Silicon Invasion

The humans on the airliner were unaware that they had inexplicably angered this powerful being from another world. It was truly an undeserved disaster.

Grandmaster Maikan decided to carry out one last test to verify its hypothesis.

This time, it didn't focus its gaze on Luo Rui, or the screaming crowd. Instead, it looked towards the front of the plane.

It had been chasing the plane and hadn't noticed until the native slowed down. Only then did it realize that there were also some transparent little blocks at the front, through which it could see a few parasites.

That was supposed to be where the brains were, so why were there parasites present?

Only now did its clever mind begin to understand, and it also figured out something else. If parasites had ranks, then the parasites sitting in the natives' brain areas would obviously be of a higher level.

Therefore, it set its sights on this area. Even if its guess was wrong, it wouldn't matter. After all, there were no familiar faces here, so it wouldn't lose face.

The Grandmaster from Maikan was extremely decisive. It acted on its thoughts, flapping its wings. The metallic feathers covered in scales seemed to burst with blue electric sparks, and in an instant, it closed the distance with the plane, arriving at the side and above it.

Its long, sharp beak pecked down mercilessly. Although it had many attack methods, its favorite was still using its beak to attack enemies.

The long beak gleamed with a chilling light, and this wasn't just a description, but a real chilling light. As A091's favorite main weapon, it had long been highly metalized.

"Careful!"

Inside the cockpit, the three pilots felt a sudden cloud cover overhead, and the intense sunlight disappeared. One of the co-pilots looked up and keenly noticed the intentions of this enormous creature.

He forcefully suppressed his screams to vent the fear in his heart, shouting a warning to the other two colleagues.

The captain reacted extremely quickly. Although he didn't look up, he believed that at this moment, his teammate wouldn't say such a thing for no reason. Coupled with the "cloud cover" overhead just now, the captain instantly realized what was happening.

Another large-angle sideways maneuver without warning. The engine, already ravaged by explosions and flames, could no longer withstand it. The main body exploded into a ball of fire, detached from the wing, and flew away freely. However, some broken parts hit the fuselage with clangs and bangs, even creating two more small holes.

Fortunately, these two holes were on the lower side of the fuselage, where the plane's cargo hold was located, and because the damage was small, it didn't lead to a major disaster.

However, looking at the already tattered wing, Luo Rui, who had withdrawn from his "focused" state, turned pale. It was unknown whether he was frightened or suffering from the aftereffects of excessive adrenaline secretion.

Although the captain reacted quickly, he was, after all, alerted by someone else this time, and his actions were half a beat slower, causing him to not completely evade the silicon-based beast's attack.

The fuselage, made of special materials, was like paper in front of the sharp beak. Saying it was like paper was an exaggeration, but it wasn't much better.

A large hole appeared above the cockpit. The co-pilot sitting in the right-side co-pilot seat hadn't even reacted when the operating manual in his hand flew out of the cockpit.

Immediately afterward, glass cups, hats, glasses, and all sorts of miscellaneous things, as if iron filings attracted by a magnet, rushed out from the damaged area with a whoosh.

But it had to be said that these things weren't completely useless. At the very least, they made the cautious A091 retreat slightly, delaying its second attack.

Inside the cockpit, the temperature visibly dropped, and oxygen was also rapidly lost, making the situation precarious.

To make matters worse, the cockpit, which had just been exposed to sunlight for a few seconds, was once again covered by "clouds."

This time, the captain didn't need to be reminded. Even if there was a reminder, he probably wouldn't be able to hear it. His clothes were very thin, causing him to rapidly lose heat, and his glasses had also flown off to who knows where. The biting cold wind made it difficult for him to even open his eyes.

Fortunately, his good-quality gloves prevented his fingers from stiffening.

The plane made another evasive maneuver. The captain was a little frightened, not by the cold, but because this plane couldn't withstand such tossing anymore.

A few more times like this, and the main body of the cabin might still be able to hold, but that damaged wing would probably give up. By then, they would be finished even without the silicon-based beast's attack, and with humanity's current technology, there was no way to save them.

"Huff~"

The cloud overhead attacked again. The captain exhaled a breath of cold air and made a difficult decision in his heart.

"Gentlemen, I'm sorry. It was an honor to work with you."

The voice wasn't loud, but the two co-pilots seemed to hear it clearly in this harsh environment. They looked at each other and nodded silently.

The captain performed a series of operations, and a synthesized mechanical female voice announced that the plane had entered autopilot mode.

They couldn't make any more evasive maneuvers now. The captain felt that his role was no longer significant, so he might as well turn on autopilot. Even if they were killed by the silicon-based beast, autopilot could keep the plane going for a while, and perhaps there would be a turning point.

The sharp beak pecked down again, but the captain didn't dodge. If his death could protect the cockpit or delay the silicon-based beast's attack, then he would die a worthy death.

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Just as the captain closed his eyes, waiting for death to arrive, A091 suddenly stopped its movements and alertly raised its head.

The three captains and co-pilots instantly realized something and hurriedly looked outside, but at this time, the front windshield was covered with frost, making it impossible to see anything.

In fact, even without the obstruction, they wouldn't be able to see anything with their eyesight.

The co-pilot in the co-pilot seat reacted first, frantically calling the control tower. Although the control tower responded, it was impossible to hear what they were transmitting in the biting cold wind.

Suddenly, a thunderous sound, like a tsunami, came. Although the sound was so vast and majestic, to the three captains, including the passengers in the rear cabin, it sounded like celestial music, nourishing their hearts and igniting hope.

Perhaps the visitors from another world didn't know what it was, but the people of Blue Star were all too familiar with it. It was the sound of airplanes, the sound of fighter jets soaring through the blue sky.

"We're saved!"

Luo Rui was overjoyed. Who would want to die if they could live? Besides, he still had a great youth to enjoy, five million to find a wife, and he hadn't left a son or daughter for the Luo family…

He turned to look at the side. Teacher Fu was still unconscious, his hair already dyed white by frost. It was unknown what his condition was. Teacher Li was still holding on, but he didn't look too good either.

"Hold on a little longer!"

Luo Rui opened his mouth, but found that the constant tension had made his throat dry, and the sound he made was just a breath. Blown by the cold wind, even he couldn't hear it clearly.

But vaguely, he saw Teacher Li closing his eyes and nodding at him. Perhaps Teacher Li was also comforting himself, telling him to hold on a little longer.