Strands of light slipped through the crack in the door, clinging to the red-haired girl's fair skin, even if it was slightly exposed. She casually swiped the blood-stained saber on the woman's corset beside the bed, and got up to step on the file safe. The roulette wheel was locked in her hand, and the overwhelmed block collapsed, and the lock was destroyed under the huge force. The files that carried countless lives and fortunes in it fell into the hands of a woman who could completely destroy them.

Adolfina cursoryly flipped through it, threw it back with a disdainful smile, and walked out of the door for a moment, but put it in a leather bag, and swiped a match along the way.

But in this ruin, who would dare to really sleep peacefully?

Adolfina didn't turn on the transfiguration again, and to be honest, no woman likes to walk outside without cover, especially since this woman has always adhered to the principle of "La perla", even if it is death, she must die in a withering posture, this fortress is too small to accommodate her.

Descending to the experimental floor, Adolfina passed through the mutant creature detention room with ease, and the titan behemoths who were extremely manic at the sight of the living did not dare to let go of a fart at this time, and the black prince who claimed to be able to slaughter an entire elite expedition was very sincere and fell on all fours, and the creatures that were lying in waves seemed to be being inspected by the king.

Then, it was time for Adolfina's favorite part of the reservation.

The workers sleeping in the cubicles on the experimental floor fell into eternal sleep one after another, occasionally waking up from nightmares with a "click" sound, and only seeing a pair of bloody pupils and a cold face.

In an instant, corpses were everywhere.

When Adolfina reached the last compartment, she silently counted how many golden pimples she had killed, most of which had been sent to Steel City by the northern city-states at great cost to be taught, and after graduating a few years later, she came to the fortress of Mill for an internship, in order to be able to control the beast tide near the city-state after returning from school, and taming a rotting wolf was more difficult but more efficient than raising a pack of hunters. Limited resources, no one will dispatch the poor regular army on a large scale until the critical moment, most of them are in the form of guerrilla harassment to destroy production facilities, the human nose is naturally no better than the mixed breed dog, the oil will be exhausted, but the ghost grass can not be eaten.

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She gently pushed the handle away, and the saber was silently inserted into the side of her leg, and with her great strength, the great force of survival of the fittest, twisting her neck was equivalent to breaking a tree stem. She stared at the female operator on the feather bed. The shimmering vision of this woman with a rosy face and fluttering eyelashes may indicate that her dreams are sweet.

Adolfina's choking hand stopped abruptly, and in an instant, she felt a chill down her spine, and she quickly leaned over to the door, and when she was moving, she slammed her head, and a simple bump was enough to break the bones of ordinary people. But in the darkness under the emergency lights, there was not a single person.

She tugged at the corners of her mouth, a feeling she hadn't felt in years, long forgotten, and held her saber in her hand, and before stabbing the woman in the heart, an even more violent sense of foreboding struck Adolfina again.

"What a nuisance...... Who called and said it was the Giant Spider rioting? the ......" the rhythmic sound of military boots outside the hallway. Adolfina didn't care about the many dodge sides, and in the midst of the yawning of the night watchman, her hand dropped and the unlucky man whispered in despair, and threw it into the spider cage.

Adolfina took out the leather pouch and swept it, gave up the attempt to kill the last female operator again, quickly crossed the isolation door of the triple radiation warning, and fell down the heating pipe in her memory for a full ten floors, smelling a familiar smell, in the shallow and dissipating smell of Hydra, she couldn't help but show her white teeth and smile silently, this smell, like the feeling of the times she was intoxicated with in the past.

It belongs to the pioneering era of the fearless!

She's like a ghost bird, and she doesn't even have to throw stones to ask for directions to walk through Area Zero. Not long after nightfall, there were still many people in the soldiers' rest area shouting and playing cards and punches, unaware of what was hidden behind the masks. Adolfina crossed the second floor of the platform and finally stopped in front of the gate that led to the underground.

As always, radiation hazard signs are unattended. Frankly, no. The heavy, dark-colored composite steel gate looked indifferently at the little man standing in front of him. Since it can withstand the double test of touching the earth and the years, a creature that prides itself on its great power will naturally not be able to shake a point.

It's just that Adolfina also understands that power is not power after all, and the problems solved are limited.

Then she takes

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Out of the passcard.

A red light in the main control room of the fortress came on, indicating that someone had entered the underground smart reactor. Entering outside of the scheduled hours is the first security incident that threatens the fortress, and requires immediate troop clearance. But the red light was on there, and no one pressed the warning button right next to the red light until it went out.

How can a dead man warn?

It's like walking into a coffin made of small metal boxes, and the waste heat from the reactor has been collecting in the aisle for half a century, and just closing the gate and turning a corner, an unbearable heat wave hits your face. Adolfina slowly removed her mask, her bright vertical pupils reflected in the wandering phantom. Now, she is a fish in an aquarium, alone in the bulkhead that transports the water.

Soon she was standing in front of the reactor core. It seems to have passed through a film of light, and encountered a transparent and invisible and incomparably solid obstacle. The core of "Ingenuity" towers, and even "Ingenuity" is a large, strange three-story building full of winding pipes and a viscous mercury-like liquid flowing inside. For example, the bucket with a lid on the upper body and the disproportionate lower body are supported by seven pillars, and the most noble wisdom of mankind before the war is gathered here. Silently, along with the thousands of shelters lying in the ground, the last of humanity's glory remains.

Adolfina stared for a long time, shook her head slightly and smiled, it was the kind of smile that was really tranquil, the smile like seeing her hometown, and her palm touched the barrier, rippling with mist. She obviously couldn't get in.

"After all these years, Jenny, I'm where you want to be." Adolfina muttered, emptied the pouch and lifted it again, two abrasive traces faintly losing their imprint. Holding the pouch, she continued, "It was we who made Hydra, not Hydra. ”

Adolfina trembled her lips, as if she had countless words to say but finally stopped in her throat, she knew that there was no time to continue to wait, before leaving, she only slowly raised her head, looked around at this side of the world that was also independent, smiled and hid the tears, and said: "Newton's third law, there must be something left, and now I am back." ”

She gently placed the leather bag on the shaped bomb that dropped every second, and also covered the "tick-tick" of the mechanical computer.

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