books44 Chapter 132 I didn't expect you to be this weak
Chapter 132 I didn't expect you to be this weak
Although they could not experience the taste of gunpowder and artillery fire, Fourteen could.
Because they are on the front lines right now.
Fourteen skillfully maneuvered the spaceship through a hail of bullets, trying his best to prevent the ship from being attacked a second time.
One of the spaceship's operators had just died from internal organ damage caused by the sudden shockwave, so he was the closest to the ship and had learned some piloting skills from Count Selit, so he temporarily took over as the operator.
Vina, standing beside him, was in charge of operating the sensors while simultaneously sending distress signals to other starships.
Unfortunately, there was no response.
Because there are countless ships and fleets waiting for rescue.
Wolf-type, Zerg-type, and all sorts of spaceships and attack ships were mixed together, and no one could tell whether the one that had just passed by was friendly or hostile.
Fourteen carefully piloted the spaceship, attempting to leave the core area.
The core area of the battlefield is usually the most vulnerable to attack and ambush, so he did not intend to linger there.
Along the battlefront stretching thousands of kilometers, Alex stood atop, looking down upon everything below.
“This is just an appetizer, Aria.” Alex unusually chose to fight alone.
Meanwhile, Aria stood inside the warship, looking out through the viewing window at her long-unseen adversary.
“I hope you’ll still be this arrogant then,” Aria said with a mocking glint in her green eyes. “Choosing to face me alone must mean you have a lot of confidence in your abilities.”
The hatches on both sides of the warship opened, and mechanical guns extended from them. Aria controlled the warship to indiscriminately fire at them.
"I'm not stupid enough to put myself in danger forever. Goodbye."
Amidst a hail of bullets and countless explosions of all sizes, Alex used the Zerg's temporary respiratory arrest system to evade Aria's attacks in space.
"I didn't expect that after all these years, your skills are still as good as ever." Aria's eyes darkened, then a mocking smile appeared on her lips.
He probably forgot that wolves have always been known for their cunning and treacherous schemes.
He gave Colette a wink, and Colette immediately understood. She put on her protective suit and secretly slipped away into a dark compartment at the rear of the warship.
Alex completely ignored her little tricks.
In his view, they were all just fancy moves, all show and no substance, something the wolf clan often did.
“Aria, I don’t remember when you became so timid.”
Alex drew his longsword from his side; he preferred melee weapons to firearms.
"Let's have a game alone."
"Of course I would be extremely happy to."
Aria stood on the warship, looking up at the white-haired, purple-eyed man.
If they are not rivals, they would be great partners.
Pity.
"Unfortunately, we were born enemies."
With that, Aria's eyes flashed, and she vanished from the spot.
Before long, sparks of light burst forth in space. After a while, those sparks began to spread and lengthen, and the sparks from the clash of weapons collided violently.
The blade was even slightly scorched by the high temperature, and shimmering stars, like lava, spread across the blood groove of the sword.
Countless weapons clashed, and the sounds of swords and spears clashed endlessly. The opponents were invisible to the naked eye, and their location could only be determined by the most primitive sensory systems of living beings.
The two figures collided fiercely in space, creating intense sparks, and the surrounding warships and spaceships automatically made way for them.
They didn't want to be sliced to pieces by the blades like the previous spaceship.
"Honestly, I really hate you. You always ruin our plans," Aria said the instant her longsword touched Alex.
“Every single time, it’s you.”
“Then I am truly honored.” Alex did not hold back, but raised his blade high and slashed at Aria.
The sharp blade sliced through the air with a piercing sound. Before Aria could dodge, her left arm was severed at the elbow.
"I'm really sorry," Alex apologized insincerely, "I didn't expect you to be so weak."
As he spoke, he gave her an upside-down thumbs-up with his left hand.
Aria bit her lip to keep herself from crying out in pain.
Unexpectedly, Alex showed no mercy and even provoked him.
"Heh, do you think you won?"
Aria sneered. Her left arm was already useless, so she decisively dropped the longsword in her hand.
The silver-white longsword fell into the abyss of space, gradually becoming smaller and smaller.
Alex couldn't believe she would drop her weapon and stared blankly at the woman in front of him who was clutching her arm.
"Unfortunately, I am the victor in this battle."
The cold muzzle of the gun pressed against his forehead, blood seeping from the corner of Aria's mouth, but he remained arrogant and unrestrained, "I told you, you can never beat me."
The bullets in the pistol were slowly chambered. Alex could even hear the mechanical sounds of Aidan chambering the bullets and smell the pungent odor of gunpowder as the bullets were fired.
"I lost."
With a wry smile, Alex also dropped his longsword, raising both hands high above his head. "A bet is a bet."
“No chance.” Aria pulled the trigger, coldly looking at her opponent with whom she had fought for nearly two hundred years.
But the situation changed abruptly the next moment.
Alex, who had been hanging his head and admitting defeat, raised his head and punched Aria in the stomach.
"What!!"
Before Aria could even cry out in pain, the intense pain from her abdomen spread rapidly throughout her body, instantly rendering her unable to fight.
“I still remember the scars on your abdomen that I made with a knife.”
Alex spoke as if it were something unrelated to him, "It's really laughable. You are the old wolf king's only daughter. You should be enjoying your life as a little princess in the wolf clan, but you insisted on going to the battlefield to suffer."
Aliya watched helplessly as he dodged the gun in her hand and pointed it at his forehead.
The man didn't even give her time to react before pulling the trigger without hesitation.
"boom!"
Aria's body fell uncontrollably, crashing down like the surrounding spaceship wreckage, splattering red blood onto the warship.
"You know what? Bad people die from talking too much."
Alex threw down his pistol; he was no gentleman who insisted on winning through honorable means.
Farewell, my adversary.
Despite being shot, Aria, whose mind was still active, desperately curled her fingers and used her last strength to send a message to Colette.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry...
Upon receiving the news, Colette pressed her lips tightly together; her sister was dead.
I held back my tears.
Now that the only person in the world who was good to him is gone, let the Zerg go down and keep her company.