Chapter 592: Chapter 586: Alien Power
I hope this isn’t poison. However, Finn Lewis quickly had no ti to think about it because the two n started to walk towards him right after dealing with the bodies.
After a brief hesitation, Finn stepped out of the car. Once he exited the car, the n naturally saw him. At this face-to-face encounter, Finn finally had a clear sight at them. The lean figure was not a woman but a man. However, the man was extrely thin, to the point where Finn thought he could see his bones, a stark contrast to the other man.
Despite his thin fra, Finn could still sense a palpable strength from the man. Finn remained silent as the n ca within two to three ters in front of him. It was evident that they were hesitant, but Finn had no idea why. As the distance between them shortened to less than two ters, the two n exchanged a glance, then directly kneeled before Finn.
“Pff” Finn had tried to anticipate every possible scenario but this one caught him by surprise. What the hell is this rhythm? Why did they kneel as soon as we t? Do I really have the aura of a protagonist, with wise folks from all corners of the world kneeling before ? Otherwise, what kind of rhythm is this?
Before Finn could even open his mouth to ask, the two n respectfully said, “Our respects to your Highness.”
While Finn recognized the term “Highness”, generally used by royalty in ancient feudal societies, he was confused. He wondered, how did I co to be referred to as “Highness”? His mind was in chaos.
“Wait, let’s clear one thing up. We’ve never t before, correct?” Finn waved his hand and asked.
“No.” The two n hesitated for a mont, then shook their heads.
“Good. So, given the weapons and equipnt you have, I suppose you’re from an alien planet,” Finn asked with a hint of sarcasm.
“Yes, we are not earthlings.”
“Alright, if that’s the case, can you tell how I ca to be addressed as ‘your Highness’?” Finn quickly asked. From their use of ‘Highness’, he sensed so connections concerning the person who relentlessly pursued his life.
“Your Highness, perhaps you do not realize, but you are a mber of the royal family of the Heritage System Federation. Even if you do not know this, it is a fact,” said the well-built man straight away.
“Wait a minute, I’m pretty sure I was born to my parents, who are ordinary earthlings. There’s no way I could be a mber of the royal family of the Heritage System Federation. There must be so mistake,” refuted Finn. Although he would have liked to be royalty, he didn’t think it was possible. He had never left Earth, how could he be a part of the Heritage System Federation?
“Your Highness, you may not understand, but birth is not the most important thing. What matters the most is the life code. As long as your life code matches, you are indeed a mber of the royal family of the Heritage System Federation. You can inherit the possessions that belong to you. According to the Federation law, the royal family possesses imnse privileges,” quickly and respectfully explained the robust man.
“I am goddamn lost,” muttered Finn. Actually, he wanted to say he really didn’t understand, and wondered if they were just trying to ss with him.
“Fine, I understand every word you say, but when strung together, they make no sense. Can you tell sothing? If what you say is true, how are you so sure that I am the ‘Highness’ you ntioned? If I am the ‘Highness’, then why am I being hunted?” Finn bluntly asked.
“This is not the place to talk. Does your Highness have a suitable location?”
“Yes, can you fly?” Finn turned to look at the two n and asked.
“We can manage short distances. Long distances are out of our ability.”
“Alright, let’s get you out of here then.”
As soon as he said that, the Red Storm, sitting dozens of ters behind Finn, deactivated its invisibility mode. The mont the Red Storm appeared, both n imdiately perford a backflip away and adopted defensive stances.
“Don’t panic. It’s my ch,” Finn assured them nonchalantly. In doing so, he also demonstrated his strength, letting them know even if they hadn’t arrived, he could have handled the two assailants on his own.
Finn saw the astonishnt in their eyes that he had been looking for but pretended not to see it. Instead, he continued, “Don’t resist, I’ll take you away.” He then went straight into the cockpit of the Red Storm. Once Finn was connected with the Red Storm, he grabbed the two n with each hand and stuffed them into the two auxiliary cockpits located in its chest.
After linking to the Red Storm’s control system, Finn couldn’t see the inside of his cockpit. At this point, his entire nervous system was connected to the Red Storm. It was as if his body had suddenly expanded, and he had beco the Red Storm.
Naturally, he couldn’t see what was in his chest. Although he could look down to check it, he would be using the eyes of the Red Storm, not his own.
Though the twin auxiliary cockpits of Red Storm had little use other than transporting crew mbers in ergencies, they were large enough for the two n. After shoving them in, Finn piloted the Red Storm away from the ground, cloaked it, and ascended to the sky.
Naturally, Finn was headed towards the underground location of the Insect Species, but he certainly would not take the two n directly there. Instead, he chose a location near an underground river, took the two n out from the Red Storm, and ca out himself.
The two auxiliary cabins had windows, so the n knew exactly where they were. However, they didn’t know how Finn ca to know about this location.
“Alright, we can talk now.” Under the light of the Red Storm, Finn said nonchalantly.
“Your Highness, have you regained your power? It doesn’t seem likely,” tentatively asked the burly man.
“Of course not. I have no idea how I beca the ‘Highness’ you ntioned. What I want to know is what you an by ‘Highness’?” Finn asked lightly.
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