Infinite Horror Bulk Players

Chapter 253 Kyle
Zhongzhou Team, Terminator 4
Since no one had died before, there were finally no new deaths this time.

Even if there are vacancies, as long as the main god still pulls people from Earth, at most he will only pull over his clones that he left on Earth.

As the protective light barrier of the main god disappeared, Li Shuaixi, who had already received Lin Hao's order, turned around and left on his own.

The others didn't say much after seeing it.

Even Zheng Zha wouldn't stay with someone who harms their teammates during battle.

The first person was eliminated.

Lin Hao's gaze shifted to the other three unqualified teammates.

Zhang Heng, a burly, bald man from Northeast China.

Zhang Heng's ice runes and the bald giant's vector manipulation are both abilities that can be directly analyzed.

The abilities of the burly man from Northeast China are difficult to analyze; a genin's chakra is a physical modification rather than an application of energy.

The Eight Gates Formation is also a technique that only applies to explosive chakra release.

Killing the other party would bring no benefit, and even if Xiao Honglu were to control them, their combat strength would be so low that it would be a complete waste of energy.

Let's just leave it alone. It would be best if it died, but it doesn't matter if it doesn't.

Lin Hao's interest in him was like that of a warehouse manager in a gacha game—useless to keep and no good to lose, so he just left him there to fend for himself.

Compared to the useless warehouse manager, Zhang Heng and the bald giant, who could provide Lin Hao with brand-new runes, were much more interesting.

Emerging from the dilapidated building, Red Queen was released from the team's warehouse. Mining robots began to be printed out, and then, armed with mining tools, they began to demolish all the surrounding buildings.

The commotion quickly attracted the attention of the surrounding "people".

various people.

There were refugees, and there were also T600s.
Lin Hao's eyes lit up with runes as he looked around. In the ruins of the building, a ragged figure was nervously watching him.

He was a young man, who didn't even look like an adult.

Lin Hao knew who he was.

Kyle Reese, father of John Connor, the protagonist of the Terminator series.

Besides him, there was a little girl on the building above, with Kyle.

Further away, there was a T600 robot wielding a Gatling gun, and a Terminator dressed in human skin, Marcus.

Lin Hao took in his surroundings and knew where and when he was.

A gun appeared in one hand, and he lifted it into the sky.

The 5-point magic-powered explosion rune, an auto-tracking rune, aimed at the T600 robot before pulling the trigger.

"Bang!" The energy bullet shot into the sky, instantly destroying the T600.

[Defeat T600, gain 5000 experience]

"Wood! What's going on?!"

Marcus, the semi-Terminator, had just seen the T600 and was thinking of greeting it when it suddenly exploded, giving him quite a fright.

However, Lin Hao did not send anyone over to explain, and instead looked towards the Red Queen.

As a large number of buildings were demolished, Kyle was forced to leave his bunker and rush out from the other side of the building.

They looked at Lin Hao with fear in their eyes. Clearly, they mistook Lin Hao and his group for people from Skynet.

However, since the mission didn't mention protecting the resistance fighters, and the increased Skynet strength in the 20-player difficulty is beyond the capabilities of the human resistance.

Therefore, Lin Hao did not intend to explain anything to Kyle.

However, Lin Hao didn't want to bother with Kyle, but Kyle eventually came back because there was a little girl on the roof.

Seeing him anxiously staring at the building, while the Red Queen, who hadn't even dispersed her intelligence surveillance, had already begun demolishing the building, Lin Hao simply flew into the sky and headed towards the girl.

"Ah, ah!" The girl stared in surprise as Lin Hao flew up in front of her, but she couldn't utter a word.

Lin Hao increased his flying speed, scooped it up, and then flew towards Kyle downstairs.

"Hey! Put her down! Put her down!" Seeing Lin Hao's figure, Kyle's hair stood on end with tension. He stood up from his cover, gun in hand, and pointed it at Lin Hao.

Lin Hao casually tossed the girl to the ground and then turned and flew towards Red Queen.

"???" Kyle looked at Lin Hao's departing figure with a blank and wary expression, then ran a few steps, grabbed the girl's hand, and checked her over to make sure that she didn't have any extra tracking devices or anything like that.

Kyle's vigilance lessened slightly, but his blank expression grew even more pronounced.

Watching the robots, almost identical to the T600, begin to work, yet these robots showed no intention of attacking them, only relentlessly demolishing buildings, collecting steel, and then using technology reminiscent of science fiction movies to create a brand new base.

"Hey, who exactly are you people?" Seeing that Lin Hao and his group meant no harm, Kyle became much bolder and followed Lin Hao into the base, only to find that there were even more living people there.

"We're from the future, we're here to clean up Skynet," Lin Hao casually made up a lie. "Skynet has developed a time machine and wants to go back in time to change the history of their defeat."

We came back with Skynet.

"We won?" Kelton's eyes widened, his face filled with disbelief.

The current time is 2018. Skynet launched Judgment Day in 2004. For older people, they have experienced the end of the world for fourteen years, but Kyle is different. He was born after Judgment Day.

He is a human who grew up in the apocalypse.

He had never seen what humanity looked like when it was at its most prosperous.

He had been constantly on the run from Terminators since childhood.

He and that little girl were the only two people left alive in all of Los Angeles.

If it weren't for John Connor's encouragement on the radio, telling him that there were still other people in the world, he probably would have thought that all of humanity had died out.

However, now someone is telling him that they won. Even though there are more futuristic things like people traveling from the future, he still finds it more shocking that they actually won.

However, looking at the T800 robots that never attack humans and are equipped with significantly more advanced weapons, it doesn't seem so unbelievable that humanity might win in the future.

Of course, there's also the most important thing: a rumor about John Connor.

In fact, there were prophecies about Judgment Day a long time ago.

Skynet will destroy humanity; John Connor is humanity's savior; Skynet comes from the future, etc.
What might be unbelievable news in other worlds is, in the Terminator universe, something they've heard far too often.

Hearing Lin Hao say this again now is simply because the news has been confirmed.

"Did we really win?"

Kyle looked at Lin Hao expectantly and asked again.

"Yes, we won."

(End of this chapter)