Players Invade Cyberpunk
Chapter 1459 - 475: Sky and Sea Battle (Part 2)
Chapter 1459: Chapter 475: Sky and Sea Battle (Part 2)
"Ahhhhh!!!!!"
Brother Ni tightly grasped the torpedo with both hands, not daring to let go, as a torpedo in the midst of frenzied acceleration would soon reach several times the speed of sound. The G-force during this process would be very large, and any slight misstep could cause him to fall off the torpedo. Naturally, it wasn’t possible to act cool like some people by standing on the torpedo.
[Sky Net: Force field shield collision countdown begins, please prepare to disengage]
Players couldn’t follow the torpedo into collision, because even if the explosion didn’t kill them, it could damage the aircraft, leading to mission failure. Moreover, they couldn’t disengage too quickly, as the aircraft’s power was insufficient to fly for a long duration.
[15S]
[14S]
Through his goggles, Brother Ni already saw that small black dot in the distant sky, and in his prosthetic eye’s view, a large prefix was attached to that small black dot.
[Enemy ship: Vasa]
[10S]
The acceleration phase was about to end, and the missile’s flight path was directly heading toward Vasa.
Brother Ni’s breathing began to grow heavy, his eyes firmly fixed on the numbers reported by the laser rangefinder, which were swiftly plummeting from five digits into four.
[3S]
With only 3 seconds left on the countdown, the distance between the two sides sharply reduced to less than two kilometers. The players immediately released the body-fixing fasteners, allowing the torpedo to rush forward, flinging the players off automatically. Due to inertia, Brother Ni and the other players were still headed toward Vasa’s defensive force field at supersonic speed, though not as fast as the torpedo.
By this point, Vasa’s radar finally detected those missiles charging toward its stern.
Previously, the missiles flew closely to the sea surface, causing significant interference that prevented shipborne radar from detecting them until they left the sea surface and ascended to higher altitudes, finally being discovered.
Dodging was certainly out of the question, as there was no time to react. Vasa’s captain decided to take the hit head-on, hoping these missiles couldn’t breach Vasa’s own force field defenses.
As for the small black dot beneath those missiles, no one paid it any attention; not even the radar could detect these entities.
Meanwhile, the players slowing their upward trajectory finally corrected their balance in mid-air and promptly started their single-soldier aircraft.
Blue ghost flames erupted from the cylinders on their back, legs, and hands, propelling the players upward at high speed once more, transforming themselves into a second barrage of missiles charging directly at Vasa.
And it wasn’t just Vasa; other warships focusing entirely on Pola were similarly ambushed by a fleet of missiles appearing beneath them.
If Vasa was misled into thinking these missiles were launched by Pola, others were left completely confused.
What the heck, where did these missiles come from?
Even if Huang Ban and Military Science attacked, it shouldn’t be this fast.
Bewildered, they instinctively activated force field defenses because the distance was insufficient for the launch of anti-air missiles to intercept, and the spot directly beneath the warship was conveniently the weakest point of its airborne firepower coverage.
Vasa had only two short-range laser cannons firing below.
Colorless lasers swept across, leaving a boiling white streak on the sea surface, but they only struck down a sparse number of missiles. The remaining missiles collided with the force field.
The expected explosion didn’t occur; instead, the force field was disrupted in an alternate dimension beyond visible sight.
The artificially created force field was forcibly neutralized, resulting in a temporary breach.
Seeing this, Vasa’s technicians immediately understood these missiles were merely assisting the real offensive weapons in breaking through.
But it was too late.
Under the propulsion acceleration of the single-soldier aircraft, the players plunged through the force field breach and smashed toward Vasa at lightning speed.
The laser cannon tried to intercept, but was only able to evaporate two players, reducing them to ashes and molten iron that scattered onto the sea surface, then were hit by a few successful rocket rounds fired by other players and turned into scrap.
"???"
Seeing those humanoid units appearing beneath their ship’s stern, the crew aboard Vasa were stupefied.
What the hell is going on?
How did these lunatics spring up from the sea?
They’re located over a thousand kilometers from the coastline here; how did you guys get here?
Isn’t the sea full of smart mines?
At this point, the Swedes’ minds were already bombarded by player madness, unable to function.
Even if players dropped from the sky, they could understand it, but the sea was an absolute forbidden zone.
Everything changed too quickly; from when Pola appeared to now, it had been less than five minutes, yet the world had already transformed beyond their recognition.
A technician reached out shakily, pointing at the players on the big screen
"What are they doing?"
On the screen, the players began to correct their body postures through the single-soldier aircraft, performing an upside-down maneuver while clamping their feet onto the warship’s underside.
Click
Magnetic shoes attached themselves to the alloy armor plate.
Clang
Clang
Clang
The players stepped one by one on the bottom armor, walking toward each other and converging at the same location.
"Again?"
Vasa’s captain immediately figured out these brutes planned to replicate the Pola incident on Vasa, betting on their single-soldier capabilities to seize the ship by force.
The captain gritted his teeth and asked
"Where are they heading?"
"They’re gathering in D-zone of the lower gravity chamber, moving towards the edge!"
"Keep an eye on them. No matter where they go, immediately lock down that area and dispatch forces to eliminate them."
"Additionally, deploy drones to assist in clearing them. If you can take them down outside, don’t allow them onto the deck."
"Yes!"
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