translator: loop
Neither Tang nor Le Pen were very good-tempered. After being called a “little fool” by an unknown person as soon as they stood up, even Liu, who was usually shy and reserved, raised his eyebrows.
“You’re the little fucking fool!” Tang opened his mouth and returned a sentence, subconsciously offering two middle fingers fiercely.
However, before he straightened them, Chu Si seemed to have eyes in the back of his head, and pushed his fingers back down.
“Eh?” Both Tang and Le Pen were stunned.
Sa’e Yang snickered, put the barrel of the launcher back on his shoulder, squinted his goggle-covered left eye, and aimed at Tang.
This movement came without warning. Tang’s pupils shrunk, and the blood in his body instantly froze.
Swish…
The sound of the air against the launcher was light and quick, and Tang felt his knees hit by the airflow, softening like a conditioned reflex, causing him to kneel down with a thud.
Tang: “…”
Sa’e Yang shrugged, “What a pity, no more bullets.”
Tang wanted to vomit out his intestines. He climbed up and tried to stomp on the wall: “Pity your father! That’s a fucking R-72 rocket launcher and you’re just aiming it at people? Who the fuck are you?”
Le Pen said, “Calm down,” while pulling him along and secretly grabbing a pocket bomb.
Liu: “…you both calm down.”
Without further ado, he copied Le Pen’s action of grabbing a pocket bomb, and looked warily at the uninvited visitor on the wall.
Chu Si felt a dull pain in his head. Within two seconds of showing his face, Sa’e Yang, this bastard, steadily pulled forwards the hatred of the audience, stirring up everyone so badly they wanted to roll up their sleeves and beat him to death on the spot.
This was also considered a kind of talent.
“Can’t you stop for a day, and not make enemies for yourself?” Chu Si said to Sa’e Yang coldly.
“That’s no fun,” Sa’e laughed. “But if it gets me Executive’s concern, making enemies isn’t that bad.”
Chu Si: “I suggest you swallow that rocket launcher to refresh your mind, and sincerely remind yourself that you’ll draw retribution if you make too many enemies.”
We’re sorry for MTLers or people who like using reading mode, but our translations keep getting stolen by aggregators so we’re going to bring back the copy protection. If you need to MTL please retype the gibberish parts.
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Sa’e Yang seemed to be waiting for such a statement, and after hearing it, his eyes curved and he gave another laugh.
He gave a lazy “hmm” and said, “I thought the same, so I took the stutterer apart.”
“…” Chu Si thought he had heard wrong. “You what?”
Sa’e reached behind his waist and took something off.
It was a silver metal semi-translucent cube, similar in appearance to an antique hard drive, half the size of a palm, and very thin. Cupping the cube, a disconnected electronic voice came from it: “The SkyEye system is at your service, please issue a command.”
After saying that, the cube also gave a human-like sob.
Chu Si: “…”
He looked at the partially dismantled SkyEye core disk without saying a word, and asked Sa’e: “How’d you get here?”
“Thanks to this stutterer, I was ejected from the prison just as I was about to close my eyes and rest my mind for a while. Fortunately, I was not asleep at that time, so I borrowed the single-person grappling rope used by the prison guards in the room, opened the door, and clasped it to the dragon pillar. As soon as I had climbed onto the cliff face, this mentally challenged system leaped.” Sa’e gave a cold laugh as he said this.
SkyEye once again sobbed, sounding pitiful.
He could only thank the dragon pillar for not shielding him out. When the mentally challenged SkyEye started its leap, the dragon pillar took the small fragment of the planet into the protective shield—otherwise, after the leap, it would’ve been Sa’e Yang himself who was dismantled.
He supported the edge of the wall with one hand, flipped over, and leaped down. He snorted as he landed in front of Chu Si, and said, “I was going to climb up from the bottom of the fragment, but this idiot jumped a second time.”
Chu Si: “…”
The second leap was ordered by him. He coughed, turning his head to hide his expression.
Tang and Le Pen, who were still angry, couldn’t help but notice a few words that Sa’e Yang had said. Some key words echoed in their ears…
What did he mean, ejected from prison?
And what did he mean to have used a grappling rope to attach to a dragon pillar?
It was well-known the dragon pillar was very unusual. People who got too close would instantly be broken down into meat paste. If you put something like a rope on it, you would be assimilated by the energy field attached to the dragon pillar.
If you touched the rope at a time like that, you would see blood on your hand, and your skin and flesh would be cracked open.
But…
A few of them suspiciously glanced at the two hands of Sa’e Yang. They weren’t even obviously injured, not to mention dripping blood.
“What the hell is wrong with this guy? Is he still a human being?” Tang’s eyebrows pressed together as he lowered his voice and squeezed out these words from his lips.
The questioned Le Pen didn’t have time to speak before Sa’e Yang glanced at him. “I can’t hear you clearly if you lower your voice.”
Tang: “…”
He restrained the desire to give the man the middle finger. His gaze swept across the black and gold ring around Sa’e’s arm, and he turned his head in shock to ask Chu Si: “This man is from the Space Prison? Shouldn’t he be behind bars right now?”
Chu Si said coldly: “The prison can’t hold him, he escaped.”
The group: “…”
They felt that they had no other expression on their faces besides a question mark. How could an escaped prisoner talk to the prison supervisor face-to-face like that? Shouldn’t this person be arrested without saying a word?
“Executive, to be honest, we have more ammunition stocked on us.” Tang couldn’t help but lower his voice and remind him, “If you want to capture him…”
Say Yang raised an eyebrow, lowered his head to touch something, and said lazily, “Not so coincidentally, I still have a handful of antimatter micro-bombs here.”
The group: “…”
The miniature bombs laid on his palm were only the size of grains of rice, and leaving aside their specially treated outer shells, the antimatter content of these miniature bombs added up to a maximum of 30 or 40 milligrams.
It didn’t sound like much, but they were enough to blow the entire planet to pieces.
Chu Si couldn’t stand to see this continue so he spoke up and asked Sa’e: “So as soon as we connected with this fragment, you touched down here? What did you come to Fort Barney for?”
“Guess?” The bastard blinked and walked towards the gate with the launcher in hand.
Chu Si looked at his back for a while, and without turning his head, waved at the little fools behind him: “Let’s go, don’t him get ahead of you.”
Although Sa’e didn’t say his motive, judging from his current actions, he didn’t come for them.
Tang and a few of them looked at each other and took a few steps to follow.
“Executive, who the hell is he?” Le Pen couldn’t help but ask again.
Chu Si smoothly replied: “His name is Sa’e Yang, you may have heard of him.”
The group nodded subconsciously, “Oh.”
Chu Si didn’t wait for any further reaction from them. He said to Sa’e Yang, who was a few steps ahead of him, “Would you please return what you’re carrying to me, Mr. Escaped Prisoner? Stealing other people’s things, aren’t you shameless?”
Sa’e Yang didn’t look back. He shook the launcher while walking forward, and said with a smile in his voice, “Reporting, Executive, you obviously threw this away after you used it up. I just scavenged it, and found some useful ammunition from the fuel tank. You can’t be so unreasonable.”
“I’ve never been unreasonable, and my goggles, please return them to their original owner, thank you,” Chu Si said.
This time Sa’e simply turned around, his back facing the door of the Central Fort, opening his arms at Chu Si and stepping backward, the fire that had not yet extinguished and the smoke in the sky behind him.
He laughed and said, “Come and get it, no need to be polite.”
Chu Si: “…” You’d better hug that rocket launcher and ascend to heaven with it.
Sa’e Yang’s style of indiscriminately bombing open the gate was very effective. The entire Central Fortress gate was blown to nothing, the two sides of the defensive wall twisted and deformed like the bloody mouth of a beast, grimacing open.
He and Chu Si entered the door…. the hole one after another and pressed the emergency energy switch.
With a buzz, the whole Central Fort lit up bit by bit from top to bottom.
They were on the eastern ground floor. Various high-precision devices, large and small, were placed in the huge space, from the extremely high top of the fort to the extremely deep bottom of the fort. When talking here, there would even be a bit of an echo.
The most important operation center was underground. The two men strode down the side stairs.
As they headed for the transportation pad on the basement level, Chu Si turned back and urged the three little fools, “Hurry up.”
As a result, these two words somehow startled the three “sleepwalkers”. Tang opened his mouth to look at Sa’e Yang before he realized who this person really was. His mouth said “shit”, but his feet fell into the air and he rolled straight down the stairs. Le Pen and Liu, who were two steps ahead of him, were also knocked to their knees.
The three of them couldn’t get up in time, so they said to Chu Si: “Executive, who did you say he was? Sa’e Yang???”
Chu Si: “…”
Sa’e sneered: “The reflex arcs of these little fools could probably go around the universe three hundred times.”
Why do I keep missing chapters goll-ee 😭