Fang Bie was no longer the bold player he had been in the game. The water he had unleashed with his own hands had nearly killed everyone in the cave, and there was no way he could escape the depths of his nightmare so quickly.
This was the first time he had ever killed anyone. He hadn't done the killing himself, but he had buried them with his own hands.
He could only trail closely behind the two big shots, watching as they mercilessly pulled the trigger on the soldiers lying on the ground, who seemed to be dead already.
But just as Fang Bie had done in his own world, the two of them also brought up the need to finish off these bandit soldiers. Though they were all victims of this civilized world, the bandits who had endangered its safety couldn't escape being put down.
After forcing down his discomfort, Fang Bie followed the two men in front of him and put two more bullets into each of the men lying on the ground.
Once the three of them had left the cave, Fang Bie pulled some Stone out of his Backpack and simply sealed the cave shut.
"Have you thought about what it'll be like when we come back in, with all those people dead inside?" Tony asked, sounding puzzled.
Fang Bie shook his head and took a bucket of Lava out of his Backpack. He had found it out in the wild and brought it along in case of emergencies.
"Before we leave, I'll pour this bucket of Lava in through the opening where we let the water in. It'll consume everything inside. No one will know what happened in there, and no one will be able to uncover any secrets."
Fang Bie knew all too well just how terrifying the powers in this world could be. There was no telling whether someone might be able to figure out what had truly destroyed this place by examining the deaths, the killings, or even the souls involved.
All he could do was destroy the evidence as thoroughly as possible. Once every trace of these people had been erased, the only way to learn where they had really come from would be to ask the current Sorcerer Supreme—or go to Hell and ask Mephisto, assuming he even existed in this universe.
"Fair enough. Aside from us, it's best if no one else in this world learns where you came from," Tony advised him solemnly.
He had dealt with some of the most official and authoritative people in this world, and knew all too well what might happen if the military learned about Fang Bie's abilities.
The big guy who had rampaged through New York a couple of years ago hadn't exactly met a happy end. And that was just one of the disasters the military had caused. The evils hidden in the shadows and recorded only in official files were far more numerous than anyone could imagine.
Under the two men's grave warnings, Fang Bie nodded solemnly. He understood that all too well. That was why he had to cover their tracks completely.
When they reached the valley, they spotted some bandits who had fled outside in a panic, along with others who had already been beyond the mountain. Even the floodwaters hadn't spared them from their fate.
"Bang!" A gunshot rang out, leaving a dent in Tony's chest, where his armor was glowing. The force sent him flying a short distance.
Fang Bie quickly built a Stone wall in front of the three of them. It was a bit of hard-earned defensive instinct. In the very next instant, a storm of gunfire erupted. The guns positioned on the hillside became the remaining bandits' best weapon for pinning the three of them down!
"Tony! Think of something, quick!" Fang Bie shouted at the man beside him in panic. Despite his years of experience, he was still just an ordinary person who had never been through a war. Simply keeping himself from falling apart was already remarkable.
Yinsen, however, was much calmer than Fang Bie. Even though his gleaming bald head made him an obvious target in the sunlight, he calmly pulled Stone out of his Backpack and quickly built a simple defensive position over their heads.
Though the three of them, with Minecraft, had been forced into such a tight spot, they still had a huge advantage. At worst, they could dig a tunnel and escape. That would be no trouble at all.
But at this moment, all three of them were unexpectedly in complete agreement: they absolutely couldn't run away and leave that door exposed to these people.
The bandits might not understand what was happening, but that wouldn't stop them from spreading the news of this disaster. The three of them wouldn't allow that to happen. They had just agreed to keep their secret—how could they turn around and expose it themselves?
Once the floodwaters receded, they had already collected all the crates of ammunition that had been buried at the bottom of the valley.
The survivors could only rely on the guns on the mountainside and the weapons they carried to pin the three of them down with gunfire. But it didn't seem to be working. The gunshots gradually grew quieter.
Tony had fallen into deep thought as soon as the attack began. He pulled various weapons out of his Backpack and carefully began putting them together.
As it happened, most of the weapons here were products made by his company. As its top scientist and chief designer, Tony knew them like the back of his hand.
That was precisely why, using an encrypted laptop he had remembered to take with him, he quickly gained control of the missiles.
"Fang Bie, buy me some time. I'm going to use these self-guided missiles!" Tony said, his eyes fixed on the computer screen as his hands worked nonstop. Even his sexy little mustache was clumped together by beads of sweat.
Fang Bie suppressed his fear of death and cautiously reached out one hand to place a block.
Just as he had expected, the instant he put the block down, a dense burst of gunfire erupted again.
But this time, the bandits were disappointed. Neither their tightly fitted armor nor the Stone wall, which looked well over a meter thick, could be easily pierced by the guns in their hands.
Yinsen wasn't idle either. He held the wires leading to the missiles. After all, a man who could perform thoracic surgery had exceptionally steady hands; they didn't tremble in the slightest.
With Yinsen's help, Tony successfully cut the control wire and reloaded his own program.
Fang Bie kept shifting the blocks around. The bandits were a fair distance away, so his job was to keep them firing instead of letting them think about charging in close.
If he could manage that, they would already be halfway to victory.
Tony couldn't launch the missiles right next to them, so Fang Bie needed to hold the bandits off for as long as possible.
Fortunately, these locals seemed easy enough to fool. Hearing the gunshots, they assumed the others were still firing, which meant they wouldn't dare approach.
Fang Bie completed his task without a hitch, and even reinforced their makeshift Stone wall while he was at it.
By then, Tony had finished setting up the missile program!
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