"Heros?"
Seeing Heros leap straight out of the cabin, Erica could not help crying out in surprise.
"Good grief, that kid really loves living dangerously." Veteran Haji sighed as well.
The other Wild Hunters, including Mark, all wore slightly stunned expressions.
At that moment, the personal guard sergeant spoke to the Wild Hunters in a metallic voice:
"You'll get used to it. His whole family likes doing things this way."
His whole family...?
Outside the cabin.
Because it was night, the pilot in the cockpit could only vaguely see Heros's figure below before it quickly vanished from sight.
As for Heros.
He pressed his arms against his sides, brought his legs together, and pointed his feet straight as he plunged rapidly downward.
Before long, Heros saw the city ruins below drawing rapidly closer.
First, he made out the crooked, collapsed high-rises. Then came the damaged low buildings and houses, and finally the disorderly streets, along with all kinds of wrecked cars and tens of thousands of human skeletons.
Being able to clearly see those ghastly skeletons meant he was only a few dozen meters from the ground.
Seeing this.
In an instant, Heros shifted from his dive into a midair roll, then charged toward an intersection below with his legs pointed downward.
Whoosh! Boom~!
Like an Explosive Round hitting the ground, the intersection shook violently as smoke and rubble erupted, while a low-intensity shock wave radiated in all directions.
Next, Heros, standing in the middle of the intersection, casually waved his left hand, dispersing the thick smoke that had begun to obstruct his vision.
The street and intersection quickly cleared, and even the sky grew brighter as the moonlight mercilessly spilled across the land.
Heros first climbed out of the deep crater he had just smashed into the ground, then