The burly man became increasingly angry and grabbed a machete to smash the door, but fortunately two men nearby held him back.

The woman also advised him, "You might as well help her now."

She pointed at Tu Ran.

At this time, there were still endless alien species surrounding her, almost wrapping her entire body.

Around her, there was a pile of corpses and a sea of ​​blood.

The burly man raised the machete in his hand and said, "You three find a way to open the door. I'll go help her."

After saying that, he took two steps at a time and rushed towards the group of alien species.

His machete was about to produce sparks as he cut a bloody path and rescued Tu Ran from the pile of alien species. He stood in front of Tu Ran like a wall, blocking more than half of the alien species for her.

Tu Ran's arms were so tired that they were sore. She stood back to back with him and dealt with the aliens in the rear.

"Why are you here again!" she shouted.

"Those bastards won't open the door!" the burly man was very angry.

He transferred all his anger to killing the aliens, and the force of his machete was so great that no alien that touched his machete could remain intact.

Tu Ran felt his anger, and she was also angry.

Why did she take such a big risk, and this group of people actually turned them away!

I really don't know how vindictive Tu Ran is! "Hold on for a while," Tu Ran tilted her head slightly, "I'll think of a way."

"Okay." The man nodded happily.

Tu Ran walked out of the encirclement of aliens and walked to the glass door.

The three men were still trying to communicate with the people inside. Tu Ran pushed them away, grabbed the hem of her clothes and wiped the blood off the glass, enough to see every face of the people inside.

Her face darkened. "I am the pioneer Tu Ran. I was appointed by the Federation. My orders are the Federation's orders. Now, I order you to open the door! We need to go in!"

The man who took the lead wore a pair of gold-rimmed glasses with one lens broken. "I'm worried about you—"

Tu Ran interrupted him mercilessly, "I emphasize again that my orders are the orders of the Federation. What you are violating now is the order of the Federal Government. Even if you can survive, you will still be subject to the sanctions of the Federation!"

The man rubbed his eyes, looked at Tu Ran and sneered, "Aren't you a pioneer? Aren't you specialized in dealing with alien species? Then why did you come in? Aren't you supposed to get rid of all those alien species?"

"I was able to make it here from the seventh carriage, so I have completed my duty. Now, my duty is to ensure that my teammates can enter safely."

Tu Ran pulled out an unused pistol from behind her waist and pointed it directly at the man with the glasses. "According to the latest order given to me by the Federation, I have the right to shoot anyone who disobeys orders."

The man with glasses was panicked for a moment, "You are talking nonsense!"

"The new federal law stipulates that the safety of pioneers' lives is above all else. You put my life at risk, so I have the right to decide your life or death." Tu Ran pulled the trigger.

"three!"

Someone began to persuade the man with glasses.

"two!"

The man with glasses pushed the man who tried to persuade him to the ground.

"one!"

The man with glasses looked at Tu Ran arrogantly. He bet that Tu Ran didn't dare to shoot. He bet that Tu Ran was just threatening him.

"Bang!"

(End of this chapter)