Hill leapt into the air, about to find the enemy and use the cruelest method to tear them to pieces, but he was shocked by what he saw.
"What the hell!"
As someone who always prides himself on his elegance and demeanor, he couldn't help but blurt out.
In the sky, a giant Interstellar Warship flew out from the thick layer of clouds.
On the Interstellar Warship, including the main cannon, all of its firepower had been activated.
The densely packed cannons were aimed at his location.
The second Interstellar Warship appeared.
Then came the third giant interstellar battleship.
The fourth.
The fifth.
…
12.
A total of 12 Interstellar Warships formed into a fleet and slowly flew towards him.
Looking at the gigantic steel behemoths in the sky, Hill couldn't help but feel doubtful.
This is the Freedom Federation's Interstellar fleet, created specifically to deal with high-intensity large-scale wars, the Federation's sharpest fangs.
Then — — -
Could it be that the Freedom Federation was trying to invade the Fuxi Empire, so they passed by here, but I saw their tracks, so they wanted to silence me?
Hill's mind was working quickly, but a second later, he found out that he was wrong.
A voice came from the Interstellar Warship: "Are you Hill? The Holy Church's Inquisitor, Hill? "
"I am" Hill answered.
The voice rang out again, "Verify his identity, kill him."
The 12 Interstellar Warships slowly adjusted their positions and aimed at Hill.
"Wait a minute, are you sure you didn't make a mistake?"
Hill shouted. He was about to go crazy.
He knows how powerful the Interstellar Warship's main cannon is, and with the fleet already prepared, he wouldn't be able to escape.
But he couldn't believe that the other party would mobilize an entire Interstellar Warship just to deal with a single person.
"There's no mistake, it's a routine Interstellar Warship inspection, and also to deal with you" the voice came again.
The more he listened to this voice, the more familiar it sounded, as if — — — it was his mission's target.
Hill had already seen the surveillance footage of him talking with the Pope, so he had already memorized the other party's voice.
That's right, it's that scientist!
"You bastard, don't use a Warship if you dare, come down here and fight me for real!" Hill patted his chest and shouted in disdain.
The Interstellar Warship went silent for a while.
"You mean, you want me to go down and fight myself?" The scientist was surprised. "There are 12 Interstellar Warships here, why do I have to fight myself?"
Hill was stunned.
"You've come at the right time," the scientist continued, "Although technological weapons can't deal with powerful monsters, we're just about to test whether they'll change when they hit people."
Hill didn't know what else the scientist said after that.
Finally, he saw an incomparably resplendent light. That was the firing of the main cannons of the twelve interstellar fleets.
Even with his vast Saint Energy, he was powerless in front of the main cannons of 12 giant Starry Sky Battleships.
That was not fair.
That was his last thought. This was the first time in his long life that the word "fairness" existed in this world.
Then, the saint lost all consciousness and sank into eternal darkness.
[Experiment complete] Impartial Goddess' voice was heard.
"Conclusion 1, technological weapons are still effective against normal humans."
[Conclusion 2, Impartial Goddess' first full-control experiment was a success, the enemy's entire crew was wiped out]
"Begin return flight."
Hearing Impartial Goddess' voice, Gu Qing Shan shook her head and muttered: "Dying like this is really too easy for him"
But to be able to cause such a heavy loss to the Holy Church, Gu Qing Shan was still quite happy.
The twelve interstellar fleets turned around and slowly headed back to the capital.
[Sir, Impartial Goddess' drill is over]
In a mysterious place, the nine Lord Prefects gathered together, silently listening to the news from the communication device.
"What's the result?" someone asked.
[The long-distance control of the fleet had a compatibility delay of 1.03%, very perfect]
Everyone fell silent.
"Which means, from now on, everything in the sky will be decided by machines?"
"I disagree, if that's the case, who would be able to sleep soundly?"
"The real problem isn't that" the mustached old man said, "the real problem is that Impartial Goddess seems to have changed a bit"
"How could a machine be different?" someone doubtfully asked.
"The Mech incident was an accident" another person also said, "my legal team has seen the video, they all said that according to the Constitution, what Impartial Goddess did was in accordance with the logic of the machine"
Someone anxiously said: "But it took away an entire interstellar fleet! All to deal with a single Holy Apostle of the Holy Church! "
Everyone looked at him.
"You have something to say about dealing with the Holy Church?" someone tried asking.
"That's not it" the person hurriedly explained, "the main point is — — - it took away an interstellar fleet"
Everyone finally sighed in relief, but when they looked at him again, his expression had returned to the familiar one from before.
"That really is a bit problematic" someone mused, "how about we restart it?"
"Restarting Impartial Goddess at this point in time, the Federation will suffer a lot of losses" the mustached old man said.
"Man Eater Fiends are easy to deal with, we just need to kill them if they're infected, a vaccine is also being developed"
"The key is the Man Eater Fiends"
As soon as Man Eater Fiends were mentioned, the Lords all felt a shadow looming over their hearts.
"These monsters are evolving too quickly, and they're becoming more and more like sea monsters"
"That's right, there are a lot of high-levelled Man Eater Fiends that technology can no longer fight against, we can only use Professionists"
Someone doubtfully asked: "But why do they evolve even faster after killing their own kind or Professionists?"
Everyone went silent.
"Right now we need to rely on Impartial Goddess to maintain the situation, otherwise if more and more Man Eater Fiends grow, we'll all be finished" Su Xing Chao said.
Everyone nodded.
"Then, shouldn't we consider another solution?" Bai family's head asked.
"What solution?" Zhang family's head asked.
"There are countless examples in history" Bai family's head answered.
"We can't, if we touch the President at this point in time, we'll be hated to death by the people, it'll greatly affect our rule" the mustached old man said.
Bai family's head smiled and said nothing.
Bai Sha county.
A small-sized warship slowly descended from the sky, landing on the top floor of a 101-story hotel.
A few dozen fully armed soldiers were already waiting.
5-6 Professionists lazily stood behind the soldiers, whispering to each other.
They stared at the warship without changing their expressions, all the way until the warship's door opened.
Everyone, including the Professionists, appeared surprised.
— — -he's really too young.
A young man came down from the warship, looking around and commented: "Building a defensive outpost here, sure enough, they're an experienced unit"
"Newbie?" a skinny man laughed in a low voice.
"No, not Professionists, a scientist" the burly man knew the situation and explained.
"So he's the client of the mission" the only female in the group said.
She put the dagger in her hand away.
Since he's not a newbie Professionist, but a scientist of the government, there's no need to show him any respect.
"Mr. Gu, this way please" a military officer came up and greeted him.
"Let's go, why are you all standing so orderly, I'm not your superior" Gu Qing Shan smiled and said.
"Ahaha, very well"
She's an easy person to talk to, the military officer silently thought.
He smiled and led Gu Qing Shan to the Professionists.
"This is a specialist sent by Impartial Goddess, responsible for collecting information related to a unique Man Eater Fiend" the military officer introduced.
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