Green light tears the sky apart.
It was not a beam of light, but more like a red-hot iron rod thrown directly from the track, with a sharp whistling, igniting the air along the way. Before it landed, a searing wave of air had already pressed down, and the grass on the lawn instantly withered and curled, giving off a burnt smell.
Maria hugged Monica, her mind went blank, and even her screams were stuck in her throat. She was just an ordinary mother, and death was so concrete that she could do nothing but close her eyes and hold her daughter tightly in her arms.
Carol's reaction was a notch faster. Every cell in her body was screaming, and the fighting instinct implanted by Kree made her subconsciously rush forward. The golden Cosmic Energy seeped out from under her skin, and she bent her legs slightly, preparing to use her body to hit the beam of death.
But she knew it was too late.
That thing was too fast and too close.
At this moment, Chu Hang standing on the roof moved.
He just raised his right hand and stretched out his five fingers towards the green light falling from the sky.
There is no charge, no slogan, not even a little energy light effect. His movements are as calm as if he is hitting a the Snap, or just trying to catch a tennis ball thrown by a friend.
Then he shook it gently.
Buzz--
There was an extremely depressing muffled sound, as if it came from another dimension.
A strange scene happened.
The beam of destruction, which was enough to vaporize the house and the land covering a hundred meters in radius, stopped less than three meters away from the roof tiles.
It just stopped out of nowhere.
It didn't hit anything, and it didn't cause a ripple. It was like a movie scene with the pause button pressed. The destructive energy at the front was still surging crazily, but it couldn't move any further.
Carol on the lawn, who was about to jump up, froze in place, with her mouth slightly open. She could feel how terrifying the energy contained in that beam was. It was pure, destructive energy without any impurities, the most standard naval gun output of the Kree Empire. Even if she turned on Binary, she would still have to peel off the skin if she hit it hard.
But it just stopped.
Immediately afterwards, something even more incredible happened.
The stationary beam began to twist.
It is no longer a straight line of light, but like a poisonous snake grasped by invisible hands, being forcibly folded, coiled, and squeezed from beginning to end. The destructive energy clashes crazily in a very small space, making a harsh neighing sound, but it is unable to break free from the invisible shackles.
One second.
Just one second.
The energy beam that descended from the sky and was thousands of meters long was forcibly crushed into an energy ball the size of a basketball, flashing with unstable green light.
It flashed, expanded, and contracted violently half a meter above the palm of Chu Hang's hand, like a heart that was about to explode at any time.
Chu Hang looked at this "toy" expressionlessly, with even a bit of boredom in his eyes. He held it empty-handedly, then flipped his wrist and flicked it upward as if throwing away garbage.
The energy ball, which was compressed to the extreme, instantly changed direction.
At a speed more than ten times faster than when it came, it turned into a green meteor, following the trajectory it came from, and shot back into the cloudless blue sky.
Three seconds later.
Boom!!!
A belated, deafening loud noise came from a distant high altitude.
A huge green fireball exploded above the clouds. The violent energy Havok was like a piece of rubber, instantly erasing all the clouds for several kilometers, leaving behind a huge and empty blue ring. The sun shone unobstructed from the hole, as if there was a hole in the sky.
The entire process, from the beam falling to being bounced back, to the explosion at high altitude, only takes five seconds in total.
There was deathly silence on the lawn.
Maria slowly opened her eyes and found that she was still alive and her daughter was still in her arms. She raised her head and stared blankly at the huge hole in the sky, and then at the figure on the roof with his trouser pockets inserted as if he had done nothing. Her brain completely lost the ability to think.
Carol stood there stiffly, the golden light that had just rushed to the surface of her body retreated a little bit. She looked at Chu Hang on the roof, and for the first time she felt what a "gap" was.
That's not the gap between strength and weakness, that's the gap between Life Law levels.
She could block the attack, but she needed to burn energy, use her body to collide, and pay a price.
And Chu Hang, he just raised his hand.
"Stay in the house and don't come out." Chu Hang's voice came from the roof, still calm, and there was no hint of emotion or anger.
After saying that, his figure slowly faded on the spot and disappeared.
The next second, he had appeared thousands of meters in the sky.
Here, six Kree soldiers wearing dark green standard combat uniforms and metal helmets were riding hoverboards, looking in shock at the small reconnaissance ship in the distance that was blown into a ball of fire by the energy cannon shot back by their own people.
They formed a semicircular formation, surrounding Chu Hang in the middle.
The leader is none other than Yong Rogge.
His face was ashen, and the fingers holding the energy rifle were slightly white from exertion. He never dreamed that the shot he was determined to win not only failed to force the target, but was thrown back like a ball, and even knocked down one of his own ships.
This is a shame, an unprecedented shame.
"Who are you?" Yong Rogg's eyes were fixed on the sudden appearance of Chu Hang, and his voice was as cold as the cold wind of Hala, "This is a family matter between the Kree Empire and the traitor Vers, Earthlings, get out of here immediately!"
Chu Hang put his hands in his trouser pockets, as if walking in his backyard, taking a few steps in the air leisurely. He glanced at these Kree soldiers who seemed to be well-equipped, his eyes were like looking at several items on the shelves, assessing their value.
"First, her name is Carol·Dan Vers, an Earthling, not Vers." Chu Hang spoke calmly, her voice was not loud, but it reached everyone's ears clearly.
He paused and his eyes fell on Yong Rogg, with a hint of playful mockery in his eyes.
"Second, didn't your emperor teach you that when visiting a new planet, you must first learn to be polite?" Chu Hang said, "It is not a good habit to open fire on other people's houses without asking anything. It will bring shame to your empire..."
"You are looking for death!" Yong Rogg was completely angered. As the commander of the Kree elite team, he had never been so humiliated. Several Kree soldiers behind him immediately raised their energy rifles, their dark green muzzles flashing with dangerous light, and they all pointed at Chu Hang.
"It seems that you have chosen the road of death." Yong Rogg squeezed out a few words through his teeth and stopped talking nonsense, "Then go to hell. Fire!"
With a command, five green energy beams shot at Chu Hang from different angles, forming a deadly fire net that blocked all the space he could dodge.
However, Chu Hang never thought about flashing.
He just stood there, motionless, and didn't even take out his hands from his trouser pockets.
When those energy beams, which were enough to melt a tank, hit a range of one meter around his body, a scene occurred that made all Kree's livers and gallbladders burst into tears.
It was like they were shot into a bottomless quagmire, their speed getting slower and slower, their light getting darker and darker, and finally, half a meter away from his body, they completely Oblivion disappeared without a trace like cigarette butts that had been extinguished.
There was no explosion, no shield, not even a trace of air fluctuation.
Space·curvature absorption.
This is a little trick that Chu Hang has figured out in the past few days. It folds the space around him extremely finely and at high frequencies to form an invisible energy crushing force field. Any energy body that enters this force field will be instantly broken down into the most primitive particles by countless space foldings.
"That's it?" Chu Hang curled his lips, with a suitably disappointed expression on his face, "Kree Empire's elite team, this is all it has? It's like scratching an itch."
Yong Rogg and his team members were all dumbfounded.
Their attacks... were "eaten"?
How is this possible! That is a pure energy weapon, not a physical bullet! How can it be absorbed out of thin air? This violates all the laws of physics they know!
"Monster!" A Kree soldier finally couldn't hold himself any longer and cried out in horror.
"Did you just find out now? It's too late."
The voice of Chu Hang seemed to ring close to each of their ears.
The next second, his figure disappeared on the spot.
Yon Rogg's pupils suddenly shrank to a pinpoint! His battle-experienced combat instincts frantically warned him, and before his brain could react, his body had already made a move. Without thinking, he immediately activated the energy shield on his wrist, and at the same time, his body retreated sharply.
But, it's too late.
His warning system did not go off, and there was no indication in the tactical eyepiece that the enemy was approaching.
He only felt his shoulders heavy.
A hand, an ordinary-looking hand that didn't even wear any gloves, rested on his shoulder so lightly.
The energy shield he was proud of, which could withstand direct hits from small blasters, burst silently like a layer of soap bubbles in front of that hand.
The hairs all over Yong Rogg's body stood on end instantly!
He couldn't feel any power, nor any energy fluctuations. But the hand lightly resting on his shoulder made him feel like he was being suppressed by an unshakable mountain, and even moving a finger became a luxury.
He watched helplessly as the figure of Chu Hang turned from virtual to real in front of him, with a harmless smile on his face.
"Look, I caught you." Chu Hang grinned at him, showing his white teeth.
In Yon Rogg's opinion, that smile is more terrifying than the demon in Abyss.
Immediately afterwards, Chu Hang put the hand on his shoulder with a slight force on its fingers.
Click--
First there was a crisp sound of metal shattering. Yong Rogg's battle suit shoulder armor made of a special alloy shattered into pieces like a biscuit being run over by a hydraulic press, turning into countless fragments.
Creak...
Then there was a heart-wrenching sound of bones being crushed. The bones of his shoulder, together with the collarbone and scapula, were crushed alive into a mixture of flesh and bone residue under this irresistible force.
"Ah--!"
The severe pain that penetrated into the bone marrow caused Yong Rogg to let out a scream that was not like a human voice.
And the four team members behind him didn't even realize why the captain was screaming, and death had already come.
The one closest to him felt his eyes blurred. The energy rifle in his hand suddenly twisted like a twist, and then the barrel of the gun hit his helmet hard. His vision went dark and he didn't know anything.
The other one felt as if he had been hit by a high-speed truck. An invisible force came from all directions, knocking him and the hoverboard at his feet into the body of his teammates next to him.
Bang!
With a dull loud noise, the two of them turned into a blur of flesh and metal and fell from the sky like stacks of Arhats.
When the last soldier saw this scene, he was so frightened that he wanted to run away without thinking. But as soon as he turned around, he found that his neck was strangled by something. He looked down and found that it was his energy rifle. The hard gun body had been bent into a U shape at some point, like a collar, and it was tightly wrapped around his neck.
He opened his mouth, but no sound came out, and the suffocating darkness quickly swallowed him.
Four Kree Empire elite soldiers were quietly eliminated in four different ways in less than two seconds.
In the entire sky, only Chu Hang was left, and Yong Rogg, who was carried in his hand like a piece of rag, twitching in pain, and could only breathe out but not in.
All this happened in the blink of an eye.
On the ground, Carol, who had just flown into the air, was just hovering in the air, staring dumbfounded at this scene that could be described as one-sided Carnage.
She didn't even see clearly how Chu Hang moved.
She only saw Chu Hang disappearing on the spot, and the next second, those Kree soldiers who had troubled her all turned into corpses.
Yong Rogg, who was extremely powerful in her memory, existed like a mentor and a nightmare, was now in the hands of Chu Hang, so fragile that he was even worse than a baby.
Chu Hang carried Yong Rogg and slowly landed in front of Carol, with a teasing smile on his face.
"Now," he threw Yon Rogg, who was like a puddle of mud, on the lawn, stepped on his chest, and looked at him condescendingly, "We can have a good talk about what you did to Carol."