Hearing He Kui's words, the uncle was speechless but still believed him; after all, he was someone the boss had brought in, and there was no need to lie.
If they wanted him dead, he would have been dead long ago.
"What should we do?"
The uncle gritted his teeth and asked.
"Uncertain."
At this moment, He Kui did have a way; he could let the two die here, and then he could easily escape.
"Brother, you guys go ahead. Yulis will distract them."
Yulis seemed to have made a certain decision.
"Why?"
He Kui was momentarily taken aback; he hadn't expected Yulis to say this to him.
"Consider it a repayment of kindness."
At this moment, Yulis no longer wore her previous smile, her face serious as she spoke.
"Those people are not ones you can distract."
He Kui sighed; those people were not to be underestimated. Even though Yulis was agile, she was still far behind adults with various high-tech detection devices.
"Uncle, we'll split up. We'll distract them, and you take the chance to return to Great Waterfall City."
He Kui said simply.
"But..."
"That's decided."
"Okay!"
Faced with He Kui's decisive and unchangeable tone, the uncle nodded.
Since he was someone the boss had brought in, he had to obey orders.
He continued on the predetermined route.
"Brother? I can go alone..."
"Shh~"
He Kui placed his index finger in front of his mask.
"Brother will take you to see fireworks."
"Fireworks?"
Yulis tilted her head, puzzled, unsure if this brother was crazy.
Her adorable appearance made one unable to resist wanting to pat her head.
"Yes, fireworks."
He had originally wanted the uncle to take Yulis away first, but it seemed Yulis was trustworthy.
"Shihe, it's about to begin."
He Kui smiled as he looked at the girl beside him.
Even though they were in the absolutely safe radar room, they felt as if they had returned to that perilous battlefield.
"Mm, I won't lose to you."
Shihe was also spirited, the gentle warmth in her phoenix eyes replaced by a chilling aura.
"Ten... nine... eight..."
As Shihe counted down, the little bird that had been controlled by her flew directly onto the leading Pioneer fighter jet.
The Quantum Virus was injected into the Pioneer fighter jet from He Kui's base through Aegis as a medium.
"Control authority obtained, safety lock released, cockpit opening."
As Shihe spoke, the pilot inside the fighter jet was thrown into panic as he watched the uncontrollable Pioneer fighter jet.
"Mayday, mayday, the fighter jet has lost control."
However, the communication channel awaited by this pilot remained completely unresponsive.
He Kui's Quantum Virus had blacked out the entire fighter jet, naturally preventing the other side from contacting their backline.
As the squad leader, he quickly pressed the emergency ejection button under the pilot seat.
However, there was no response; the machinery had already been locked down by the Quantum Virus.
Soon, the cockpit's glass cover was forcibly opened, and the pilot's safety belt automatically loosened.
The cold wind rushed into the cockpit, and in the fear of death, the Pioneer fighter jet executed two consecutive barrel rolls, throwing the pilot out.
Meanwhile, on the ground, Yulis was still unaware of what was happening in the sky, only looking up at that side in fear.
A faint sound of wind was coming from that direction, and the sound was getting closer.
"Brother! It's still time to leave now!"
"No need, close your eyes, Yulis."
He Kui said as he hugged Yulis tightly; it was a hard embrace that felt a bit uncomfortable for her.
In fact, He Kui's Aegis was only slightly taller than a child, so Yulis being held up by Aegis looked quite odd and uncomfortable.
"Close your eyes."
He Kui's voice carried a hint of tenderness.
"Okay!"
Yulis chose to trust He Kui. To let this brother fully trust her, she first entrusted her life to him, and now, perhaps, it was also a response from her brother.
As the whistling sound grew closer, along with the panicked voices from the National Defense Guard's communications, He Kui controlled Aegis to take off, while the hijacked Pioneer fighter jet, after precise calculations, arrived at Aegis's ascent path in a prone position.
Thus, He Kui successfully entered the Pioneer fighter jet.
"Control authority is yours; I'll go hijack another one."
Shihe said as she corrected the Pioneer fighter jet, and the cockpit door was closed.
Originally, this Quantum Virus could only hijack one Mobile Suit at a time, but He Kui had two people now.
"Okay."
He Kui responded, looking down at Yulis, who was still obediently keeping her eyes closed. Her small, scarred hands were tightly gripping his clothing.
"Yulis, you can open your eyes now."
Upon hearing this, Yulis's long eyelashes fluttered, and what she saw was a strange scene before her.
"..."
Yulis was shocked as she turned to look at the brother still holding her, completely not expecting how he had done this.
In her perception, it felt like she had suddenly taken off, then experienced a dizzying spin, and then the world had quieted down.
But how was this possible? What happened to the original pilot? Even if her brother had a personal jet backpack, it wouldn't be possible to take out the pilot in such a short time, right?
Moreover, she hadn't heard any sounds; it was as if they had entered as if the fighter jet was being piloted by a ghost to welcome them.
"This is the Pioneer fighter jet."
Without explanation, He Kui finished speaking, and Shihe had already controlled another fighter jet.
"Aegis's radiation control over the little bird has an effective range of ten kilometers; be careful not to exceed that range."
He Kui reminded.
"Rest assured."
Shihe said confidently, manipulating the fighter jet to fire its machine guns at the friendly forces ahead.
Immediately, fireballs began to rain down from the sky.
The National Guard responsible for internal defense was not very strong, and such safe duties were usually assigned to pampered young ladies and gentlemen. Now, suddenly being attacked by friendly forces, they were caught off guard and turned into fireworks in the sky.
As for the people in the cockpit cont
rolled by Shihe, they watched their teammates being killed by their own uncontrollable fighter jet, beginning to scream in panic.
The National Guard's channel was instantly thrown into chaos, resembling a hellish scene.
(End of Chapter)