Operation Red Book

Hilda placed the weapons in her arms neatly aside one by one, and the turbid wind passed over the weapons close to the ground, leaving no trace of mud or sand.

"Not only the Texas wilderness, but also the vast universe and a deserted island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean," Hilda explained caringly.

"If it were me, I would be looking forward to testing the power of tanks and atomic bombs by aiming at an asteroid in space!"

Ivy spoke excitedly, her eyes gleaming with excitement.

Hilda smiled and said softly, "I don't know what weapons you are talking about, but I hope I can build them one day and use them to fight against the enemies who hurt us."

"Hey, where did these come from?"

Joshua's sigh was carried over with the wind and sand. Ivy looked in his direction, and excitement suddenly appeared in her eyes again.

More than 20 people in iron armor with rubber wheels on their feet attacked this side at the same time.

They were like a small Roman army, holding spears in their right hands and shields as tall as a person in their left hands. They marched in unison, looking very heroic.

"This is the 'target' bought by Mr. Johnson. It is specially used to test the strength of weapons." Hilda explained behind Ivy.

"We won't use large-scale thermal weapons this time. These small soldiers will be enough."

After saying that, the armors stopped 10 meters away from Ivy and all made gestures ready to attack.

Hilda suddenly stuffed a crystal clear sword into Ivy's hand. The cold touch made Ivy shiver all over.

The entire sword is ice blue, the blade is sharp, exquisitely carved, and it emits a wisp of white gas.

If there are sea gods living in the Arctic Ocean, then their "magic needle that stabilizes the sea" might be this ice sword.

It is a good weapon for the sea god of the Arctic Ocean, but it is too cold for Ivy who lives in the temperate zone all year round!

Within seconds, her hand holding the sword turned red from the cold, and she had to switch hands frequently.

"Hiss - it seems I need to modify the handle of the ice sword..." Hilda wrote it down slowly in her notebook.

Ivy walked forward with a long sword in her hand. She lifted the heavy sword and slashed at the armored man in front of her with a crooked twist.

In just one second of touching the armor, the crystal blue ice spread from the shoulders to half of the body.

The ice spread very quickly, and in less than three seconds it had frozen the entire body of the armor, along with half a square meter of land under the tires.

"Ahh!" Ivy screamed and jumped to the side, hurriedly shaking off the broken ice that had climbed onto her shoes.

"Kick it, Miss Ivy!" Hilda shouted from behind.

Ivy walked forward doubtfully and kicked it lightly.

The ice cracks started from its legs and quickly spread all over the armored man's body.

With a "bang" sound, the armored man's body instantly broke into pieces and collapsed to the ground like pieces of building blocks.

Joshua pulled the stunned Ivy away from the falling range of the "building blocks" in time and threw away the freezing sword. Ivy's hands were already red and hot.

"It seems that there are still many areas that need to be improved. Mr. Victor's ability is indeed very powerful."

Hilda took the sword from Ivy and threw it to the land in the distance.

"boom--"

The ice-blue sword shattered into pieces of ice in an instant, and Ivy and Joshua were shocked.

Hilda's red ponytail fluttered in the strong wind. She stared blankly at the debris in the distance, her back looking very lonely.

"Ms. Hilda, even if the weapons don't meet the standards, they won't be destroyed directly, right? Are you...are you angry?"

Joshua called quietly to Hilda's upright back.

"No... I just threw it away and didn't expect it to break directly."

Hilda turned around slowly, without any emotion in her eyes, her eyes were still amber, and her long, thick, curled eyelashes were still there.

She raised the small notebook in her hand and kept muttering to herself.

"It's powerful, but also fragile and could become a one-time product..."