'Yes, yes, yes, this time it's my little brother's fault.'
With that, he quietly slipped a bearer savings card into his hand.
Jia City Lord greatly under his command, left the place.
Inside the factory, the little old man was left alone. But his face did not have the slightest hint of displeasure.
Instead, a cold smile appeared.
What a shit lord, dead people are not qualified to speak.
Adam also just went up for a turn and returned to his t4 landing frigate.
Piloting his own familiar battleship was the most comfortable thing to do.
'Hey, where are you going?'
Doris's voice came from behind her.
Turning his head to look, he found her with her arms wrapped around her with an unhappy look on her face.
This made him a little puzzled.
'What's wrong? I'm getting on the boat. I didn't do anything to upset you, did I?'
'No? So you're going to let me carry such a big crate up there by myself?'
Glancing at the large, half-man-tall crate beside her.
I hadn't really noticed this before because of the rails.
Now that she said it, it seemed to make so much sense a hammer.
With that weird strength of hers, she could have screwed off her own canopy.
You're telling me you can't lift this thing?
Oh, why is that so unconvincing.
But he dares to say it.
She doesn't want to lose face?
If he really didn't give her face, then the one who would be unlucky at that time would be himself.
'Eh, understand.'
Returning to her side, the moment he picked up the box, he almost didn't flash his waist.
'Shit, what's inside! So heavy!'
'Nothing. My entire fortune.'
The corners of his mouth twitched, it's no wonder, this box of star coins, I'm afraid it could be tens of thousands.
Not going to pretend to be a big tail, click on the anti-gravity system above.
This felt a lot easier.
Coming to the bridge, closing the hatch and starting the battleship.
Seeing her sitting in the gunner's seat, he didn't bother with her.
The battleship set sail, the anti-gravity engines kicked in and the battleship slowly levitated to five hundred metres in the air, heading in the direction of the manor.
'Right Adam. You didn't touch anything in my room, did you?'
'No.'
Suddenly something came to his mind.
'Sister Doris, you have your own room?'
From what his mind remembered, it seemed, like she always had.
'Nonsense. Your room isn't my room.'
Shit, it was really the same as what he thought.
The two had slept together when they were little.
Afterwards when they were older as well.
But the two were as pure as a sheet of white paper.
Lust? Oh, in the face of a female exposure, if you dare to show the slightest hint of lust, just wait to receive the hammer of the God of Thunder's sanction.
'So you're not going to sleep in my room again, are you?'
'Of course. We didn't all sleep together when we were kids.'
'But I'm an adult now.'
'You? You have the nerve to call yourself an adult.'
Said also glanced at him, that look, how to see how wrong.
Not long after flying out, suddenly on the radar but three red light spots appeared.
This is the relationship of being locked by the fire control radar.
But in this kind of place.
Who the hell would target himself like this?
Before he could think about it in detail, Doris' side had already contacted Yan Wenjun's side.
'Come over for support immediately. There are three unidentified frigates approaching fast.'
'Aye. Arrive in three minutes at most.'
The communication hung up, and Doris quickly entered a state of battle readiness, the flexible metal mount under her arse adjusting its angle, the fixed buckles on her body all locked.
The image of the shelling projected in front of her eyes, however, made her frown slightly.
'How come you only have one energy cannon up here?'
'I'm a t4 landing frigate, where would I find room for anything else.'
While saying that, he adjusted his angle and quickly angled his altitude while entering the huge maple tree forest below.
This kind of maple tree was not the kind found on the Blue Planet.
The maple trees here were all around two hundred metres in height, and it was not uncommon for the red leaves to be two or three metres in diameter.
Each maple tree would require dozens of people to hold it together in order to ring it up.
Their root systems were very well developed, and they were able to survive in such barren soil.
Don't look at the fact that this area had a range of tens of kilometres, but in reality, they only had two or three trees.
Once they reached adulthood, the root system would grow more trunks and multiply more branches.
The landing ship entered the forest area and quickly disappeared from the enemy's radar.
They could only be detected if they were close enough to a certain distance.
Doris took a deep breath, more than a little nervous.
After all, she knew how bad this guy's stinking driving skills were.
'Are you good? Don't push it if you can't. I don't want to get into a car accident before I even get home.'
'Sis, can you stop. The dodging space is so big. I have no problem operating it with one hand.'
'You just skin it. The whole who needs two hands to fly a battleship.'
Just at this moment, there were large swathes of machine guns above them that swept back and forth towards the bottom. And it was still firing erratically towards the angle they had just entered.
The effective kill of the machine gun thing was only 300 metres.
But it was aimed at warships.
If it was just targeting ordinary people, two kilometres wouldn't be any problem.
The clattering bullets landed on the leaves, breaking them up and scattering them to the ground in droves.
This saved a lot of things.
The fallen leaves wouldn't weather, they would only rot quickly and optimise the soil.
Normally, waiting for them to fall naturally would take about two years. The efficiency wasn't very high.
Now that they're being swept around so indiscriminately, they're kind of ahead of schedule.
'Be careful, it's easy for them to find us when they do that.'
'Hmm. I know.'
By this time he had already adjusted his angle.
In a place like this, drifting was definitely not realistic.
There was one minute and fifty-three seconds left in the three-minute countdown.
The brain raced, and soon an attack plan appeared in his mind.
The left hand quickly adjusted the battleship's attitude, reversed around a few large trees, and rushed towards the nearest t3 attack frigate.
However, his speed wasn't fast, too fast would cause more commotion and would easily be detected.
The surrounding machine guns were still strafing. One of them had already arrived five hundred metres away.
The two nearby frigates were more than three hundred metres apart. It was definitely impractical to attack both ships at the same time.
And once they entered the two hundred metre range, they would definitely be scanned away by the other side's radar.
But opportunity was reserved for the prepared.
Just then, the landing ship raised its head, forming a forty-five degree elevation angle with its thrusters powered up to full power.
The first thing Doris guessed was what the bastard was going to do.
Not a word of bullshit.
She also wanted to see what on earth gave this bastard thing the nerve to do something so crazy.
With a hoot, the landing ship broke out of the dense undergrowth and rushed headlong towards the mother ship, the T3 frigate, two hundred metres away.
The enemy's radar was the first to synchronise combat data. The other two battleships adjusted their weapon angles the first time and locked onto the direction he was in.
However, because there happened to be one of their own in the direction he was charging forward, the fire control system was in a protective mechanism and could not fire on him.
The only one that could make a move was this battleship that was less than a hundred metres away from him.
Both sides' firepower sprayed each other towards each other at the same time.
After all, it was an attack ship, and its firepower was obviously higher than his side.
However, as a landing ship, his energy shield was also of a more advanced kind.
The two machine guns slammed into the other side's electromagnetic shield, and Doris manoeuvred the energy cannons to continuously irradiate on the other side's energy shield.
The blue beam lasted for two seconds.
The other party's energy shield dropped rapidly.
By this time, the landing ship was already less than a hundred metres away from the other party.
At such a close distance, the shield produced interference.
Bang, bang, bang, ten landing balls shot out directly.
A set of operations was completed, rolling sideways three times in a row, once again disappearing into the woods and disappearing from the opponent's radar.
Looking at such a set of flowing attacks, Doris was very surprised.
Was this still the bad boy she knew?
This textbook sneak attack was simply amazing.
Adam didn't bother with her and looked at the time, the round of sneak attacks just before and after consumed a total of 15s.
There was still about one minute and thirty seconds before the support arrived.
Also because of this sneak attack of his, the enemy didn't continue to strafe at low altitude, but instead pulled up their altitude, not giving him a chance to sneak attack.
As for the frigate that he had successfully invaded, a firefight had already taken place inside at this time.
The Bionic Mechanical Soldier opened up at his thighs, a one-man energy shield in one hand and an energy ray gun in the other, and pushed his way quickly across the room.
The guards that rushed up were killed on the spot.
After all, it was a frigate, it couldn't be equipped with much manpower.
Ten to fight four or five, no pressure at all.
The bridge was sliced open by the locked alloy door, and a round of strafing ended. All the targets were easily taken care of.
It was a pity that these robots did not know how to pilot a battleship, otherwise it would have become a two-on-two situation by this time.
Looking at the remaining strength of the shields, there was still almost half, although it was still slowly increasing, but if they rushed up, this point of the shields were afraid that they would be emptied by the other side.
'Adam. Is that a robot inside your lander?'
'Hmm.'
'Let's switch to human soldiers later.'
Many of those used on this kind of lander were normal humans.
After all, after completing the invasion, normal humans were still able to manoeuvre the other side's battleships for combat.
The effect was much better than cheap robots.
But Adam's answer was something that threw her for a loop.
'Don't.'
'Ah, why?'
'Trouble. I don't want extra people on my battleship.'
Doris frowned.
'Are you trying to do something weird up there?'