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Chapter 306 Sandstorm

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"Oh my god! What is that!" Orbis stepped back in a panic, but he didn't expect to be tripped by a piece of wreckage.

What appeared in front of Orbis was this construction robot, she swore that this was the first time she had seen such a terrifying and weird thing.

There is no reason at all, this should not be something that exists in the world.Since it is not a living thing, why is there such a strange structure.You must know that the buildings above must weigh hundreds of tons.

So how can such two legs support such a weight? It even seems that this thing can walk, and it is very likely to be a weapon of war.

"Damn it, Orbis is still over there, I have to go there, otherwise something happens, and I can't protect her." Magic was shocked by this construction robot just now, and now he reacts, if he can see such a big Then Orbis must be able to see it too.

Even all the nearby enemies can see clearly. If there are large-scale enemies coming, Orbis will definitely be killed directly.

Magic quickly ran back in the direction it came from, and even ran directly from the shadow of the construction robot.

Halfway through the run, a voice was suddenly heard.But Magic didn't dare to stop, and just turned its head slightly, only to see the construction robot start to move.

"Damn it! Can this thing really move!!!" The magic was in his heart, with [-] alpacas galloping, he actually saw the construction robot raise his left foot.

then. . .then. . . .Then it stopped in mid-air, and there was no movement again, and was stunned by the magic again, never expecting it to be like this.

I thought that after moving, I should take a step forward or something, but I didn't expect to stop my feet in mid-air.

Looking at the construction robot like this, Magic had nothing to do, and he didn't know what it was, so he just buried his head and ran wildly.

It took half an hour to walk over, but only 5 minutes to run back.

Panting, he came to Orbis's side. Orbis was still sitting on the ground, and he hadn't gotten up since he fell down just now.

"Magic? That's great...you're safe and sound..." Orbis is still a little scared now, but after seeing the magic, he feels much better now.

Magic nodded and asked, "How are you, Orbis? Is there anything wrong?"

Orbis shook his head, "I have no problem, but what is that?" Orbis pointed to the construction robot and said.

"I don't know what it is, I saw a rectangular object over there, and then my finger was pricked by something, and then this strange thing rose up, it looked like a robot, kind of It's like a fanatic statue of the protoss." Magic said everything he knew, but Orbis still didn't understand after hearing it.

For example, what is the fanatic statue? She has seen those protoss, and the fanatic should have seen it too, and even participated in the autopsy, but she has never seen the statue.

Looking at the feet of the construction robot, it is indeed a bit like the structure of those protoss. This structure looks strange, but it is stronger and tougher than the human structure.

It is very likely that it is for this reason that this construction robot can support this hundreds of tons of buildings.

I don't know what the ancient protoss wanted to build this thing for, but it must be impossible to do it with the current protoss' construction level.

"What should we do now? Leave or not?" Orbis wanted to stay away from this weird robot. Magic thought for a while and decided to stay away.

But when Orbis was pulled up from the ground, the robot moved again.

Same as before, the right foot was still stretched forward a little bit, as if to take a step forward.

result. . .As a result, something unexpected happened to everyone who could see it. The robot didn't walk forward, but stretched a little bit forward, and then fell forward! ! ! !
That's right, it fell forward, and the entire construction robot fell forward.The huge body of the construction robot slowly fell forward, followed by a loud bang.

Countless dust was set off, like a storm, sweeping out in all directions.

The magic quickly pulled Orbis down, and then jumped on her body, protecting her from the sandstorm this time.

The huge sandstorm buried most of the small troops who came to investigate.This huge movement is not only known to people in this area, but even the entire continent began to tremble.

There's talk everywhere about what's going on in this place.Because this time, Dong Jing, who was not young, alarmed everyone in the Quartet.

Naru didn't expect such a situation to happen in his hinterland. Although he had long forgotten that there were some research bases there, these bases were just dispensable consumables for him. It would be the best if there are results, if not, then these are consumables that can be used and discarded at will.

A huge sandstorm was raging, Magic endured the pain in his back, all the clothes on his body were torn off in an instant, and under him, Orbis, who was completely protected, was not affected at all. infringement.

Magic's back became bloody and bloody in that instant. The sand, which usually seemed harmless at all, turned out to be so powerful.Orbis trembled under his body. Although he couldn't directly feel the huge power, he could hear the deafening voices around him.

It feels like there is a powerful beast in the sandstorm, rushing to destroy all enemies in its path.

Within a radius of a hundred miles, the sky has been completely covered by sand, and the entire area is like a world of sand.If there is Gaara's talent at this time, then it is completely home world.

In this sandstorm, no one could imagine that the culprit turned out to be a mechanical product left over from the ancient protoss.If the protoss knew about it, they would have no idea what the expression was.

First of all, whether they have the ability to express is a problem.This sandstorm came and went quickly, and it passed after only a few minutes.

But Magic and Orbis were buried below, life and death uncertain.Are they alive or dead. . .Everything is so unknown. . .

(End of this chapter)