Mobile City Travel Guide

"what?"

Li Xin stared wide-eyed, frozen in place for a moment.

The giant forest before us was actually alive.

Before he could even react, the Starfire, speeding at full speed, had already plunged into the forest.

Then he saw the giant trees on both sides begin to tremble, and on their crisscrossing bark, gaps appeared, revealing huge, murky eyes.

Tree people.

In the magical world, there is a wondrous alien race. These creatures dislike fighting and prefer to stay quietly still, like an ordinary tree basking in the sun and stretching out its roots to drink water.

In fact, this group of tree people migrated from the south and were preparing to settle in the northern plateau. They just happened to stop and rest when they passed through the grasslands, but they stayed there for several years.

Like the Balrog, the Treants also had a bad temper when they woke up. They were extremely unhappy about the sudden arrival of the Starfire, and the Treants along the way stretched out their dense branches, some of which extended thick roots from below, trying to entangle the Starfire.

The firepower unleashed by the Starfire had little effect. The treemen were unexpectedly tough and thick-skinned. The bullets could only kick up some wood chips at most, and the shockwaves that exploded only made them pause for a moment.

According to the dwarf Torg, the tree people hate nothing more than fire, smoke, and iron, and the Starfire happens to have all three.

What followed was a period of chaos and confusion.

After finally managing to drive out, they encountered another problem.

It was a group of giant centaurs, each sixty or seventy meters tall. They were not only extremely fast, but they could also use magic and aura arrows.

This nomadic, human-horse hybrid race probably saw the Starfire as prey and began to relentlessly pursue it.

At this moment, the hover tanks began to unleash their power. All four tanks simultaneously activated their magnetic adsorption arrays, quickly attracting the centaurs' iron armor and weapons. Then, one after another, they aimed and fired. The roar of the smoothbore cannons was deafening, and armor-piercing shells whistled out, cleanly and efficiently blasting away one centaur after another.

Because they are equipped with a floating array, the tanks can not only easily offset the recoil after firing, but also turn freely while moving at high speed.

Even Li Xin, who was watching the battle, couldn't help but be amazed. This evolutionary branch of the floating array was far more useful than he had imagined.

Once you upgrade your tank and choose the firepower-type evolution branch in the future, it will be like adding wings to a tiger!

Realizing that the mobile city before them was not to be trifled with, the centaurs eventually retreated in frustration.

As evening approached, the pace of the Xinghuo ship's journey gradually slowed down.

At that moment, an oil field was detected nearby, so Li Xin simply stopped and sent out an oil extraction team to start extraction, while allowing the Xinghuo to take a short rest.

Currently, cities have an ever-increasing demand for oil. This is not only due to the large-scale production of various vehicles, but also because the manufacture of components such as rubber, plastics, and lubricants requires oil.

Since the mine was just sitting there anyway, Li Xin decided to send out the Stardust Mining Vehicle to survey and mine the veins along the way.

Since it was already dinner time, he decided to eat and chat with the members of the Guardian Team.

"At this rate, we should be out of the Great Plains in two or three days," Torg reminded him.

Peter then showed a letter sent by Cadlin—as for how it was sent, the sender had used magic to turn it into a kite after writing it, and it floated all the way from the other side of the mountain.

Li Xin glanced at the letter with curiosity.

In his letter, the old dwarf wizard boasted that he had successfully defeated the evil dragon. However, the dragon held a grudge and was still thinking about the Starfire, which had embarrassed it, and was now flying over from the mountains.

"..."

Sean and Ella Ryan chatted casually.

"Once this mission is over, I plan to go on a sea voyage," Elarion said casually. "You know the ocean is vast and wide, and it'll probably take a hundred or two hundred years. When I return, we'll have a good drink together."

The other person's lips twitched.

"A hundred and eighty years? I must say, you elves really have no concept of time... By then, all you'll see is my grave."

"It's alright, I'll offer you a toast at your grave then."

Li Xin found it interesting, considering that elves are long-lived creatures that have lost their sense of time.

Just as he was about to speak, a series of piercing alarm sounds suddenly came from afar.

"What happened?"

When he rushed to the deck and looked in the direction of the sound, he discovered a Stardust mining vehicle speeding back.

Behind it, a group of zombies were chasing after it in a car.

Li Xin rubbed his eyes, confirming that he wasn't seeing things. It was indeed a genuine zombie, with a hideous face, rotting flesh, and protruding veins all over its body.

They were dressed in uniform dark red military uniforms, riding motorcycles or off-road vehicles, and carrying guns. They kept chasing and firing at the mining trucks.

Strangely, their vehicles and weapons are made of flesh and bones, making them no weaker than the technology of humans from their home planet on New Earth, and they even seem to have their own system.

After regaining his senses, Li Xin immediately ordered his men to open fire and engage the enemy.

The Starfire unleashed its full firepower, instantly wiping out all the zombies.

After confirming that all the enemies had been wiped out, Li Xin took the elevator platform to the remains of the zombies.

The monsters' severed limbs still seemed to hold life: a hand blown off by an explosion still gripped a gun, fingers poised to pull the trigger. A leg, reduced to half its original length, thrashed about on the ground, its foot digging into the mud, struggling to support itself. And a head, now only half a face, still moved its lips and teeth, uttering broken, hoarse, and indistinct sounds.

Footsteps sounded nearby, and Sean and his three companions followed.

"What's going on? So your world has zombies too?" Li Xin asked, turning his head.

"No."

Sean stared at the zombie corpses, his eyes filled with shock.

"These weird things... are they called zombies?" he said, shaking his head repeatedly. "We don't know where they came from. And they've never existed in this world before."

"What?"

Li Xin was stunned.

So where did these zombies come from?

Suddenly, he had a bad feeling.

According to the mining truck driver, he was driving along the way surveying mineral veins when the zombies suddenly appeared.

After listening, Li Xin calmed himself down and took a deep breath.

"From now on, the Starfire is on high alert!" he said in a deep voice.

As the mobile city receded into the distance, a sudden noise came from somewhere in its original location.

It was a zombie head, only half of it remaining, its eyes rolling around, fixed on the departing Starfire.

And in its eyes, a line of words suddenly appeared.

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