Mike Tangli forced a bitter smile; naturally, he didn’t dare to choke Wei Tianyang.
Wei Tianyang said, "I actually don’t care what you can do; just don’t get in my way."
"Of course, we will cooperate fully..." Mike Tangli said with a smile.
"No, don’t get in my way; you can’t help," Wei Tianyang said with a smile.
He looked around the camp; it wasn’t large, with tents arrayed in a single line extending outward. This spot served as one link in the encirclent, housing six companies. Many tanks and pieces of heavy equipnt were deployed on the hillside a few kiloters away.
"Where’s my tent?" Wei Tianyang asked.
"Uh... aren’t you going...to deal with that thing?" Mike Tangli cautiously asked.
Wei Tianyang glanced at the giant creature and chuckled, "That thing isn’t going to run away."
Mike Tangli led Wei Tianyang to a vacant tent, got him a lounge chair, and then he disappeared into the tent, not coming out again.
"Without my permission, don’t co in," Wei Tianyang ordered.
"Okay... okay," Mike Tangli said awkwardly.
Wei Tianyang entered the tent, and of course, he wasn’t planning to simply lie down inside. Instead, he directly tapped into objective reality and flew toward the giant creature.
In just 20 seconds, he arrived at the place where the giant was standing, and then, transford into a black giant himself.
Wei Tianyang stood up, two black horns protruding from his forehead, making him look even taller.
Within objective reality, he attempted to communicate with the giant creature using sound transmission.
"Can you speak?" he transmitted.
In subjective reality, the giant creature, which had initially been looking up, now slowly lowered its head. Then, it began to look around as if searching for him; of course, Wei Tianyang was unaware of this.
The giant communicated back with sound transmission: "I, wish to beco, friends."
Wei Tianyang crossed his arms and transmitted again, "How do you know about this place? And how do you know about ?"
"This Chapter has acquired significance, the protagonist will bring forth aning, you are the protagonist," the giant transmitted.
"What can you do?" asked Wei Tianyang.
"Mimic, transform," the giant responded.
"Be more specific, I don’t want to solve puzzles," Wei Tianyang demanded.
The giant continued, "Beco other residents, beco other faces..."
Shapeshifting and disguise? Wei Tianyang stroked his chin as his massive form paced back and forth in objective reality, pondering.
Having a Heavenly Falling Object as a subordinate was aningless, but its abilities were significant.
It didn’t take him long to make a decision. Kill the creature, take its ability. It would be more useful to him dead than alive.
But Wei Tianyang wasn’t planning to simply shatter it outright.
On Earth, if a nation suffered greatly because of a living Heavenly Falling Object, then humanity would surely unite and pay greater attention to the stars above, right?
Moreover, that nation was the Sethiyan Federation.
Wei Tianyang’s lips curved slightly as he transmitted, "I don’t want useless things; I want warriors."
"How to prove it?" the giant asked.
"Destroy, slaughter, let see what you’re capable of. Show your prowess. If you can please , you can beco my Knight," Wei Tianyang instructed.
"My pleasure," the giant responded.
"Don’t move for now. After the night falls, head north," Wei Tianyang instructed.
After dark, people would be at ho, activities would decrease, the reaction to disaster wouldn’t be as quick, and the high population density would lead to more casualties.
"As commanded," the giant responded.
Wei Tianyang was satisfied. He returned to human size, flew back to the tent, and left objective reality.
He paced back and forth in his tent, pulled out his phone to check it, and saw an email from Rada Gan stating that so terrorist leaders were hoping to et with the New World’s new deity.
He replied, "I haven’t fallen so low as to cooperate with terrorists."
After sending the email, he walked out of the tent, and alarms sounded throughout the campsite. Rangers moved into combat positions, everyone gearing up for battle.
Wei Tianyang looked toward the creature, which had now changed its stance, facing north on one knee, like a Knight awaiting knighthood.
Quite obedient.
He crossed his arms and simply watched. At that mont, Mike Tangli and a few adjutants ca hastening over.
Wei Tianyang felt sowhat disappointed and shook his head.
"Mr. Wei Tianyang! That thing moved just now! It changed its posture, and we don’t know what that signifies! Can you... could you go check?" Mike Tangli urgently asked.
He chuckled and said, "Don’t be nervous, turn off that alarm, my ears are going deaf."
Mike Tangli looked back at the adjutant with a glance, and the adjutant ran towards the command tent.
"Are you sure there’s no problem?" Mike Tangli asked.
"Are you questioning ?" Wei Tianyang countered.
Mike Tangli quickly explained, "No, no... not... I’m just, a bit worried."
"Don’t ask questions, and don’t let that alarm go off again," Wei Tianyang instructed.
Mike Tangli could only nod in agreent and then turned to leave.
However, Mike Tangli wasn’t the only one to bother him; at that mont, a company commander from the Black dicine Army also approached.
Wei Tianyang glanced at him; he was a typical soldier. The man saluted and said, "I am..."
"Enough, Heins, skip the introductions; I heard everything you said on the phone in the tent. I don’t need support," Wei Tianyang interrupted.
"Err... I assure you, my n won’t be a burden to you. You don’t need to protect them; it doesn’t matter if we’re killed in action," Heins stated.
"Aren’t you afraid of dying?" Wei Tianyang asked.
"We’re only afraid of failing our mission," Heins replied seriously.
"Dying ans failing the mission. Don’t you have a brain?" Wei Tianyang laughed.
"It’s not the sa thing, Sir," Heins replied.
Ah, the tedium of soldiers.
Wei Tianyang sighed and said, "I don’t need support, you can’t keep up with , but... if you really must tack soone onto for the sake of your report..."
His gaze swept over to the distant tents and he said, "Do you have soone from the Yin Country in your ranks?"
"Err... yes, he has an excellent service record and is a survivor of the Emperor of Yin mutation incident," Heins replied.
"Survivor. Alright, I’ll take him with ; he has experience dealing with these giants," Wei Tianyang decided.
"Very well, Sir, I will notify him imdiately. It’s a pleasure to et you, Sir," Heins said.
"Hmm? Why do you say that?" Wei Tianyang asked.
"What?" Heins was taken aback.
"You said, it’s a pleasure to et , why?" Wei Tianyang asked.
"Because you’ve earned the Distinguished Service dal, you’re a hero," Heins replied.
Wei Tianyang pulled the dal from his pocket; the thing had originally hung on Baphot’s horns.
He grabbed Heins’s hand and stuffed the dal into it, saying, "Take it ho to play with, Heins, it’s yours now. There might be so goat saliva on it."
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