The heavens began with the python

Chapter 180 Where would you like to die?
Beckett stared at the devouring snake wrapped around the monster virus on the screen, his eyes gradually became complicated, and he didn't know what he was thinking in his heart.

I think he used to be the driver of the dangerous homeless mecha, and killed several monsters with his brother.

Protect the city from attack.

At that time, it could be said that the scenery was infinite and had many fans.

But now he is in the engineering and construction team.

Build the so-called anti-monster wall.

more importantly.

Humanity has been reduced to relying on a monster for protection.

There is a gap between this and his belief.

But now he has no choice, let alone return to the previous state.

Dangerous wanderers are still lying in the Forgotten Graveyard, after all.

But just when Beckett looked away from the screen and was about to go outside, he suddenly heard a familiar sound of propellers.

He is no stranger to this.

Because this is the propeller sound of a gunship.

Being attracted, he hurriedly walked to the door and looked outside.

As guessed.

In the open space outside, an armed helicopter had just stopped, and the propeller on it was still spinning rapidly.

And it wasn't unusual at all.

But when the helicopter hatch opened, his pupils shrank suddenly, and his face was full of surprise.

It never occurred to him that he was no stranger to this person.

It was Steyk, the officer he had been in Mech Base before.

"Mr. Beckett."

Styke got off the helicopter, followed by several heavily armed soldiers.

After walking in front of Beckett, he took the initiative to say hello, and the smile on the corner of his mouth felt like meeting old friends.

"Sir."

"You look really good."

"haven't seen you for a long time."

Perhaps it was because of this that he recalled those memories of his past. Facing Steck's words, Beckett couldn't help reminding him.

"Five years and four months."

After the short polite talk ended, Steyk immediately brought the topic back to business.

He looked around at the busy workers around him.

His expression suddenly became serious.

"I have a few words I want to talk to you about."

heard.

Beckett was startled for a moment, then turned around and led Steck into the factory building.

And after coming to the interior of the wide steel-frame factory building, he pointed at the environment here and laughed at himself: "You can enter my office as you like, sir."

"It's not easy to find you this way."

"I will be where the wall of life is built, so that I can maintain my life. What do you want me to do?"

Beckett casually found a place to sit down, slowly raised his eyes to look at Styke, and asked the question he was most concerned about.

After finally finding the person he was looking for, Stike naturally would not waste any more time, and then directly stated his intention to come.

"In the past six months, I've repaired everything I could get my hands on."

"Among them is an old mecha."

"Three generations."

"I guess you are familiar."

"It needs a driver."

After hearing these words, Beckett's eyes suddenly brightened, but then dimmed again.

"I guess I'm not your No.1 choice."

Styke knew very well that the most important thing at this time was to give Beckett confidence. After all, he hadn't piloted a mech for more than five years, and the things he was most familiar with had become strange to him.

"Do not."

"You are the No.1 choice."

"Except for you, the other three generations of mech pilots are all dead."

Not knowing whether he was stimulated by Stike's words, or because he still kept the passion in his heart, Beckett immediately stood up when he heard these words.

It seems to have regained the feeling of driving a mecha and fighting monsters.

Sadly.

In the end reason overcame his impulse.

Because of his brother's sacrifice, he didn't want other people's nerves to be connected to his own mind, so he resisted the driver's identity.

A look of confusion appeared on his face.

After a while.

Still rejected Stark's kindness.

"Feel sorry."

"When my brother died, the spirit was connected to me, and I really can't go through it again."

After speaking, I have to turn around and leave here.

Go ahead and do your own anti-monster wall construction.

But for Stek, he managed to drag the dangerous wanderer back from the Forgotten Graveyard and upgrade it.

Now that it has finally found its former driver, if it just ends up hastily like this.

There is no way to accept it.

What's more, he knows that according to the instructions above, the monster called the Devouring Snake will soon arrive at the Broken Sky Base in the Hong Kong Bay Area, so he must ensure that he has enough cards in his hand.

in this way.

In order to take the initiative when the situation changes.

So he had to win Beckett down no matter what.

Just after the opponent took a few steps away.

Steike suddenly became serious, staring at Beckett's back, and shouted loudly: "Haven't you heard Mr. Beckett?"

"The world is about to end."

"And the wall of life you built can't stop monsters from attacking the city at all."

"Then where would you like to die?"

"This is?"

"Still in the mecha?"

Facing the three repeated questions about the death of the former chief, Beckett suddenly couldn't control his tear glands for some reason, so that the corners of his eyes were slightly moist.

more importantly.

He captured a key message from Steck's words.

The wall of life cannot stop the monster.

Speaking of this, if Beckett still refuses this responsibility, it is a genuine act.

So after his own deliberation, Beckett finally agreed to Styke and continued to serve as the pilot of the dangerous homeless mecha.

It may be that Stike was worried that the Devouring Snake would arrive at the Broken Sky base first. After solving the matter here, he let Beckett get into the helicopter and return to the base without any delay at all.

But on the way to the Hong Kong Bay Area, Beckett thought of the things reported in the previous news, so he couldn't help asking Steck.

"Sir."

"What happened to the devouring snake in the news, did it really save the Vulcan ghost?"

Steck didn't agree with humans using the power of monsters, so after hearing Beckett and this incident, he couldn't help frowning.

However, considering that everyone will have to deal with each other sooner or later, he hesitated and gave some explanations.

"Just hang out with those nasty monsters."

"It's just that this monster named Devour has higher intelligence, and no one knows what conspiracy it is harboring."

"You understand."

"Those guys above are always making orders that are unacceptable."

"After arriving at the base, you must also be vigilant at all times to avoid too much contact with this monster."

After hearing these words, Beckett became more and more curious about this special monster, but in order to take care of Styke's mood, he didn't ask too many questions.

(End of this chapter)