Chapter 1624: Transformation to the Desperate Bull

Chapter 1624: Transformation in the Battle (29)

"What do you have in there?" Bediwell swung his Black Moon Steel Scimitar back and swung it twice on the spot, not feeling any difference in the feel of his hand.

"Just use the plug-in system. Zhalfir urged.

"Okay...... Bediwell took a few steps back, knowing that the trigger of the plug-in system would send out a shockwave that could cause damage to everything around him, so it was better to be careful.

Sure enough, the moment the trigger is pulled, the plug-in system sends the air through one of the jets on the blade, emitting a shock wave. However, it is a slight departure from the original version, this time the plugin does not just create a shockwave, it also shoots some kind of golden light particles by the way, and then Bediwell's weapon is also enchanted with thunder and lightning.

"Thunderbolt pine resin?" the werewolf youth snorted.

"That's right, meow. Zhalfir took out what looked like a shotgun from the ground, and it was hollow: "This is the shell of the shotgun that Mr. Albert used before, and I used it to the fullest, and I stuffed some pine resin powder in it." Then, by connecting the plug-in system, the pine resin powder in the shell will be sprayed along with the air stream, creating a shock wave and sticking the pine resin to the blade of the weapon for rapid enchantment. "

"Interesting. Bediwell snorted.

"However, the amount of pine resin powder contained in the shell itself is small, and there will be losses in the process of spraying out with the shock wave, so the amount of this enchantment is also very small, and it is probably enough to cut a meow or so. Zhalfir added.

"One knife is enough. Bediwell said flatly: "It should be said that it is convenient to only cut with a knife." Every time you finish slashing your opponent, you can change to a new enchantment and then slash, and your tactics will become more abundant. And since the blast wave is mixed with pine resin powder, the shock wave is also destructive, right?"

"That's right. Although you can't expect the lethality of that shockwave. "

"How do you solve the problem of reloading?" Bediwell asked, "If I'm not mistaken, the plug-in system capable of delivering shockwaves should be independent, and these enchanted pine resin warheads should be loaded at a later stage and used up as consumables, right?"

"Yes, meow. Do you break the groove behind the handle and look at the meow?"

Bediwell then snapped. He immediately noticed that a thin and long magazine had been dismantled from the back of the hilt, which could hold about ten rounds of pine resin enchanted bullets. Judging from the structure of this thing, it was made with the hilt a long time ago, not the product of Zhalfir's hasty transformation (the young leopard man never took the hilt to modify it at all!).

"Did you think everything out yesterday?" Bediwell couldn't help but be surprised: "What a vision." "

"I just thought it was a shame that there was so much space left in the handle that wasn't used, so when I designed the handle, I vacated the groove for the magazine. With a slight modification, the magazine can be completely linked to the plug-in system - of course, it can only be done by making the pine resin powder eject along with the activation of the plug-in. "

"Okay, that's enough. Bediwell said contentedly, "Then this warehouse will be given to you." Make good use of the resources here and upgrade everyone's weapons. Do you need anything else?"

"There's no need for anything else for now. "Once everyone has brought all the weapons, I'll do a full upgrade of each plug-in system." But—"

"But what?"

"Well, this weapons workshop is on your ship, Mr. Bediwell, and I can't help but be a little inconvenient to use. It would be nice if your ship had a teleportation system, so I wouldn't have to spend meowing back and forth between the hotel and the workshop. "

"Teleportation room...... Bediwell tilted his head: "Eve, is there a similar system on this ship?"

"With the right components, discarded conveyors can indeed be repaired. Eve said, "However, the ship is currently unable to detect any replaceable teleporter elements within a radius of ten miles. "

"I think we'll need to break into the ruins of an ancient god and human race to grab the electronics, or find another sand ship of the same size. Bediwell joked, "All in all, the ship's teleportation system doesn't seem to be working. We may be able to borrow from the Britons to get another teleportation system that we can use. But it's not an easy task. "

"But," Eve added, "the gravitational beams used to transport supplies are still in a working state. With gravitational beams, it is possible to pick up and drop off medium-mass objects at a range of about 1,000 kilometers. "

"I don't understand. What the hell is a gravitational beam?" The werewolf youth couldn't help but be at a loss, "Can that kind of thing fly with me?"

"I've seen meow that. Zhalfir said, "Like people's arks, they can use gravitational beams, which is very fun." "

"What?"

"It's convenient when you send it out, but what about the return trip?" Zhalfir then asked Eve.

So a small scarab golem flew in from outside, landed on Zhalfir's head, and turned into an earring-like thing next to his ear.

"As long as the signal can be located, the gravitational beam can recover the target. Eve said.

"Funny meow. Zhalfir snorted and put down his work, "Come on, Mr. Beddyville, let's try out the gravitational beam first, and use that to go back to the hotel." "

"Well, can it really be done? Won't you hit something in the middle and cause danger?"

"Trust me, no problem. "Zhalfir has already walked out on his own.

Bedwell then followed Zhalfir out of the warehouse. A signpost-like band of light had already appeared on the ground, presumably Eve was guiding the two to the "gravitational beam launch chamber" of the sand boat. Bediwell shrugged his shoulders and followed the instructions. They soon arrived at a hidden room in the Desert Ship, which was supposed to be near the bow of the ship. Bediwell wondered in his heart that it was really impractical to install this strange "gravitational beam" instead of the main gun on the bow of this sand ship. But this ship was not originally a warship, but a kind of transport ship, and perhaps this gravitational beam was also an important means of transporting goods.

A large hole opened in the bow of the ship, from which Bediville could see the Sahara Desert across the Red Sea.

A holographic map also appeared in the room, seemingly for Bediwell to choose their destination.

"Meow right here. Zhalfir clicked on the map and selected the approximate location of the Grand Hotel in Cairo: "Please choose the vertical coordinates as close to the ground as possible when teleporting, after all, we can't fly, and we don't want to fall to your death after teleporting." "

"Understood, began to correct the coordinates of the landing site. Eve said.

A beam of light was fired out of the air, and it suddenly turned in mid-air, stretching in the direction of Cairo. It was only then that Bediwell realized that the gravitational beam was actually being fired from a turret-like device about a foot below the control room, and that there was also a platform from the control room where the turret could be lowered.

"Let's go, Mr. Bediwell. Zhalfir said, "Just jump into the gravitational beam." "

After speaking, the leopard man youth jumped into the beam first. Bediwell was about to say something, but found that Zhalfir began to be driven by the beam and flew out. He was slow at first, but gradually accelerated, and soon reached an alarming speed, disappearing into the horizon like a meteor.

"Uh...... Is this really not dangerous?" the werewolf youth couldn't help but be a little worried.

"No obstacles were detected on the path through which the gravitational beam passed. The beam itself is a force field, which has the effect of blocking the entry of foreign objects and ensuring the safety of the journey. "It seems that Bedivel is afraid that he will not dare to use it," Eve further explained.

"Alright, alright!" The werewolf youth was a little difficult to ride, so he had to jump into the gravitational beam.

It wasn't as bad as he thought. Bediwell entered the beam of light, and immediately felt that his whole body was surrounded by some kind of force, as if he was being driven by the current, and began to fly forward, flying in the direction of the beam. The flight was relatively gentle at first, but as the distance increased, Bediwell was propelled by the beam to fly faster and faster, and finally he was almost able to catch up with the speed of his iron horse.

The sight in front of him was fleeting, and it was only then that the werewolf youth realized that he was afraid. If he had been riding in an iron horse and speeding at this speed, he would not have been so afraid, after all, he was wrapped in a large piece of iron, and he was at least somewhat protected from anything in mid-air, but now he was "naked" in mid-air without protection, and at this speed, if he hit something, it would immediately turn into a mass of meat sauce - in this case, it was strange that Bediwell was not afraid!

But fear is fear, he is on the thief ship, and now there is no way to retreat. Now he can only be dragged forward by this gravitational beam until he reaches his set destination!

Bedeville felt the beam begin to slow down, and he could already see the Grand Cairo Hotel at the end of the horizon. He knew that Zhalfir had already arrived at the Cairo Hotel first, so Bediwell, who was full of fire, was thinking about the words, thinking about how to teach the boy a lesson when he met the young leopard man.

The gravitational beam twisted a slightly smaller arc towards the ground, and finally sent Bedeville safely to the ground.

Smack. The gravitational pull was gone, and Bediwell's feet finally touched solid ground. His landing point was in an open field less than thirty yards away from the Cairo Hotel, and it has to be said that the landing point of this beam was quite accurate.

From departure to safe landing, the entire process took less than five minutes.