Changkong Fighter

Chapter 357 Anomalous Singularity
Maximum overload

Liu Jun experienced a momentary 20G overload, which felt like he was being shoved into his seat by an invisible giant hand. Fortunately, his strong physique and overload capacity prevented him from losing consciousness instantly, otherwise he would definitely be in trouble.

Under the control of the vector engine, the J50 flew outward along the channel, while the energy sphere behind it continued to expand, absorbing and contacting a large amount of energy. Moreover, judging from the energy characteristics displayed behind it, the air was showing a tendency to ionize.

As the energy spheres drew ever closer behind him, Liu Jun truly felt death approaching. This AOE attack was his nemesis; he had no chance of surviving it.

However, misfortunes never come singly. At the center of the energy sphere, gravity began to malfunction, and a gravitational singularity slowly formed after the binding device was destroyed.

Meanwhile, on the planet's surface.

After climbing to a sufficient altitude, the J15T Flying Shark detached its air-launched "Truth" missiles from their racks and flew into the distance.

Unlike the Flying Shark, which flies like the Crazy One, the missile will automatically fly towards its intended target after launch via inertial navigation.

After launching their air-launched nuclear missiles, more than ten J-15Ts quickly changed course and flew towards the Einstein-Rosen Bridge.

puff!puff!puff!
After discovering that the radar and communication systems were being jammed, the J-15S commander in charge of the battle immediately fired a signal flare to warn other aircraft to return to Earth.

The flight group flew towards the passage, but at that moment, everyone noticed that the passage was somewhat unstable, the IR reaction around the wormhole began to increase, and further away, a huge spherical energy cluster was forming.

Needless to say, even if you don't know what happened, just seeing the explosion tells you it's definitely not a good thing.

According to the plan, the first batch of J-15Ts carrying air-to-ground nuclear missiles patrolled around the wormhole entrance to provide cover for their comrades, while the other pilots were given priority to enter the wormhole and return to Earth. However, after their return, the time difference between them and Earth would reach 10 days.

One J-15T after another entered the wormhole and returned to Earth. The commander in charge of the operation watched his comrades disappear into the wormhole. With each aircraft that entered, his mood relaxed considerably.

However, the specially painted sixth-generation aircraft was not found among these planes.

Time passed quickly, and the massive energy mass continued to expand outward in a manner similar to time dilation. This discrepancy between the visual and the actual made the commander feel uneasy. Like an animal sensing an earthquake, his heart pounded, as if something major was about to happen.

I glanced at the helmet-mounted sight and saw that 70 aircraft had already flown into the wormhole in the IR friend or foe identification system, while the remaining Flying Sharks were engaged in combat with a small number of Type 2 aircraft that were rushing over around the wormhole.

"Commander, Chang Kong hasn't returned yet."

"Wait a little longer!"

The commander communicated with the person in front. According to the plan, they would only wait a few more minutes for Chang Kong to return. If Chang Kong did not return within those few minutes, they would fly into the wormhole and return to Earth.

[Launch Two!] The J-15T pilot launched the PL-10 air-to-air missile. The short-range, high-G maneuvering missile chased the Type 2 heat source signal and exploded it. Just then, a laser beam struck the J-15T's wing, creating a small hole. The damaged J-15T then launched all its remaining missiles and turned towards the wormhole.

This is like a corner of a battlefield, happening every moment. This time, the University of Tokyo achieved unprecedented results. However, as more and more J-15Ts are withdrawing, the number of Flying Sharks around the wormhole is decreasing, and the defense line is falling.

However, this was not the most serious issue. What made them feel most uneasy was the energy cluster in the distance. Inside the energy cluster, a shiny black sphere slowly formed. Instantly, the pilots controlling the fighter jets sensed something was wrong, and the fighter jets inexplicably moved closer to the black light cluster.

"This is... a black hole?"

Sensing something was wrong with the J-15S beneath him, the commander immediately fired all the remaining signal flares. There was no longer any time to wait for Chang Kong. Even though they didn't know much about wormholes, and this wormhole didn't seem to be a black hole, just the fact that the plane was being pulled toward a black hole showed that things were gradually spiraling out of control.

At this moment, preserving himself is the most important task. As for whether Chang Kong will run into trouble, that depends on his luck.

The signal flare lit up in the sky, and the naval pilots who were still fighting the alien spacecraft fired all the missiles they were carrying and then turned around and flew towards the wormhole.

Whoops!

After the first few Flying Sharks entered the wormhole, the commander, as the last person to evacuate, felt the pulling force from the fighter jet and could no longer hesitate. He pushed the throttle valve to enter afterburner mode and plunged into the wormhole to return to Earth.

Less than three seconds after the commander's J-15S entered the wormhole, at a cascading passage on the ground, the thick crystal was torn apart by the electromagnetic cannon. The next second, the black J-50 flew out with a whoosh, and the shattered crystal draped the J-50 in a layer of seven-colored light. The J-50 passed through the center of the light.

Seeing that no debris was sucked into the engine, Liu Jun breathed a sigh of relief. Otherwise, if debris had been sucked in and damaged the blades, leaving only one engine, the production capacity would not have been sufficient, and the plane would definitely not have been able to fly back.

Danger!

It's nothing but danger!

Liu Jun was now certain that the black, shiny thing behind him was like a singularity, swallowing everything around it. Perhaps due to time dilation, Liu Jun only felt the threat of death, but the gravity was wrong; it was already pulling the J-50.

Even though the airspeed indicator showed Mach 1.3, the J-50 felt less than subsonic. Gravity was like an invisible hand pulling Liu Jun's J-50, and the force was getting stronger. The most troublesome thing was that the Einstein-Rosen bridge connecting to Earth was becoming increasingly unstable, just like the wormhole that was opened last time.

The surrounding alien spacecraft were also affected, as if they were being rigidly controlled in mid-air, with their power and gravity in conflict.

After glancing at the fuel inside the aircraft, it was clear that now was not the time to conserve fuel. He pushed the throttle valve all the way down and, while looking at the aircraft's payload, launched the remaining small-diameter missiles and the last PL-10 missile at the other alien spacecraft that were resisting the singularity's pull to evacuate. This would reduce weight and also give the other side a push.

After launch, the missiles flew toward their targets, but due to gravitational interference, only half of the missiles hit their targets.

(End of this chapter)