The Last Kabakans

Gad turned the threshold of the superconducting booster to the maximum, no matter how hard he tried to control the steering wheel, the roaring and rampaging land vehicle would inevitably run over the potholes and uneven roads, and Joshua in the carriage was suddenly jolted It's all over the place.

"Are you okay?" Gad asked loudly, the whole field of vision was filled with yellow sand, and occasionally stones the size of eggs would fall down. He could only get a rough idea of ​​what was going on in the car from the rearview mirror.

The yellow sand that covered his head and face was drilled into his mouth and nose. Joshua climbed up holding the railing, holding the old-fashioned gun under his arm, squinting his eyes and just made a gesture of "it's okay", and then he was bumped again Lie down.

Although there was a small distance from the sandstorm, the land vehicle was really bumped, and he couldn't stand up after several attempts.

In the end, he simply gave up on this idea, and while his sight was a little clearer, he quickly fished out the flare gun and the fluorescent lamp with both hands and feet, while the rest of the miscellaneous things were all thrown out of the car.

"Forget about things," Gad yelled again, "Come to the front!"

But Joshua didn't hear it. He moved to the back of the cab, raised his hands above his head, threw the pile of things onto the rear seat, and then disappeared from Gad's field of vision.

"Hey! Can you hear Joshua?" Gad yelled behind him, but he couldn't hear any answer except for the whirring of the wind.

And the dog seemed to realize something, and started barking crazily.

This made Gad very worried, he had no patience to wait any longer!

He grabbed the plasma electric paddle by his feet and pressed the accelerator to death, and then took the old-fashioned gun from the back seat and stuck it to the steering wheel. After trying twice to make sure it was stable, he jumped up from the driver's seat and ducked into the back .

The car body jerked upwards, and Jiade bumped into the metal bracket above his head, and suddenly his eyes were full of stars.

Enduring the pain, he stretched out most of his body from the back of the chair, and finally saw the limp figure in the corner of the carriage, but it was a little far away, and he couldn't reach it at all.

"Yue Shu..." He wanted to confirm whether the other party was still awake, but just as he opened his mouth, the wind and sand swallowed his words back.

Seeing that the electric paddle against the accelerator and the cockpit stuck on the steering wheel were still stable, he lifted his foot and rolled into the compartment, followed by Togo and jumped over.

The carriage was covered with a thick layer of sand, and the scattered stones were almost knocked out. Joshua was curled up in the corner, and it was impossible to see if he was injured.

Gad's heart sank suddenly, he raised his long legs and stepped over to his side in two steps, knelt on one knee and supported his shoulders to pick him up.

Joshua's eyes were closed tightly, his hair, eyebrows, and even eyelashes were covered with fine dust. Gad patted his face, and when he heard his low "hmm", his heart was hanging. Finally fell to the ground.

The land vehicle was still rushing forward desperately, and the dog was standing on four legs at the rear of the carriage, vigilantly observing everything around him, and loyally escorting his master.

Gadla put Joshua's arm on his body, and the two stumbled, but they were less than two meters away, but after a lot of hard work, they finally stuffed him into the driver's cab, and he also grabbed the metal frame and drilled. back.

It's just that before he could move the plasma paddle under his feet, he heard the dog barking crazily again——

Like a sharp arrow off the string, the land vehicle crossed the line of dawn and dusk, and plunged into the thick night. All the light disappeared in an instant, and the surroundings fell into darkness.

The front and rear headlights had all been scrapped when they hit the door of the Woodpecker's warehouse, and now only two small red sensor lights on the metal bracket above the front of the car were left blinking.

The monsters hidden in the sandstorm seemed to be intimidated by some invisible thing, behind them roared like thunder, and their anxious and panicked footsteps wandered around the edge of the darkness, but they still couldn't make up their minds to take a step beyond the thunder pool.

Gad took out the old-fashioned gun and threw it on the passenger seat, and glanced at Joshua in the back seat by the faint red light of the induction lamp, fortunately he had already sat up with his forehead propped up.

"How are you, are you not injured?" Gad asked in a low voice.

Joshua shook his head, and the sand on his head kept falling, and some of it fell directly into the hollow of his neck.

He tugged at his collar and shook, inadvertently cursed in a low voice.

Although the light was not good, Gad still had a panoramic view of his little movements, and then asked casually, "Is sand poured into the clothes?"

There is nothing wrong with Gad's concern, but the key point is that since they left the valley, Joshua has only been wearing a thin one-piece protective suit, which is completely one-piece inside!Silk!No!hang!

So when the sand and soil leaked into the collar, it must be close to the flesh, unimpeded from top to bottom.

If it were Gad himself, even if he was asked to roll around in the sand in broad daylight without wearing anything, he would not feel embarrassed.

But now thinking that the sticky sand might stick tightly to some very special and sensitive parts, Gad would naturally empathize with it—that was really, too bad!

But Joshua didn't seem to pay attention to this problem. He buried his head and rubbed his hair, shook his ears left and right, and couldn't see why he passed out just now.

"How long do we have to go?"

He pinned the flare gun to his waist, carried the fluorescent lamp and the old-fashioned gun back to the co-pilot.

"I don't have much fuel, I have to find a place to stop," Gad turned off the superconducting booster, and the speed of the land vehicle immediately slowed down.

"Those guys will soon be emboldened to follow, they remember the smell of this car."

Joshua took a deep breath, looked up and saw the symmetrical blade-like peaks, and asked, "Is this... a fossil?"

"It's hard to say," Gad squinted his eyes looking for a place to park the land vehicle, "it might not be that long."

Although it was not the first time he had seen it, he still couldn't help sighing: "This planet must have been full of greenery and vitality a long time ago, and there might have been advanced civilizations, but it's a pity that there is nothing left now except for these. .”

Looking at the endless abyss in front of him, his misty thoughts seemed to have traveled tens of thousands of light years, pulling him back to the devastated and desolate planet, where there was once prosperity and abundant products, but a catastrophe would eventually burn everything up. Now even half of the ruins and broken tiles can't be found.

After a brief fugue, he immediately returned to reality, turned his head and smiled at Joshua.

The past has passed after all, so isn't there still a long way to go?

The land vehicle groped forward for a short distance in the dark, and Togo suddenly stood up from his seat, his back straightened, his teeth grinning, and a low growl came out of his throat.

"It's here."

The land vehicle turned around and came to a solid stop against a giant stone pillar-like skeleton. Gad whistled lightly at the dog, and it immediately jumped off the vehicle, staring vigilantly at the deepest part of the darkness. place.

Gad slung the plasma paddle over his shoulder, then walked around the front of the car to the other side and took two fluorescent lights from Joshua.

"This is good, it will be of great use later!" He said.

Joshua did not object, and he got out of the car with the old-fashioned gun. There was a crisp sound from the bottom of his feet. Looking carefully, a piece of armor larger than a human face had been trampled to pieces, and there were countless others beside him. animal remains.

He moved to the side, but he still couldn't step on the solid ground. Instead, he brought up a burst of choking dust, mixed with many tiny insects flying around aimlessly, floating in front of them.

"Maybe we shouldn't be here," Joshua looked around, frowning and half covering his mouth and nose. "It's not a good idea to trespass."

Gad stretched out his long arms and waved in front of him, driving those annoying flying insects aside, his expression didn't look like a joke: "Here you don't have to reason with anyone, whoever has the hardest fist has the final say."

After speaking, he glanced back again, "Right Togo?"

Gouzi didn't look back, but slapped his big translucent ears to express his approval.

Joshua whispered angrily, "Then why run?"

"Don't run? Don't run, are you waiting to be chewed and eaten!" Gad frowned seriously, and then deliberately lowered his voice, "You can't confront those idiots head-on, you have to outsmart them!"

Joshua's gaze swept across the sharp mountain top above his head again. Instead of caring about how the giant beast died, it would be better to find out how the bones under his feet came from.

There are also those scattered tortoise shell-shaped hexagonal armor pieces, they don't seem to have come here by themselves after dying.

"Outsmart? A wolf in the front and a tiger in the back is also called outsmart?" He couldn't help asking.

Jia Dela grabbed his arm, leaned over and smiled evilly: "Follow me closely, you will know soon."

The author has something to say: Gad: My happiness is so simple!

Joshua: Please don't overdo it...

Tie Gugu: My happiness is also so simple. I just saw the message and interacted with the little angel!But it seems that everyone is busy lately T_T

Still chasing after favorites, the little angels who saw here bowed and sprinkled flowers, I love you! !