Ke Bing held her shoulders tightly and whispered comforting words that everything was alright, saying that Jiang Cheng would return safely.
Luo Xiaoli remained silent, her gaze devout and resolute. She always believed that Jiang Cheng, as her lover, could win every battle. Even if the thorny path was full of ghosts, with Satan on her left and Lucifer on her right, and even if fallen angels spread their wings, they could not obscure the glory of God.
A person with faith will never feel fear; she has a God in her heart.
"Time's up! First echelon, prepare!" Tali's voice echoed through every snow-covered corner. The soldiers gripped their weapons tightly, staring ahead with a death-defying resolve, their lips pressed firmly together.
"As planned, reinforcements will enter the Death Dimension in batches. Do you understand?"
"clear!!"
"Alright, first echelon, follow me!"
Zhu Yibai focused his mind, manipulating the Snow Maiden to stand proudly between heaven and earth. His right hand grasped the snowflakes drifting in the wind, and a chilling ice blade suddenly appeared, reflecting the intense sunlight.
"Kill!" he roared, and as the vanguard, the blue light of the engine behind him flashed, and he rushed into the dimension!
...
Smoke and fire.
This was Jiang Cheng's and the others' most immediate impression. Upon entering, the pungent smell of battle assaulted their nostrils, enough to imagine the intensity of the fighting that had taken place just two or three days prior. The sights were even more horrific: the ground was covered with countless swarms of charred insects, their hard but still blackened scales, and in the distance, a glacier crumbled, riddled with bottomless craters – a truly horrific scene.
The dimension remained dark, and the heavily armored soldiers couldn't tell whether what they were stepping on was the remains of insects or the dust turned into human remains. They couldn't help but shrink back, a sense of tragic grandeur rising in their hearts.
Those who sacrificed their lives gave up more information, paving the way for those who came after.
Upon entering the dimension, the defensive line was immediately set up. Yuki-onna stood at the forefront, and Zhu Yibai's piloting was extremely skillful, undoubtedly due to the training he had undergone over the past few days. However, unlike last time, Yuki-onna now had a cylindrical object on her shoulder, specially made by the Heavy Armaments Department.
Not far below, where the axe-headed creature was resting, a thin membrane had appeared over the huge crater. Just as the person recording the battlefield situation said, the axe-headed creature could not control the explosive power of the black sphere, and even it could only hide to avoid being attacked indiscriminately.
What the War Maiden needs to do is to penetrate deep into the second layer of membrane, enter the glacier nest, launch the missiles on her shoulders, and force the enemy to confront her head-on.
While everyone was busy setting up defensive lines, the researcher responsible for recording the battlefield noticed something and rushed over, whispering in Jiang Cheng's ear, "Commander, look at this."
He handed over a transparent bag and a high-powered magnifying glass.
Jiang Cheng took the bag, which contained some dust. He didn't know what was noteworthy about it, but he knew that the researchers under his command would not invite trouble for no reason, so he examined it carefully with a high-powered microscope.
This is quite something.
The bag contained the remains of an insect corpse, with limbs scorched beyond recognition by flames clearly visible. Jiang Cheng remembered that these were the antennae he had studied before. Besides the remains, there was also a tiny crystalline glimmer, so small that it was invisible to the naked eye. Mixed in with the charred corpse dust, it was so dazzling... it was like a dusty sapphire.
He had never seen such a crystal structure before. It was not only complex but also mysterious. It was definitely not any kind of substance that Jiang Cheng knew. In other words, the crystal micro-light he discovered absolutely did not exist on Earth.
Jiang Cheng suddenly had an idea and solemnly said to the researcher, "Send this bag out of the dimension immediately and hand it over to Minister Li Li of the Research Department so that he can study it in detail."
"Understood!" The man recording the battlefield could not hide his excitement. He knew he had discovered something extremely important and hurried towards the membrane.
No one saw that Gu Qingwan, who was standing next to Jiang Cheng, was staring at the bag with a complicated look in her eyes, her expression uneasy, and she lowered her head in silence.
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