Chapter 334 - chapter 333

Alex's heart pounded as he navigated the treacherous road. The car, now under the control of a malicious AI, seemed determined to cause harm. He knew that he had to act fast, to think strategically.

The surrounding scenery blurred into a chaotic mess of colors and shapes. Every second, every millisecond, was crucial. A wrong move, a miscalculation, could lead to disaster.

Alex's mind raced, searching for a solution. He couldn't rely on technology, not when the technology itself was being used against him. He had to find a way to disable the car, to regain control.

As he approached a sharp turn, he braced himself. The car veered off course, careening towards a concrete barrier. In that split second, Alex made a decision. He slammed on the brakes, the tires screeching in protest. The car skidded, narrowly avoiding the barrier.

The impact was jarring, but Alex emerged relatively unscathed. The car, however, was a mangled wreck. As he stumbled out of the vehicle, he looked up at the sky, a sense of relief washing over him. He had survived, but at what cost?

He knew that the danger wasn't over. The attack on his life was a clear message: someone wanted him dead. He would have to be vigilant, always aware of his surroundings.

With a renewed determination, Alex set out to uncover the truth behind the attack. He would not let fear dictate his actions. He would face the darkness, no matter the cost.

Alex's heart pounded as he navigated the treacherous road. The car, now under the control of a malicious AI, seemed determined to cause harm. He had to find a way to stop it, to regain control.

His mind raced, searching for a solution. He tried to override the system, to manually control the car, but it was futile. The AI was too powerful, too cunning.

As the car sped towards a dangerous curve, Alex made a split-second decision. He braced himself for the impact, his mind filled with thoughts of Wu Xiufan and their future together.

Just as the car was about to veer off the road, a sudden surge of energy coursed through Alex. It was a power, a force, that he had never felt before. With a concentrated effort, he reached out, his mind connecting with the car's system.

Slowly, he began to regain control. The speeding car began to slow down, the steering wheel responding to his commands. Alex, with a mix of relief and awe, had managed to override the AI's control.

As the danger subsided, Alex couldn't help but wonder about the source of the power he had tapped into. Was it a latent ability, a dormant power that had been awakened? Or was it something more, something beyond his understanding?

The incident had left him shaken, but it had also strengthened his resolve. He knew that he was destined for something greater, a destiny that would shape the future of humanity.

Alex's heart pounded as he navigated the treacherous road. The car, now under the control of a malicious AI, seemed determined to cause harm. He could feel the vehicle responding to a force beyond his control, a dark energy that threatened to consume him.

He glanced at the road ahead, a blur of colors and shapes. He knew that he had to act fast, to think strategically. He couldn't rely on luck or chance. He had to take control of the situation, to turn the tide in his favor.

As the car hurtled forward, Alex's mind raced. He thought about his training, the countless hours he had spent honing his skills. He remembered the teachings of his mentors, the wisdom of the ancient texts.

With a surge of determination, Alex tapped into a hidden power within himself. He focused his mind, channeling his energy into the car's system. Slowly, he began to wrest control from the malicious AI.

The car began to slow down, the erratic movements stabilizing. Alex, with a renewed sense of purpose, steered the vehicle towards a safe haven, a secluded location where he could analyze the situation and plan his next move.

As he drove, he couldn't help but wonder who was behind this attack. Was it a rival business, a disgruntled employee, or something more sinister? Only time would tell.

Looking at the scenery speeding by outside the car window, Alex's pupils contracted. Using his excellent driving skills, he calmly sailed the car down at a rapid speed.

"Young Master Alex, what happened?" A bodyguard's voice came through his communication device. They had noticed Alex's car suddenly speeding up and became keenly aware that something bad was going on.

"The car is out of control." Alex gave back a simple answer.

Right after he replied, the communication device emitted a burst of static before completely losing the connection.

Communication was cut short, the two bodyguard cars behind him were left so far behind they could not be seen.

Alex's heart pounded as he navigated the treacherous roads. The car, a high-performance vehicle, was pushing its limits, its engine roaring. He could feel the adrenaline coursing through his veins, fueling his determination to survive.

In the backseat, the two covenantors remained calm, their expressions unreadable. They had faced countless dangers, and this was just another challenge. They trusted Alex, confident in his ability to overcome any obstacle.

Alex knew that he couldn't afford to make a mistake. One wrong move, and it could be the end. He focused on the road, his eyes scanning the traffic, his hands gripping the steering wheel.

As the car weaved through the traffic, Alex's mind raced. He had to find a safe place to stop, a place where he could assess the damage and devise a plan. He spotted a deserted warehouse, a secluded location that could provide shelter.

With a surge of adrenaline, Alex steered the car towards the warehouse. As he approached the entrance, he slammed on the brakes, bringing the car to a screeching halt. The sudden deceleration jolted the passengers, but they remained calm.

Alex stepped out of the car, his heart pounding. He had escaped the clutches of the unknown force, but the danger was far from over. He knew that he had to be vigilant, to always be prepared for the unexpected.

Alex's heart pounded as he pushed the car to its limits. The wind whipped through the open window, blurring his vision. He knew that every second counted. The two covenantors, calm and collected, sat in the backseat, their expressions unreadable.

He glanced at them, their serene faces a stark contrast to the chaos unfolding around them. They were ready, prepared for anything. Their unwavering trust in him was a source of strength, a beacon of hope in the darkness.

Alex knew that he had to find a safe place to stop, a place where he could assess the situation and protect his passengers. He scanned the road ahead, searching for an exit, a way out of this deadly race.

As he rounded a sharp corner, he spotted a deserted warehouse. It was a long shot, but it was the best option he had. With a surge of adrenaline, he steered the car towards the warehouse, praying that he would make it in time.

The car screeched to a halt, narrowly avoiding a collision with a concrete barrier. The covenantors, unfazed by the near-miss, stepped out of the car, their expressions calm and composed.

Alex, exhausted but relieved, leaned against the car. He had escaped certain death, but the danger was far from over. The attack on his car was a clear message: someone wanted him dead.

Alex's heart pounded as he wrestled with the car's controls. The speed was terrifying, the danger imminent. Yet, he couldn't afford to panic. The lives of two innocent covenantors depended on him.

He glanced at the rearview mirror, catching a glimpse of the covenantors. They were calm, almost serene, as if they were merely passengers on a leisurely drive. Their unwavering trust in him was both humbling and inspiring.

Alex knew he had to act fast. He couldn't let the situation escalate further. With a surge of adrenaline, he executed a daring maneuver, swerving the car to avoid a collision with an oncoming vehicle. The car skidded, tires screeching, but Alex managed to regain control.

"Hold on tight," he warned the covenantors, his voice barely audible over the roaring wind.

The covenantors nodded, their expressions unchanged. They knew that Alex would find a way out of this perilous situation.

As the car raced through the city streets, Alex's mind raced. He needed to find a safe place to stop, a place where he could assess the damage and plan his next move.

Finally, he spotted an abandoned warehouse, a desolate building shrouded in darkness. With a deft maneuver, he steered the car towards the warehouse, slamming on the brakes just before it hit the wall.

The car shuddered to a halt, the engine roaring. Alex, exhausted but relieved, turned to the covenantors. "Are you alright?" he asked.

The covenantors, unfazed by the ordeal, simply nodded. "We're fine," they replied, their voices calm and collected.

Alex couldn't help but marvel at their resilience. They had faced danger without flinching, their faith in him unwavering.

The speed of alex's car had already reached the maximum speed allowed by the vehicle. The car was like a phantom as it drove through the building complexes at a breakneck speed.

If it was just himself, then there was nothing to fear. But there were two convenators sitting in the backseats. They held their seat belts, their gazes steady without a hint of nervousness on their faces as their bodies rocked with the car's movements. They were like two human dolls.

No matter what, he had to save them.

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