Chapter 1111 - Welcome Back
Rhode couldn’t remember how he transmigrated to the Dragon Soul Continent back then. His vision had turned black and when he came around, he found himself lying on a floating boat. And now, he was fortunate that he had lost consciousness back then because this was the first time he experienced the incredible pressure of transmigration and how… unreasonable it was.
The instant he stepped into the crisscrossed, grid-like gate, he felt as though he were bound onto a roller coaster and forced to follow and move forward quickly. His vision turned blurry and dark. Apart from the occasional flashes of light, he couldn’t see anything as though his brain had stopped working. After an unknown period of time, he was tossed to the ground as though a monster had swallowed him and then threw up after feeling uncomfortable. Fortunately for him, his reflexes were quick. He somersaulted and landed on the surface steadily. But even so, he felt giddy and nauseous.
“Argh… this motion sickness is killing me, Big Sister…”
But the worse had yet to come.
The pale Mini Bubble Gum held her hand to the wall and retched constantly, while Canary smiled and patted her back gently. On the other hand, Lydia was the most relaxed among the four of them. Perhaps as an archangel, she was used to flying around and this wasn’t enough to make her feel miserable. At least on the surface, that was the case.
That’s right. This time Rhode brought along Mini Bubble Gum, Canary, and Lydia. The reason he brought Mini Bubble Gum and Canary was because their data was disrupted. Based on this fact, part of the data from the unknown world was also left over in their bodies. Therefore, if they were fortunate, the similar data in them might trigger a resonant response that could lead them to finding clues. As for Lydia, Rhode wasn’t willing to bring her along at all. Besides, he had also analyzed the situation to her that if there were any dangers, he could still return to the Dragon Soul Continent safely and had to abandon her. However, Lydia didn’t seem to take it to heart at all. She chuckled and told him that she would be leaving the Munn Kingdom in his care if that were to happen… when an archangel joined him on the journey shamelessly, there was no way he could reject her, right?
“Oh-no, this is a really strange place.”
Gazing at the scenery, Lydia widened her eyes curiously and couldn’t help but lament. Upon hearing her remark, the trio pulled themselves together from the giddiness and began to size up the place. Fortunately, they didn’t spot any fully-armored soldiers or monsters surrounding them. Instead, what presented itself before them was a clean, spacious area laid with various steel boxes. Handing on the ceiling were bright lamps emanating a dazzling radiance. At a glance, this seemed like an ordinary warehouse… hmm? Something seemed to be wrong.
Beep———! Beep———!
While Rhode knitted his brows and pondered, the sirens blared all of a sudden. Shortly after, emergency lights in a harsh tone of red flickered within the bright space. The tightly-sealed steel doors opened gradually and a dozen enormous steel machines entered the room. They were twice as tall as normal humans. Their massive steel bodies were in the shape of a sturdy rectangle. Their huge arms consisted of firearms, while their heads embedded on the large steel body of armor seemed strangely small. The propeller behind them spurted blazing flames and the four muscular feet moved swiftly like the legs of insects. They turned around and shone bright, white lights at Rhode’s group. Then, the color switched to a dangerous red.
But this didn’t obstruct Rhode at all. After defeating all the steel machines in one attack, he half-knelt before the ones he defeated and scanned them carefully. At this moment, Lydia, Mini Bubble Gum, and Canary went up to him. However, unlike the curious Lydia, Mini Bubble Gum and Canary put up complicated expressions.
“Rhode?”
“Leader?”
Upon hearing their voices, Rhode lifted his head and gazed at them. Then, he picked up a nameplate from the machine and tossed it away, before letting out a subtle sigh.
“Looks like we’re home.”