He couldn't go himself, and neither could the Divine Puppet Artisan. Who else could he rely on?
If he could teleport Little Nine out, this problem would naturally cease to be a concern. Even Cowherd and Weaver Girl could probably deal with those aliens. Unfortunately, teleporting a being like Little Nine would cost an astronomical amount of Immortal Jade.
More importantly, Little Nine was of greater value to him in the Immortal Realm.
In other words, once he teleported Little Nine out and dealt with the aliens, he would have to pay the same price to send Little Nine back.
The Immortal Jade spent on that round trip would be a complete waste.
So unless he had absolutely no choice, Shen Bing had no intention of teleporting Little Nine out. The same went for Cowherd and Weaver Girl.
Let's wait a little longer! If that guy really does come rushing to Earth himself, there'll still be time to give them a proper welcome.
Shen Bing made up his mind.
Above the Pacific Ocean, four futuristic Fighter Aircraft streaked through the sky, their speed already exceeding Mach 5.
That was more than twice the speed of an F-22 Fighter Aircraft.
The Stars and Stripes stood out brilliantly on the wings of all four Fighter Aircraft.
Their identity was obvious. These were the sixth-generation Fighter Aircraft the Americans had developed not long ago.
Of course, these four American sixth-generation fighters hadn't appeared over the Pacific Ocean for no reason. According to a spokesperson for their Department of Defense, this flight was intended to test the fighters' deep-strike capabilities.
Hence this long-distance flight from Hawaii straight to Guam...
Other countries paid little attention to the Americans' announcement. After all, deep-strike capability wasn't particularly important for sixth-generation fighters.
Besides, the entire route from