Chapter 361: Expedition Road: Game Upgrade

The dark space was dead silent, cold, quiet and empty. There was no light, no shadow, no sound, no shape. All there was was pure dead darkness.

But suddenly the darkness was broken. A red blade pierced through the dark curtain, like a whale jumping out of the dark ocean. The burning blade instantly penetrated into the darkness, then turned sideways and began to slide along the surface of the door.

The red blade was as smooth as a hot knife cutting through butter. The blade passed along the dark surface. The burning fire left a long flame pattern in the air as it turned. As the flames danced in the dark space, a long hot melt cutting circle was also connected at the top.

As the blade drew a neat circle, bright flames were released from the cracks of the steel cut by high temperature. The circle was burning in the dark like a fire wheel, and the red molten iron flowed down from the cracks little by little, just like blood flowing out of a wound on human skin.

But suddenly, the flowing red molten iron instantly changed from flowing steadily downward to spraying all around, because the circular cut door body from which the molten iron flowed was suddenly knocked open, and a huge force instantly acted on the door, knocking it out completely.

The heavy steel door rumbled on the ground in the distance, and its edges were covered with molten steel. The molten iron surging on it was like the fracture of a cut arm, dripping the molten liquid releasing high-temperature light onto the ground little by little.

On the high-temperature molten iron flowing on the ground like magma, a boot inlaid with silver iron sheets stepped in. The boot suddenly stepped on the flowing high-temperature liquid, splashing it and spreading it all around.

The boots continued to move along the scarlet road flowing on the ground. It was like a fisherman's water boots, stepping on the waves and moving forward, except that this "fisherman" was stepping on a ground of hot molten iron.

Vito walked over the hot water, and he seemed to have no sense of the scorching temperature under his feet. In fact, this was largely due to the iron-studded combat boots he was wearing. The boots stepped over the hot sea, but there was no trace of burning at all, as if he was sliding on it.

The edges and upper armor plates of the boots inlaid with silver iron plates accompanied each ambush, and were illuminated by the fire emitted from the gap in the gate under his feet and the hot molten iron that hit and cut the gate body and flowed down to the ground. In addition, there was another fire illuminating the side of Vito's leg.

The side of the judge's black trousers was completely illuminated by the burning flames. The leaping flames came from the Phoenix Sword hanging to the ground. The flames burning on the blade lit up Vito's entire lower body, and the flickering light was still dimly swaying on his face.

Vito held the Phoenix Sword in his hand and gently raised it. The burning fire blade also stood up from his side. He walked through the high-temperature stream flowing on the deck with the burning holy sword in one hand. He walked past the iron-black dark Eldar-style consoles decorated with countless spikes, hooks and tearing blades.

Vito bypassed the terminal equipment in the bridge. The burning fire sword continued to release light beside him. The fire illuminated the dark and silent equipment along the way. They were like everything here, without any vitality.

Vito, dressed in black, walked around the throne in the center of the longship bridge, in front of the huge dark floor-to-ceiling window. He held the fire sword in the middle and walked slowly from the side of the throne, which had an absurdly high backrest, which the Eldar liked for some reason, to the front of it.

Vito slowly raised the Phoenix Sword when he saw the body sitting on the throne after walking past the armrest. The flaming blade in his hand stretched out to the figure sitting on it, and the firelight quickly illuminated the body of the dead captain.

He sat on the throne, with a gunshot to the side of his head, almost half of his face was covered with his own blood. The captain sat slumped on the throne with a hollow look in his eyes. The gun that pierced his head was in his own hand, and fell down weakly on the armrest of the throne.

Vito raised his head slightly, looking at the gunshot that blew up his head. The captain who committed suicide raised his head slightly and snorted. He took out Helen's CD from his arms thoughtfully. From the holographic projection window on it, a blue light quickly flashed in front of Vito, and Helen quickly took shape on it.

Helen looked at the body of the Eldar captain in front of her, and she also tilted her head slightly in surprise and looked at the body, "It's really interesting. If I remember correctly, the captain of the Dark Eldar rarely sinks with his ship, but chooses to escape."

"Yes, it's meaningless to pay attention to honor in Gomor. Most pirate captains, if they are attacked and know that they can't win, will abandon the crew and escape without hesitation, but this guy chose to commit suicide."

Vito stretched the Phoenix Sword in his hand in front of the captain, and the firelight illuminated the whole body of the dead captain. The brain matter mixed with blood splashed on him when the head was blown up, and even the ground under his feet was full of dried blood.

Vito raised his head slightly, looked at the captain in front of him and snorted. He seemed to be thinking about something, but then he grabbed the captain's collar and pulled him off the throne.

The captain's empty eyes followed his head as he collapsed to the ground. Vito then sat on the throne that was covered with dried blood. He leaned on the back of the chair and raised one of his legs as if he didn't care at all, and casually lifted Helen's The CD was placed in a small disc opened on the armrest of the captain's throne.

After Helen flickered for a brief moment, the end of the disc landed firmly on the disk. She turned to look at Vito, who was sitting beside her on the throne. He leaned on the armrest with one hand. He leaned his head on the raised chair behind him and nodded, "Connect to the system and send a signal for help."

Helen nodded in response, then closed her eyes and put her fingers on her temples, but a moment later she put down her hands and opened her eyes to look at Vito, "Sir, the energy system has been cut off, the system is disconnected."

Vito raised his eyebrows slightly, holding his hands in front of his abdomen, "Did it happen when the Sun Army opened fire?" "No, someone manually cut off the energy pipeline of the bridge, causing the bridge system to be unable to be activated."

Vito glanced at the captain's body lying on the ground. He stood up and patted his trouser legs. Then he started to use his familiarity with the structure of the Dark Eldar pirate ship to quickly find the destroyed bridge. The location of the energy pipeline, don't ask why Vito is so familiar with the structure of the looter, it's not a pleasant memory.

Vito walked up to the wall, raised the Phoenix Sword, and used the firelight to illuminate the exposed pipelines on the dark wall. The steel wall panels were roughly removed, and then he destroyed them with two more brutal shots. Energy pipelines.

The pipelines buried in the wall were completely destroyed. There were crooked conductive wires everywhere in the middle of the broken cables. The damaged pipe skin also dissolved with the high temperature and sprayed out inside and outside the wall, as if a person had been shot. It looks like a figure after the explosion.

"I first thought that the Sun Army's raid was too sudden, causing the Eldar to be wiped out without having time to send out a signal for help. But now it seems that their captain destroyed the system energy himself, so that the system did not have time to send out any signals. Emergency signal."

"But why? Sir, if he does this, he will definitely die. Why would he do this?" Helen stood on the armrest of the throne behind her and asked Vito. The latter smiled coldly, and he thrust the Phoenix Sword into the On the wall on one side of the broken pipe, a sword blade illuminated the surroundings like a torch.

"Simple, if he transports something to someone he can't afford to offend, if someone discovers them and finds out who he works for, he won't live long."

As Vito spoke, he stretched out his hand and pulled up the exposed electric wire on one side of the pipeline. He pinched the countless golden and copper-colored tangled wires together, and used the mechanical arm of his right hand to pull it into his hand, "So, he He chose to destroy the ship's energy system to prevent the signal from being sent out to attract other people's attention, and then shot himself in the head, so that everyone who knew the secrets of the ship would disappear completely. "

"Out of loyalty to his employer?"

"Loyalty? The Dark Eldar don't have this word. I think the closest adjective is fear."

Vito said as he pinched the electric wire, and then golden lightning flashed in his palm. The electric arc was instantly injected into the broken conductive wire, and then quickly spread along the energy pipe throughout the entire bridge.

With the release of lightning, the dark red lights on the bridge east of Vito's head immediately turned on. He raised his head and looked around at the bridge illuminated by terrible red light. That was not the color of the emergency lights, but the normal color here. The color of the light, Vito looked at the light and smiled helplessly.

"These torturers with an explosion of aesthetics." Vito said, grabbing the Phoenix Sword on one side with his other hand. He pulled it off the wall and then released the electric wire that was still dancing with lightning. Toti walked back to the direction of the throne with the Phoenix Sword in his hand.

"While my lightning can last for a while, turn on the system and let us see who this ship is working for." Vito said, inserting the Phoenix Holy Sword back into its scabbard, and then threw it away Sitting on the throne, he held one hand and crossed his right leg over the knee of his left leg. He looked like he was the original owner of the ship.

Helen faced forward, her fingers slid quickly in the air, and soon a scarlet holographic projection appeared in the air in front of Vito. The display window full of spikes, bones and more terrifying decorations was displaying in the air. The screen popped up in front of him, and he looked at the interface helplessly, holding his chin and smiling bitterly.

"Damn, if anyone's aesthetics is the same as that old bastard's, bad and unchanged for thousands of years, the Dark Eldar is definitely one of them." Vito smiled bitterly and glanced at Helen at hand, who was sliding her fingers in the air. Then, open the data windows one by one and then put them away.

"Did you find anything worth mentioning?"

"No, sir, all data records have been cleared. Even the flight logs have been deleted. The entire system is as clean as a whiteboard."

Helen said as she pushed open the windows with flashing warning signs in front of her. She put her hands behind her back and looked at the empty list in front of her that Vito could also see. Vito held his chin and looked at the interface thoughtfully. Tapping his chin.

"Hmph, the emergency response was very thorough. He must have given some important things to some big shot. Is there any cargo left in the cabin?" Vito asked, while Helen beside him shook her head and gave him a positive answer.

Vito then shrugged as if it didn't matter. He smiled and leaned back on the throne, resting his elbows on the armrests and hanging them casually, "Forget it, it has nothing to do with us. In fact, this is better. "

"Sir?" Helen turned to look at Vito and asked for orders. The latter nodded slightly. He stood up and looked at the captain who committed suicide on the ground in front of him with his hands behind his back.

"Activate the call for help signal and add a special sentence in the signal. The goods are intact and reinforcements are urgently needed. The boss will reward you heavily."

An evil smile appeared on the corner of Vito's mouth. He looked at the captain and laughed coldly, "Let's see how big a game you brought for me, unlucky guy."

Helen looked at the high-hanging window in front of her and was silent for a moment. Then immediately a signal icon popped up on the interface, and the beating arrow expanded and danced in front of Vito.

"The signal has been sent, sir. I will always screen for signals entering the planet ship."

Helen put her hands behind her back and looked at Vito, who was approaching. The latter smiled and picked Helen up from the armrest of the throne. "If I'm not wrong, we will have visitors soon."

"As you said, sir, it seems that you have got us into another trouble, right?" Helen said coldly looking at Vito in front of her, who smiled and shrugged.

"It's just an ordinary Sunday, isn't it?" Vito smiled, extinguished Helen's CD and put it in his arms. He glanced at the captain on the ground and smiled coldly, then stepped on the molten iron behind the throne. Walked out of the bridge.

After Vito bent down and got out of the gap in the door, he returned to the deck of the longboat illuminated by the sun. He walked to the side of the ship in two or three steps and looked at the three people below.

"Marshal, has the signal been sent?" Yeta asked from below, looking up at Vito, who nodded silently, put his hands in the pockets of his jacket and looked at her below.

"Sent it out, if I guess correctly, the guest should be here soon."

Vito stopped before he finished speaking. From the corner of his eye, he glanced at Lilith who was sitting on the floating motorcycle and raised her head. She looked up at the sky above her head, glanced at Vito with her eyes and smiled. laughed.

"Sir, the Eldar are here." Helen's voice sounded in Vito's arms. Vito immediately raised his head and looked at a fireball that rushed into the atmosphere above his head. The fire instantly passed through the atmosphere and slid from the distant sky. Jump over.

"It looks faster than I thought. Okay, Andre, Yeta, tell everyone to prepare for battle."