Special effects: Saving the world starting from becoming a Zergling

"readily!"

After throwing down all the bombs in his hands, Steel Bucket was in a state of excitement and agitation.

Looking at the factory engulfed in fierce flames, a great sense of accomplishment welled up in his heart.

This was the first time he truly possessed the power to fight the Zerg head-on!

Behind him, Tiandao slowly stood up, seemingly unharmed, and stood shoulder to shoulder with Gangdou.

A fiery red light flashed before their eyes, interspersed with a hint of purple.

"Kabuto, Steel Bucket, until we meet again!"

Reiji Nogi was surrounded by flames, and he grinned.

The next moment, the two lost sight of Reiji Nogi.

"This guy is so strong, even high-performance bombs didn't kill him?"

Gangdou was somewhat surprised, but also relieved. Luckily, he listened to Tendo's words, otherwise he really wouldn't be a match for Nogi Reiji.

Watching the factory gradually burn to the ground, Steel Fighter didn't linger and led Tendou towards the high ground where Yuzhen was.

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Yuma stood silently in front of the regrouped ant soldier squad.

What was once a dense, dark mass of ant soldiers has now dwindled to a sparse number. They stand firmly, clutching their guns, awaiting Yuuma's next command.

"This is the casualty record."

Upon waking up, Masato Nakamura handed the list of casualties to Yuuma, who was standing ramrod straight.

As for the incident where Yuma knocked him out, since the outcome was good, Nakamura didn't inquire about it.

"War is truly cruel."

After reading the casualty record, Yuma carefully folded it and handed it back to Nakamura Masato.

This casualty record is not only a record, but also a list of meritorious individuals.

"The compensation should be arranged as soon as possible, and their families should also be properly settled."

"These dead men were all warriors."

After Yuzhen finished speaking, she pointed to the ant soldiers still standing below: "And these people who are still alive are the strongest group of warriors."

Understanding that Yuu Masato wanted him to quickly implement the reward measures, Nakamura Masato nodded and left with Yuu Masato's orders.

Meanwhile, the ant soldiers below, under the command of their respective commanders, quickly left the scorched earth in their troop carriers.

At this point, the battlefield, once a scene of fierce fighting, was now completely empty except for traces of war.

Yuzhen felt a wave of dizziness and sat down heavily on the ground, breathing heavily.

"How does it feel to be the commander-in-chief?"

Someone behind her asked a question, and Yuuma turned her head and saw a group of people.

Daisuke and Kenjiro did not leave. Behind them followed Yaguruma and Kageyama, who was being dragged over by Yaguruma.

Kagami, mimicking Tendou beside her, swaggered over with her hands in her pockets, looking cool.

"Not so good...hehe."

Yuma looked at Daisuke who had asked the question, and shook his head with a wry smile.

After personally commanding the war between the Zerg and humans, Yuuma realized that he wasn't as powerful as he thought.

Large numbers of people, under his command, threw themselves into the war like moths to a flame, only to be easily crushed to death.

This kind of guilt is enough to kill a person.

"Perhaps I'm not suited to be a commander; I'm better suited to be a lone wolf."

He would rather be used as a pawn to fight than be someone who decides the fate of others.

"Perhaps only truly ruthless people can make the right decisions."

Yu-chan, on the other hand, only wanted to protect everyone as much as possible.

Such thinking is an absolutely fatal flaw for a commander.

War inevitably involves sacrifice.

"Then just resign."

Kagami patted Yuuma's shoulder and sat down beside him to comfort him.

"It's not the right time yet. Maybe when everything settles down, I'll take Xiaoxu on a world tour."

Yuzhen waved his hand in refusal. He still had a lot to do. Although he was very tired, he was not completely unable to move.

"This identity has been very helpful, and I don't plan to give it up for the time being."

"After all, those ruins in Shibuya were where it all started. Aren't you curious?"

Yuuma looked at the group behind him; almost all the knights from the entire Kabuto world had gathered here.

"I'm not interested, but if we can eliminate all the alien insects, it would be a good thing for humanity."

Daisuke Kazama glanced at Kageyama, who was stubbornly cold-faced, and walked outside.

Now that things are over here, there's no need for him to stay; Quan is still waiting for him to take care of him.

"Remember to send the agreed-upon payment."

Halfway there, he suddenly turned back to tell Yuzhen what to do, then quickly left and disappeared.

"Go and explore the stories within!" Kamishiro Ken raised the Scorpion Transformation Device in his hand.

He follows only one path: the path of a ruthless avenger, and he is only interested in living Zerg.

He didn't care where they came from or why they killed people.

"Don't you want to reach the pinnacle in the field of exploration as well?" Yuma asked.

"I've already been surpassed in quite a few areas, but I will definitely reach the pinnacle in the field of slaying Zerg."

Putting away the Scorpion Transformation Device, Shindai Ken looked at Yuuma: "But you are my saviors, and I will not refuse to help you if you need it."

After saying that, he turned and left.

Yuuma's gaze shifted to the brothers Yaguruma and Kageyama.

"Kageyama, apologize to them."

Yaguruma forced Kageyama to apologize to Yuuma and the others.

"I didn't do anything wrong, so why should I apologize to them?!"

Kageyama looked unconvinced, his Royal Bee Bracelet on his wrist held firmly and securely.

"I'm sorry, it was my oversight."

Seeing that Kageyama was unwilling to apologize, Yaguruma sighed and stopped pressuring him, instead apologizing to the group himself.

"Our agreement is hereby nullified. From now on, I will teach Kageyama with all my heart."

"Royal Bee Transformation Device..."

Yache was somewhat troubled.

"Take it. Leave it with Kageyama for now. I'll explain this to headquarters."

Yuma spoke softly.

"Thank you. Please call this number if you need our help in the future."

Yagura thanked Yuuma, then dragged the stubborn donkey, Kageyama, away.

"And you?"

After the others left, Yuuma looked tired and asked Tendo and Kagami questions.

"Shibuya ruins, are you ready?"

Tendou stepped forward and pulled Yuzhen up from the ground.

"Are you ready to face everything?"

Looking into Tendou's sharp eyes, Yuuma readily nodded.

"The sooner we deal with the Zerg, the sooner we can get some rest. I don't want to drag this out any longer."

"The problem of the alien insects must be solved as soon as possible."

"But Yuuma, you've forgotten something very important to you."

Having finished speaking, Heaven turned around gracefully without the slightest hesitation and disappeared into the sun.

Is it something very important to me?

Yuma seemed to have thought of something, and slumped against Kagami.

"Yuuma!"

Kagami was shocked and quickly shook Yuzuru, fearing that he would die on the spot.

"I'm not dead yet... Kagami."

Yuma, feeling a bit uncomfortable from being shaken, patted Kagami's hand.

"Let me rest for a bit, I'm a little tired."

After hearing Yuma's words, Kagami fell silent, letting Yuma lean on his shoulder.

After a long pause, Kagami finally asked a question he had wanted to ask Yuma for a long time: "Yuma, what has kept you going?"

Yuma thought for a moment and answered Kagami's question: "At first, I just wanted to survive."

"Later... perhaps it was because I wanted to protect Xiao Xu, and everyone I had ever met, that I was willing to fight."

"Is that so?"

Kagami seemed thoughtful for a moment, then suddenly said, "Yuma, let's be friends!"

"Huh?"

"Haven't we always been friends?"

"Now that you think about it, it makes sense..."

"What... So you've never considered me a friend before?!"

Under the starlight, the furious Yuuma and Kagami were locked in a fierce battle, occasionally letting out strange cries.