Ling Xingjian immediately said, "I'm going too."
"No, you can't."
"Why?"
"Because you need to stay here and watch him." Shi Tie Zhu pointed at Big Head. "In a moment, I'll make its thoughts come to a complete halt for fifteen minutes. Use that chance to play to your strengths and plant a hundred or eighty bombs. If it makes even the slightest move, don't hesitate—blow it to death. Its value isn't irreplaceable."
Big Head wore a helpless expression. "Just saying, I'm still standing right here listening. Could you not be so terrifying...?"
Ling Xingjian ignored it and looked at the image being scanned. That place was perilous beyond measure, like hell itself; merely looking at it made one's hair stand on end. "Then you can't go alone either. The command center is about to send people here. We only need to wait another half hour. Once someone takes over for me, I'll go with you."
As the war progressed, Li Yunmeng had gained control of more vehicles and destroyed more enemy bases. She had once not dared to fly airships around recklessly, fearing the enemy's missiles would call her name directly. Now, she could risk it.
"No more waiting." Shi Tie Zhu was utterly decisive. "The enemy's abilities change in a thousand ways, and the mutual restraint between abilities will directly affect victory or defeat. Now is the best time to attack him. Besides, it's not like I'm going to bull-headedly charge in and kill him head-on. I'll scout the terrain first, figure out the situation, then call in a long-range strike. Whether we can blow Chen Jin completely to death in one wave without lifting a finger will depend on you."
Shi Tie Zhu made sense, and Ling Xingjian no longer dwelled on it. "How are you getting