I am the creator of New Life on the Earth
Chapter 217: The Mission Begins

Chapter 217: The Mission Begins

Chapter: The Mission Begins

Adam stood amidst the chaos of the dumping ground, his eyes fixed on Zero’s newly evolved form.

The light blue glow from Zero’s intricate patterns illuminated the dark surroundings, making it clear that this creation had surpassed all expectations.

Adam nodded in approval and turned to address his team.

"It’s time," Adam began, his voice steady and determined. "We need to start the mission now. No delays."

Before he could elaborate further, Zero interrupted. "Lord Adam," it said with a calm yet confident tone, "forgive me for interjecting, but I’ve prepared a special device for this mission—something designed specifically for situations like this."

Adam raised an eyebrow, curious. "What kind of device, Zero?"

Zero smiled faintly, and a soft hum emanated from somewhere deep within its body. The sound grew louder, mechanical yet oddly melodic.

From behind Zero, a small robotic figure emerged—a dog-like automaton with a sleek, white plastic exterior.

Its glowing blue eyes scanned its surroundings, and its tail, a thin rod-like appendage, pointed upward as it approached.

The robotic dog moved forward with precise, deliberate steps. Its movements were smooth and lifelike, but the mechanical whir of its servos betrayed its artificial nature.

Adam stared at the creation in astonishment, his arms falling to his sides. "What... is this?"

Before Adam could form another question, Sona and Tayo flew forward, curiosity lighting up their faces. "Did you make this?" Sona asked, her voice tinged with amazement. She perched delicately on the dog’s back, and Tayo followed suit, inspecting its form closely.

The dog didn’t react, remaining still and composed as the two fairies settled on its back.

"This is my finest experiment," Zero declared, pride evident in its tone. "This device can operate independently and handle reconnaissance tasks without risking any of our team members. Even if it fails, there will be no casualties."

Adam rubbed his chin thoughtfully, his gaze shifting between Zero and the robotic dog. A reconnaissance tool that minimizes risk. Smart, Zero. Very smart.

After a moment of contemplation, Adam nodded. "Alright, what’s your plan for using it?"

Zero stepped forward, its glowing patterns intensifying. "Lord Adam, we simply need to send it to the target location. Once deployed, it will handle the rest. It’s equipped with advanced sensors, stealth capabilities, and a self-destruction mechanism in case it’s compromised."

Adam considered this, then turned to Sona. "Do you remember where the power holder’s house is?"

Sona nodded confidently. "Yes, Lord Adam. I can teleport the dog there immediately."

"Not yet," Adam said, raising a hand. "We need to return to the base first. From there, you’ll teleport it to the target location."

With that, Ninja stepped forward, placing a hand on Adam’s shoulder and another on Zero’s. The air shimmered around them as Ninja activated his teleportation ability. In a flash, the group vanished, leaving the dumping ground behind.

The team reappeared in Adam’s room, the familiar surroundings a stark contrast to the chaotic landscape they had just left. The robotic dog materialized a moment later, thanks to Sona’s teleportation skill.

Adam glanced around the room, ensuring everyone was ready. "Alright, let’s begin the mission."

Sona hovered slightly above the ground, her wings beating softly. "Understood, Lord Adam. I’ll handle the deployment."

With a wave of her hand, Sona activated her teleportation skill once more. The robotic dog began to shimmer, its form growing translucent as it disappeared from the room.

The hum of its departure lingered in the air as the team watched, anticipation hanging heavy around them. Adam took a deep breath, his focus sharp. "Now, we wait. This is just the beginning."

The scene shifted to the lavish corridor of Krish’s five-star hotel suite.

The sleek white robotic dog materialized out of thin air, teleporting precisely to its designated location, thanks to Sona’s skillful use of teleportation.

Within seconds of completing the mission, Sona vanished back to Adam’s base, leaving the dog to navigate the mission on its own.

Back at the base, Adam was seated in his chair, his fingers tapping rhythmically on the armrest.

Tayo hovered near the bed while Ninja stood in his usual alert position by the window.

On the monitor, Pratham’s virtual avatar was displayed, awaiting the next update. As Sona returned, a wave of anticipation rippled through the room.

"Done," Sona announced, her wings fluttering as she settled beside Tayo.

Zero stepped forward confidently, standing beside Adam. Without a word, it raised its hand, which began to morph and reshape.

Its index finger extended into a sharp, metallic USB-like appendage. Zero gently inserted this appendage into Adam’s CPU system.

The monitor before Adam flickered to life, displaying a live feed from the robotic dog’s perspective. Adam leaned forward, his eyes narrowing in astonishment.

"What... what is this?" Adam asked, his voice filled with surprise. "What did you change in that pile of scrap?"

Zero grinned, a faint glow running along the lines on its face. "Lord Adam, I made several modifications to optimize its functionality. This is just one of its capabilities—to serve you effectively."

Adam’s gaze returned to the screen. The live feed showed the dog moving cautiously through the corridor. The video quality was crisp, with enhanced brightness that adapted seamlessly to the dim lighting of the hotel.

"This is impressive," Adam murmured, his awe growing.

The scene on the monitor showed the robotic dog maneuvering with precision. It passed through a resting lounge, its sensors scanning the surroundings.

Plush sofas, a large television, and opulent décor filled the room. The dog’s movements were silent, its presence unnoticed by anyone in the vicinity.

The dog continued, turning a corner and approaching the suite. Inside, Krish, the middle-aged power holder, was seated comfortably on a large couch.

Two young women sat on either side of him, their postures relaxed as they watched television. Krish exuded an air of authority, his eyes fixed on the screen.

As the robotic dog approached the suite, its entrance caught Krish’s attention. He frowned, pointing a finger toward the door.

"Where did that dog come from?" he asked, his voice sharp and commanding.

The two women turned their heads, their expressions shifting to mild confusion. "It’s probably just a stray," one of them suggested, though her tone betrayed her uncertainty.

Krish leaned forward, narrowing his eyes. "A stray? In a five-star hotel? That’s not possible."

The dog stepped further into the room, its pristine white body gleaming under the suite’s lights. Its glowing blue eyes locked onto its targets.

Before anyone could react further, the dog’s tail shot upright, its tip splitting open to reveal a compact yet menacing weapon. The weapon’s spherical core emitted a faint hum before a bright flash of light illuminated the room.

The two women screamed, their instincts kicking in too late.

The weapon fired a pair of darts in rapid succession, each dart finding its mark on the women’s necks. Within seconds, they slumped back onto the couch, unconscious but unharmed.

Back at the room, Adam sat bolt upright. His eyes widened as he processed what he had just witnessed.

Zero, standing beside him, smiled. "It’s a non-lethal incapacitation weapon, Lord Adam. Effective and silent."

Adam turned to Zero, his expression a mix of astonishment and approval. "You’ve done well, Zero. I didn’t expect such precision and effectiveness. This will be very useful."

Back in the suite, Krish stared at the scene before him, his face contorting with shock and anger. He rose to his feet, fists clenched as he glared at the robotic dog.

"What is this? Who sent you?" he demanded, his voice trembling with rage.

The dog stood motionless, its weapon retracted. Its glowing eyes remained fixed on Krish, silently awaiting its next command.

Back at the room, Adam leaned back in his chair, a small smile playing on his lips. He glanced at Zero, then at his team.

"This is just the beginning," Adam said, his tone steady. "Let’s see how this man reacts. But for now, Zero, you’ve exceeded my expectations."

Zero bowed slightly, its voice calm and resolute. "I exist to serve, Lord Adam."

Adam’s focus remained fixed on the monitor in front of him. The live feed from the robotic dog displayed the scene in vivid detail.

The two unconscious women were sprawled on the couch, their expressions serene.

Meanwhile, the middle-aged man, Krish, stood frozen, his face pale and drenched in sweat.

As Adam observed, Krish’s eyes darted toward the door.

His breathing quickened, and his body tensed as he took a hesitant step backward. Adam raised an eyebrow, puzzled. "Why isn’t he using his powers? He’s a powerful figure, isn’t he? "

Krish’s hesitation quickly gave way to panic. Instead of defending himself or retaliating, he turned abruptly and bolted for the door.

His movements were clumsy and desperate, like a cornered animal searching for an escape.

Back at the base, Adam frowned, his fingers tapping rhythmically against the armrest of his chair.

"He’s running?" Adam muttered under his breath. "Not what I expected."

Turning to Zero, who stood silently beside him, Adam issued a sharp command. "Shoot him. Now."

Zero’s glowing blue eyes flickered momentarily. "As you command, Lord Adam."

In the hotel suite, the robotic dog tilted its head slightly as if processing the command.

Its tail shot up again, splitting open to reveal the same hidden weapon used earlier. With precise calculations, the dog fired a tranquilizer dart.

The dart whizzed through the air with an almost imperceptible sound. It struck Krish squarely in the lower back just as he reached for the doorknob.

Krish stumbled, his body convulsing slightly before collapsing onto the cold floor with a loud thud. The force of the fall sent a resounding echo through the suite.

At the base, Adam’s eyes remained glued to the screen. He observed as Krish lay motionless, his body sprawled awkwardly across the floor.

"Check him," Adam ordered, his voice calm but firm. "Make sure he’s unconscious and not faking it."

Zero nodded, its body glowing faintly as it connected directly to the robotic dog. Through the monitor, Adam watched the dog approach Krish cautiously, its movements fluid and deliberate.

The dog circled Krish’s body, scanning him from head to toe. Its advanced sensors detected no signs of deliberate movement or deception.

Adam leaned back in his chair, a satisfied expression spreading across his face. He turned to his team, who watched in silence.

"This phase of the mission is complete," Adam announced. "Prepare for the next step. We’re bringing him in."

Zero bowed slightly, its mechanical voice resonating through the room. "Lord Adam, your orders will be carried out without fail."

With Krish neutralized and the team ready to act, the stage was set for the next move.

End of the Chapter

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