A Turning Point

Huang Hao heard that Angela still had a way and hurriedly asked, "An'er, what can we do?"

Angela said, "Of these conditions, I know someone!"

"Out here on the open sea, where could there possibly be anyone..."

"Do you remember Pardofelis's father?"

"Pardofelis?"

Hearing that name, Huang Hao froze for a moment before immediately realizing who she meant. "Her? How is she here?"

Angela awkwardly scratched her head and said, "He came to me for sick leave earlier, so I simply brought him to the shelter."

Huang Hao laughed when he heard that. "Nice work. Now that you mention it, I have an idea too."

"What?"

Angela wanted to hear Huang Hao's idea, but he directly blocked the communication in his mind. Helpless, she could only explain the situation to Mobius first, then prepare to head to the blank space ahead of time.

But Mobius was still very hesitant. After all, this concerned the lives of all the Fusion Warriors. Did Pardofelis really have the ability?

Although it had been a wasted trip, there was no time to talk anymore. Every second of delay added another measure of danger to the warriors, so she directly contacted the shelter and specifically asked for Pardofelis.

At the shelter, Pardofelis was wolfing down her dinner when the broadcast suddenly said, "Pardofelis, please come to the broadcasting room immediately."

Hearing the broadcast, Pardofelis assumed someone else had the same name as her. She ignored it and continued eating.

"Fusion Warrior Pardofelis, please come to the broadcasting room immediately."

During the second announcement, her identity was revealed outright, frightening Pardofelis stiff. She turned around mechanically.

"No way, I just got over my cold..."

On the spaceship, Mobius waited anxiously. "Why isn't she here yet?"

From the broadcasting system came a broken, intermittent voice. "Hello? Hi?"

Mobius finally heard a response and immediately said, "With the highest authorization, quickly enter these coordinates."

"Huh? What?"

"There won't be a second reminder. Go to these coordinates immediately. Read the report for the details."

While Pardofelis was still staring in confusion, the coordinates and a file were sent to her phone. Someone had already arranged a ship as well.

"What's going on?"

As Pardofelis headed toward the coordinates, the battlefield was working desperately to suppress the Herrscher. However, it had no effect at all, and the Herrscher continued advancing.

"Kevin, this isn't working! Too many people are dying."

"This wasn't my order, and it's currently the only way."

Hua found Kevin and expressed her dissatisfaction with the plan, but she could not refute his words. The Herrscher was already approaching the city again. Failing to stop it would only result in even greater casualties.

The two fell silent. At this moment, hope had once again been placed in Huang Hao. After all, he was the one who would have to kill it in the end.

"Hua, all we can do now is wait for the right moment and hold on."

"Everyone, now! Take up your weapons! Prepare..."

By the time all the Fusion Warriors had entered, Pardofelis had only just reached the edge of the space.

She had just finished reading the information, so Pardofelis nervously stepped onto the deck and came to the edge of the space beside the ship. She thought, Why am I so unlucky? Why did such an important mission fall on me?

The moment she touched it, Pardofelis heard a voice. "You finally came."

Hearing it, Pardofelis's fur stood on end. She jumped backward, putting distance between herself and the space. "A-There's a ghost!"

Strangely, once she moved away from the space, the voice suddenly vanished again, leaving Pardofelis extremely confused.

"Is this... mentioned in the briefing? But it says I have to—have to touch it."

After hesitating for a long time, Pardofelis finally steeled herself. Trembling, she reached out and touched it again.

Immediately, she heard someone speaking at an extremely rapid pace. "Don't be afraid. I'm inside. You're hearing me speak. Don't hesitate anymore. Don't let go of your hand again. I'm not a ghost."

He finished the sentence in barely two seconds, leaving Pardofelis utterly bewildered. "Huh?"

Seeing that Pardofelis had finally gathered her courage, Huang Hao breathed a sigh of relief and continued, "Mobius sent you the briefing, right?"

Pardofelis finally remembered the Huang Hao trapped in the information and the plan. She hurriedly nodded, but then suddenly wondered how he could possibly see this and said, "Yes, sir."

"Don't be so nervous. There are still hundreds of thousands of lives in your hands."

Pardofelis had only just relaxed when she suddenly panicked again. "What? What's going on?"

Inside the space, Huang Hao listened to her confused, empty-headed response and helplessly rubbed his forehead. "Didn't you finish reading the plan?"

Pardofelis hurriedly said, "I did!"

Huang Hao raised his hand, located Pardofelis, and directly projected a screen onto the space. "Take a look. This is the current battlefield."

Pardofelis looked at the screen. Countless people charged forward, only to turn into clouds of blood in the blink of an eye. At the center stood a person controlling everything.

"This is..." Pardofelis was stunned by the brutal scene. Her mind went blank as she stared blankly at the screen.

"This is a cruel struggle. This Herrscher is extremely powerful, and you are the key."