Alliance: A Great Compassion Mantra, I make the whole network autistic

Chapter 824 Floating Point Numbers

"Understood." The team members responded in a low voice, their eyes were equally determined, and everyone was aware of the importance of this mission.

Under the cover of night, they shuttled through the forest like ghosts, bypassing natural obstacles one after another, and finally arrived at the edge of the Shadow Apostle Camp. At this time, the apostles in the camp seemed to be immersed in some kind of ritual. The ominous light was stronger than last night, and an extremely oppressive atmosphere filled the air.

"Get started." Su Zhe said lightly, and the team immediately dispersed, each carrying out the pre-arranged tasks. Some people were responsible for disrupting the sentries outside the camp, while the other part went deep into the camp with Su Zhe and Avril, and went straight to Huanglong.

The battle broke out instantly, Su Zhe's shield of light and Avril's sword light became the most dazzling light in the night, they cooperated tacitly, clearing all obstacles on the way forward with the force of thunder. The shadow apostles in the camp were caught off guard by this sudden attack and scattered in panic.

"Stop them, don't let them get close to that magic weapon!" A hoarse voice sounded in the center of the camp. It was the leader of the Shadow Apostles. His figure was looming in the darkness, and in his hand was what they called the "gift".

Su Zhe and Avril looked at each other, and they understood each other without words. They acted separately tacitly, Avril attracted the enemy's attention, while Su Zhe took advantage of this opportunity to quickly cross the chaotic battlefield and head straight for the magic weapon that exuded evil spirit.

"Don't even think about succeeding!" The shadow leader roared. He waved the scepter in his hand and the dark energy surged towards Su Zhe like a tide, intending to stop his progress.

"Light is immortal!" Su Zhe shouted loudly, and a wall of light instantly formed around his body, resisting the impact of the dark energy. He did not stop and continued to approach the magic weapon.

Just as Su Zhe was about to touch the magic weapon, a figure suddenly jumped out from the darkness. It turned out to be a powerful shadow apostle who had never been seen before. "You are too naive, human!" The man sneered, and the dark power condensed in his hand was enough to shake the mountains.

"We won't let you succeed!" Avril's voice suddenly sounded from the side. She rushed towards the shadow apostle at an astonishing speed like a flash of silver lightning. Wherever the sword went, pieces of darkness were cut off, winning precious opportunity for Su Zhe.

Su Zhe seized the opportunity, clenched his hands, and light burst out from his body, forming a dazzling beam of light that directly hit the magic weapon. The magic weapon trembled in the strong light, and finally shattered into countless light particles, dissipating in the air.

“No——!” The scream of the shadow leader resounded through the night sky. His figure gradually faded with the destruction of the magic weapon, and finally disappeared, leaving only an unwilling whisper: “Behind the light, the shadow will always exist…”

The chaos in the camp gradually subsided. Su Zhe and Avril stood on the ruins and smiled at each other. Their backs looked particularly tall in the moonlight, like the embodiment of light.

"We won, but this is just the beginning." Su Zhe said calmly. He knew that there were more unknown challenges waiting for them.

"That's right, as long as there is light in our hearts, there is nothing we can't overcome." Avril nodded, with a determined light flashing in her eyes.

"Look over there, it's Su Zhe and Avril! They did it, they really defeated the Shadow Apostle!" A young voice rang out in the crowd, and the villagers came out of their hiding places, looking at the scene in front of them in disbelief.

"It's incredible, just like a hero in a story." An old man leaned on a cane, his eyes full of awe, "We once thought that the light had left this land, but now, it has come back."

The children gathered around Su Zhe and Avril, their eyes full of admiration for the heroes. "How did you do it? Can you teach us some amazing moves?" a little boy asked excitedly.

Su Zhe squatted down and smiled gently: "True strength lies not only in martial arts, but also in the faith in our hearts and the support we give to each other. Remember, everyone can be a light that illuminates the darkness."

“And we are not fighting alone,” Avril added, pointing to the villagers who bravely stepped forward to help. “It is the joint efforts of everyone that make light triumph over darkness.”

The villagers looked at each other, and then burst into warm applause and cheers. This victory belonged not only to Su Zhe and Avril, but also to everyone who had a bright heart.

"But what does the Shadow Leader mean?" a villager asked, his expression somewhat worried. "Behind the light, the shadows always exist... Is this battle not really over yet?"

Su Zhe looked solemn, he knew the answer to this question was not optimistic. "He is right, the darkness will never completely disappear. But we have proved that as long as we unite as one, the light will always find a way to penetrate the haze."

Avril walked up to him and gently placed her hand on his shoulder. "Our next mission is to strengthen the village's defenses and train more people who can take up arms and protect their homes. At the same time, we must also search for and eliminate any remaining shadow forces."

Under the night sky, Su Zhe and Avril looked into the distance together. Although the road ahead was long and full of unknowns, there was only determination and hope in their eyes.

"Then, let's start now, for the land of light, for every tomorrow without fear." Su Zhe's words echoed in the quiet night sky, as if planting a seed of hope in everyone's heart.

"No matter what the road ahead holds, we will move forward hand in hand." Avril continued, and their words resonated strongly among the villagers, and everyone was infected by this indomitable spirit.

"Yes, let's move forward together!" The villagers responded in unison. This is not only a trust in the two heroes, but also a commitment to a bright future.

And at the darkest moment of the night, when everyone thought that everything had returned to calm, an imperceptible dark red light suddenly flashed in the distant sky, as if it was some kind of omen, or perhaps a harbinger of new challenges.

"Look, what is that?" A child pointed at the strange sight in the sky and asked his father beside him with curiosity and a little fear.

My father frowned, staring at the ominous look, and replied in a low voice: "Maybe it's a change in the weather, but it could also be...something else. We must be vigilant."

Although the conversation was light, it was like a stone dropped into a lake, causing ripples among the crowd. People's hearts, which had just been put at ease, seemed to be lifted up again.

Su Zhe and Avril also noticed the strange light, and they exchanged a meaningful look. Avril said softly, "Whatever it is, we are ready to face everything."

"Indeed." Su Zhe nodded, "But before that, we must consolidate the fruits of victory and make the village more indestructible. Avril, you lead some villagers to continue to strengthen fortifications and daily training; I will explore the source of the strange light and prepare for a rainy day."

"Are you going alone?" Avril asked worriedly. "No, I will bring a few experienced hunters with me. We need to act cautiously to avoid causing unnecessary panic." Su Zhe explained, his tone revealing unquestionable determination.

"That's settled then." Avril nodded in understanding, "But you have to be careful, Su Zhe. No matter what, we are each other's strongest backing."

The next morning, when the first rays of sunlight penetrated the mist, Su Zhe and several selected hunters were ready to go at the entrance of the village. The villagers gathered spontaneously to see them off. An old hunter patted Su Zhe on the shoulder, and his hoarse voice was full of trust: "Young man, you have all our support. Find out the truth and return safely."

Under everyone's expectant gaze, the team quietly entered the forest and began their unknown exploration. The forest was so quiet that only the sound of footsteps and occasional bird calls could be heard. The atmosphere was tense and depressing.

"Captain, do you think that red light could be the work of the remnants of the Shadow Apostles?" a hunter asked quietly, with worry in his tone.

Su Zhe frowned and thought for a moment: "It is very likely, but other unknown factors cannot be ruled out. We must remain vigilant and be ready to deal with emergencies at any time."

At this moment, a slight commotion broke the silence of the forest. Not far ahead, a group of ragged travelers were fleeing towards the village in a panic, obviously frightened by something.

"Save us, the shadow creatures...they..." A woman panted, barely able to speak complete sentences.

Su Zhe quickly stepped forward to support her and asked in a gentle voice: "Speak slowly, what happened? Shadow creature? Where exactly is it?"

The woman pointed with a shaking hand in the direction they came from. "In... in that cursed swamp. We wanted to take a detour to avoid it, but we still ran into it."

"Swamp?" Su Zhe's mind moved. The red light seemed to be inextricably linked to the suddenly appearing shadow creature. "Everyone, follow me. Let's go take a look."

The hunters responded quickly, and the group adjusted their direction and headed towards the swamp area pointed out by the woman. Along the way, Su Zhe kept signaling with his eyes to everyone to stay as quiet as possible to avoid disturbing potential threats.

When they reached the edge of the swamp, they hid their bodies and observed carefully. They saw that the dark red light in the center of the swamp was gradually expanding, and countless shadow creatures were ready to move around. The scene was creepy.

"This...what's going on?" A hunter lowered his voice, full of shock.

Su Zhe pursed his lips tightly, his eyes flashing with determination: "It seems that we must go deep into the swamp, find out the truth about the light source, and stop it all. Are you ready, partners?"

"We will follow the captain through fire and water!" the hunters responded in unison. Despite facing the fear of the unknown, their firm belief never wavered.

Just as they were about to step into the swamp, the story came to an abrupt end, leaving only Su Zhe's last low words echoing over the swamp: "Set off, for the peace of the land of light."

The villagers talked about the story, and the unresolved suspense attracted their curiosity like a magnet. They didn't know what Su Zhe and his team would encounter during their adventure, and they didn't know what secrets were hidden behind the mysterious red light.

"I really hope I can go with them and witness the heroes' heroic deeds with my own eyes." The little boy's eyes were shining with longing.

"Although we cannot go there in person, we can pray for them here and use our support as their strongest backing." The old woman at the side gently stroked the child's head and spoke earnestly.

"Yes, grandma is right. Everyone has his own battlefield. We stay at home for the sake of light." The little girl took over the conversation. Her voice was clear and her eyes were full of expectations for the future.

The villagers nodded and began to prepare dinner. Their busy figures revealed an indomitable spirit of life. As night fell, a bonfire was lit in the center of the village. The people sitting around were filled with speculations and blessings for Su Zhe and the hunters.

"Remember what Brother Su Zhe taught me last time, that you can make the flame burn more vigorously by waving a wooden stick a few times." The little boy imitated Su Zhe's movements, trying to make the bonfire burn more vigorously, which caused the children around him to laugh.

"Haha, little guy, you've learned it quite well." A middle-aged man smiled and patted the boy on the shoulder. "But that's not just a simple gesture, it's the understanding and application of natural forces."

"Yes, Su Zhe and Avril always bring us surprises." The woman at the side continued with a warm smile on her face, "They taught us that even ordinary people like us can shine at critical moments."

During the conversation, the night wind brought a hint of coolness, but also a hint of unusual smell, which made people alert. An old man looked up at the swamp in the distance and said thoughtfully: "I hope they are successful. That swamp has never been a good place since ancient times. The appearance of the shadow creatures is probably not accidental."

This caused everyone to ponder, and the atmosphere around the campfire became heavy. After a moment, a young hunter stood up, his eyes flashing with determination: "Although we can't directly help Su Zhe and his men, we can strengthen night patrols to ensure the safety of the village, which can also reduce some of their burden."

This proposal was unanimously agreed by everyone. The villagers began to organize themselves and assign tasks. Everyone was filled with a sense of responsibility to protect their homes.

Deep in the swamp, Su Zhe and the hunters are facing an unprecedented test. In the dark red light, a huge figure gradually appears. It is a shadow creature that has never been seen before, and its eyes seem to contain ancient malice.

"What...what kind of monster is this?" a hunter exclaimed, holding the bow and arrow tautly in his hand, but not daring to shoot easily.

Su Zhe stared at the huge monster in front of him and analyzed calmly: "Keep the formation and don't act rashly. We don't know its ability, and blindly attacking may anger it."

The shadow creatures suddenly let out a deafening roar, and the swamp shook. More shadow creatures crawled out of the mud and surrounded them.

"The situation is not good, we have to find a breakthrough." Su Zhe whispered to the hunter beside him, his eyes scanning the swamp, looking for a possible escape route.