667: Chapter 111: The Spirit of Youth 667: Chapter 111: The Spirit of Youth At this mont, Yuki and the other two could hardly hold on any longer.
Liu Ri had essentially lost his combat ability, while Han Zhun’s biological parts had bled too much to continue fighting.
Yuki was slightly better off, but his external armor was also overwheld, suffering several breaches.
Any of these could beco fatal wounds during intense battles.
Moreover, there was only one bullet left in Yuki’s gun.
If the enemy were not afraid of sacrifices and sward in, such a weapon could hardly provide effective protection.
Therefore, Yuki roared at the Green Forest group, pretending he still had the strength to fight.
However, the Green Forest troops were intimidated.
They were scared, filled with fear.
If there truly had been a leader’s order, under the collective consciousness of the Green Forest, they would be willing to die for the stronghold, for the organization.
But now, there were no longer anyone among them who could represent the “organization.”
They were just a loose group now.
Without the command of a leader, these guys could not achieve what they normally could have.
‘Avoiding death’—the biological instinct—prevailed.
So, they started to retreat.
No one thought about charging forward to attack.
Surrounding them, several mbers of the Green Forest receded slowly like the tide.
After moving a certain distance away, they scattered.
Yuki really wanted to pursue them, to “eliminate the evil completely.” These fleeing Green Forest mbers, if they could not return to their own organization, would take root and grow wherever they ended up.
These individuals, carrying the collective mory of the Green Forest, would continuously add criminal data around this collective mory nucleus, possibly forming gangs and then transitioning back to Green Forest, or directly establishing a small stronghold.
Yuki knew it was necessary to eradicate these individuals.
But, he was genuinely at his limit now.
Yuki collapsed to the ground like a Natural Person, slowly releasing the heat stored within his body.
Accompanied by the loud humming of fans, scalding heat was expelled from every crevice of his body.
Han Zhun’s body trembled, saying, “This is a fight…this is…this is actual combat…”
His limbs shook violently.
Even the corrective feature in the prosthetic control system could not mask this fear that emanated from the heart.
But undoubtedly, Han Zhun was smiling.
Liu Ri gestured to the people around him, “Who here handles prosthetic repairs?
Also, get so synthetic plasma for my buddy here…don’t worry, we’ll pay.”
This finally got people moving.
Yuki guessed that they were probably going to inform Doctor Schultz.
This was a job only Doctor Schultz could handle.
Three years ago, when Xiang Shan demonstrated his repair skills, it indeed caused a stir in town for a reason.
Although everyone now had a bit of basic maintenance knowledge, many prosthetic malfunctions still required soone with the necessary techniques to fix them.
Yuki also ca back to his senses at this mont.
He simulated deep breaths continuously while saying to a worker beside him, “Thank you.”
If this guy hadn’t suddenly reached out, neither Yuki nor Liu Ri could have saved Han Zhun.
The worker scratched his head, “You tell , weapons should be used this way…I figure, my prosthetic can also be a weapon.”
Yuki hesitated for a mont, “That’s one way to see it…that’s correct too.”
The worker said, “Three years ago, were you really that weak?
Weaker than a little devil like Zoloa?”
Yuki nodded his head.
He didn’t seem to have any impression of this worker.
When he left this town, he was still a child, and the only morable people were the children led by Zoloa and the adults who had so dealings with his mother.
Recycling Station Town was his hotown, but he was only familiar with a small part of the place.
Suddenly, he laughed out loud.
Soon, Doctor Schultz was brought over.
The doctor still looked distraught as if he had lost sothing important.
However, he was quite dedicated.
He brought several artificial protein blood plasmas that could replace blood to transport oxygen, administered them to Han Zhun, and then used a gel to seal Han’s wounds.
Afterward, he repaired one of Liu Ri’s hands.
But Liu Ri’s other hand, which was completely severed, couldn’t be fixed.
In such a case, a prosthetic replacent was the only option.
Liu Ri then casually bought an old prosthetic hand locally.
As long as it could hold up until they reached the city, it was enough.
Heroes knew how to find design resources online and how to collect tal resources.
Getting a new hand was not difficult.
Moreover, as a forr Burrow Dragon, Liu Ri had specifically studied tallurgy.
Soon, the three of them were ready and prepared to leave.
Yuki even picked up the stick that originally belonged to Lev Scheer and said to the Town Mayor, “This thing should be sellable now.
You saw it; it can’t even scare Green Forest.”
The Town Mayor nodded with a lost soul, his facial expressions extrely stiff and his complexion so gloomy that it made one doubt whether he was fitted with a cheap tal shell facial prosthetic.
At this point, he had nothing more to say.
After leaving Recycling Station Town, Yuki didn’t head directly back to the main road but turned down a small path.
Although Liu Ri and Han Zhun didn’t understand why, they followed him.
This path led directly to the middle of the garbage mountain.
Yuki randomly placed the stick on the ground and found a place to sit.
Under Yuki was a pile of garbage that no longer bore any resemblance to what it originally was.
Dust mingled almost inseparably with tal.
Yuki sat there, gazing at the distant town.
“My hotown is right there; I thought I knew this place well, but I only knew a small part of it,” said Yuki.
“It was only today that I realized the things I took for granted were exceptionally unusual…”
“Unusual, huh…” Liu Ri picked up the conversation, “That’s good.
You’ve progressed, brother.”
Yuki nodded.
“When I left this place, I didn’t know anything at all.
I was really weak.
Next ti I co here, what will I be like, and what will they be like…”
“I’m sure there will be changes,” Liu Ri said.
“You must have conveyed so of the Chivalrous Spirit to them.
They’ll surely understand.
As for you…”
Liu Ri said in a teasing tone, “Your master is that inscrutable Great Predecessor, even the old man in my house shows him respect, you know.”
Only then did Han Zhun exclaim, “So you guys are indeed Heroes!”
Liu Ri laughed heartily, “You caught us; you can’t be spared.”
Han Zhun said, “Ah!
Then let join!”
Yuki also laughed, laughing heartily.
He felt extrely exhilarated.
Yuki looked at Han Zhun, “Do you still want to be a Great Hero?
You better think it through, the life and death battle earlier is just daily routine for Heroes.”
Han Zhun said, “I want to be a Great Hero.
Of course, I want to be a Great Hero.
I will definitely beco a Great Hero.”
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