Sky-cracking Rider

In the usual verbal battles between the social underclass of Cangqiong Star and Blue Star, people love to attack each other's political systems. Blue Star people mock the Slan Dynasty on Cangqiong Star as a feudal and backward family state ruled by a dictator, while Cangqiong people retort that Blue Star's multiple sovereignties excel only at internal conflict and consumption, with bureaucratic delay and inefficiency.

These exchanges are nonsensical gibberish because only the feet know if the shoes fit.

However, the unexpected interception encountered by Chen Fei's First Airship Combat Cluster would only occur on Blue Star, where sovereignties have insufficient mutual restraint. After all, non-interference in internal affairs is the First International principle: "It's none of your business what I want to do—don't like it, then fight."

If it happened on Cangqiong Star, unless there was a rebellion, it would be virtually impossible for inexplicable military movements and interceptions to occur.

In the first round of fire exchange with the High Barrier Peninsula, the First Airship Combat Cluster decisively wiped out ten percent of the opponent's forces. Tactical jets danced in the sky, entangled with the opponent's carrier aircraft group; since no Sky Knight appeared, those vying for air supremacy were mere caramels, which is as though the match met its opponent.

Having to shut down wireless communications to prevent technical intrusion inevitably affected the coordination between the airship group and the tactical jets. Even so, the opponent's airship cluster on High Barrier Peninsula was left in disarray, and the previously tight formation gradually fell into chaos.

Half an hour later, the High Barrier Peninsula's airship cluster lost nearly thirty percent of its combat units and began to withdraw from the battlefield. Before leaving, they dropped twenty EMPs; really lacking in virtue.

The result was Chen Fei losing contact with the First Airship Combat Cluster.

Miyoshi Monk here received a protest from the High Barrier Peninsula's sovereignty, claiming Chen Fei was invading the High Barrier Peninsula.

What invasion nonsense!

Before framing others, kindly measure the map: the airspace where both sides clashed is at least a thousand kilometers from the coastline of High Barrier Peninsula, akin to an upstream wolf accusing a downstream lamb of polluting the water it drinks. However, Chen Fei is not the little lamb; his First Airship Combat Cluster didn't halt its combat actions despite the lost contact.

Refugees gathering sporadically towards Zone C continued constantly, and even some who had hidden in the refuge hurried over.

Chen Fei had to deploy an additional ten thousand combat mechs to assist along the way, with the number in Habulav reaching fifty thousand. Some initially wanted to cause trouble, but seeing the swarm of fully armed combat mechs and suspended attack ships, retreated quietly.

If without some resolve and awareness, barging in recklessly is no different than delivering oneself to the net.

Precisely because of the presence of Chen Fei and his combat mech army, sporadic skirmishes erupted in other parts of Habulav City, causing wide areas of ruins, yet Zone C and 11 Training Hall, isolated like a utopia, maintained peace and tranquility, attracting a growing number of people to seek refuge. Once inside 11 Training Hall, they were transferred to Socotra Island, located at the mouth of Aden Bay, which surprisingly began to show signs of overcrowding.

The modular integrated standard dormitories within the camp were completely inadequate, even using a large number of standard containers to cope was far from meeting the needs of hundreds of thousands, and Chen Fei had to allocate a batch of tents to barely accommodate so many people. Viewed from above, the camp adjacent to the vast plantation zone already looked like a refugee camp; at the center was the original modular dormitory area, then stacked multi-layer container converted houses, and further away were large arrays of neatly arranged tents. Without those temporary digital road signs, incidents of getting lost might frequently occur.

Suddenly, a battle erupted outside 11 Training Hall; some disguised as refugees concealed deadly weapons to sneak through but were detected by combat mechs responsible for safety checks. The intruder immediately attacked, trying to force into the training hall, intercepted by the human alert group.

The fierce fight resulted in nearly a hundred innocent casualties. Finally, the intruders failed to breach, choosing to self-destruct, causing one death and multiple injuries in the alert group.

Miyoshi Xuesen saw that the internal conflict in Habulav had reached a feverish pitch. Even C Zone's training hall, away from the turmoil, suffered the disaster, indiscriminately harming innocent people; nearly madness.

"The situation in Habulav has completely spiraled out of control; of those friends I just contacted, three are already dead—none spared."

Miyoshi Xuesen was quite helpless; all of Habulav plunged into unrestrained madness. Those previously alive in conversation now are gone within a short span—murder, assassination—all manners of methods were employed excessively. The recent suicide attack in Zone C was merely a petty incident, nothing compared to grand scenes elsewhere in the city.

Adam: Detected Giant Mutants, count 3, coordinates...

"Hmm? More big ones?"

Following the coordinates marked by AI "Adam," Chen Fei gazed in that direction, and faintly, there seems like a small mountain at the edge of vision—though appearing as a mere black dot, up close it's indistinguishable from an actual mountain.

He took a sharp breath, but another sharp intake of breath echoed beside him.

Miyoshi Xuesen followed Chen Fei's gaze, his complexion changed drastically immediately.

"Hiss!~"×2

This colossal creature needed only one to level Habulav, yet now three emerged in the hinterlands of Yangzhou Continent, and perhaps this time, Habulav is doomed.

"No choice left, this time truly can't hold out!"

Chen Fei shook his head decisively.

"Deploy Element Annihilation Bomb! Tactical-level weapons need to come out."

Miyoshi Xuesen never imagined the situation would decay this far.

"No, no need for Element Annihilation Bomb; no need to use a Dragon Slayer Sword to kill a chicken. First evacuate all those in the refuge; it's no longer safe."

Chen Fei released his spiritual power fully, waves of spiritual power instantly enveloped all of Habulav and began sweeping outward from the city.

Countless ability users sensitive to spiritual power waves changed expressions simultaneously; the sheer scale of such unreserved spiritual power waves was utterly beyond human capability.

Yet, in the very next moment, many speculated a certain possibility.

Blue Star human civilization wasn't encountering such a level of spiritual power surge for the first time; the previous occurrence wasn't too long before now.

It surely must be the Divine Breed "Sagali" descending without warning on the chaotic Blue Star Global United Defense Committee, and this time, the intensity of spiritual power waves far exceeded last time; not just a Divine Breed possibly, but even more dreadful existence, a Spirit Seed "Si Sa," atop the Divine Breed—if so, Yangzhou Continent's total collapse is not at all surprising.