Above The Sky
Chapter 215 - 215 204 - Xiao Tou is Not Done For 54 Double Asking for Monthly Tickets!

215: Chapter 204 – Xiao Tou is Not Done For (5/4, Double, Asking for Monthly Tickets!) 215: Chapter 204 – Xiao Tou is Not Done For (5/4, Double, Asking for Monthly Tickets!) “Master, ten o’clock direction!”

Without a moment’s hesitation, Ian, whose eyes were flickering with the radiance of Spirit Energy, reported the position to him, “Seventy-five meters underwater, approaching rapidly.”

Indeed, an Armor Suit underwater could evade the perception of Master Gossay, who controlled atmospheric pressure, and its coating could make it nearly invisible in the water…

But.

For Ian, who possessed Foresight View, it didn’t matter what kind of coating the enemy had or if they were hiding—all was in vain.

As long as it existed there, it would be discovered.

Even, as conspicuous as if it were highlighted and seen through Clairvoyance.

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Underwater, inside the speeding Armor Suit, Andor, who was driving the Iron Behemoth, still harbored resentment and anger towards the Ironclad Shark—if it weren’t for that shark, he was completely confident that with the cooperation of the Pirate Fleet’s guns, they could force the scouting ship into the center of the storm to slow it down, then sink it from afar with a few special wind-avoiding Alchemic Cannonballs.

Yes, among the Pirate Fleet, equipped with two immeasurably valuable Alchemic Cannonballs, worth nearly a thousand Talle each, specifically designed for Master Gossay, the Second Energy Level wouldn’t be able to block them if caught off guard.

If the speed of Reverence Light slowed for a moment, or if the ship captain’s skills were not quite up to par, then those two cannonballs would definitely come as a surprise to the scouting team.

Alas, not only was the captain of Reverence Light highly skilled, but they also encountered the Ironclad Shark, which caused damage to their flagship, slowing it down—the cannonballs were likely not going to be used after all.

This forced him to take the risk personally.

The pale blue Armor Suit, emitting a low hum that was difficult to pinpoint, ghostly approached Reverence Light underwater.

Andor was determined that once close, he would launch an increased-pressure water hook underwater, piercing through the ship’s bottom hold to slow down the scout ship before immediately leaving the scene.

After that, the Pirate Fleet would arrive and continue the previous cannonade plan.

Maneuvering an Armor Suit and engaging in a life-or-death battle with the Second Energy Level at full strength?

What a joke, the boss may pay well, but no amount of money is worth risking one’s life!

This plan was sound, after all, according to intelligence, there were no Sublimators within the entire scouting team capable of accurately locating him over a hundred meters deep underwater…

Humans, a terrestrial species, did not possess such abilities.

But let’s not talk about whether Sublimators are ordinary humans.

At the very least, Ian was a Spirit Energy User.

Boom!

Just as the Armor Suit sped stealthily underwater, a super-heated gale compressed into a crimson line, with enough heat to vaporize seawater into steam, pierced the waves, blasting a giant hole nearly seven to eight meters wide on the surface, and then penetrated deep into the depths.

“What the hell?!”

Realizing the attack was near, Andor went pale with shock; he immediately maneuvered the Armor Suit to change direction, barely evading the lethal wind bundle mixed with some kind of high-heat Alchemy Material by a hair’s breadth.

This Elf Pirate only managed such a keen maneuver because he was an Elf; had he been a human Sublimator, the utterly unheralded and unguarded strike from moments ago would probably have hit several critical points, compromising the Armor Suit’s output!

Bear in mind, he was in rapid advance mode just now and hadn’t allowed the Element Furnace Core to power the defense module!

But before Andor could catch his breath, another fine stream of wind bearing some kind of high-heat alchemical dust pierced through the sea, bombarding the area where he was.

Boom, boom!

One could only say that the performance of this Armor Suit was indeed good; the seawater was gently dispersed upon touching its external plating as if it were non-existent, allowing it to dodge the bombardment at angles and speeds that defied the common sense of marine life—and in order to dodge urgently, the Elf Pirates could no longer conceal their tracks.

The giant Armor Suit’s underwater path was exposed, a constantly vibrating white line churning on the sea surface, bubbling profusely, making it clearly detectable to everyone.

“How did they find me?”

Since stealth was no longer a concern, a high-grade aquatic combat Armor Suit had nothing to fear from Master Gossay’s attacks.

Andor delayed until the Armor Suit’s plating was fully energized, supporting the invisible shield that spread over the surface.

Only then did he have the energy to look towards the direction of Reverence Light, utterly puzzled.

But then, something even more terrifying happened—Master Gossay had actually left the Reverence Light and was flying directly toward him!

“On what grounds?!

Without this old man, how can these people maintain their speed in such fierce winds and waves?!”

In fact, the reason was unexpectedly simple.

“Master, there is a flaw at the right forearm connector of that Armor Suit.

An attack with wind pressure expansion from the interface can disable one of its arms!”

With a clear, penetrating voice giving instructions, the power of the Wave Singer was activated.

Ian, in coordination with another Wave Singer who was singing with full force, barely managed to suppress the fury of the storm, allowing the Reverence Light to sail relatively smoothly.

At the same time, different from the usual singing of Wave Singers, even the voice Ian used for giving instructions could exert a force beyond that of an ordinary Wave Singer—and upon hearing the instructions, Master Gossay nodded slightly, and then raised his hand.

Around Master Gossay drifted vials of alchemical reagents in various colors, and the different Alchemy Matrixes controlled by the old man, as if part of his own body, were mixed by the wind in midair, thereby unleashing all kinds of extraordinary powers.

Either extreme heat or rapid expansion, either causing atmospheric pressure disorder or making the surface tension of water disappear…

And the old man used his control over the wind to manipulate these dangerous alchemical substances to attack the enemy, just like a giant Alchemical Cannon that could be rapidly loaded.

An Alchemist who demonstrates full power without considering financial expenses…

was already one of the most powerful professions.

The old man directed his attack at the Armor Suit’s right arm.

“Damn it, what is he talking about, how come I didn’t know my Armor Suit had this defect?!”

The Elf Pirate was too lazy to be surprised; he had never encountered such a bizarre battle in his life, but today he had.

Andor instinctively controlled the energy of the Armor Suit’s shield to converge on the Anti-Impact Armor Plating of the right arm, while the sudden change in air pressure controlled by Master Gossay had already arrived—a burst of electric sparks wildly flashed, blue-green Alchemy Origin Quality spilled out, and the visible, violent sparks lit up right at the junction of the right arm of the underwater Armor Suit, then rapidly expanded like a bomb.

Boom!

Although Andor’s instinctive defense meant that the Armor Suit did not immediately lose its right hand, it was indeed severely damaged, with electrical arcs scurrying, and the right arm could only be lifted less than ninety degrees.

“The left abdominal side!

There’s a gap in the armor plating there!”

But before one could be amazed by the accuracy of that voice’s pinpointing, the Pirate Captain inhaled sharply once more: “No, how can he see?!”

“Is there no justice in the world!”