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Chapter 195 Kill as Many as You Want

Chapter 195: Chapter 195 Kill as Many as You Want

Before heading to the West River Center, Liu Zheng made a detour to Rose Street first.

The French Plane Tree was drinking when it heard commotion and turned its head, so startled that it threw its bottle away.

Especially when it saw the tank driving straight towards it, its stress response was immediately triggered.

Countless thick roots burst from the ground, tightly surrounding the French Plane Tree’s main body.

The bones of various objects hanging from the roots collided with each other, emitting roars like a beast, sending ripples through the air around them.

"Dai Legao, don’t be afraid, it’s me."

Liu Zheng popped out from the hatch and said.

"Turns out it’s you, you idiotic human."

The French Plane Tree sighed in relief, and its roots stopped shaking.

"Where did you get this thing from? And who’s afraid? I’m not scared at all."

It said gruffly.

"I borrowed this vehicle from the restaurant."

He jumped down from the tank and placed a case of wine in front of the French Plane Tree.

"Here, the wine you wanted."

"Just put it there."

With such a menacing thing nearby, the French Plane Tree had no mood to drink anymore.

Liu Zheng found it amusing but felt more confident about the upcoming action.

If even the street bully like the French Plane Tree could be this triggered, then the tank’s power should be more than enough against an office building.

"Here, take your stuff and get going quickly."

The French Plane Tree swung its roots and tossed something shiny to him.

Liu Zheng picked it up and saw that it was a ring.

The ring featured a heart-shaped ruby that was split down the middle.

"Name: Oath Guardian Ring (One-time use)"

"Type: Item"

"Quality: Fine"

"Effect: At the cost of a shattered heart, create a powerful defensive field, lasting for ten minutes."

"Note: I swear to protect your life, just as you have saved my soul."

"Can it be taken out of the instance: Yes"

What a fantastic item!

Liu Zheng’s eyes lit up.

Worthy of an item exchanged for six bottles of wine, ten minutes of group invincibility is too strong.

Especially since for others using this item is equivalent to trading life for life, while for him, a shattered heart is merely a minor injury.

"Is there a non-one-time-use version of this thing?"

He couldn’t help but ask.

If there was, it would be as effective as a Legendary item for him.

"I don’t know, I certainly don’t have one."

The French Plane Tree shook its head.

"Alright then."

Liu Zheng felt a bit disappointed.

"Now that you’ve got your things, hurry up and leave, don’t block my view.."

The French Plane Tree said disdainfully.

"Oh."

He returned to the tank’s cockpit and nodded to Captain Maria.

Soon, the tank’s engine roared to life again, advancing towards the West River Center.

Only after the tank vanished at the end of the street, did the French Plane Tree finally relax, retracting all its roots back into the ground.

"This human’s strength is growing too fast."

The French Plane Tree murmured to itself.

Just a few days ago, he was no stronger than a mouse, barely escaping being eaten due to his cunning and its own limitations.

Now he has become a threat to it.

What level will he reach after it evolves into a Phoenix?

Filled with caution, the French Plane Tree couldn’t help but look forward to it.

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The tank rolled over everything on its way to the office building.

The road was clear, and not even the green vests caused any trouble.

This made Liu Zheng a little disappointed; he had hoped to test the firepower on an unlucky sod first.

There were noticeably more people coming in and out than last time; they all turned pale at the sight of the approaching steel behemoth.

Some burst into tears, their makeup smudging into a mess.

Others wet themselves in fear, staining the ground yellow.

However, no cleaners came out to fine them this time.

"Delivery from the Bloody Restaurant."

"If you don’t want to die, move aside and line up nicely!"

Liu Zheng shouted as he emerged from the tank.

The office workers, seeing his yellow vest, which resembled the funeral clothes of an avenging ghost, panicked and fled in all directions, stirring up chaos.

"Don’t run, I’ll shoot anyone who runs."

The tank’s main cannon began to rotate along with his words, as though searching for an unlucky target to strike.

Facing the ferocious barrel, the office workers gradually calmed down, shivering too frightened to move.

"That’s more like it. It’s not your meal anyway, what are you afraid of?"

Liu Zheng said, satisfied with their reaction.

Their running, however, had cleared the way to the door.

"Advance."

He pointed forward, and the tank immediately moved on.

The stairs in front of the door were no different than flat ground to the heavy tank; it effortlessly reached the entrance.

"Commander comrade, what should we do if the door is not wide enough?"

Captain Maria reported.

"Captain comrade, what would you do in wartime if you encountered this issue?"

Liu Zheng replied with a question.

"Understood. Dimitri comrade, crash through it."

Captain Maria gave the order.

"I’ve been wanting to do this for a while."

The driver let out a cheerful laugh and then stepped on the accelerator.

The thick glass door didn’t offer any resistance, and the doorposts were instantly ripped apart.

The tank forcefully made its way into the office building, an uninvited intruder.

The security guard sat behind the desk, as calm as a statue of Buddha.

But his hands beneath the table were clenched into fists, his fingernails digging into his palms.

"I’ve hacked the alarm system; you have thirty minutes."

The security guard said.

"That’s enough."

Liu Zheng nodded and directed the tank towards the elevator.

The hallway leading to the elevator was naturally not wide enough, but Captain Maria had her ways.

She ordered the driver to smash through the adjacent stairwell, emerging from the inside with the vehicle’s nose aimed directly at the elevator.

Liu Zheng stretched out his tentacles and pressed the button, and the elevator doors opened quickly.

The elevator operator was about to flash a programmed smile when she saw the dark muzzle of the gun poking in.

"Ah!"

"Shush."

Just as she cried out, her mouth was stuffed by Liu Zheng’s tentacle.

"Don’t scream. If you do, I’ll stick you to the tank’s treads,"

he said gently.

The elevator operator’s eyes widened with terror, and she frantically shook her head.

"That’s right, good child."

The tank slowly drove into the elevator, and the interior space of the elevator expanded around it.

"Metropolis’s black technology, huh,"

Liu Zheng said to himself.

If he could get this in reality, they’d have to rename the Nobel Prize after him.

"Press 11th floor for me, thank you,"

he said to the operator.

Trembling with fear, the elevator operator dared not move.

"Oh, sorry, I forgot."

Liu Zheng came to a sudden realization, stretched out another tentacle to lift her up, and then stabbed her abdomen with a knife.

"Can you do it now?"

he asked with a smile.

The operator’s attractive face twisted with pain, but she still managed to shake her head firmly.

"Understood."

Liu Zheng made another cut, chopping off one of her hands.

"Can you now?"

With tears streaming down her eyes, the operator trembled and pressed the button for the 11th floor.

"Very good."

He pulled the operator in front of him, and their faces were close together.

"Turn right at the Bloody Restaurant, there’s a mummy clinic with a Sphinx at the door, just say I sent you there."

Liu Zheng’s voice was barely audible, but he believed the operator must have heard because she stopped crying.

The 11th floor arrived quickly, the elevator doors opened, and the dense tropical jungle appeared before him again.

"The bugs seem especially numerous today,"

Liu Zheng closed his eyes and listened, the insect noise was several times louder than last time.

"That’s just wonderful,"

he said, his mouthparts pulling into a vicious smile, before getting into the tank.

"Forward, Davari West,"

Liu Zheng commanded.

"Forward!"

Captain Maria gave the order.

The tank, eager to move, rushed out of the elevator and into the jungle.

The soft ground did not impede its movement, and the tank quickly charged into the depths of the jungle.

Liu Zheng’s eyes were glued to the periscope, searching for the trace of cleaners or bugs.

Soon, he made a discovery.

A gold watch shone on a pile of leaves, with a scattered suit next to it.

From the cut, it was clearly designed for those bug executives.

"They’re really letting loose, not even disguising themselves anymore,"

Liu Zheng remarked sarcastically.

Dressing up like a monkey at least shows some desire to be human, but abandoning the clothes is a total abandonment of humanity.

"Captain Maria, head towards that pile of clothes,"

he instructed.

Not only did the gunner have a periscope, but the driver did too, and naturally, she saw the pile of clothes as well.

Upon Captain Maria’s command, the tank immediately turned and headed in the designated direction.

Soon, the tank reached the pile of clothes.

"Six o’clock position!"

the driver suddenly exclaimed.

Liu Zheng immediately turned the periscope toward the six o’clock position.

There, on a Sarala tree big enough for three people to embrace, a naked woman was tied to the branches.

She was positioned in a twisted pose by the ropes, similar to what he had seen in some art pieces involving rope art.

The woman’s eyes were tightly closed, her body was covered in bug bites, there was no more movement from her chest and her skin color was close to pale blue, indicating she had been dead for a while.

Behind her, a massive wasp buzzed up and down, continually performing the act of mating with its stinger.

"Damn beast!"

The driver was furious, a red light expanding from her body.

"No, it’s a pest,"

Maria said seemingly calm.

But the next second, she roared,

"Krobanov, bring that thing down for me!"

Her voice was as ferocious as a lioness.

The loader and gunner faithfully executed the captain’s order.

A high explosive bomb was quickly loaded into the breach, and then fired with a thunderous blast.

"Gunner, block its escape route,"

Maria’s voice rose almost simultaneously with the sound of the gun, overshadowing it.

"Received."

Liu Zheng adjusted the angle of the heavy machine gun and then pressed the firing button all the way down.

The huge sound of the gun woke the indulged wasp, which immediately withdrew its stinger and began to flap its wings to escape.

However, the bullets from what was essentially a cannon masquerading as a machine gun showered down like a torrential downpour, covering the wasp’s surroundings.

Some flesh might withstand such a barrage of death metal, but not this wasp.

In its moment of hesitation, the high explosive bomb reached its face.

"BOOM!"

The massive roar accompanied by flames pulverized the Sarala tree into splinters, and the wasp was instantly turned to ashes.

As for the body of the server, it too returned to dust and earth.

"It was my oversight, Comrade Commander,"

after a moment of silence, Captain Maria spoke up.

"What?"

"I should have kept it alive for questioning, but anger clouded my judgment,"

she said.

"It’s alright, Comrade Maria. There are plenty of bugs here,"

Liu Zheng replied, shaking his head.

"We can capture as many as we want, kill as many as we want."

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