Rise From The Doom

Liu Wei An had originally wanted to bring the two to Times Square. It was more than 200 miles away, so it should be safer there. However, the appearance of the helicopter had ruined his plans. This was once an urban area of a city, but its perimeter was only 10 kilometers. After that was a flat wilderness, with the exception of yellow weeds which were less than the ankles, there were only scattered buildings.

"Do you believe me?"

"I do." Zhao Xin nodded vigorously. Zhao Nannan didn't say anything, but her eyes revealed her meaning, just like her daughter.

The tallest building was about two hundred meters tall, about sixty stories high. Liu Wei An spent two minutes to get there, and without any time to rest, he looked far into the sky, and something miraculous happened. His line of sight widened to the point that he could clearly see everything from dozens of miles away, and the helicopter had already flown to the edge of the city and started turning back.

At this speed, it would take him at least 20 minutes or at least half an hour to arrive. He didn't have much time left. His only weapon was a bow and arrow. It was the first high-grade weapon in the world of magical beasts, so it was very memorable.

At this distance, shooting people and shooting helicopters was simply a dream. If one wanted to shoot helicopters, the distance must be less than 30 meters, the closer the better. However, being close meant that there was more danger.

He rushed to the stairwell and went down three levels in a row before finally finding a fire hose that was about 50 to 60 meters long. It was enough for him to use. He then arrived at the eleventh floor and saw some slaves.

The building was too high, and in order to conserve energy, slaves normally wouldn't climb too high. More than ten floors were already their limit. There were plenty of empty rooms up there, but they didn't usually come up. The place had also been frequented by helicopters. There were more than ten corpses lying on the ground. Some of the slaves had run away, but there were still some left, trembling in confusion. They were often massacred and killed, but this was the first time they encountered a helicopter.

Liu Wei An didn't care about the surprised look on the slave's face. He picked up two of the more intact corpses from the pool of blood and quickly left.

In order to increase the killing effect of the helicopter, it usually wouldn't fly too high, around 30-50 meters, or even lower. Liu Wei An recalled the first time the helicopter flew past the height, so he made some minor adjustments and set up the helicopter on the 15th floor. Just as everything was ready, the sound of a helicopter propeller could be heard. It was approaching at an astonishing speed.

Drip, drip …

The most terrifying thing was the sound of the bullets tearing apart everything they hit, the sound of glass shattering, the sound of bullets colliding with mud, and the miserable screams. Liu Wei An squatted behind a window, watching the helicopter rapidly approach.

The distance between them was very accurately grasped, as the helicopter's altitude was only two meters lower than his.

The helicopter's firepower was quite ferocious, with one cannon on each side and a muzzle in front of them. It was pitch black, like the mouth of a wild beast, and it emitted a cold killing intent. On both sides, it carried these eight air-to-ground small missiles, and there were only five of them left, the doors on both sides were open, and on the side, a camouflage soldier was holding a machine gun, madly firing at them.

200 meters, 100 meters, 50 meters … Sweat started to form on Liu Wei An's palms, but he remained motionless. When he was 30 meters away, several bullets grazed his scalp, and the shattered glass drew bloody lines on his body. He did not say a word, and the helicopter flew past the window.

When the distance was less than ten meters.

His bow was like a full moon, the wooden bow had been pulled to the limit, and the distance between them was closing in on five meters in an instant. This was already the closest possible distance, his fingers let go of the trigger, and the powerful arrow shot out, a flash of cold light, and he crashed into the glass.

Bang!

The arrow could not withstand such force and instantly shattered into pieces. A small mark and a tiny crack appeared on the windshield. The pilot was shocked. The helicopter lurched and a line of bullets swept past Liu Wei'an's head, scattering dust and buildings behind them.

F * ck!

Liu Wei An cursed silently. Why was this glass so hard? His body froze in midair for a split-second before he rapidly fell. As he fell, he shot out a second arrow.

Liu Wei An ran like hell. From room to room, he only felt that the bullets were everywhere. Wherever they went, the bullets would follow. The bullets flew past so fast that even the air seemed to be burning.

In the blink of an eye, he had already passed through three rooms. Just as he fell to the ground, there was a loud explosion, and the flames rushed over, stopping him at a distance of less than half a meter. However, that astonishing heat made his back feel as if it was on fire.

"If this goes on, I'll definitely die." Liu Wei An crawled up and escaped again. The helicopter's firepower was too strong. The pursuers didn't even have time to think, let alone retaliate.

The blast from the explosion sent him flying seven or eight meters away. He almost closed his eyes and the pain in his back made him feel as if he had broken a bone. However, the explosion this time woke him up and he slapped his thigh.

"I still have the Body Dissolving Curse!"

He quickly pulled out an arrow and bit his finger to draw the incantation. However, he couldn't draw the incantation with his eyes closed as he repeatedly failed. He knew that it wasn't because of running but because he was too excited. He took ten deep breaths in a row to try to calm his body down. He shuttled back and forth through the building. His line of sight was obstructed. There was still a chance for him to survive. Once he exited the building, the helicopter would be unobstructed and would die without a doubt.

He rushed into the last room, grabbed a corpse and threw it outside. The direction of the bullet immediately changed to another target, and shot fiercely at the corpse, and in less than three seconds, the corpse had already been smashed into meat pieces. Just as the helicopter found out that it was being tricked, Liu Wei An had already jumped out from behind a corpse.

It was the same arrow, but the only difference was that this time the windshield was also shattered, revealing a fist-sized hole. The arrow that had suddenly emerged from the hole went through the driver's open mouth, and blood spurted out of it in an instant.

The helicopter fiercely shook, charging towards the ground. With an aggressive momentum, the remaining machine gunner let out a cry of alarm. The moment he fell on the floor, a loud collision sound was followed by an earth-shattering explosion. The flames soared into the sky and the shock wave spread out in all directions, causing the glass to explode and the walls to deform. The high temperature caused everything that could be burned to ignite instantly.

Liu Wei'an was at a height of more than ten stories, but he could still feel the heat wave blowing up. There were a few smaller explosions on the ground, and only then did he calm down, he looked around, and the explosion had basically turned into a dead end within fifty meters. Countless charred corpses stank, and the helicopter was left with only half of its frame left.

After resting for two minutes, he quickly got up and went to the first spot where he had shot the machine gunner, only to find that the corpse was still there. However, the gun was gone, and not only was the gun gone, even his clothes had been stripped off, his camouflage clothes, bulletproof vest, helmet, hiking shoes … Liu Wei An took a close look at the three vaults, which were like a swarm of locusts crossing the border. Liu Wei An's pupils constricted, and he realized that this was a clean, orderly and orderly move, and definitely did not leave any traces behind. It was definitely not the work of a slave, and his relaxed heart immediately became alert, as if there was still a master hiding nearby, he quickly returned to the building and hid himself in the darkness as much as possible, approaching Zhao Nan Nan and her building.

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