Colonial Suit

"Oh?" Hake revealed a hint of joy. (Search on Baidu:, Fastest novel updates)

The child's actions were his arrangement, because only he knew that no matter how many entrances others found, the one Blood瞳 entered would definitely be the correct one.

Because he was the inheritor of Krodir.

Immediately, he decisively said to the shuttle captain, "Order all the airborne team members to rest in place, waiting for my signal. If the child's discovery is valid, then immediately approach the target location. Teams 2-5 enter with me, teams 6-10 establish an outer perimeter. Transmit the coordinate information to the mothership, we need the most powerful support! If necessary, we can use Doomsday."

Doomsday was the mothership-class giant railgun, on par with the super-giant cannons of the space pirates as a doomsday-level weapon.

"But, sir," the captain hesitated slightly, then sweat poured down his face, Fifth Fourty-Second Section: Salek's Disobedience. "The mothership has already used it once in the previous battle. If it's used again..."

"Even if the entire mothership disintegrates, it's a small price to pay," Hake interrupted the captain coldly. "Execute the order."

"Yes," the captain didn't dare hesitate any longer and hurried off to make arrangements.

Only then did Hake nod to the child, revealing a faint smile. "Looks like we're going to be ahead of those bastards from Elte."

"Haha, of course," the child laughed heartily. He plopped down next to Hake and casually pulled out a bottle of vodka, taking a hearty swig. The colorless liquor dripped down his cheeks, soaking a large patch of his clothes.

Before him, Hake also smiled as he looked at the clouds outside the window, wondering what he was thinking about...

The captain quickly executed Hake's instructions. The next moment, the shuttle drew a perfect arc in the clouds, flying towards the coordinates indicated by the child. At the same time, on the surface of the giant planet, thousands of convoys stopped, and mercenaries or space pirates stepped out of their vehicles (mechs), beginning to organize their equipment. (This chapter is uploaded by a friend) The atmosphere of a great battle gradually intensified, with a sense of imminent conflict.

At this time, on the other side of the planet, Lier, wearing a red combat suit, had just walked Fifth Fourty-Second Section: Salek's Disobedience to the top of a mountain peak. From her perspective, the entire plain was unobstructed. The cold snow wind howled past, causing her cloak to flutter. Yet, she didn't even twitch an eyebrow.

"Didi didi..." A notification sound came from the smart device in her ear. Lier's red high heels paused on a piece of ice rock, and then she took out the smart device to take a look.

"Has the entrance been discovered already?"

"My Lord!" Salek's voice came from behind. He was still wearing his ever-present large metal armor. His face was shrouded in the shadows of his helmet. Kneeling on one knee behind Lier, he said loudly.

"Please let me go first! Even if it means death, I will carve out a path for you!"

Salek's voice was very hoarse, with even a hint of cracking. His lungs were clearly damaged. But Lier didn't even look at him. She only gave a cold laugh.

"Salek, do you want to die that much? Your lungs have already been roasted by me. If you don't rest, all I'll see tomorrow is your corpse."

"My Lord's punishment is just, it must be because I did something wrong!" Salek replied in a low voice, blood trickling from the corner of his mouth. "I dare not complain. I dare not slack off even slightly. Please give me a new mission! I will definitely complete it with my life..." Lier didn't speak, her gaze fixed on the snowfield below. After a long time, she shook her head slightly and gave him a backhanded slap.

With a crisp sound, Salek's burly body flew out like a cannonball, crashing into an ice rock a hundred meters away. The ice rock shattered instantly, creating a huge pit.

Lier looked at her fair and slender fingers. A sneer appeared at the corner of her mouth.

"Looks like you still don't know what you did wrong. I really want to know if there's anything left in that blockhead of yours besides iron."

"Cough." This time, Salek didn't answer because he was almost paralyzed.

Lier's attack was no joke. Even if he had reached the Comet level at this moment, he was as insignificant as an ant in front of Lier. He felt as if all the bones in his body had been crushed by Lier's blow. Even his internal organs were twisted into a ball. But even so, Salek's expression remained calm. He struggled step by step, returning behind Lier.

"My Lord, please don't be angry. If you have any anger, I am willing to bear it for you."

"Then do you know where my anger comes from?" Lier finally put down her fingers and glanced at him.

"Because I touched your memories," Salek answered bluntly. His voice was as calm as a steel plate. But no one would have thought that he would say next. "However, I don't think that's wrong."

"Pa." Lier slapped him away again. This time it was even more ruthless than the last time, almost tearing Salek apart. A large number of armor fragments splattered like shrapnel, revealing the bare tissue full of blood vessels and tendons underneath.

Blood splattered everywhere, staining a large area of the ice and snow red. Salek was heavily embedded in the ice rock. He didn't move for a long time.

If it were an ordinary person, even a meteor-level cosmic warrior, such injuries would be fatal. But after a while, Salek moved again, actually returning behind Lier with blood and flesh. His burly body was covered in fragments and wounds. It was indescribably terrifying.

His body was trembling violently, almost collapsing. But he still knelt down on one knee meticulously. His voice was as calm as ever.

"My Lord, I... still don't think I'm wrong."

"Are you really looking for death?" Lier finally spoke, a hint of anger flashing in her eyes. She didn't expect Salek to remain unrepentant even after being punished like this. His stubbornness was as hateful as the permafrost.

But at this point, Lier couldn't continue to punish him. Could she really beat him to death? Salek was the first follower Lier awakened, and he held a pivotal position in Lier's society and heart. In any case, Lier didn't want to destroy him.

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But he was so stubborn that even Lier couldn't control the rage in her heart.

"My Lord!! I'm really not wrong!!"

No one would have thought that Salek would suddenly raise his voice at this time.

"You are our Lord, our God!"

"You created us, created our civilization!! You are our mother, our everything! Do you know how much we trust you? Do you know how much we admire you? As long as it's your order, no one will hesitate even if it means all of us dying in battle!"

"But My Lord! Do you know what we're thinking?"

"What!?" Lier's pupils contracted sharply, and the palm she was about to swing stopped in mid-air.

At her feet, Salek, covered in blood, roared like a madman.

"We belong to you! But, you also belong to us!!"

"You are our Lord, our only hope! In this universe, no one else will care for us! Take care of us! So... I will never let anyone else take you away!!"

"Even if it means death!! I will never compromise!!"

"I'm not wrong!!"

Salek raised his head, disobeying Lier for the first time. "Even if you kill me now!! I will never admit that I'm wrong!!" (To be continued) rq!!!