Hill took a deep breath and bravely moved a little closer to Red Whale.
"Red Whale, can you wake Leo up?"
After hearing Hill, Red Whale blinked its little eyes twice, and its enormous body slowly began to shrink.
At the same time, the Golden Light Egg behind Hill began to tremble even more violently.
Just as Hill's words fell.
The clearly fantastical Golden Egg suddenly solidified.
A distinct crack appeared across the enormous light egg.
The crack widened and spread outward, transforming into a pair of wings that reattached themselves behind Leo.
At this moment, Leo was still sitting cross-legged on the ground with his eyes tightly closed, not moving at all. Only the slight trembling of the wings on his back showed that he was still breathing.
But Hill did not see this. Her attention was completely drawn to Red Whale, whose body was shrinking.
This wondrous and fantastical piece of superhuman technology firmly captivated Hill's gaze.
The Bluetooth headset in Leo's ear began receiving outside signals again.
After reconnecting to the mainframe, it finally picked up the trailing end of Natasha's last cry for help.
His eyes snapped open. His dark pupils shimmered with a faint Golden Light as his gaze pierced through Red Whale's enormous body and rapidly took in everything on the battlefield.
The second Helicarrier had already crashed onto the top of the third Helicarrier.
The people aboard the Helicarrier had detected the falling Helicarrier overhead long ago, but what could they do in the few short seconds they had?
They barely had time to report to their superiors. The only thing they could do was find a place to hide as quickly as possible, perhaps giving themselves a slim chance of survival.
Many people still had no idea what they were about to