Border Sentinel and Guide
The Ironridge Fortress outpost on the empire’s frontier receives an unwilling visitor: Bai Yu, an S-rank Guide, an elite academic with a prejudice against frontline Sentinels and a secret mission. There he meets Qi Feng, the outpost’s chief Sentinel, an “unnatural” S-rank who was altered through a secret military experiment. He is volatile and solitary, and his mental landscape imprisons a primal spirit form that doesn’t match the official records.
When a once-in-a-century beast tide attacks the frontier, the two S-ranks are forced to work together and display astonishing combat synergy. But the military orders them to form a bond, calling them the “optimal combat pairing.” During the bonding ceremony, which they both resist, Bai Yu discovers a black giant wolf deep within Qi Feng’s mental landscape, one that recognizes him as its master. Qi Feng, meanwhile, glimpses evidence of a secret experiment at the Guide Center in fragments of Bai Yu’s memories.
As controlled mutant beasts begin appearing in one border village after another, the two gradually uncover a far greater conspiracy behind the so-called beast tide: the “Phoenix Project” was never discontinued, and the military is working with the Guide Center to create controlled beast tides as biological weapons. As Qi Feng’s experimentally triggered killing instinct spirals out of control, and Bai Yu’s brother, the chief researcher long rumored to be dead, suddenly appears with the resistance, this Sentinel-Guide pair must choose between loyalty and the truth.
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo pretty!!! Although it is a short story, it tells the story completely. It has been a long time since I saw the two heroes working side by side on the battlefield. This book is completely on my xp 😳 I want to see the author write more emotional scenes between the two protagonists. Maybe because it is a short story, the relationship between the two protagonists is not described in detail, but the nine chapters also made me feel the deep bond between the two. All in all, it's so good that it's not enough to watch. The author should write some more extras as soon as possible. Children need to eat [please update] [please update]
When I was looking for Shao Xiangwen, I clicked on it inadvertently. At first I was wondering why the number of words was so small. But as I slowly read on, I discovered that maybe the small number of words is also evidence of good writing. In just 10 weeks, the whole world, the setting of the characters, and the development of the plot are vividly written. I hope that my wife's article will be seen by more people [like this post]! Such a good article has only been read by very few people 😢