So the gigantic bolt of lightning shot out in an instant, taking with it the original metal bullet and the rails, and even more besides.
Anyway... there was one thing I didn't quite understand. I remembered that a railgun was supposed to deal purely physical damage, but mine came with
powerful electrons. It was kind of like a combination of a railgun and an ion cannon.
Of course, as a liberal arts student who could only scrape by through writing, I was a total science dummy, so these explanations were too much of a hassle for me
to think about. There was no need to worry about all that. I only needed to figure out how much force it would take to deal with the inhuman "real man" in front of me.
"BOOM!!!"
The gigantic beam of light broke through the sky in an instant. I'd taken a quick look just now at where the "real man" zombie was standing. There were no buildings behind him to block the shot,
so I'd fired that RailGun without a second thought.
The result was pretty spectacular. The metal coin formed by Tuanzi had a melting point higher than an ordinary coin's. The beam was almost two meters across, sweeping away everything in its path
and punching a huge hole through the horde. Then it shot toward a distant hill, shearing off part of its summit before
flying straight into the vast expanse of space.
Uh... I probably wouldn't be able to get that Tuanzi coin back.
Luckily, I'd put the coin Tuanzi had formed into a deep sleep as soon as I fired it. Otherwise... who knew if Tuanzi, without me controlling her,
might go berserk? What if she landed on the moon?
Would Tuanzi become the moon from then on?
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