Think of a way, think of a way!
Why do I have to come up with a solution again?!
Am I some kind of unofficial member of your Rabbit House?
Ies rubbed his head vigorously, trying to figure out what to do for a long time.
“I have a suggestion, Mr. Rope Maker.”
Just when Ies was at her wit's end, a voice suddenly shone into her heart like holy light.
Ies couldn't help but raise his head and look at Lycan's upright spine. He saw Lycan looking down at his pocket watch, and his whole body seemed to be radiating golden light.
"Leicahn..."
Ies murmured.
However, Lycahn seemed lost in thought, stroking his chin as he said:
“Since Mr. Rope Craftsman’s friend said that the airship’s autopilot has been tampered with using hacking techniques, then we can actually use manual control to make it fly back to its normal flight path.”
"The only difficulty, then, is how to get to the airship..."
"etc!"
Ies was startled and slapped her cheeks hard with her two short hands. The crisp sound and the intense pain told her that this was reality.
"Leicarn, you mean you can pilot an airship?" Ies exclaimed.
"Nothing to be surprised about."
Lekahn remained calm and said, "This is just the basic knowledge that domestic workers should have."
Yeah?
Eis tilted his head, a large question mark appearing on the screen.
But soon, Lina said, "Alright, you two, we don't have time for nonsense. The airship is approaching the cavern with increased firepower, isn't it?"
Colleen, somewhat worried, gripped the chainsaw tightly and said timidly, "But...but how can we break through the rebels' lines in such a short time, and what if they hurt Miss Ryan...ah!!!"
Bang!
Just as Kelin was speaking, a loud noise suddenly came.
When the smoke cleared and everyone looked over, they discovered that a huge hole had been kicked in the wall, and the bright moon hung high in the sky!
Fagar stood at the cave entrance, its wings slowly expanding outwards, as if they were about to fully open at any moment.
He turned around, the night breeze ruffling the hair on his forehead, the moonlight reflecting a cold light off his monocle.
"Perhaps we can try a different approach... Manager, do you have any radishes from around the Balai Building?"
...
"Useless, useless, a bunch of good-for-nothings!"
After waiting for more than ten minutes, the rebel captain in charge of the operation still hadn't received a report from his squad leader and deputy captain.
Not only did they not return, but none of their rebel troops also returned.
Based on past experience, they were probably wiped out.
"Very well, everyone, listen to my command!"
The captain slammed his fist on the table, stood up, and gave a stern order.
Although they were rebels, they still had the necessary discipline. After five seconds, everyone dropped their playing cards and Walkmans, quickly dusted themselves off, and stood up.
The soldiers' posture was far from standard, and most of them were craning their necks to see what kind of trouble their battalion commander was up to.
There is discipline, but not much.
However, it was barely enough. After all, they were rebels, just trying to make a living, and they didn't have the energy to deal with the trivial matters of a regular army.
The captain didn't bother to reprimand them and directly ordered, "Everyone, guard all the checkpoints and don't let those housekeepers get up here!"
After saying that, the captain turned to leave.
At this moment, one of his company commanders could no longer contain his curiosity and blurted out, "Captain, what are you going to do?"
"Go and deal with that troublemaker; she's useless now!"
The captain left after uttering those words.
The squadron leader couldn't help but give him a friendly gesture from the outer ring of his hometown as he watched him go, secretly complaining that this idiot was once again shirking his responsibilities, leaving the burden of command on his shoulders again.
Damn it! If we win, the captain gets all the credit, but if we lose, I'm the one who takes the blame!
But what can we do? We have to face life as it comes.
The squadron leader turned around and looked at everyone, scanning their faces to see if there were any promising young talents who could help him shoulder the heavy responsibilities.
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