The fleet of the Aerymian elves charged all the way through the bubble zone. These elves from the other world did not have much of an impression of the native defense line of this world. While they were on high alert for the first real "alien battle" when they set off, they soon found that their spaceships did not encounter many waves of enemies that could be called "air force". Only some gryphons and strange flying soldiers tried to stop them from a distance, but they were basically left behind by the fleet. This was not a threat at all.
If it were not for the fact that the Aerymian spaceships did not have the ability to warp, and had to jump through the portals between the space vesicles, so they had to follow a fixed route, things could have been simpler.
Of course, a more important reason why they could charge all the way was that the locals did not even have the time to react. The sight of a fleet breaking through the atmosphere was unheard of by everyone in this world. They had no idea what those bastards in the sky were. It was not until the Aerymian spaceships, led by the Petrachelys, forcibly opened the portal and broke through the barrier that the locals realized that it was a group of "enemies" controlled by someone. By the time they came to their senses, the aliens were already nowhere to be seen... A large group of extraterrestrials had just gone for fun. No one would have been able to react in time!
The guards near the fourth portal of Cadeceus looked up at the sky in unison. They did not know what to do. An elderly commander muttered to his adjutant, "What the hell are those things?"
"I don't know. There was a message from the Golden Forest Plane just now. It said that those steel monsters also broke through above them... Seems like they were just passing by?"
Similar conversations could be seen everywhere near the teleportation portals in many planes. The Aerymian Space Brigade passed through countless checkpoints without stopping, leaving behind a group of dumbfounded sentinels who looked up at the sky and sighed.
On Hao Ren's side, the modification of the spaceship wreckage was nearing completion. A large number of gravity regulators were fixed at key points inside and outside the wreckage, and the anti-gravity field was evenly spread over the entire wreckage. It was more in place than what Hao Ren had told him. Basically, there were at least three gravity regulators installed in each effective area, so that even if a few were damaged, the wreckage would not fall. After Hao Ren let the engineers leave, he tried to activate the anti-gravity system on the wreckage and found that it worked perfectly. Yes, an anti-gravity space fortress made of rivets, strong glue, cast iron bolts, steel wire and iron hoops actually worked...
Hao Ren and the rest stood on the outer wall of Helcrown, looking at the huge wreckage not far away. The scale of the wreckage was several times larger than Helcrown, but it was spectacular and had a sense of dilapidation that could not be ignored. Vivian held a small bat in her hand and tossed it up and down unconsciously. As she played with it, she muttered, "Why do I feel that this thing looks even more dilapidated than before?"
Hao Ren covered his face. When he thought of the "masterpieces of engineering" that did not look right, he was a little reluctant to admit that this was his project, but he still insisted. "Illusion, it's all your illusion... Most of the gravity regulators are inside, what can you see from the outside?"
Y'zaks scratched his big bald head awkwardly. "In fact, we also have a more advanced joint technology, but now time is too tight, and we have no time to make a batch of special connectors for those gravity regulators... We can only use what we have."
After all, the demon king was the boss of Helcrown, and he was still very protective of his people's industry.
"Forget it, as long as it works, it will be fine as long as it doesn't come loose before we arrive at the station." Hao Ren laughed dryly. "The gravity regulator must not come loose. Just a few deviations will cause a chain reaction, and we may even lose half of our power."
"By the way, is this how you play with your bat?" Lily's focus had always been different from the others. At this time, she had been staring at the bat flying up and down in Vivian's hand for a long time. It took her a while to resist the instinctive urge to pounce on it and bite it. "I'm confused by your throwing..."
Vivian looked down at the bat and said, "I'm bored, it's the same reason you usually go in circles and bite your own tail. Is that tail of yours for fun?"
Lily suddenly became serious. "What's the use of a tail if it doesn't bite?"
Everyone around: "..."
Lanina turned her head and tugged at her tail. Perhaps she had opened the door to a new world, but considering the succubus's style was not right from the beginning, let her be.
After the various gravity tests of the spaceship wreckage were completed, they still had to solve the propulsion problem, but the installation of the engine system was not a task that the engineers in Helcrown could handle. And to be honest, reinstalling a set of engines on a space fortress hundreds of kilometers long was an impossible task in itself. The engine system was different from the gravity regulator, the latter could be dismantled and fixed in any corner. The engine was a complete and complex system, it consumed a lot of energy, and required additional supporting energy circuits, reaction furnaces, control centers, attitude nozzles and a lot of other things. The modification was a huge project, and even the entire rear part of the wreckage had to be dismantled, so it was not considered from the beginning.
Hao Ren was waiting for the arrival of the Aerymian fleet. There were more than a dozen engineering tugs in the fleet, which were used by the Aerymian elves to tow the space islands that had lost their power in the "Land of the Dead". They were powerful and extremely suitable to deal with such a huge object hundreds of kilometers long, and the technicians on the spacecraft were skilled.
They could drag something as big as a space floating island around, let alone a mere starship wreckage.
Not long after, the voice of the MDT came into Hao Ren's mind. "Yo! Boss, we'll be there in no time! Come on out! "
Hao Ren turned to Y'zaks and said, "Get your men ready. We're leaving now."
The news of the imminent departure quickly spread throughout Helcrown, and all the combatants immediately entered their sentinel posts to prepare to defend the city. The huge magic barrier was switched to combat mode, and Helcrown was shrouded in a pale green demonic shield. The civilians in the city were also ready. When the siren sounded, the streets quickly became empty. The elderly and children who could not fight had all returned to their homes, closed their doors and windows, and were ready to embark on an unknown journey with the city.
Y'zaks stood on the city wall, slowly transforming into a huge lava demon. He clenched the obsidian sword that had accompanied him for many years, and today, it finally returned to his hand. He looked down at his feet.
His daughter was carrying two pickaxes, climbing up her father's calf, and was almost up to his thigh...
"Y'lisabet, go to the palace and wait." Y'zaks pulled his daughter down from his body with two fingers and put her in Lanina's arms. He became serious again as the little guy danced and protested. "Let's go!"
The whole city shook, and then the surrounding space was distorted. When everything calmed down again, the dark red world of the Second Demonic Plane appeared in front of everyone. Unsurprisingly, there was also the Demonic Legion and the Allied Forces of the Holy See.
The Allied Forces of the Holy See and the Demonic Legion could be seen everywhere on the red and barren Broken Plains. They occupied both sides of the plains, and apparently, they had not retreated far after the unexpected encounter a few days ago. These people were not fools. After Helcrown's repeated appearances in the Second Demonic Plane, they must have summed up some rules. Even if they did not, they would certainly stay here for a year and a half. After all, the Demonic Legion was the shadow of this world. Such a terrible opponent suddenly appeared again, even if it disappeared in a flash, it would still cause a shock to the world. It was a matter of course for all the armies to be stationed in the last place Helcrown disappeared for a long time. What if it appeared again?
As a result, they were right this time: Helcrown really appeared again!
The demons and the human races were originally incompatible, and Y'zaks' efforts for hundreds of years had not completely changed the situation. But ironically, in order to destroy the Demonic Legion, the two forces had reluctantly reached a peaceful coexistence on the Broken Plains. No one knew what agreement Serathon and the allied heroes had reached. It was probably to reduce internal friction and fight against the Demonic King together, so that the two groups of people could occupy the Broken Plains together until the moment when Helcrown reappeared.
The war, was coming.
(Ahahaha, I'm back to life!!!)
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