He pulled out two crimson hand cannons, holding one in each hand as the hurricane swirled back and forth through their barrels.
"Three o'clock, southeast wind, force seven... Forget it. Let Bronya handle it."
"Okay."
Bronya frowned and stepped forward, using both hands to assist with the aim. She always felt that Zhao Bai's aiming method was a little off. They were a kilometer in the air, after all. No matter how absurdly overpowered Zhao Bai was, there was no way he could hit a target a kilometer away with a pistol.
The carefree Honkai Beast roamed the wilderness.
Suddenly, dark clouds gathered overhead.
Without any warning, it suddenly felt the ominous sensation of being locked onto. It possessed no intelligence and did not know how to describe that feeling. It was simply the inexplicable warning every creature experienced before death.
It was about to die.
Such information filled the air. It began to flee, its snow-white hoofed claws flinging up foul-smelling loose earth. Trees collapsed, rocks shattered, and heavy echoes spread through the mountains. It raced across the land at incredible speed, yet it could never escape that feeling of imminent death.
In a flash.
Pure white light descended from above.
It was light identical to the sun's, lasting only for the briefest instant—enough to plunge any observer into temporary blindness.
Himeko rubbed her eyes, seeing nothing but blinding white.
Bronya had put on her goggles in advance, so she did not feel too uncomfortable. Her eyes were merely a little sore. She took off her goggles and began examining Zhao Bai's results.
A circle of scorched earth one hundred and fifty meters in diameter.
The Honkai Beast had vanished without a trace.
"What just happened?"
As though she had been stunned by the intense light, Himeko took