Chapter 311: Children

"Before we went in, the bombers had already bombed the town into a medieval ruin. You don't want to see that kind of scene, human organs, broken limbs, in short, after you have seen that, you will no longer have any fascination with the human body..." Heinard said.

Chen Ke nodded. Just like the photos of the car accident scene, people's fragility is sometimes really invisible and unaware. Cats, dogs and poultry being disemboweled would feel uncomfortable, let alone humans.

Conrad must have seen a lot of people like that at that time.

"We all thought it was an easy war. We even set foot on Sus Bay with compassion at that time, but what happened next was far beyond our imagination." Conrad took a sip of wine and continued to narrate.

The vanguard troops where Conrad was did not encounter much effective resistance. They advanced a little deep, so when a psychic appeared behind the team, no one noticed.

"I heard Mike calling me. He shouted, Get down! Get down! The others started firing. I was in the first row. When I turned around, the two teammates in front of me had been cut by a beam of red light." Conrad said.

That was a successful test subject who survived. As a half-psychic, he learned some extraordinary skills. No matter what those skills were, they were more than enough to melt the military ceramic bulletproof vest.

"We shot at that bastard, his hands began to burn, and then he melted away. Then his whole body turned red and rushed towards us. I dragged Mike back and ran. A wave of heat lifted me up more than 5 meters high." Conrad said, showing his right hand to Chen Ke.

Chen Ke then discovered that Conrad's right hand had severe burns.

"I climbed up and realized that the thing had just exploded. His internal organs were sprayed everywhere, and the other team members were scattered on the ground like flowers. I wanted to find Mike, but I only found a pair of dentures on the ground." Conrad laughed.

Although he didn't know why the guy blew himself up, Chen Ke guessed that it must be the immature psychic injection technology that made him unable to control the power of psychic energy, and the use of the secret skills led to a similar overload phenomenon.

"After this incident, I thought you would stay away from everything related to psychic energy." Chen Ke said.

"Things are unpredictable, and I have to live. And that incident was just the appetizer of this war. There are more cruel things later. This war has been going on for half a year, and finally Superman had to be sent to solve this matter." Conrad said.

"Superman..." Chen Ke was stunned.

There are Supermen in this world.

Faster than bullets, stronger than trains, and can jump over tall buildings with a leap... The man who ended World War II, the ultimate fighting force in this world. How strong is Superman...? Chen Ke was very curious.

"Heinard is lucky that he doesn't have to go through what happened to me, but that old guy is too indecisive, hehe..." Conrad opened another bottle of wine and filled it up for Chen Ke.

"Conrad, where are your family?" Chen Ke asked suddenly.

"..." Conrad didn't speak, frowning, as if he recalled some painful memories.

"At least you didn't do maritime smuggling with your daughter like Heinard, right?" Chen Ke picked up the glass and drank it all.

"Chen Ke, I want to be alone, can you leave for a while?" Conrad said in a deep voice.

"Stay alert, Conrad." Chen Ke saw that Conrad was in a bad mood, so he didn't bother too much, put down the glass, got up and left the captain's room.

He went down to the deck. The sea breeze at night was a bit strong, the air was humid, and the smell of the sea was pungent. The tip of his nose was soon covered with a layer of water droplets. The moonlight was cold, and there was only the sound of waves and ship engines around. When Chen Ke turned around and wanted to go downstairs to the crew rest area, he unconsciously glanced at the stern deck.

In this short moment, he seemed to see a child of seven or eight years old, hiding behind the crane from the left side of the ship to the right.

Chen Ke felt his hair stand on end. He immediately took out his silenced pistol, pointed it at the back of the crane, and activated his psychic vision to take a look.

Nothing.

Psychic vision can show all human-shaped objects, but now he can't see anything. Chen Ke slowly put down his gun. Either he saw it wrong just now, or that thing jumped off the ship.

There were no children on the ship, Chen Ke was sure, because he had scanned everyone on the ship more than once.

In any case, strange things started to happen, and Chen Ke would not deceive himself with such a stupid excuse as "I just saw it wrong".

He would not see it wrong, and Lin Mo's muscle memory and killer instinct would not let him see it wrong. In addition to the experience of the past two months, Chen Ke is not a rookie now. He has seen all kinds of scenes.

Whatever it was that flashed by just now, it must have come out of this sea.

"The boat is so fast, and it can still be pulled up... It's awesome..." Chen Ke exclaimed. He felt it necessary to tell Conrad and Nathan about this.

So he immediately rushed to the bridge and turned the doorknob of the captain's room, only to find that Conrad had locked the door.

"Conrad!" Chen Ke shouted.

"Leave me alone!" Conrad yelled from inside the door.

"Where's your mother! Open the door quickly, or I'll kick it open." Chen Ke said.

Conrad opened the door, his face showed no sign of anger, but rather a little nervous. Even he should have heard something from Chen Ke's tone.

"Did you see anything?" Conrad asked.

"There must be no children on this ship, right?" Chen Ke asked back.

"Come in." Conrad said, and closed the door immediately after Chen Ke entered.

He pushed his laptop towards Chen Ke, on which there were several small windows, all of which were monitor screens.

"Did you see anything strange on it just now?" Chen Ke asked.

"I've been looking for a day, and there's nothing. Where did you see... the child just now? What does it look like?" Conrad asked.

"I didn't see it clearly. I just went downstairs and saw it at the stern crane. It ran to the back and disappeared." Chen Ke said.

"Have you gone... to confirm it? For example, go around to the back to have a look?" Conrad said cautiously.

"Why don't you go and have a look?" Chen Ke smiled.

"Don't tease me, I can't deal with that kind of thing. Now it's all up to you, buddy!" Conrad's tone changed.

"Do you know how to call me buddy now? When I first got on the ship, you arranged the most ridiculous place for me." Chen Ke snorted coldly.

"I don't mind you sleeping in the captain's room, Chen Ke, you can lie down wherever you want, as long as you can handle the current situation." Conrad stared at Chen Ke and said.

"Immediately declare martial law on the entire ship, let everyone pick up weapons, don't disperse, try to gather together to avoid acting alone, suppress your curiosity, shoot immediately when you find something unusual, and don't investigate when you hear strange sounds, hurry up." Chen Ke said.

In many horror movies, the protagonists are wiped out because of various stupid operations. Chen Ke doesn't want to repeat the same mistakes now.

Conrad nodded, took out a shotgun from the cabinet and put it on his back, and then went to the command room with Chen Ke. There was only one helmsman and a navigator here.

He picked up the radio intercom and began to broadcast to the whole ship: "Everyone pay attention... Everyone pay attention... This is Captain Conrad..."

Strange things began to happen. Whether this ship can sail out of this sea area depends on the next few hours...