I am the former civilized hero.

Just when Pino was a little confused, Ryan's hand suddenly stopped and his gray eyes narrowed slightly.

"Can you help me explain what this area is that you must not approach?"

Chapter 140: Give your heart for the future of mankind!!

On the third day after entering this "hell", Ryan set out on another journey, but this time Sakura had been sent out in advance, and all the information was exchanged through the tactical terminal.

The first team of the Sword of Punishment is still advancing, besieged by countless mutant animals, death squads and Honkai beasts. Moreover, as the earliest fusion warrior team of the Fire Moth, they are stronger and have better coordination.

All the sieges were broken up and were slowly moving towards the coastline, and then Calis also sent a fleet to support them, as if to rescue them from hell.

"That Judgment-level Honkai Beast hasn't made a move yet. Did it find that it's not strong enough?"

Ryan looked at the information terminal. The blue dot representing friendly forces was slowly moving to the southeast. The Sword of Punishment tactics were simple and efficient.

The twelve people were divided into four groups, two groups fought on the periphery, one was responsible for support, and one tried to rest as much as possible. Even if the Judgment-level Honkai Beast came, they would still be able to fight.

On the periphery, Ying was lurking silently. Even if she saw someone injured, she would not take action. Her only prey was the Judgment-level one.

"Come quickly. If you are late, this force that is powerful enough to threaten you will run away."

Ryan stared at the map and muttered to himself. He didn't believe that the Herrscher could bear it. Since one Judgment-level creature couldn't handle it, he would have to invest more powerful forces.

If it weren't for the information provided by Pino, Ryan would have followed quietly from a farther distance, but he had come all the way from Mu Continent, and his appetite was far beyond what the Honkai Beast could satisfy.

Zooming out the map, Ryan drew a red area in the north of the British Isles. The survivors had been struggling for survival here for several months, and they knew much more about it than the Fire Moth.

Wherever there are rebels, wherever there are beasts, there are even pregnant women giving birth in such an environment. What kind of mutations will the babies have? When men and women make love in such an environment, how will the reproductive system change.

That notebook is a set of observational experiment data with extremely high research value. However, it was created by a nobody who doesn't even have a name. Who dares to say that there is no value behind those missing numbers?

"According to him, everyone who enters this area disappears without exception." Ryan licked his lips and subconsciously changed his perspective to look at the overall situation.

Before this, the Honkai beasts had fixed activity routes, but in this hell, food is the most difficult resource to obtain, so the survivors would search everywhere and had long since summed up a kind of scavenging experience.

Because they are patients with Honkai disease, scavengers are not as conspicuous as those in the outside world. They can even sneak into towns under the noses of Honkai beasts and collect some food and medicine that have not expired.

Collapse is a kind of screening. After more than half a year, those who are not smart enough have already died. Just like those two children were able to hide from Sakura's perception, it is simply incredible to the outside world.

"But this place, which is the largest city in North Britain and has a huge amount of supplies left, has become a restricted area for the survivors."

Ryan looked up and saw a gray urban area in the distance. The highway had long been cracked and was filled with car wreckage. There were countless skeletons on both sides of the road.

A rusty road sign stood crooked on the road, with 'Latinburg 20KM' written on it.

A deathly silence pervades the place, and nothing can be distinguished from the satellite map. Only by truly living here and exploring it with your life can you find any clues.

Very valuable information.

Ryan closed the tactical terminal and moved his head slowly, observing every detail carefully.

There were debris and corpses everywhere, but not many Honkai beasts and dead soldiers. Not to mention him, even an ordinary survivor could sneak in quietly.

something wrong.

From a bird's-eye view, Ryan immediately found two problems.

First, according to the research of the Fire Moth, after the collapse, the probability of the appearance of dead soldiers is 30:1. There used to be a population of one million here, so there must be at least tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dead soldiers. So where did these things go?

Second, there was no warning at all, so how were the scavengers discovered?

Unless, the existence inside does not need cannon fodder to control the situation.

Is it the Herrscher of Wind?

Ever since he helped her break through successfully last time, Ryan has studied this authority carefully. Just like his lightning, the interference with the physical world is carried out by Honkai energy, which is equivalent to an invisible arm extending out, and then according to the authority, each has its own characteristics.

Creating an ideal fluid, the Herrscher of Wind's destructive power and explosive force are not as good as mine, but her strengths are the range of influence and long-term residual, just like those tornadoes, as long as she is still there, she will keep rolling.

Ryan pondered for a moment. He had personally fought with the Herrscher, so his knowledge was much more rigorous than that of the Fire Moth, so he had a rough guess.

The 'wind' is her eyes and ears, and can last for a long time like a barrier, so no one can approach quietly, and those scavengers are like sheep walking into a tiger's mouth.

Thinking of this, his brows furrowed.

It has only been a short period of time, but the Herrschers have already matured in the development of their authority. For them, it is an instinct. However, the first three Herrschers were beaten to death before they could fully comprehend it.

She is here, she must be here. I have to find a way to get in, at least to determine her location, and then find a way to keep her.

The first difficulty lies in the stealth approach; the second difficulty is that she is strong and I am weak, and there may be other fighting forces around her; the third difficulty lies in the absolute rationality of the Herrscher.

If they have an advantage, they will kill me without hesitation. If they find themselves at a disadvantage, they will escape without any burden.

Ryan pulled out a lock of black hair, feeling that his brain was overloaded. It was not easy to solve each difficulty, and combining them together was even more difficult.

"We must look at the three problems together. At least the first and second difficulties can be used as my advantage. In terms of instant destruction, my authority is far superior to hers."

'And she was in the dark, and I was hiding even deeper. It would be a small chance for her to find me, unless she could predict the future.'

For him personally, these problems are almost unsolvable, but fortunately this is a war and he is not the only chess piece available.

Ryan immediately got the direction and turned on the communication terminal.

"Venar, I have a new discovery."

The communication was relayed by satellite, and electromagnetic waves were obviously not within the jurisdiction of the Fourth Lawrence. Soon, he heard rustling sounds, as well as gunshots and explosions.

"You say." Vinal was panting, and it was obvious that someone had taken his place.

"I found where the Herrscher might be hiding. I'll send you the coordinates. Lead your people and find a way to get close to her and lure her out. I'll be in charge of the sneak attack."

The data was transmitted, and a coordinate point soon appeared on the tactical map, and then Vinal's face almost turned green.

One hundred and fifty kilometers southwest, Fort Latin...

He looked around. The cliff was shattered by the heavy electromagnetic cannon. The collapsed rocks buried hundreds of dead soldiers. A team of three people holding heavy swords rushed back and forth. Their black armor had been stained red. They observed the direction from which the enemy was coming.

It is most common in the southwest.

"you sure?"

"Nine percent possible."

"Can she take action?"

"No, once Sakura makes a move, the Herrscher will know that I am here. You have read the intelligence of the Battle of San Diego. If the Herrscher of Wind wants to run, no one can stop him."

Ryan's tone was emotionless, he was just stating the facts, even though he knew that his request could lead to the annihilation of Team One.

But war should not be filled with too much emotion. Vinar was silent for a moment and asked, "Do you know what price we have to pay?"

"I know, but it's worth paying the price to do it. This is also the meaning of the existence of fusion warriors."

Only the sound of gunfire and rustling remained in the communicator, and Ryan did not urge him. He knew that Vinal was making a choice, a choice between life and death.

But just as he said, this is the meaning of the existence of fusion warriors.

If the Fire Moths can be dealt with by conventional weapons, then there is no need for them, because the Herrscher cannot withstand dozens of N1 bombs, but others are not fools and will run away once there is any sign.

The Fourth Herrscher can move close to the atmosphere. As long as she can fly, Ryan and Alicia cannot stop her even if they join forces.

She could lie dormant in any corner of the world and reconstruct the status quo of the British Isles, and then the combat operations would be endless, leaving only scorched earth.

"Okay, we'll be the bait. You'll have to rely on me to kill her. Don't let me down." He didn't wait for Ryan's reply. He just hung up the call and patted the girl who was shooting in front of him. "Freya, notify everyone. We'll turn to the southwest and attack forward."

"Southwest? Captain, what are you talking about?" The girl's voice was sharp, and anyone with a discerning eye could tell that that was the most dangerous place.

Vinar did not explain or comfort. His face was stern, as cold and hard as steel.

"I know there are dangers, but even if there is a one percent chance, we must fight with our lives. Don't forget our oath—" He glanced at each of his subordinates and squeezed out a sentence from between his teeth.

"Give your heart to the future of mankind!"

Chapter 141 I will, without hesitation!

Ryan certainly knew how risky the Sword of Punishment was, but this was not a child's game, there was no logic to it.

This is a war, a damn war. In order to win, all means must be exhausted. No matter he is an ordinary soldier, a fusion warrior, or Ryan himself, they are all the price of victory.

Death and sacrifice are necessary options, no one can escape them. At least Ryan left Sakura there, did not sacrifice them, and kept himself.

"Well, now it's my turn."

Ryan stretched, hearing the sound of his joints cracking, and slowly walked down the hill, stepped over the guardrail, and came to the congested highway.

He stretched out his hand and could feel the touch of the breeze, and then, purple arcs of electricity flashed on his body, forming a thin coat.

The light was not strong, but the collapse could dissolve all objects, and it just took a step forward.

Just one step away, the wind speed increased a lot. Ryan had already noticed this abnormality, as if there was an invisible dividing line.

The weeds in the cracks swayed back and forth, but they were only shaking slightly behind me. If you didn't observe carefully enough, you wouldn't be able to see it.

Sure enough, there is something strange. Now let’s see if my assumption is correct.

Ryan stood in the middle of these abandoned vehicles, watching the rags on the skeleton swaying back and forth, watching the tattered dolls rolling on the ground, holding the hilt of the sword, tensing his muscles and starting to count silently.

one two Three......

He counted for a hundred seconds, not even missing a single weed floating in the wind. The surroundings were still as silent as death. Only then did he slowly relax his muscles.

There were no dead soldiers or Honkai beasts coming to check, and there was no sense of spying. It was just as I imagined, like the effect of radar.

The wind hit the object and reflected back, achieving the purpose of detection. However, Ryan used his authority to directly dissolve the Honkai energy, leaving no chance for the echo to rebound, thus naturally achieving the invisibility effect.

Of course, this could also be a trap. I have been exposed, and the Herrscher is waiting to fall into the trap.

Fortunately, Ryan has an advantage. He will think and study everything in detail before taking action. But after making a decision, this brain only has one will left -

There is no turning back.

Ryan raised his foot again and kept moving forward, his pace getting faster and faster. He passed through the dense wreckage, crossed the "Latin Fort" sign, and gradually walked deeper into the area.

He kept looking around, and the more he walked, the stranger he felt. This was not a dangerous place, on the contrary, there was nothing here.

The road was choked with cars, the eaves on both sides were overgrown with weeds, a broken street lamp had crushed a truck, and a main battle tank with its head flying off was lying across the middle of the road.

There were ruins and bomb craters everywhere. Ryan could even imagine how terrifying the evacuation would be, with the army firing wildly on one side and the crowd screaming and fleeing on the other.

He even saw a huge round hole in the middle of an elevator apartment building in front of him, as if a laser had penetrated through it and cut the overpass in front of him in half, and more than a dozen tanks were piled up together like dumplings.

"But where did the Death Soldiers and Honkai Beasts go?"

Ryan looked around, and apart from the whistling of the wind, there was only an eerie silence. Before entering the city, he thought it was a zombie siege, but when he looked around, there was nothing at all.