head and looked at Pace:

"Can you win?"

"I won't make any promises," Pace shook his head. "Any promises will be meaningless before everything is over."

"Then let me put it another way," Angela shook her head, "Do we have a chance of winning?"

This time it was Pace's turn to remain silent, but it didn't take long before he nodded:

"Have."

The two looked at each other for a while, and then Angela turned her head to the operating table:

"I am planning to repair the Frontier. Ask your people to grant me the resources."

"It's broken like that, can it be repaired?"

"Yes, just give me the resources."

"That would be great if I could," Pace nodded, "Thank you, Dr. Angela."

"I'm not doing this for you, or anyone else."

Angela raised her head and looked at the big screen. Looking out from the sight of the mountain cannon, the desolation of the Grau Yad Plain came into view.

"I just felt like he was always watching."

......

"Well..."

When Polys woke up, she found that it was rare that she was not held tightly in Carly's arms.

Carly was sleeping soundly, obviously having stayed up late last night tinkering with the transmitter.

She held one of Pearl's hands tightly, obviously not intending to let go.

"Gu..."

Perlis tilted her head slightly and looked outside through the gap in the RV's blinds: a ray of sunlight was shining in from outside, washing away the girl's hazy sleepy face.

It's morning now, time to wake Carly up.

"Carly..." Perlis patted Carly's face gently, "Carly, it's morning."

After Perlis urged her, Carly's eyelashes trembled slightly, and then she opened her ice-blue eyes:

"Yeah... there are little white flowers..."

"The sun is shining on your butt, get up."

"Well...but I'm still so sleepy..."

"We might be arriving at the Great Wall today, don't you really want to prepare in advance?"