The Last Kabakans

If you want to catch a dead one, you don't need to be so troublesome, as long as you stab it with a knife, Gad can solve it by yourself.

But now he had to catch someone alive, and this guy was tall and tall, his limbs were nimble and strong, and he was very familiar with the environment. If he wanted to catch him, he could only rely on a large number of people to chase and intercept him.

Seeing that it had an anesthesia/drunkness/bomb shot in its neck, it was estimated that it would be able to pounce a few times, so the Baron took the opportunity to come up and claim credit.

He jumped in front of the monster in three steps at a time, grabbed the superfiber polymer capture net wrapped around the monster's face, and said triumphantly: "It's just such an ugly, tattered thing. , do you need so many people to spend a lot of time?"

He laughed, raised his cane and was about to knock it on the neck, and then ran away screaming.

Even if he was anesthetized/drunk/bombed, the monster didn't intend to be caught immediately, but struggled even more frantically.

Moreover, a large amount of corrosive mucus was secreted from its mouth, quickly burning a big hole in the net that bound it.

In just a few seconds before and after, the burnt net mixed with the mucus dripped down the corner of the monster's mouth, and landed on the Baron's hands impartially.

The fresh skin melted in an instant, large pieces of rotten flesh mixed with blood fell down, and continued to spread upward along the back of the hand.

Keller showed his dagger and cut off the baron's entire left hand neatly, only to save his arm.

Looking at the thick white bones lying in a pool of blood, everyone realized how terrifying this monster was, and they never dared to act rashly again.

And they also know very well that if the monster gets out of control before the anesthesia/drug/bullet takes effect, then what awaits them is a pile of bones soaked in blood.

At this moment, they can only pin all their hopes on Gad, hoping that he can last a little longer until the anesthesia/drug/bomb fully takes effect.

Only Joshua, he took a few steps forward calmly, picked up the anesthesia/drunk/gun and fired another shot at the monster who was almost insane.

The sharp needle flew close to Gad's cheek, and embedded itself into the shoulder of the humanoid monster with a "poof", and it finally broke free from Gad's shackles, and rushed forward.

The crowd dispersed in a panic, but Joshua followed up and fired again.

With a "boom", the monster hit a demantoid pillar head-on, and the corrosive slime immediately splashed out.

Joshua threw away the anesthesia/drunkness/gun in his hand, picked up the remaining half of the restraint net and threw it towards the monster. Gadla grabbed a corner of the restraint net, rolled over the monster's abdomen, and circled its two hind legs , After a few back and forth, its limbs were entangled together.

Finally, after taking two crooked steps forward, the monster fell headlong to the ground.

Seeing that the overall situation was settled, even though his face was pale, the baron rushed over with his arms folded, kicked the monster viciously a few times, and was about to scold, when the monster suddenly opened its mouth and raised its neck, causing him to shrink back quickly. go back.

Under the action of the three anesthesia bombs, this monster, which was neither human nor lizard, finally collapsed limply and completely fell into a coma.

Gad was also burned by the mucus, but he didn't peel off a large piece of muscle like the baron, but there were two more scabs on the back of his hand, and they were just black spots the size of fingernails.

"Thank you!" Cape nodded towards Gad, his eyes swept over the back of his hand, and then said to the others, "Count up supplies and prepare to evacuate."

Although he was asking for trouble for himself, the Baron lost a hand after all. Not only can he not have to work now, but he also enjoys the high-level treatment that De Bella personally treats his wound.

Basically, the electronic equipment can be used, so the way out of the canyon is much smoother, but when they returned to the ground again, more than 70 hours had passed.

The weather was still hot, and Dai Bella jumped on the land vehicle to help Dahei and Jiade move things into the carriage, but when she looked up, she was stunned by the sight in front of her.

"What's that?" she asked, pointing to the sky.

Intermittent lightning tore the scarlet planet into pieces, and the battleship covered by the bloody mist had appeared in front of everyone.

"Damn it, no way!" The baron froze in place holding up his binoculars.

Cape Town's expression suddenly became very dignified, and he immediately asked Dahei to stop what he was doing and contact the little curly who stayed behind on the Woodpecker.

Joshua also saw the scene in front of him, but because he had expected this to happen, he was not surprised, and even if these people knew his identity, I believe they would not dare to do anything to him.

This is not the second battlefield. Whether it is a participating star or a neutral star, it is not a wise choice to provoke trouble here, whether it is public or private.

He's worried about something else now.

Gad loaded the last box onto the land vehicle and saw Joshua sitting on a rock in a daze, so he walked over and sat down next to him, looking at the huge battleship in the sky, and handed over the water bottle in his hand.

"Don't you have anything to ask me?" Joshua took the water bottle, unscrewed the lid but did not rush to drink.

Gad pushed the goggles to the top of his head, and the lock of hair on his forehead stood up straight.

He didn't speak, but just stared at the horizon. Although only a small part of the battleship was exposed, it was enough to estimate its size and volume.

Dahei was sitting in the driver's seat of the land vehicle, trying to get in touch with the Woodpecker, but Keller had long since disappeared, and Cape Town was also holding a tablet and didn't know what he was doing.

Debella was busy checking the weapons and equipment in order to deal with unexpected situations that might arise at any time, while the baron was dangling in front of her with a sullen face.

It seems like everyone has something to do except themselves.

Surprisingly quiet around, Joshua took a few swigs from the water bottle, capped the bottle, and handed the water bottle back: "Drink some too."

Gad turned around and took it: "What did you just say?"

Joshua put his elbows on his knees, put his fingertips together, and circled his thumbs: "You don't seem to find it strange at all."

"It's nothing," Gad smiled. "It's just an old abandoned ship. They were too nervous."

Joshua stopped what he was doing, and after thinking about it, he finally let out a heavy breath, and said very seriously: "Actually, I..."

"You have a new message, please check it as soon as possible!"

The female voice that suddenly sounded was cold and lifeless, mercilessly interrupting what Joshua was about to say.

Joshua was startled. He clearly remembered that the phone was turned off before, so how could there be news popping in suddenly?

Gad raised his eyelids, his eyes moved from the built-in tablet to Joshua's slightly flushed cheeks.

Under the gaze of the other party, Joshua quickly pressed the power button, and the screen went off with a pop.

He turned to Gad, clarified his disturbed thoughts, and reorganized his words: "I, actually I..."

"Don't move!" Several black guns pointed at Gad, "You! Stand up! Raise your hands above your head! Quick!"

Before Joshua could understand, Debella had already grabbed him by the collar and pulled him aside, with a gun also pressed against his forehead.

Dai Bella exerted strength in her hands and said with a smile on her face, "Shh, cooperate!"

It seems that Gad did not intend to resist, he stood up calmly, put his hands behind his head, and let the baron take away the stab in his boot.

Keller drove the bullet with the electrodes into both sides of Gad's seventh cervical vertebra against the skin. Cape Town was about to flip the switch to release the current, but Joshua grabbed De Bella's wrist with his backhand and took it off in twos and twos. She unloaded the magazine of the machine gun, followed by throwing her to the ground with an over-the-shoulder, and took away the dagger pinned to her waist by the way.

Joshua pressed the dagger against Dai Bella's neck, and with a little force, blood dripped down the sharp blade.

"Don't move," he said, "or I'll kill her right away!"

Cape Town put down the switch in his hand, turned to look at him with interest: "Why, the guard fell in love with the prisoner?"

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