Reborn Before the Apocalypse: My Backing is the Nation

Chapter 92 Let’s go!

Jiang Yang couldn't even remember how many cycles he had gone through from the first cycle to now, when he was about to land on the moon.

It's too much.

I think I died five or six times just because I got stuck at the rocket launch stage.

Through so many cycles, advancing time and again based on information from the previous life, he finally arrived on this planet that had been orbiting Earth for billions of years, and finally touched upon the truth of the apocalypse at an unprecedented distance.

At Li Hui's prompting, Jiang Yang secured himself to the bottom of the cabin again, ensuring he wouldn't bump into anything and get injured, while also trying not to interfere with Li Hui's operations.

A violent shaking occurred, and the gravity that had disappeared for several days reappeared.

For the next few hours, Li Hui was completely focused, constantly switching on and off, while also frequently communicating with Earth and the astronauts who had already landed on the moon. He hardly ever stopped.

The overload pressure and shaking would then appear and disappear intermittently.

At this moment, Li Hui finally calmed down.

He gripped the handrail, took a deep breath, as if waiting for something.

There was complete silence around him; there were no instructions, no countdown, only the soft breathing of Li Hui.

A moment later, as if finally receiving a signal, Li Hui suddenly acted, quickly flipping a switch. In an instant, violent shaking and overload pressure reappeared, pressing Jiang Yang firmly to the floor.

The next moment, the spaceship seemed to have hit something with a bang, and then it became completely silent.

Jiang Yang raised his arm and clearly felt the gravity, which was much smaller than that of Earth.

He looked at Li Hui with some uncertainty, only to see Li Hui solemnly say, "Reporting to Comrade Jiang Yang, we have successfully landed on the moon."

Jiang Yang also let out a soft breath.

We finally landed successfully...

If this final step fails, I might have to go through five or six more attempts before I can be successfully launched into space, and then I'll have to endure another few tedious days of travel between the Earth and the Moon.

"it is good."

Li Hui stood up: "Let me help you put on your spacesuit."

Jiang Yang put on the bulky mechanical spacesuit again, and then Li Hui also put it on.

With everything prepared, the air was removed, and the cabin returned to a vacuum state.

As the hatch opened, an ancient and primal aura rushed towards Jiang Yang, causing him to momentarily lose his composure.

"This is the moon?"

He saw several figures wearing identical spacesuits hopping and skipping toward him on the desolate land in the distance.

"Astronaut Zhao Jianguo reporting to Comrade Jiang Yang."

"Astronaut Tong Zheng reporting to Comrade Jiang Yang."

……

"Okay, what's the next step?"

"Seven people have already landed, and according to the plan, the remaining six will land within two hours."

The supply crates will arrive later. After receiving the supplies and resupplying, we will head towards the passage.

Jiang Yang was somewhat surprised: "Just call me Jiang Yang, no need to be so serious. But... there are 6 people left? Wasn't it 7?"

He clearly remembers that this time, including his total of 65 launch missions, he was successful 14 times.

There should be 7 people left.

"Comrade Qian Liang died due to mechanical failure."

Jiang Yang paused for a moment, then sighed softly, "Alright." "You can use these two hours to get used to what it's like to operate on the moon. Comrades Li Hui and Wei Han will accompany you throughout."

"it is good."

Jiang Yang gently lifted his leg, struggling to adjust to the moon's gravity. But no matter how he adjusted, walking always felt awkward. Finally, he started hopping along like the astronauts, and immediately felt much more comfortable.

As meteors fell to Earth one after another, astronauts emerged from the spacecraft.

Of the subsequent six, one more failed to land and tragically died. Thus, only 12 astronauts remained to join Jiang Yang.

After the astronauts landed, the supply boxes, nuclear bomb boxes, and ammunition boxes also landed one by one.

With Li Hui's help, they ate and resupplyed, and a total of 13 people gathered at the temporary camp.

"Reporting to Comrade Jiang Yang, the astronaut team is expected to have 64 members, and 12 members are present. The team has now assembled. Please give your instructions!"

Suppressing the heaviness in his heart, Jiang Yang said in a deep voice, "Let's go!"

"Yes!"

Twelve fully armed astronauts, carrying submachine guns, grenades, and explosives, instantly spread out and surrounded Jiang Yang.

One of the astronauts dragged a heavy nuclear bomb cart, and the 13-person team began to move towards the direction where the sun was setting.

As they walked, two deep ruts and numerous footprints appeared on the moon dust behind the small team.

The further they went, the more complex and rugged the lunar surface became. But no matter the terrain, there were always two or more astronauts by Jiang Yang's side at all times.

When encountering complex terrain, they would reach out to help. Every now and then, they would open the cover on the waist of Jiang Yang's spacesuit, pull out the handle, and turn it forcefully. The astronauts in front would also keep giving reminders such as "There is a steep slope here".

After passing through that invisible barrier, electromagnetic communication disappeared, and Jiang Yang was completely silent.

People continued to circle Jiang Yang in silence, their pace showing no sign of slowing down.

After walking for more than an hour, when Jiang Yang was already feeling exhausted, the astronaut beside him still maintained a steady pace, as precise as a machine.

After navigating hillsides covered with sharp rocks and passing low, protruding sections, the entrance to a square, deep, and dark cave, seemingly leading to hell, finally appeared before them.

Tong, who was walking at the front, raised his arm, and two symbols were written on the drawing board.

After thinking for a moment, Jiang Yang recalled that it meant everyone should rest on the spot.

call……

Jiang Yang let out a long breath, plopped down on the ground, and naturally sucked on the left straw, taking a few sips of water.

It is now 10:00 AM on the tenth day of the cycle. There are 14 hours left until the final apocalypse.

should be enough.

Twenty minutes later, the astronauts stood up in silence and helped Jiang Yang to his feet as well.

It's time to go.

Under the cold chemical light, Jiang Yang and the hydrogen bomb cart were still surrounded in the middle. The group of 13 people walked towards the cave in silence.

As Jiang Yang walked, he subconsciously looked up and saw the bright star in the sky slowly moving.

Those are satellites belonging to humankind.

Jiang Yang knew that people on Earth were looking at him through it.

He looked to the side and saw the astronauts.

He knew that these warriors, possessing the most advanced physical abilities in the human world, were protecting him at that moment.

So, let's go.

(End of this chapter)