With a warehouse full of supplies, I stood alone as king in this chaotic world, gun in hand.

If we want to use nuclear weapons, we'll have to switch to bombers to launch them.

When Bei Chenyan saw the helicopter enter the space again, he thought there was some malfunction in the aircraft, because he saw her preparing to fire the machine gun.

Nangong Wu stopped the helicopter, took off her headset, unbuckled her seatbelt, and got off the plane.

Bei Chenyan followed, "What's wrong?"

"Send another plane to fight, you just wait here," Nangong Wu instructed.

Eileen rode over on an electric scooter and asked, "Master, what kind of nuclear warhead do you want to use?"

Nangong Wu's eyes were cold and piercing. "Use the biggest one."

She wants to destroy the entire evil southern border.

"Use the biggest one?" Eileen paused for a moment as a series of data appeared on the screen in front of her.

"If that's the case, the effective destructive power is about 60 kilometers, and the affected area could exceed 10000 square miles, which is equivalent to the area of ​​a city in my previous world."

"It needs to be this big to completely eliminate the Serpent Spirit Society. Go and make preparations." After giving the order, Nangong Wu vanished from the spot with a thought.

In this space, everything can be controlled with thought, including people.

The passengers got out of the cabin and looked around curiously.

This area is specifically for storing airplanes; there are over a hundred of them, of all models and types.

"Is this also an airplane? Why are the wings different?" Pei Xing asked curiously, reaching out to touch it.

This was also Bei Chenyan's first time visiting this place.

He knew that this space was completely controlled by Nangong Wu's will. She could block out what she didn't want others to see with just a thought. Even if someone was in the space, they couldn't go anywhere or see everything.

He looked at the planes, which came in all shapes and sizes. The smallest could only fit one person, while the largest was as big as three houses.

For example, the one in front of him is really small. It's so small that it definitely can't fly. It must be a model airplane.

Seeing his curious look, Eileen came over and introduced it to him, "Your Highness, this type of aircraft is called the 'Mosquito Plane,' and it is the smallest manned aircraft in the world."

Bei Chenyan asked in confusion, "You mean this can fly too?"

"Of course it can! If it weren't usable, why would the master have left it here?" Eileen introduced the plane to him as if it were her most treasured possession, and then walked over to a slightly larger plane next to it.

"This small aircraft is called 'Little Bird'. It is the smallest military helicopter. Don't be fooled by its size; it can carry machine guns, rockets, and even missiles."

There's also this type, which is the lightest helicopter, and it can be used for aerial patrol, rescue, and flight training.

"I've flown this kind of plane before," Bei Chenyan said.

When he started learning to fly, Nangong Wu taught him using this very plane.

"Then take your time looking at it! I'm going to help Master with the pre-flight checks." Eileen slipped away.

Upon hearing this, Bei Chenyan followed.

He followed Eileen into the cabin and found several robots there.

"What do these 'people' do?"

"Help me launch the bombs!" Eileen replied while busying herself. "This time we're using something even more powerful; we'll need this bomber."

"Then I'll help too!" Bei Chenyan wanted to lend a hand.

"No, you wouldn't understand." Eileen waved her hand at him. "Launching a nuclear missile is a complicated operation; there can't be the slightest mistake. You can't come along."

"How did these robots manage to do that?" Bei Chenyan pointed at the robots, somewhat incredulous.

"Of course you can! But I don't have time to explain right now. You should go down first! Don't get in the way. We can look at it later when we have time." Eileen pushed him down.

About fifteen minutes later, Nangong Wu returned, changed into an anti-G flight suit, and walked to the bomber.

"Master, everything is ready!" Eileen waved to her from inside the cabin.

"Hmm." Nangong Wu reached out and took a helmet.

"Wuwu." Bei Chenyan strode over. "I know I can't help, but I want to see what's going on outside."

"Okay!" With a thought, Nangong Wu made the space transparent. "The bomber flies very fast. Even if you look, you won't see anything."

"It's a pity I can't help you." Bei Chenyan felt a little guilty.

"This isn't your fault, you guys stay in the space for now!" Nangong Wu put on her helmet and climbed into the cabin.

A moment later, the bombers rolled out and entered the runway.

It was the first time Bei Chenyan had ever seen such an airplane take off, and he was very curious. As the plane flew further and further away, he took off his binoculars and followed the plane to watch it.

As the plane sped up and the runway seemed to have no end, the nose of the plane suddenly lifted up and then disappeared.

He knew the plane had flown out of space, and looking up, he saw the white clouds in the sky rushing backward.

Nangong Wu blocked out the outside sounds, so she could only see the images.

He kept staring at the ground, and after a while, he saw a blinding white light behind him.

But the plane was flying too fast, and there was another aircraft blocking the view from behind, so I only saw it for half a second before it disappeared from sight.

Upon seeing that the nuclear missile had been successfully launched, Nangong Wu flew southeast.

After flying for about half an hour, we arrived at the sea and then flew northeast.

Bei Chenyan took out his binoculars again and saw a huge pale gray mushroom cloud in the distance, which almost covered half of the horizon.

Eileen had told him that the higher the hydrogen content, the lighter the color, so this nuclear bomb must be really powerful.

After flying for another half hour, Nangong Wu used her mind to send the plane into space.

"The princess is back!" A group of guards came to the runway to greet her.

Nangong Wu got off the plane and took off her helmet.

"Princess, I didn't expect this plane's wings to not turn, yet it flew even faster than the previous one. How did it do that?" Pei Xing asked curiously, examining her flight suit.

"Each has its own advantages." Nangong Wu nodded slightly to them. "I'm going to change my clothes."

Half an hour later, they were back on the ground.

Wei Yang led his men to ask for directions and returned, saying that this place was only a little over a hundred miles from Nanyang City.

"That flying chicken with wings that don't turn flies faster," Pei Xing said.

"Young Master Pei, although it flies fast, it's difficult to land and find a good spot." Wei Yang had figured it out.

"It's already past two in the afternoon. I've made you some food, why don't you eat something before heading back to the city?" Eileen suggested.

"Okay, let's eat before we go into town," Bei Chenyan said.

Half an hour later, they returned to Nanyang City.

"You guys are busy, I'm going to catch up on some sleep." Nangong Wu felt that she had finished her work and would not worry about the rest.

On that day, the guards they left behind searched all the underground passages and then destroyed them with bombs to prevent anyone from using them to do bad things again.