He lives on another planet and is majoring in Earth Science.

Chapter 191 Shark Baby Climbs Six Floors Barehanded, Engages in Fierce Battle with the Little Fairy
Shark performed a somersault, flipping over a three-meter-high iron fence.

He emerged from the bushes, covered in leaves.

He arrived in the residential area.

The community is small, with seven or eight buildings scattered around, in an old European style.

There were no cars inside, and the passageways were just wide enough for fire trucks to pass through.

Shark, carrying a delivery box, searches for Building Six.

Found it quickly.

He saw from afar that someone pressed the card reader next to the unit door before pushing the door open.

When he arrived, the door was already closed.

He pressed the card reader with his hand and then pushed the door, but it still wouldn't budge.

Shark scratched the back of his head and began to think.

I just heard outside the main gate that you also need to swipe a card to access the elevator inside.

Even if I could break down the door, I still wouldn't be able to take the elevator.

He glanced at his phone screen again.

There are only two minutes left before the time runs out.

He heard from the station manager that there would be penalties for exceeding the time limit, but he didn't ask for details.

It's obvious without even thinking that on such a barbaric and violent planet as Earth, if takeout is late, it will definitely get a beating.

I'm not afraid of Earthlings' weapons, but if my weapons are broken, will I be exposed?

In desperation, Shark remembered what Li Ji had said.

"Special circumstances require special measures."

He looked up at the dense array of security windows on the upper floor.

"Easy to handle."

He leaped forward and grabbed the bottom of the second-floor security window.

They climbed up, clinging to the security window.

He then jumped to the third floor.

The middle-aged woman hanging the clothes to dry was so frightened that she screamed.

He then jumped to the fourth floor.

The child playing with the toy put down the little dinosaur and shouted, "Mommy, Spider-Man!"

He then jumped to the fifth floor.

The myna bird hanging in the cage was so frightened that it flapped its wings and flew backward, cursing, "Fuck! Fuck!"

People on balconies in other buildings happened to see this and took out their phones to film it.

A short deliveryman, carrying a delivery box, climbed up a security window, his every move resembling a parkour stunt.

"This is too dangerous!"

"The incompetent property management has driven the delivery drivers to this state!"

"Be safe!"

With two minutes to spare, Shark arrived precisely at the 6th-floor security window.

He looked through the window and saw an overweight woman sprawled on the sofa watching television.

Her flesh lay on the sofa like a puddle of slime.

The sofa beneath her seemed so small.

Shark held onto the railing with one hand and hooked its feet onto the security window.

He raised his right hand, ready to knock on the window.

I suddenly remembered the stationmaster's instructions.

"Many customers don't like people knocking on their door, so you can choose to call them."

Shark took out her phone and dialed the customer's number.

"Hello, your takeout has arrived."

The woman struggled to climb off the sofa and walked laboriously toward the door, her body trembling.

She opened the door and angrily cursed, "Damn it, nobody's here! You called me before you even arrived, don't you have any manners?! I'm giving you a bad review."

"I'm not at the door, I'm outside the window."

"Out the window?"

The woman turned her head in confusion and saw a wrinkled child deliveryman peeking through her security window.

She let out a deep cry: "Ah!"

"You bastard! You're spying on me!"

She grabbed a cushion from the sofa and threw it at the security window.

Shark leaned back, hooked its feet on the bottom of the security window, and hung upside down.

The entire neighborhood fell silent.

Every household's balcony is filled with people holding up their phones.

"Be safe!"

Shark Baby calmly waved to them: "I'm fine!"

He straightened up again. "Hello, your delivery is here, milk tea."

Upon hearing the word "milk tea," the woman instantly regained her senses, put down the spatula in her hand, and excitedly rushed towards the window.

She looked at the shark hanging on the security window; it had absolutely no protective measures on it.

Only then did I realize that I was witnessing a feat.

She asked in surprise, "How did you climb up here?"

"With hands and feet."

Shark took out two large bags of milk tea from the delivery box, but the gap in the security window was too small to fit through.

He could only feed it to them one cup at a time.

"So much milk tea, are you going to drink it all by yourself?"

The other person retorted irritably, "Mind your own business! Do you want a drink, or what?"

"I don't want to drink. I'm just curious how one person can drink so much."

"If you say another word, do you believe I'll give you a bad review?"

The woman glared, brandishing a spatula, her demeanor fierce.

"Then I won't say anything."

SharkBaby's first takeout order was successfully completed.

He climbed down from the building.

If he hadn't seen someone filming, he would have jumped down immediately.

"These actions are all things that Earthlings can do, so there's definitely no problem."

"I'm a genius at delivering takeout!"

-

Lee Ki lay on the large bed in the hotel, enjoying the air conditioning.

He took a sip of iced orange juice with relish.

"It's cool~"

"This is how life should be."

"I wonder if those two ever got to enjoy their time as ordinary working people on Earth."

He took out his phone and started scrolling through short videos.

Soon I came across a video of a food delivery driver climbing stairs.

The video was taken in an old European-style neighborhood.

The photographer stood on his own balcony, aiming at the building next door.

The protagonist of the video is a short food deliveryman who climbed up to the sixth floor through a security window.

The process was thrilling, and Lee Ki-cheung was on the edge of his seat watching it.

"He's so handsome."

"This guy used to be a parkour practitioner, right?"

"That's too dangerous! That woman even hit someone with a cushion. What if they fell?"

"Holy crap, he's hanging upside down!"

Li Ji held his breath nervously.

"Wait a minute, why does this face look so familiar?"

"It's Shark Baby?"

"You're a real genius, how did you come up with the idea of ​​delivering food like this?"

"Who's the kind person who climbed up the window through the security bars?"

He quickly checked the comments to see if his alien identity had been exposed.

[Captain of the Celestial Empire!]

This woman is so wicked!

[Putting aside the facts, is this delivery guy entirely without fault? He violated the girl's right to privacy!]

This guy is a dwarf; his physical abilities make me feel like I'm the dwarf.

Why doesn't the Chinese men's national football team call him up?

This woman is from out of town and has no connection to our city.

[OMG, I can't imagine how scared this woman must have been!]

He's so skilled; it's obvious this isn't his first time. He's probably a thief from the past. I suggest arresting him.

Li Ji's brows gradually relaxed.

The comments section remains as abstract as ever, with everyone talking their own thing and spouting whatever comes to mind. The online environment is just too wonderful.

Fortunately, no one was too surprised.

SharkBaby's movement control this time was indeed much more reasonable; theoretically, this is something an Earthling could accomplish.

However, it is far too abstract.

He was just about to call and greet Shark when the phone rang.

It was the station manager calling.

(End of this chapter)