Wearing StarCraft: The abandoned beasts rushed to ask her to be their wife

Chapter 3 Pushing Down the Spaceship
Just when she was confused, they were pushed out and saw the scene outside. Mu Ran then realized that she had been in the air all this time!

Glancing at the backpack on her body, she suddenly had an unbelievable guess: Could it be that he was going to throw them down from here?
Sure enough, after a while, the female walking in front had reached the cabin door. As the female screamed in fear, the orc behind her pulled at the backpack and pushed the person down.

"!" Oh my god, this is too horrible. Mu Ran was so scared that her legs went weak. She had thought of many ways to die, but she had never thought of being thrown from a high altitude and dying!
Mu Ran was so scared that tears came out. She had never even done bungee jumping before, so how could it be so exciting right from the start?

My heart was pounding violently, my legs were weak and trembling, and I couldn't move an inch as I looked at the door that was getting closer and closer.

"What on earth are you doing? You will be punished for doing this!" Mu Ran cried.

The unfamiliar language made the rough male pause. He looked at her strangely and wanted to say something, but swallowed his words back at the urging of his colleague behind him.

He forced the person forward. The female's body was very light, and he had restrained his strength, but he still almost pushed the person out.

But Mu Ran was frightened by the push and almost died on the spot. In her horror, she heard a slight sound, and then she was really pushed down.

"what!!!"

"Help!!!" The throat-breaking scream drifted in the wind. Mu Ran closed his eyes in fear, waiting for the severe pain and death to come.

"You useless thing! When you were slaughtering males, didn't you ever think about what would happen to you today?" A disdainful sneer came from my ears.

Mu Ran subconsciously opened his eyes, only to find that she was descending a little slowly. He moved his gaze to the side and saw what was behind her. Then he realized that she was carrying a parachute, so she didn't have to fall to her death.

But she was still very scared. She didn't dare to look down. She was afraid of heights...

The woman next to her disliked her and tried hard to control the landing direction to stay away from her.

But the wind was too strong, the direction and speed became uncontrollable, and all the parachutes were blown all over the place, and no one knew where they were. As the two of them were close to each other, the parachutes got entangled together, and Tia looked very ugly.

Mu Ran’s face turned pale as it was her first time experiencing it. She bit her lips hard to prevent herself from screaming, but her clenched hands, which turned pale, told everyone how scared she was.

"Get away from me!" Tia bumped her with her body.

Mu Ran felt pain in her shoulder. She didn't want to endure the other person's bad attitude any more. She yelled at him, "Are you sick? What right do you have to bully me?"

After saying that, he raised his handcuffed hands and pushed her hard.

Dia's face darkened after being confronted, "You dare to fight me? You are looking for death!"

Tia, who never suffered a loss, crashed into him again. Their parachutes were entangled and could not be separated. Regardless of the danger, the two of them started fighting in the air.

If you bump into me once, I will bump into you twice. With her hands and feet tied, she had to rely on the stubbornness of her body. Mu Ran had a channel to vent her fear. If she could reach the other person with her mouth, she wouldn't mind leaving a few teeth marks on the other person.

The wind was blowing, and the high-speed spinning parachute made the two people dizzy and unable to fight. Seeing that they were about to crash into the mountain wall, Mu Ran was so scared that he closed his eyes. Lian Tia's breathing became a little faster. Fortunately, the two did not crash into it, but just brushed past it. As the altitude became lower, there were more obstacles. The two people were nervous and ran around in the cracks of the mountain. They were ready to get bloodied, but their parachutes were entangled on the top of a big tree, and they were hung on the tree.

It's a blessing in disguise that there was no bloodshed.

Mu Ran's violently beating heart slowly calmed down, and the two of them hung in the air in an extremely uncomfortable posture.

Mu Ran looked down and his heart, which had just calmed down, almost soared again. Oh my god, this tree is too high. It seems to be as high as a three-story building. If he falls down, he will die.

My heart began to lift again, and I prayed that the rope on my body would not break.

She gasped, while Tia next to her was much calmer and was trying to find a way to get out.

Tia tried to adjust her position. If she moved, Mu Ran would have to move too. Mu Ran shouted in panic, "Hey, can you please stop moving? We're going to fall and die!"

Tia frowned at the words she didn't understand and said sarcastically, "Why are you still acting crazy at this time? We have been thrown to Wamo Star. Don't expect the people of the Empire to rescue you."

The other party said a lot of gibberish, and Mu Ran felt like crying. "What are you talking about? I don't understand. What country are you from? Can I translate it for you on my phone?"

Yes, her cell phone was still in her trouser pocket. She didn't know if these people were stupid or foolish, and the kidnappers didn't know to confiscate her cell phone. She didn't dare to take it out, thinking that she could hide it for a while, as it was her lifeline.

Little did she know that she was no longer on Earth. The cell phone in her pocket was not unnoticed, but was not taken seriously. In the eyes of the orcs, it was just an ordinary electronic toy with no abnormal signals on it, and it was useless even if it was confiscated.

They are still kind to females, and even though the other party has such vicious intentions, they still keep the female's toys.

Mu Ran took out his cell phone with great effort, and turned on the screen with trembling hands. Seeing the screen light up successfully, he subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief, fortunately it was not damaged by the soaking.

She opened the translation software, moved closer to Tia, and said, "Speak to the phone, otherwise we can't communicate."

Afraid that the other party didn't understand, she made gestures, even though she herself didn't know what she was gesticulating and didn't know how to make the other party understand.

Her anxious look made Tia feel a little strange. What was she doing?

She glanced at the other person's electronic device and found that she couldn't understand what was on it. She subconsciously asked, "What is this?"

The voice was picked up by the cellphone and the translation began. The aperture kept flashing, and Mu Ran stared at it expectantly. But after two minutes of translation without any results, he realized that the cellphone had no signal.

Mu Ran's face fell immediately. What the hell is this place?
The female's powerless and depressed expression made Tia feel something was wrong, so she tentatively called out, "Fina?"

The other person did look over, but that didn't seem like a reaction to being called by his name.

Tia frowned. What was going on? Why did she feel like Fina didn't understand her? Or was she just pretending too well?
(End of this chapter)