Please Let Me Do It

The elves have very pointed ears.

Very good color.

And it's a group like sailors.

Poor discipline, spending years at sea, and having difficulty expressing their accumulated physiological needs.

As the sentries approached, almost every elf stationed in the command camp heard the unusual sound—those low cries were all too familiar, all too exhilarating for the elves.

Only beautiful females make such joyful sounds when they reach the peak of pleasure.

But here's the problem... how come there are females here?

Where did that sound come from?

Even the sentries on duty on the high platform craned their necks to look over.

The elves, with surprise and smirks, carried their heavy spoils into the makeshift camp. Almost all the elves watched them, curiously approaching.

The officer in charge of commanding the camp's defenses walked over. "What's this?"

The other party responded with a knowing smile, "You'll see when you come over... Mr. Wesker, I don't know how to describe it... My God, this must be a product of ancient times, and the most exciting kind ever, truly... It's astonishing to the elves!"

Curious, the other person stepped forward and examined the item the other had brought in. It had a pure white outer shell with simple patterns that glowed with a reddish light, and one could faintly sense the magical power contained within it. One side of this large item was inlaid with something that looked like crystal, radiating light.

He walked around to the crystal panel, glanced at it twice, and exclaimed in amazement, "By the Empress!"

Within this crystal-clear space, two elves embraced, emitting contemplative low moans. The weather must have been very hot, as the two elves were wearing very little clothing. In short... it was intense!

Magical knowledge was widespread in elven society, and most elves were worldly-wise. Upon seeing this wondrous object, they didn't harbor the naive notion that "two elves are sealed inside this box." They almost immediately understood its purpose. "My Queen, this magical device can preserve images! This must be an ancient artifact!"

The elf is lecherous.

Sailors, in particular, spend most of their time at sea, with no outlet for their physical needs.

Those Goth sailors, based solely on their three-hour viewing experience, came to regard Kang De as their eternal elder brother—the Elf sailors were certainly no better.

It can be exhilarating... after all, it's something I've never seen before.

The elf asked, trembling, "Where did you find this?"

"On the island... during our reconnaissance, we accidentally heard sounds coming from a cave, and then we dug this thing out. We never expected that besides fragments of powerful weapons, this would also be left on the island."

The elves chuckled, "It's a pity Sir Taize isn't here... So, sir, shall we send him to the ship?"

Without hesitation, the officer decisively replied, "Of course we should send it to the ship... but we can wait a moment and check first to see if it's dangerous."

The elves chuckled.

So... what is that?

The knight and princess raised their questions again.

With their eyesight, they couldn't see what was on the screen. They only saw the elves bring the thing into the camp, and then all the elves in the camp came over and gathered in the direction of the light, watching intently. Even some of the sentry guards slipped down.

Kang De remained tight-lipped. "A means of dealing with an enemy."

Damn it, if I traveled back to the War of Resistance against Japan, the Japanese would be doomed. The landmine warfare would definitely be portrayed in a completely different style and way... The Japan wouldn't even know how they died.

He was extremely pleased with himself.

As he put it, this thing is a mixture of spellcasting materials, welding techniques, and art.

The CG casting footage of the elf is not easy to find.

They also used a laptop.

In short, he used some plastic, wood, and shopping cart-like materials, along with enchanting techniques, to weld together a shell that looked really cool. This shell was useless; it just looked impressive. The shell had a window that fit perfectly into the laptop screen, making it look high-tech.

Inside the casing, besides the laptop, there was also a gas cylinder.

The surface of the gas canister is coated with Flame enhancement enchantment.

The gap between the gas cylinder and its casing was also filled with things like gravel, iron pieces, and iron bars.

Most of the items and materials used were transported directly from the valley's warehouse by bar- Bar-headed Goose, these powerful birds—when it got dark, they flew higher so the elves couldn't see anything.

The rest were scraps from the supplies Kang De brought back from Earth today, such as iron bars from a shopping cart and weapons and equipment seized from the elves.

Then they made this bomb.

Remote triggering involves disassembling an extremely valuable remote-controlled race car and using a remote control to propel it forward. The race car's electric motor drives a ram, and a disposable lighter, with just a tiny flame, ignites the unstable Flame enchantment, resulting in a spectacular artistic explosion.

My mother taught me this technique. She loved taking apart small gadgets and piecing them together to create even stranger ones, and she was keen to pass on this useless knowledge to Kang De.

After all, it doesn't require much technical skill; basic hands-on ability plus some experience is all it takes.

He took a deep breath and glanced at the camp.

The elves were all watching intently in front of the screen.

To break through the White Mist, he tried lighting a gas cylinder. Gas cylinders are actually very difficult to detonate, but he managed to do it using the method his mother taught him. Although the White Mist didn't budge, he still witnessed the terrifying explosion effect.

At such close range, and with the Flame enchantment, the elves, engrossed in watching an action movie, are bound to suffer heavy casualties... This thing was made by him.

Kang De hesitated slightly, and his hand trembled slightly.

Although I saw the slain elf, although I witnessed that scene.

But it's different from now.

He made the bomb, he's about to press the lever, he's about to kill these elves.

Once you do it, many things will change from then on.

But... I'll still do it.

Because he encountered beings from another world, he has likely become entangled in their story, and from then on, he will not only be facing the natural environment and strange Black Beast.

There are also wars and battles between intelligent beings.

To protect yourself in such conflicts... some things you have to adapt to.

To avoid being unable to act when the time comes.

He said softly, "Go down and finish them off, burn the ships, are you ready?"

Just then, the knight suddenly said, "Please wait a moment."

Kang De asked in surprise, "What's wrong?"

"It looks... like some kind of lethal device, which can be controlled from here." The knight looked at the remote control in Kang De's hand. "If you push this lever, the device will activate, right?"

Kang De said, "Yes, you..."

Before he could finish speaking, Cleveland snatched the remote control from Kang De when he wasn't looking.

Kang De's body tensed instantly, and he became alert and on guard.

Cleveland simply smiled at him.

"Please let me do it."

He mimicked Kang De's gesture and pushed the putter without hesitation.

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