This is the seventh day after the launch of the ultimate immersive mode "Beacon Zone" in "Operation Delta" in 2045. Eight thousand players were trapped, and 6,969 were confirmed brain dead. The number of people alive is decreasing every day.
Emperor Ren was not a military king. Not special forces. He's not the kind of ruthless character who can destroy an entire team by himself. He is an Internet operator with average marksmanship and slow reaction time. The only thing he is good at is making decisions - when everyone is panicking, he still knows where to run.
But he couldn't outrun the bullet.
It can't outrun Said's suppressive shooting, it can't outrun Reis's violent assault, it can't outrun Desmulan's electromagnetic pulse, it can't outrun the two killing gods in the Tidal Prison - Raven and his phantom clone, Gherroth and his gravity field.
But he has a group of lunatics willing to take a bullet for him.
Red Wolf, a mercenary from Brazil, is always the first and always responsible for the rear. Veyron, a retired Marine, carries a magnetic bomb with him and will set off fireworks even if he dies. The bee doctor, a Swiss field doctor, sucked up three residual blood by himself in the smoke, then knelt down and said, "I'll take a nap first."
Old black. Uluru. Luna. Xiaowen.
Eight people fought their way through the Longbow Valley from Dam Zero, bloodbathed Baksh, leveled the space base, and finally stood at the gate of Tidal Prison.
Behind them are comrades who will never come back.
In front of them were two legendary treasures——
Heart of Africa. Tears of the ocean.
Anyone who collects them is said to be able to leave. Can be reset. Can become a god.
In the beacon zone, there is no retreat.
One volume of archives, six volumes of epic.
Witness
Reader comments
My personal favorite among Crossing the Delta, it also restores the game very well, and the plot is very good. A book that starts low and moves high, the more you read, the more exciting it becomes!
This is my first book, I hope you all like it [love] [love] [love]
Good book, but it feels like the progress is a bit fast
My personal favorite among Crossing the Delta, it also restores the game very well, and the plot is very good. A book that starts low and moves high, the more you read, the more exciting it becomes!
This is my first book, I hope you all like it [love] [love] [love]
Good book, but it feels like the progress is a bit fast