I, the warden of Delta, am a science popularizer and advocate for nuclear peace and friendliness.

The sea was calm and still, and night was falling in the Tidal Prison.

Shiyu sat at the gap as usual, waiting, but there was no one around.

He glanced at the empty chair beside him, a thoughtful look flashing in his eyes.

"What's this guy up to? He's being so secretive."

Shi Yu muttered to herself and continued to gaze into the distance.

The prison continued to operate as usual, without any of the tension that preceded the arrival of a major enemy.

This was undoubtedly a battle between Shigure, Geheros, and Jacob, and its scope was enough to affect half of the delta.

Far away in the rain, the sky was completely clear, with only a perfectly round moon and... a guided missile!

The guidance system left a long trail in the air, its target being the direction of the Tidal Prison.

Before long, Shigure saw a tiny dot rising rapidly from the horizon, as dazzling and radiant as a small sun.

"It's finally here... Wait, what's that?"

Shigure suddenly stopped, staring in disbelief at the thing flying towards her.

"That looks like a nuclear bomb! Holy crap, that's giving me way too much credit."

Shigure is convinced that his physical condition is already superhuman, but you can't use a nuclear bomb to kill a mosquito!

But upon further reflection, Shigure quickly calmed down. With Geheros's African Heart, intercepting this thing shouldn't be too difficult.

But as the guided missile drew closer and closer, and even after entering the prison's jurisdictional waters, Shigure still couldn't see any lasers being fired.

"No, where is he?"

Shiyu looked back towards the depths of the prison, but still couldn't see Geheros.

As the guided missile drew closer, the distance gradually decreased, and its blood-red tail flame drew a perfect arc in the air.

Shi Yu stepped back. He didn't dare to detonate the guided missile with his gun because the gun's range was too short. If he detonated the guided missile, it would explode directly in his face.

The guide arrived within half a kilometer of the prison, and just as he was about to leap out into the sea, a sudden change occurred!

A loud and powerful voice suddenly came from afar.

"At this moment, when all eyes are on us!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the space within a kilometer radius of the prison was engulfed in ripples, as if it were a tranquil domain.

The moonlight reflected off the sky, outlining lines that resembled a giant, blurred heart of Africa.

Hazy and enchanting.

At this moment, everyone completely lost control of their bodies, and their eyes were drawn to the Heart of Africa that was gradually rising above the prison, even the objects were no exception!

The guidance system seemed to be held in mid-air by an invisible hand, with the warhead slowly moving towards the direction of the heart of Africa.

Shi Yu's gaze narrowed slightly. Just how many skills does this so-called "Heart of Africa" ​​have? It's way too overpowered!

Within this realm, only those things recognized by Geheros are unaffected by the public eye, and that includes Shigure.

Shi Yu was surprised, but then she thought about it. The Heart of Africa was worth five times the price of an Impressionist masterpiece, and since the latter had two skills, it wasn't surprising that the Heart of Africa had three...

Just as Shiyu was pondering her next move, a helicopter suddenly landed overhead.

The helicopter's main rotor rippled through the air, and Geheros, sitting inside, calmly called out to Shigure:

"Come up."

Without hesitation, he leaped forward, covering a distance of four meters, and successfully jumped onto the helicopter.

At this point, Geheros took out his walkie-talkie and tuned it to a channel.

Shigure was somewhat familiar with this scene; he had often done it before when he was in his own tidal prison.

"Chen Ze, try to detach guidance control, adjust the parameters, and we'll transport him back!"

In a technical room somewhere in the prison, Chen Ze listened listlessly to the orders coming from the walkie-talkie, and began to carry them out without any enthusiasm.

Shigure had already piloted the helicopter slowly to the top of the guidance system.

The helicopter dropped a rope, which Geheros picked up, threw it downwards with force, and pulled it back. The rope drew an arc in mid-air, encircling the middle part of the guidance system, while the other end of the rope was caught steadily by Shigure.

The two men, one on each side, began to unleash their arm muscles. Under this immense force, the helicopter began to tilt slightly downwards, and the guidance system gradually approached the bottom of the helicopter.

At this moment, Chen Ze had also completed the operation. The satellite in space lost its guidance coordinates. Within the satellite's field of view, the guidance seemed to have disappeared without a trace.

……

Space center, Blue Room.

"The guided missile exploded above the Tidal Prison."

Demulan glanced at the information coming from the control panel; satellite detection indicated that the guided missile had lost signal and was positioned above the prison.

"I'm afraid the Tide Prison has become a dead zone by now."

Demurean reminded Jacob with a hint of resentment in his voice.

Seeing that Demulan was somewhat annoyed, the latter forced a smile.

"Little White, traitors are the least deserving of pity, but Geheros has been with me for a while now."

"Consider his jailers and prisoners as his grave offerings for his lawful spirit."

"Are you so sure he'll die?"

When Demurean suddenly asked such a question, Jacob naturally knew what the other person was talking about.

"I don't know how he survived the UN's nuclear strike."

Jacob slowly shook his head, but his eyes became increasingly sharp.

"Perhaps it's the effect of the Heart of Africa, but I remember that the Heart of Africa only has two abilities: [Radiant Heart] and [Radiant Star]. It doesn't seem to have any that could allow him to survive a targeted attack."

"The starlight might be a factor, but don't forget, it was early morning, and he was in the wild."

"Back then, there wasn't enough space for him to use a single, massively charged [Starlight Brilliance]."

Jacob analyzed Geherus's life and death with great care and precision. When he truly stood on the opposite side of him, this man always gave him a sense of danger.

On the vast, boundless sea, a guided missile is being delivered.

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Volume One: 'Season One: The Twins' is nearing its end. Here's wishing all readers a Happy New Year and lots of good luck!