"The enemy has discovered us! Quick, pack up your things and board the car, and everyone will evacuate the way they came!"

Although it was unclear why the First Army knew everything about the devil's movements, Falina flew into the truck as soon as she heard the order.

She expertly closed the exhaust valve and pushed the two handles that controlled the Rubik's Cube switch back to the starting position, the front cylinder slammed and the needle of the pressure gauge moved to the right at a speed visible to the naked eye, and soon reached the standard point.

This means that as long as you release the brakes, the car can move at any time.

She poked her head out and looked in the direction of the hillside, only to see that the top of the mountain, which had been foggy just a moment ago, was now much clearer. The miasma-like red mist was dissipating at a speed visible to the naked eye, and black dots the size of sesame seeds appeared on the white slope, surging down the ramp and swooping in the direction of the convoy, like ant colonies emerging from nests. Dozens of flying monsters were revealed in the sky, and there was a great tendency to never let them go.

This scene reminded Falina of the walls of the Hermes plateau.

There, tens of thousands of evil beasts attacked the defenses formed by the Inquisitors in this way.

"Let's go!" a witch of punishment tapped her car door, signaling that all the team members were ready to evacuate.

Falina took a deep breath and pulled up the brake lever.

The steam truck moved slowly.

At this point, the other crews also started their trucks.

From turning around to driving out of the firing area, everyone did a flawless job, even more perfect than in the assessment, but even so, the distance between the enemy and the enemy was not widened. By the time the convoy reached its maximum speed, the pursuers from the air were getting closer.

"No...... No, they're too fast, we'll be caught up if we go on like this!" shouted Joe anxiously.

It is common sense that Falina holds the steering wheel unmoved, and that winged ones always run faster than on the ground. Since the enemy even has flying units, it is only a matter of time before they are caught up. Considering that the Greysburgers and the Devil have been fighting each other for a long time, they should not be unaware of this, so the only hope now is that they have been prepared for this situation.

No matter how the First Army responds next, it will be a battle that she cannot intervene in.

Therefore, her most important task at the moment is to take control of this truck and not drag others back.

"Don't bother with the pursuers, help me keep an eye on the road ahead, and alert me as soon as there are potholes!" she said.

Joe swallowed, then nodded vigorously, "I see!"

......

For more than an hour, the only thing Goode could see was the Seagull's tail and flickering lights.

Being in the clouds for a long time has caused him to lose his sense of direction and altitude, and flying in this state is a huge drain on his physical and mental strength, and he must gather all his attention to maintain the position of the plane.

Judging from the change in the compass, except for the beginning when it flew north, the Knights of the Sky spent the rest of the time hovering in an airspace, apparently waiting for the enemy to appear.

As for where the other companions were, and what the current situation was, Goode had no clue at all.

In addition to this lingering feeling of dazness and depression, the poor environment in the clouds was also a problem, the humid moisture condensed a layer of fine frost on the windshield and cabin, and although the cold wind was blocked by the rubber lining of the flight suit, the moisture still took away some of his body temperature, making his hands and feet as dull as a piece of wood.

If it weren't for the fact that there was a Finkin, who could say a few words in the back seat, he felt that he might not be able to hold on to it now.

Her Highness Tilly has revealed that Her Majesty is working on a communication device that could allow people from two different places to communicate over the air. The biggest thought in his heart at the moment was to hope that this kind of thing would become a reality as soon as possible.

"Look, the lights have changed!"

Finjin suddenly shouted.

Goode looked over at the Seagull, only to see that the yellow light hanging from the tail of the plane had somehow turned a vivid red.

He couldn't help but be in good spirits!

Red represents the attack signal, and once the track light glows red, it means that they should immediately fly down from the clouds and attack the enemy!

As for who the enemy is, he cares.

It's better than continuing to circle around in this labyrinth of clouds!

Goode didn't hesitate to press down on the joystick.

White clouds suddenly enveloped him.

The moment his vision was restored, Goode felt a lightness all over his body, the black and white earth and the gray sky seemed to be a wonderful beauty, and at the same time, there was also a ** flying dinosaur - the latter completely did not notice the sudden emergence of the empty knights from the clouds, they were less than three hundred meters above the ground, and their target was obviously the steam of steam trucks dragging long wheels in the snow.

Their nose is facing the direction of the enemy's head, which is an excellent angle of engagement, and with a slight control of the pitch of the aircraft, the bullets fired from the machine guns can penetrate the enemy's formation vertically. What's more, the Sky Knight has an absolute advantage in altitude, and no matter how the dinosaur reacts after a round of strafing, it will be difficult to get rid of the biplane's follow-up pursuit.

It's just as perfect as in a textbook.

The gloom that had previously been hiding in the clouds was swept away, and Goode controlled the plane to dive down, pressing the trigger of fire at the same time.

Finkin, who was sitting in the back seat, let out a strange scream.

In an instant, more than a dozen silver streamers appeared in the sky, and they shot into the dinosaur group at different angles, spreading from head to tail. In the face of this sudden blow, the devil did not react at all, and several blood flowers bloomed from the sky, and the mad demons and dinosaurs that had been hit fell to the ground like stones.

It was then that they realized that they were not the only hunters on the battlefield.

The herd dispersed, some continuing to pounce on the convoy, while others reversed, as if intending to fight the Sky Knight to the death.

Twenty-six, Goode quickly counted the number of the other party.

In a sense, the two sides were almost equal in numbers, and apart from the few patrolling dinosaurs they had encountered sporadically before, this was their first large-scale air battle.

"Raise the flag for Hinds and let him follow us!"

He shouted at the top of his voice.

In just twenty seconds, the Sky Knights had passed over the dinosaurs, and the first round ended with their complete victory.

With the speed of the dive, Goode's Skyfire quickly turned back, cutting sideways into the back of a climbing dinosaur in a perfect arc, less than two hundred meters away, and he could even see the madman trying to turn around, trying to find the perfect angle to throw the spear.

However, he obviously won't give the other party this chance.

Tongues of fire erupted from the chamber of the spear—tracer bullets that glowed brightly pierced the dinosaur's back like a meteor. The horse's abrupt fall made all the difference in its attempts, and even if it wasn't hit by a machine gun on the spot, it made no difference when it fell from this height.

Finkin couldn't help but whistle.

The other teammates also locked on their targets, and the two sides quickly fought together.

The second round began.