World-saving Plan: The Only Savior
Chapter 499 - 380: The Spaceship Lands

Chapter 499: Chapter 380: The Spaceship Lands

Above the desert, the massive Dawn gently touched down, silently hovering just one meter above the ground.

Unlike the anti-gravity cars of the past, Zhang Xiaoman could no longer fly the ship directly to their location.

Now, he needed to land at least 50 meters away, because the size of the spaceship was vastly different compared to before; it was like night and day.

With such a large volume, if he were to fly it straight at their faces, it would be very easy to hit someone, so maintaining a certain safe distance was necessary.

However, he didn’t need to worry too much about choosing and positioning the landing spot, as it was all calculated by the Star Order analysis.

At this moment, the huge ship sat in the desert like a pyramid, its movements appearing incredibly light, producing almost no noise in the process.

Because of the flow shield layer, as the ship descended, the crowd didn’t even feel any airflow.

Weiss felt that if he closed his eyes, he might not even sense the presence of such a colossal object before him.

The next second, the ship’s hatch opened.

A staircase slowly extended out and stopped immediately upon touching the ground, and a man wearing a black robe followed by exiting the ship.

"Star Lord."

Hu Peng and Xun You immediately stepped forward and performed the Star Touching Ceremony.

Seeing this, the others followed suit, for they too wanted to take a closer look at this space battleship that defied belief.

"Well done, you’ve completed this mission very well, thank you for your hard work," Zhang Xiaoman responded with a ceremony.

Upon hearing this, Hu Peng and Xun You showed a hint of excitement on their faces.

This mission was, after all, their first task carried out with themselves in the lead.

It felt quite like they were the main characters.

Now, receiving recognition from the Star Lord, they couldn’t be happier.

Zhang Xiaoman had just been dealing with certain matters on the Dawn and had come over in the spaceship after finishing up and receiving a call from the two.

Of course, he could have used unlimited teleportation, but this time he had another purpose for being here, so he brought the Dawn with him.

On the other hand Jannan and the members of the Wildfire Team were somewhat surprised to see the person Hu Peng and Xun You had been talking about, looking so young.

In their view, the leader of the mysterious Extraordinary Organization should be an image of a solemn, white-bearded elder.

Now upon seeing him, it seemed quite different from what they had initially imagined.

It’s not that they were belittling him, but the contrast to their fixed impressions made it somewhat difficult to adapt to the change.

None present were fools; they all understood that to be the leader of such an Extraordinary Force, one must have some exceptional qualities.

According to their understanding, it was probably manifested in strength and other aspects.

They even boldly speculated that the person who could control such Strength might in fact not be as young as he appeared and was perhaps a Monster who had lived for who knows how long.

People speculated about Zhang Xiaoman’s identity and strength in a flurry of guesses, yet there was one person who did not seem overly surprised, and naturally, that was Weiss.

Weiss had seen Zhang Xiaoman back during his time in Congo, and although he hadn’t managed to speak much to her, he had some understanding of her.

"Lord Jixing, you’ve come in person, I wonder if you still remember me? We have met before..."

He approached and greeted her with some restraint.

Zhang Xiaoman was already very different from before.

Be it her demeanor or strength, the impression she gave others was very strong, instinctively eliciting a sense of respect.

This aura, besides its inherent qualities, also had multiple aspects enhancing it.

Not to mention, with the Dawn – such a significant entity – as backing, even if any random person were to take her place, they would definitely be viewed as a big shot in the eyes of others.

Jannan was now increasingly intrigued by the person before him. He vaguely guessed the purpose of her visit, although he was not quite certain yet.

But if he contemplated briefly, he felt that if things were as he suspected, it might actually be quite good.

"Weiss Kamman, we meet again. I have a strong impression of you. As an ordinary person, you managed to kill a Desert Worm alone in the Mist. Your strength is commendable."

Zhang Xiaoman looked at him, giving a rather high evaluation.

"Hahaha, thanks for the compliment, Lord Jixing. I hope to have the opportunity for pleasant cooperation with you in the future," Weiss said with a grin, glancing at his teammates, especially the kid Ciro, who mocked him last time. Now who’s the fool?

Before coming here, Zhang Xiaoman had gathered information from two successive calls from Hu Peng and Xun You about the occurrences here, and also learned some of the history of Jannan.

Hu Peng subsequently shared his analysis of the man’s character over the phone, which gave Zhang Xiaoman a better understanding of her target.

"Mr. Vasikar, I presume you must be the descendant of Estevan. Cheng Huang and Huo Dou came here under my orders. For any presumptions, I ask for your understanding," Zhang Xiaoman said very politely. Even for such a top talent—and an elder almost reaching Master Liu’s age—she showed great respect.

It was unlikely for Jannan to put on airs, as it was not in his nature to do so. He responded in Chinese as well:

"You are very courteous, Lord Jixing. If you don’t mind, you can address me directly by my Chinese name, Jannan."

Zhang Xiaoman nodded, then turned to the others. With Xun You’s introduction, they were acquainted.

She tapped her watch on her left wrist, and everyone saw the ship behind her, big like a small mountain, slowly disappear with a curtain of light.

Only then did they realize that the object had approached them in such a way.

Zhang Xiaoman didn’t pay attention to their amazement; such things had become routine for her, and without delay, she went to the nearby oasis.

The group walked on the dunes again. Although it wasn’t a far walk, it was quite difficult and took some time.

Walking in the Sahara Desert was not like other places. Beyond the scorching sun, the sandy terrain was another significant obstacle to movement.

Even for someone like Jannan, who had lived there for a while, it was inconvenient in such an environment.