Doomsday Sequence Caravan: I Have a Mechanical Heart

Su Mu glanced at it, then looked away and continued his search.

After a while, the pigeons flew over, and a few even landed on the deck.

"Strange," An Xin said, a look of confusion on her face. "Why are their eyes red?"

"Some pigeons have red eyes," Su Mu explained without turning his head.

"Oh, I see." An Xin said with a sudden realization, then added, "Wouldn't it taste delicious if we stewed it?"

"..." Su Mu was speechless for a moment, but after a moment of silence, he turned to look at her and said, "If you want to eat one, shoot one down with your bow and arrow."

"Okay." An Xin quickly agreed, walked to the driver's side door, reached out and held the bow, and fired an arrow at a pigeon a dozen meters away.

whoosh---

An arrow flew past, piercing the pigeon's body, but the next moment it turned into a flame and burst into flames.

The other pigeons were startled and flew away.

An Xin was stunned, not understanding why the pigeon had suddenly spontaneously combusted. Somewhat disappointed, she returned to the driver's seat and spoke to Su Mu about it.

"It must be because your light energy was too strong," Su Mu guessed after listening, "causing the pigeon to be unable to withstand it."

"No," An Xin shook her head and quickly denied it. "I hardly used any light power; it clearly started burning on its own."

"Spontaneous combustion?" Su Mu was taken aback, then turned to look at the pigeons again, noticing that although they had flown away, they hadn't gone far and were lingering near the ship. A thought then popped into his mind...

"Could those pigeons be being controlled by someone?"

At this moment, Ling Hao walked over, his expression somewhat solemn. "How is it? Have you found a place to go down?"

"Not yet." Su Mu shook his head. "What's wrong?"

"See those pigeons?" Ling Hao pointed. "Those are fed by the extraordinary beings in the psychic sequence."

"They can use these pigeons to find us."

"Then kill them all." Su Mu said, looking at An Xin.

"Okay." An Xin replied, and then conjured a bow of light again, but her aim was poor, and all the arrows she shot missed.

"Su Mu, get me an AK." At this moment, Cheng Jun stepped forward. "I'll give it a try."

Su Mu walked up to a metal chair, grabbed it, and in a moment turned it into an AK, which he then handed to Cheng Jun.

Cheng Jun took it, went to the driver's cab door, and fired several shots at the pigeons. In the next moment, two pigeons were shot dead and fell straight down.

The remaining seven or eight were so frightened that they flew away to a more distant place.

But Cheng Jun did not put away his gun. After aiming, he fired several shots in a row, shooting down a few more.

However, three of them flew too far and were beyond the shooting range, so Cheng Jun had to give up and said with some regret,

"Three of them ran away."

"It's alright," Ling Hao said calmly. "As long as they don't follow us."

"But now we need to get ashore and leave this place quickly."

"Our location has been exposed."

"Let's look ahead." Su Mu looked through the binoculars for a moment, then pointed to a rocky beach several hundred meters ahead. There were densely packed, dark blue-green rocks protruding from the sea, stretching for more than a hundred meters.

"That span is quite large." Cheng Jun looked at it, slightly surprised, and then looked at Su Mu, "You'll have to build a metal bridge that's over a hundred meters long."

"I know," Su Mu nodded, "but that's also the best place to lay a steel plate bridge."

"Are those metal plates on the bow enough to cover that far?" Cheng Jun asked again.

"No," Su Mu shook his head, "So we have to take a risk."

"What do you mean?" Ling Hao and the other asked in unison.

"If we just dismantle the bow of the ship to build a bridge," Su Mu explained, "then our ship would just sink."

"So we have to get the boat onto that rocky beach and make sure it doesn't capsize."

"Then I'll steer." Upon hearing this, Cheng Jun walked to the wheelhouse and gestured for Zhang Yuan to move aside. "You tell me, from which position should we cut in?"

"You can decide for yourself," Su Mu said. "The closer to the shore, the better."

"I understand." Cheng Jun took a deep breath, a resolute glint in his eyes. "You all sit down."

"It might be a bit bumpy later."

"Okay." Su Mu and the others quickly agreed and sat down on the side chairs.

Soon, Cheng Jun steered his boat to a spot not far south of the rocky beach that Su Mu had mentioned.

He spotted an angle, quickly turned the rudder sharply, and steered the boat toward the rocky beach.

Suddenly, the ship began to shake violently, and the warning lights on the instrument panel lit up red, making a beeping sound.

They hadn't gone far when suddenly the entire ship jolted violently, and Su Mu and the others, caught off guard, all tumbled forward. Su Mu managed to brace himself against the seat with one hand and hold An Xin tightly with the other, preventing them from falling.

Song Weiwei accidentally fell, and Ling Hao quickly reached out to pull her up, but the two of them fell down together, tumbling forward.

Yu Yao, standing next to Cheng Jun, fell straight forward because there was nothing to hold onto.

Cheng Jun, protected by the ship's rudder, stood firmly. When he saw Yu Yao falling forward, he quickly reached out and grabbed her, pulling her to his side.

Yu Yao stood next to him, her face slightly flushed, but a hint of joy flashed in her eyes.

"Are you alright?" Cheng Jun asked Yu Yao.

"It's alright." Yu Yao lowered her head, shook her head, and took a step back as if somewhat reluctant.

Song Weiwei blushed and separated from Ling Hao. Both stood up, feeling incredibly awkward. Ling Hao looked at Cheng Jun, "What are you doing!"

"Stop talking." Cheng Jun gave him a look that said, "You should be happy." "The ship is stuck now."

"Then let's go out," Ling Hao said, his embarrassment disappearing. "Leave this to Su Mu."

After they left, Su Mu went to the driver's side door and placed his hand on it.

The blue light quickly covered the entire bow of the ship, and then it began to rapidly transform. Soon, a ramp appeared and landed on the reefs, and then the remaining metal plates quickly extended towards the shore.

A dozen seconds later, a steel plate bridge more than three meters wide and more than seventy meters long was formed.

However, the iron plank bridge did not extend to the shore; it was still more than ten meters away.

"What should we do?" Cheng Jun was stunned.

Ling Hao glanced at the cars on the deck behind him. If they used the ship's metal again, these cars would probably fall overboard. But after hesitating, he looked at Su Mu.

"Do you have any other ideas?"