Edge of the Apocalypse
Chapter 833: Split Up Troops

When the Seven-Fanged Warrior died, the morale of the Catus collapsed. They died, they fled. Moments later, only Alan and the others were left standing in this passageway. Alan picked up an energy gun from the hands of a warrior on the ground. He looked at the energy capacity and found that there was only about 70% left. He also picked up some blinding explosive ordnance and a shotgun. He was still unable to fight intensely, and the firearms and ammunition in his hands could play a role. It would definitely be of limited use to experts, but it was more than enough to kill ordinary soldiers.

Belmond and the others were also cleaning up the tunnel battlefield, bringing as much equipment as possible with them. If not, remove the solid-state battery from the energy gun or electromagnetic net gun. With just a little use of these things, they would become high-energy bombs.

Catherine walked up to Ellen and said, "How are your injuries?"

When she found Allen, she discovered that his aura was weak. Fortunately, his life was good and there was no danger to his life. Alan raised his head when he heard this, "It will probably take a day or two before we can fight."

"Too long." Catherine shook her head. In fact, Ellen's recovery speed was already fast. But now that he was trapped on the enemy ship, it was clear that a day or two was still too long on this dangerous mother ship. The major general who had chased Allen knew very well that this seemingly low-ranking fellow's actual combat strength was comparable to a colonel-ranked figure. To be able to threaten an ordinary major general, at this moment, it seemed like he needed his combat strength.

If he could recover his combat ability as soon as possible, it would undoubtedly increase the safety factor of this team.

Alan also knew what it meant to lose combat strength in a day or two, but he could not change this situation. He left Catherine, who was pondering, and called Hubble over, "Take us to the main room."

"You want to blow up the power room?" Catherine raised her head and said, "Now is not the time, unless you want us all to be part of the dust of the universe."

Allen insisted, "Even if it doesn't blow up immediately, it's good to be prepared. Besides, it's a mother ship. Don't you think there should be tools like escape ships in it?"

"Even if there is, do you know how to drive?" Catherine raised her eyebrows.

Hubble interrupted, "Don't argue. In fact, I haven't got a seat in the power room yet."

Hearing this, Belmond whistled, "Good. Brother, you dropped your chain at the critical moment."

Hubble turned around and said angrily, "First of all, I'm not your brother. Second, I don't think ordinary warriors can understand the difference between a power room and a command room. Of course, the Grai Giants should know, but they shouldn't tell me."

Belmond immediately raised his hands, expressing his unwillingness to argue with him on the subject.

Alan held his forehead and felt a headache. Hubble wasn't a cautious person, so it wasn't surprising that he couldn't find the location of the power room. However, for this team, the space on the mothership was simply too large. Finding a power room in such a large starship without a precise location was probably no different from finding a needle in a haystack.

Moreover, Ellen did not think that the other party would give them time to find the power room calmly. Right now, he had only repelled a wave of enemy soldiers, but who knew if he would send out the experts on the mothership in the next wave?

Catherine seemed to have discovered something and silently walked to a puppet in the passage. Alan looked up and saw that it was a brain terminal embedded in a wall. Catherine easily opened the panel under the terminal and took out her own tactical board. Pulling out a few data lines from one side of the tactical board, Catherine plugged them into the interface below the terminal. Alan walked over and asked in surprise, "You can hack into their system?"

"The Federation has never given up on the study of foreign civilizations. In fact, we have grasped the basic technologies of several races and developed specific software to crack them." Catherine said while operating on the tactical board. A progress bar quickly appeared on the screen. Catherine exhaled and said, "There's a reaction. I hope we can find information about the plan of the mothership inside."

A moment later, the progress bar read ended. Countless amounts of data danced on the screen. Every second, a huge amount of data was copied and stored in the storage area of the tactical board. However, this process only lasted for five seconds, and a red icon lit up on the screen. The data that was dancing all over the screen also disappeared. Catherine shrugged her shoulders, "It's been blocked off by their system firewall, but I've downloaded a lot of stuff. Let me see what's there …"

Her delicate fingers moved nimbly on the screen and a window popped up. Katherine typed in a set of commands. A moment later, more than a dozen plan connections appeared on the screen and were lined up neatly. Katherine's eyes swept across the screen, and a few seconds later, she took out a map, zoomed in, and searched it. Allen and the others also walked up. Looking at the strange symbols on the map, Allen asked in surprise, "Do you understand these markings?"

'"I'm not very proficient. I only know some vocabulary, but it's enough to distinguish between regions. Do you only know how to fight when you're a general of the Federation? We usually have time to learn foreign languages and cultures. Only by understanding them can we defeat them better." Katherine pointed at several areas on the map. "Here's the main power room. Here's the road map."

She used her brain to mark her location, and her brain quickly drew the fastest route to the power room. Both Allen and Belmond remembered, and the former happily said, "Since we know where we are, let's go."

"No, you have to come with me to this place." Catherine pointed in another direction on the map. "This is the infirmary. Right now, we need your combat strength. We don't have time to wait for your body to recover."

"But …"

"No buts." Katherine straightened her body and pointed at her shoulder. "Right now, I have the highest rank here. Everyone, including you, must accept my command!" Jiang Xing said.

"We're not soldiers," Alan shrugged.

"Civilians are even more subject to control. In short, you have no right to refuse." Catherine said in an irrefutable tone, and then said to Belmond, "I need you to bring someone else to the main room to prepare. I can tell you very clearly that you still have to take on the task of diverting the enemy troops away from us. Unless you want him to be disturbed while he is being treated?"

Belmond looked at Laura and the others. Laura nodded heavily, and Hubble only snorted but did not object. So Belmond said to Allen, "We will do as General Catherine says. Young Master Allen, please cooperate with the general. She is right, we need your strength now."

Alan could only helplessly spread out his hands and say, "Alright, I'll listen to you."

Catherine put away her tactical board and tightened her scorpion spear. "Then hurry up and leave. We …"

Suddenly, her expression stiffened and she snorted from her nostrils. Catherine suddenly raised her head, and a flame was rapidly expanding in front of her line of sight. At this moment, Allen noticed something and caught a light sound of an electromagnetic gun firing!

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