Each time, she always managed to bring something back.
In the end, with meals and lodging covered, Annie reluctantly spent a night resting at the so-called Psyker Hunter unit's secret base in the eastern part of the city. As for their hospitality—that big meal and all—she couldn't say she was pleased, but she couldn't find anything wrong with it, either. In any case, she hadn't found any major fault.
It wasn't until the next afternoon that she finally got up, with the others waiting impatiently. She took her time washing up and eating before setting off to return to the mine base in the west with their leader and one of her subordinates.
However, Annie didn't accept their plan to walk several hundred kilometers around the city to get back. Instead, she made a show of leaving their base and wandering out to the eastern suburbs. Then she pretended she'd found a Viking fighter she'd secretly stashed in an abandoned warehouse while the others weren't looking. To their astonishment, they all squeezed into the cockpit, and amid their disbelieving cries, she took off and flew straight toward the center of Guixu City.
Naturally, she had done all that because she couldn't resist getting into a tussle with some flying demons and monsters along the way. Once again, as the Psyker Hunter leader and her subordinate cried out in alarm and pleaded frantically, Annie used her superb piloting skills to destroy quite a few demons in an extremely perilous manner. Then she dropped every single one of the Lanzel anti-ship torpedoes, sending an entire street and the demons on it up in flames, before calmly pulling up and flying off.
A little over ten minutes later, Annie leisurely landed in front of the mine base's Command Center and hopped down to