Dragon Fall

The monitoring equipment maintained its tracking.

The space station debris burned away completely into ash, yet three celestial bodies—one large and two small—could still be detected, unchanged. As they fell, they gradually scattered toward three different directions...

The two smaller celestial bodies fell toward two separate cities, while the huge unidentified object headed for the mountains.

Dozens of military transport planes and armed helicopters split into three groups. Several linguists and biology professors dragged straight out of university classrooms accompanied them. Preparations had been made in advance, so they were already heading for the calculated impact sites when the three celestial bodies fell. Ordinary people knew nothing, while behind the scenes everyone was wound tight.

A map displayed on the computer showed that the simulated trajectories of the two small points of light looked very bad.

"City B and nearby City S don't have time to evacuate the crowds. Notify the fire department to prepare. If necessary, block anyone from getting close. We're heading into the mountains!"

At last, the sky made a sound—the howling, air-rending roar of something tearing through the heavens shook everything.

No one knew how far or how long she had flown while unconscious. Because of her enormous size and greater air resistance, Bai Yujun fell last. The treasure pearl was in the middle, while the sharp dragon spear led the way. Its blade pointed forward, wrapped in a trail of thick smoke, moving at terrifying speed!

City B was in the midst of spring turning to summer, and the streets were crowded.

Traffic was jammed ahead. Bored, the bus driver turned on the radio to kill time while waiting for the traffic accident up front to be dealt with.

"This is Metropolitan Traffic Radio. We will now broadcast temporary road condition updates. A traffic accident