Li Changhe had foreseen this, yet he still found it difficult to suppress the malice in his heart.
The thought that his friend might have already perished filled him with the impulse to confront the enemy demigod right now, to sever their heads and offer them... No, that’s not right... shouldn’t it be to sar the walls?
Realizing what was happening, Li Changhe paused for a mont before imdiately calming down. That strange impulse vanished instantly.
With his strength, once he detected that so force was trying to guide him, he would not be influenced further.
"It seems that the power of the Blood River is still influencing this world. How difficult it must have been for the humans here," Li Changhe pondered, recognizing that the urge was an effect of the Evil God Blood River, "If the power of the Evil God still wanders this world, doesn’t that an any human could succumb to Chaos?"
"Tsk, this is really hell mode. How have the humans of this world managed to hold on for so long?" Yun Ting also sighed deeply, "If that’s the case, humans could be twisted and corrupted at a mont’s notice. Yet they’ve managed to hold on for so many years, truly tenacious indeed."
The Four Great Evil Gods of the Void actually represent so positive concepts as well, such as courage, life, love, wisdom. People who excel in these aspects beco pri targets for corruption by the Evil Gods.
If the whole world was under such influence, that would be unthinkable. It’s a mystery how humans managed to avoid corruption.
By now, the Dragon Horse had approached the combat zone and returned to the ground, coming to rest atop so ruins.
Li Changhe dismounted and put away the Dragon Horse. Using the Black Feather Cloak, he moved swiftly through the ruins, silently approaching the battlefield.
anwhile, Li Changhe also saw the scene of the battle through the Black Hawk.
It was in a region of higher terrain that the rising sea had not eroded, but it was still unmistakably reduced to ruins.
Within the city’s ruins lay the wreckage of a giant warship impaled into the ground, clearly the Chaos Demon Army’s warship Li Changhe had seen earlier.
It was unknown how it had been brought down, whether it was a victory for the Hua Country military or the doing of a Different Race.
The battle was taking place at the edge of the wreckage of this warship.
An ard helicopter with its tail smashed was downed on a nearby road, the cockpit warped with blood seeping out. A bloody survivor was trying to crawl out of the cabin but got stuck by the twisted door.
Nearby the crashed helicopter was a convoy consisting of two armored vehicles equipped with high-caliber machine guns.
It was this convoy that was engaged with the enemy hidden in the ruins. And their adversaries were a group of green-skinned beastn.
The beastn were nurous, about two hundred in total, but their weapons were primitive, and the accuracy of their firearms was very poor. To even call those objects guns would be a stretch.
They surged out from all corners of the ruins, woooo-ing as they charged at the humans, only to be driven back by concentrated firepower.
The convoy had a total of seven people, no... eight, with six wearing fine tactical battle dresses, wielding modified firearms with significant stopping power. Three supported fire from behind the armored vehicles, two operated the mounted guns, laying down suppressive fire.
One person was sniping from the higher levels of a building’s ruins nearby. Their shooting was accurate, and their awareness was exceptional, to the point that they had remained undetected by the beastn.
The other two were a man and a woman.
The man, not wearing a battle dress but a Taoist robe, was actually a Taoist Transcendent!
He spat out a flying sword from his mouth that zipped around, striking down beastn hidden in the blind spots of gunfire.
Their coordinated defense successfully held off the onslaught of beastn, with dozens lying dead in pools of blood.
Regrettably, the beastn’s numbers were simply too great. The humans couldn’t hold out much longer. The beastn slowly closed in on the defensive line, and the roar of War Car engines sounded in the distance. Once the War Cars arrived, this group of humans would et their end.
The woman, in the anti, rushed to the side of the downed helicopter.
Attempting to pull the survivor out, she struggled with the warped fuselage that had clamped tight around the survivor’s body.
The survivor, with much difficulty, pointed at the cabin, "Don’t worry about , my legs are broken. Even the Eternal Army wouldn’t want . Take the stuff and go... I’ll throw myself at that thing soon. It should help you block those bastard beastn. Give my compensation to my daughter. And make sure to send off!"
The woman, after a brief silence, nodded slightly, "For Border City!"
The survivor grinned, "For Border City!"
Following this, the woman forcefully opened the other side’s cabin door.
Snatching a briefcase from the inside, she quickly returned to the side of the armored vehicle.
"Old Xu is not going to make it. He’s planning to succumb to Chaos and block the pursuers for us," the woman rapidly reported.
The Transcendent, expressionless, said, "I understand, you all withdraw first. I will send him off."
"No, I’ll do it, that’s my job," the sniper quickly replied over the comms, "You guys pull back first. I’ll follow after sending him off."
"Co back alive; we’ll wait outside for ten minutes for you! I don’t want to have to see you off too!" an older warrior responded, and then the rest of the soldiers decisively boarded the vehicles.
The roaring engines of armored vehicles smashed through obstacles ahead, charging towards a corner of the ruins, aiming for a quick breakout.
The beastn, surprised and then enraged, pulled out unbelievably constructed motorcycles from the ruins. The surprise was due to the motorcycles’ construction, which seed to defy common sense, as though pieced together from piles of junk. But with the beastn’s ability, these vehicles could indeed run, and run fast.
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