69novels Chapter 66 Luofu Immortal Boat
Chapter 66 Luofu Immortal Boat
Chapter 66 Luofu Immortal Boat
"This kick is for Seele! For all those you used as tools, for all those you sacrificed!" Kiana raised her foot and kicked Cocolia hard in the shoulder, knocking her to the ground again.
Cocolia was completely powerless to resist, curled up on the ground, groaning in pain. Her carefully maintained elegance and strength vanished, leaving only the humiliation and suffering of a loser. She looked down at Kiana and Bronya, at the unwavering determination in their eyes to fight for their comrades, at the "bond" she had long abandoned—a tremendous emptiness and regret suddenly seized her.
"That's enough, Kiana." Chen Feng's voice rang out, carrying a hint of finality. He walked to Cocolia's side and looked down at her.
"Cocolia." His voice was calm and even, yet carried the weight of a final verdict. "Your ambition and madness end here."
He didn't make a move, but simply nodded to Piggy Hero and Gaia: "You two have worked hard. Mission accomplished, it's time to send you back."
Piggy Hero scratched his head: "That's it? I didn't feel like I got enough of the fight! That big guy was pretty interesting."
Gaia nodded calmly: "Evil has been stopped, mission complete. You may return at any time."
Chen Feng looked at Kiana and Bronya: "The rest is up to you. Remember, don't let anger cloud your judgment."
He glanced again at Cocolia on the ground, his gaze lingering for a moment between her and Bronya, his tone seemingly pointed: "Some 'mothers' are not worth your loyalty. Bronya Zaychek, you deserve better."
These words were addressed not only to the duck in front of him, but also seemed to carry a distant response to Bronya, the Great Guardian on the Star Train.
After saying that, he ignored Cocolia on the ground and gently tapped the void.
[Mission complete. Initiating teleportation back.]
Two beams of light enveloped Piggy Hero and Gaia, and their figures vanished instantly.
Chen Feng waved goodbye to Kiana and Bronya one last time, his figure vanishing into thin air like a bubble, leaving only his final words echoing in the command room: "Kiana, if you're this reckless again, the cake will be doubled! Remember to clean up the mess!"
In the command room, only Kiana and Bronya remained, along with Cocolia, who was curled up on the ground with vacant eyes and had completely lost all fighting spirit.
The red alarm continued to flash, reflecting the doom of the losers and illuminating the determination for a new life in the eyes of the two girls.
They looked at each other and saw the determination in each other's eyes.
The liquidation is over. Next comes cleaning up the mess and—going to welcome the people they truly want to protect.
The Starry Sky Train's observation cabin is bathed in soft light, offering a view of a magnificent and tranquil starry sky outside the windows.
Chen Feng's figure seemed to emerge from the ripples of water, reappearing beside the sofa where he had just disappeared.
"Wow, so fast?" Himeko, who was holding a coffee cup, raised her eyebrows slightly and looked at him with some surprise.
Walter Young adjusted his glasses, his gaze questioning. Xing and March 7th immediately crowded around, their faces filled with curiosity.
"Dad! How did it go? Did you rescue them? Were the enemies strong? Was it exciting?" Xing bombarded him with questions.
March 7th's eyes sparkled: "Yes, yes, Mr. Chen Feng, is your friend alright?"
Chen Feng plopped back onto the sofa, stretching comfortably as if he'd just gone for a walk: "Solved. Just a bunch of lumps of metal, nothing difficult. Rescued them, and incidentally mediated a family conflict for them."
He brushed it off lightly.
"Hehe, with Dad in charge, one is worth two!"
Xing proudly raised her chin, as if she had solved the problem. She then leaned closer mischievously and whispered, "Dad, before you disappeared you said there was something urgent in the group chat—did you go off to meet up with your 'good buddies' in some other world again?"
Chen Feng flicked her forehead in an annoyed tone: "Adult matters are none of a child's business. How's your Flame Spear training going?"
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Xing immediately covered her forehead and exclaimed exaggeratedly, "Ouch! Dad, here you go again! I'm just worried about you!" Her eyes darted around, and she changed the subject, "By the way, Sister Ji Zi, Uncle Yang, how much longer until we get to Luofu?"
Himeko glanced at the star map: "At the current speed, we have about one more jump to go. It'll be soon."
Her gaze fell on Danheng, who was sitting silently in the corner of the carriage, staring out the window. "Danheng, are you—alright?"
Dan Heng's back seemed to stiffen for a moment. He slowly turned around, his handsome face still expressionless, but deep in his dark blue eyes, there was an extremely complex and difficult-to-understand emotion, like an undercurrent surging beneath a calm pool.
He nodded slightly, his voice low: "I'm fine, Himeko. It's just—we're almost there." The words "almost there" carried an indescribable heaviness.
Chen Feng followed Ji Zi's gaze to Dan Heng, looking thoughtful.
The Luofu Immortal Boat—the hometown of Chiming, the center of the vortex of the Yinyue Rebellion—is likely far more than just a "homecoming" for Danheng.
Buzz!
The familiar feeling of weightlessness instantly enveloped everyone. The magnificent starry sky outside the window was stretched and distorted, transforming into a hazy band of light.
When the field of vision stabilized again, a breathtaking scene came into view.
A colossal, floating continent-like structure lies across the universe, far exceeding the size of Beloborg and even surpassing the grandeur of many planets.
Ancient wooden structures, pavilions with upturned eaves and brackets, interstellar ports gleaming with metallic luster, and massive mechanical devices flowing with energy veins blend perfectly together, creating a wondrous panorama imbued with the charm of Eastern fantasy and the futuristic feel of technology.
This is the celestial vessel "Luofu".
However, beneath this magnificence lies an unsettling atmosphere.
The Starship Sea Central Hub, which should have been bustling and orderly, was unusually deserted at this moment.
"Request a berthing permit." Himeko's brows furrowed, her voice carrying a professional calm, but the seriousness in her eyes was obvious.
She skillfully operated the control panel, sending a standard berthing request to the port dispatch center of the Luofu Fairy Ship.
The only response she received was the static of the communication channel.
silence.
Dead silence.
Just as she was about to ask more questions, the several layers of alloy gates on the huge port structure in front of the Starry Sky Train, which had been tightly closed, suddenly slid open silently to both sides.
A standard parking space, large enough to accommodate the Star Train, suddenly opened up.
The lights inside the passageway lit up one by one, extending into the depths to form a band of light, as if silently inviting them to enter.