Before the teleportation gate was assembled, five exploration teams had already followed the footsteps of the five exploration teams that had gone missing and entered Hidden Fog from different directions.
Two more exploration teams were prepared to explore the perimeter of Hidden Fog in hopes that they could find a few tunnels that could allow large mechanized squads to enter and exit between the hills, ravines, swamps, and Ghost Lake.
The last three exploration teams would ride on three armored airships with the best performance and the best piloting skills. They would head to the sinkhole at the foot of God of Fog Mountain from three different directions.
Roc, which Meng Chao and Long Feijun rode on, was one of them.
This was because they had the spare parts for the other two teleportation devices.
If they used bread crabs to transport them, the team would be too big, and they would lose the flexibility to fight against enemies in battle.
If they were attacked by a mysterious power in Hidden Fog Mountain and a few of the bread crabs were destroyed or fell into the ravines and washed away by the mudslide, the teleportation gate would not be able to be assembled.
It might be dangerous to ride the armored airships into the depths of the fog, but with the strongest armored airships in Dragon City and the best crew, it was worth the gamble. Boom!
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Before the three armored airships set off, the dozens of railway guns fired at a much higher frequency.
When the cannonballs landed in the depths of Hidden Fog Mountain, the rising pillars of smoke turned from mushroom clouds to pillars that stabilized the sea.
They were like more than one hundred pillars that could support the sky. They held up the dark clouds that surrounded the shattered sky and blocked the cracks that allowed the rain and lightning to seep in.
The Hidden Fog Mountain, which had howling winds, pouring rain, and thunder rumbling nonstop, instantly became clear and calm.
A hint of blue even appeared in the dark sky. It was as if the mysterious world ahead of them had slowly opened up a VIP tunnel for humans.
This was the humans' Weather Disruption Bomb.
It was a secret weapon that could temporarily control the universe.
The Weather Disruption Bomb only lasted for a limited amount of time. The three armored airships seized every second they had and took off into the illusory and vast fog.
Around five minutes later, the military base behind them and the shining Dragon City on the horizon disappeared.
The area around them was so white that they could not even see their own fingers.
They were like ants stuck to the back of a ladybug and crawled into a world of bubbles.
From time to time, a grotesquely shaped mountain peak would appear in front of him. He would only notice it when he was close enough to bump into it.
Even though the crew members of Kunpeng were skilled and bold enough to control the giant beast in the sky that was more than two hundred meters long and move nimbly among the mountains like swallows, the passengers were still soaked in cold sweat and swallowed their saliva countless times in fear.
Many of the mountains had been eroded by the spurting spiritual energy all year round. They were smaller at the bottom and larger at the top. Their tops were heavier than their feet, making them look both like inverted pyramids and behemoths crouching in the mist with their bloody mouths wide open, ready to lunge at Kunpeng at any moment.
When Kun Peng brushed past such a mountain, although the two parties did not collide, the ripples of spiritual energy triggered by the crystal engine and the propellers still triggered the high-energy reactions of the mother lodes deep inside the mountain.
A series of dull explosions rang out from the parts of the mountain that were hidden in the depths of the fog.
The entire mountain was blasted apart. Rocks weighing tens of thousands of tons tumbled down with loud rumbles, stirring up waves that were one thousand feet tall and smoke that was hundreds of thousands of feet tall in the valley where the water was running fast.
It was such a magnificent and terrifying sight that everyone held their breaths and stared at the fog around them without blinking.
Meng Chao, Long Feijun, and the other elites volunteered. They climbed out of the cabin and stood guard above the air sac, afraid that a huge rock would fall on Kun Peng and throw them into the valley where Red Dragon River and Tiger's Fury River were fighting.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
For the trip to Hidden Fog, Kun Peng had gone through special modifications. Sixteen machine gun turrets that could turn 360 degrees were installed above the air sac.
At that moment, all the machine gun turrets were firing chains of fire nonstop to shatter the mountains around them. The rocks that were falling toward Kun Peng exploded, or at the very least, changed their trajectory.
Meng Chao swung his Golden Tooth Bloody Soul Saber, and Long Feijun punched the iron fists that he was so proud of. They were like railway cannons that crushed the rocks that slipped through the cracks.
Even though they had thrown more than one thousand Weather Interference Bombs …
They could not completely calm down the wind, rain, and lightning in the depths of Hidden Fog.
It was also impossible for them to suppress the rampaging spirit energy magnetic field interference in the area.
Meng Chao poured spirit energy into his eyes and the center of his brows. Then, he used the brand new sensory mode that he had just awakened to to scan the world around him.
He "saw" that each mountain in the depths of the fog looked like it was burning in a forest fire.
Red, purple, blue, green, white, and even black flames burned fiercely. They fluttered and danced madly before they charged into the clouds.
Of course, they were not real flames.
Instead, they were spirit energy ripples released by the crystal mine and the super compressed spirit energy mine hidden in the mountain range.
No, they were no longer "ripples". They were "waves".
They were about the same as the spirit energy tsunami released by the Red Radiance Jade mine under Raging Waves.
When superhumans fought in this place, their vitality magnetic fields would be affected by the incredibly chaotic magnetic field of the planet. Not only did it increase the difficulty of creating spirit energy magnetic fields, the duration of their supernatural abilities became shorter.
The duration of the supernatural power was shortened, and the swing and cooldown time were extended.
Their stamina and spirit energy were also drained at a rate that was five times faster than usual.
Meng Chao had only slashed more than one hundred times and crushed dozens of boulders, but he already felt as if several tons of concrete had been poured into his arms. Golden Tooth Bloody Soul became heavier, as if it was bound by invisible chains and nailed to the mountains around it.
His head buzzed, and the feeling of the world spinning was like a never-ending wave that repeatedly crashed into his cerebral cortex.
In the end, after Kun Peng jolted violently, he could no longer tell which direction was east, and he completely lost his sense of direction.
Kun Peng's situation was not much better than his.
The electronic display screens on the armored airship had long since been extinguished or destroyed.
Each of the needles on the dashboard was spinning madly like a top that was being whipped at full speed.
All the data seemed to be dancing madly, causing them to be unable to read the airship's current altitude, speed, and coordinates.
The airship crew could only rely on their rich experience and the instincts of their spirit energy surging to "fly blind" without any point of reference.
What made things worse was that the infiltration of the spirit energy ripples caused the parts of the armored airship to change.
It was especially so for the crystal engines and propellers. A large number of parts started shrinking, and some of the materials started showing signs of rust. In an instant, they reached the limits of metal fatigue.
As the components exploded one after another, ominous roars echoed from quite a few crystal engines. Sparks and black smoke were popping up everywhere.
In fact, one of the crystal engines stopped working after it spewed out a large fireball. Even two of the propellers were broken.
Kun Peng instantly lost control and crashed into a strange mountain to the right.
The superhumans and machine gunners standing on the airbags were caught off guard, and quite a number of them slid down the airbags.
Fortunately, they had safety ropes tied around their waists.
Meng Chao, Long Feijun, and the other elites reacted quickly. They grabbed the safety ropes and pulled them back up.
After a series of extreme maneuvers, the airship crew stabilized Kun Peng.
The armored airship stuck close to the mountain, and there were a few times when it was only a hair's breadth away from the mountain.
In fact, the tips of two of the propellers scraped against the mountain rocks that protruded out like fangs, and sparks flew.
Dozens of huge rocks rained down from above Kun Peng like depth charges.
Meng Chao growled, and Golden Tooth Bloody Soul left his hand. It spun in the air and left behind an afterimage that moved like a dragon. It crushed more than ten rocks at the same time.
Only then did Kun Peng manage to drive out of the mountainous area with strange rocks that looked like hidden reefs.
The terrain in front of them instantly became flat.
The fog was like a frozen sea. No one knew what was sealed under the "frozen sea".
In the distance, huge bolts of lightning shot through the world. They gathered together for a long time and did not disappear, making them feel as if they had entered a lightning giant's palace.
Right now, there were only fifteen crystal engines that were still operating.
But judging from the sparks, black smoke, and noises, the remaining ten or so crystal engines would only last thirty minutes to an hour at most before they turned into scrap metal.
Kun Peng was caught in a dilemma.
They could fly above the fog and avoid the invasion of the mysterious power in Hidden Fog.
But if they did that, they would not be able to investigate the details of Hidden Fog. Not only would they not be able to find the pit, they would not even be able to find the way back.
They could also sneak into the fog and stick close to the trees in the primitive forest in Hidden Fog and fly at a low altitude.
That way, they could map the terrain and compare it with the maps sent by Piranha and Lu Siya's teams to determine their current location.
But they might be attacked by the monster civilization and mysterious power at any moment.
While Long Feijun sank into deep thought, Meng Chao's eyes were sharp. He activated the supernatural power of a five-star superhuman and saw the indistinct spire of a tower that pierced through the fog in the distance.
"Look, it's an UHV transmission tower!"
Long Feijun's spirits lifted. He looked in the direction Meng Chao pointed, and just as Meng Chao had said, he saw eight spire spire.
Based on the unique forked design at the top, it was indeed the UHV transmission tower that Piranha and Lu Siya's teams had encountered and photographed.
The UHV transmission towers were natural lighthouses.
Besides, Piranha and Lu Siya's teams had circled around the UHV transmission towers and created a rather detailed map.
It was especially so for Lu Siya's team. Since they had not fought against the moss, branches, and vines that surrounded the transmission towers, they had even created a complete map of the route from the UHV transmission towers to the pit.
This meant that as long as Kun Peng flew near the UHV transmission towers and scanned the terrain around it, they would be able to find the VIP tunnel that led straight to the pit.
The only thing worth worrying about was Battle God Lei Zongchao's discovery.
In the pictures Piranha and Lu Siya's teams captured, the positions of the UHV transmission towers changed slightly.
It was as if they had grown feet.
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