After Beating the Game, I Became the Villain BOSS

Above New Moon City, Chen Zhengde piloted the floating airship, carrying out the mission entrusted by Luo.

The floating airship, as one of the most advanced flying vehicles in the world today, has undergone very scientific streamlining in its operating system. Compared to traditional airplanes that require both a captain and co-pilot, it only needs one person for piloting.

Currently, Chen Zhengde was the only one in the cockpit. He didn’t know what he was transporting and wouldn’t ask, as it was a basic principle of subordination.

Since this was a task assigned by the leadership, he executed it without any carelessness. Although many operations could be done by the autopilot system, he did not relax in the slightest, controlling everything himself, and didn’t even play any music to ease his fatigue.

As he flew near the Rust Wall, the communication system of the floating airship transmitted a voice: "Az-7 model floating airship, you are approaching a no-fly zone, please verify your identity."

Chen Zhengde pressed a few buttons on the control panel, then responded, "Air Defense Command Center, I am Chen Zhengde, execution officer of the Direct Special Operations unit, code CE00017, executing transportation mission by the special commissioner’s order. Identity verification system is now activated."

An infrared beam appeared from the camera in the cabin, scanning back and forth over Chen Zhengde’s face, then disappearing.

Communication system: "Identity verification successful, please insert the transit chip into the main slot for our verification."

Chen Zhengde inserted the transit chip given by Luo: "Transit chip inserted."

Soon after, the communication system replied: "Transit chip confirmed, you may safely pass through the no-fly zone, wish you a smooth journey."

The floating airship flew over the Rust Wall, and Chen Zhengde glanced down midway. What he saw made him whistle.

Starting from the Rust Wall, wherever the eye could see, there were field anti-aircraft heavy devices everywhere. Anti-aircraft missile vehicles were standing guard at fixed positions, and the densely arranged missile arrays inclined upwards resembled rows of pale fangs.

Every so often, one could see the electronic warfare unit’s information vehicles, invisibly protecting their electronic equipment from being taken over by hackers.

There were also many anti-aircraft guns deployed in the positions, all mechanically driven thermal weapons that were not affected by electronic systems, ensuring that their troops could still carry out anti-air operations manually even if they suffered losses in electronic warfare.

Chen Zhengde scoffed: "If the Wolf King could escape from this city, I’d take her last name."

He piloted the floating airship out of New Moon City airspace and continued along the predetermined route.

The location Luo marked on the map was more than fifty kilometers from New Moon City, situated in a remote mountainous area.

Chen Zhengde entered the specific coordinates given by Luo, and the floating airship automatically cruised and landed on a spacious and flat mountainous area.

He disembarked the floating airship and looked around. This place was deserted, birds chirped in the gentle breeze, and the scenery was quite nice.

But the question was...

Where are the people?

Was it not said that there would be someone to hand over the goods?

He poked his head into the cockpit, confirmed the coordinates were correct, and shouted into the surroundings: "Hello? I am Chen Zhengde, execution officer of the Direct Special Operations unit, sent by Miss Luo, come out quickly to hand over the goods."

Just as he shouted, he suddenly heard a "psst" sound.

That was the sound of the cabin door depressurizing and opening.

He curiously looked back, and before he could see clearly, two shadows rushed towards him.

As an execution officer of the Courtyard, Chen Zhengde was no small fry. He had excellent attainments in cybernetic augmentation, having fully replaced his body with Fearless Level 3 implants by the age of 24, and could skillfully handle Level 1 overload.

The enemies appeared without warning, but Chen Zhengde still managed to react with extraordinary awareness, activating his cybernetic body at full power, and instantly entering a Level 1 overload state to evade backwards.

However, the enemy’s strength far exceeded his expectations.

The tall enemy’s whole body surged with blood patterns, his originally black eyes flooding with a ghostly crimson shade, the Power of Burning Blood boiling in his veins.

The shorter enemy’s energy core erupted like thunder, with tangible energy streams gathering in his pupils and burning brightly, surprisingly entering Level 2 overload.

The speed of these two was several times faster than Chen Zhengde, leaving him with no escape, nowhere to hide.

"Dong!"

"Squelch—"

The Dragon Steel Baseball Bat and Tang Blade struck Chen Zhengde from both sides simultaneously, slicing his body in half at the waist, and his neck snapped completely under the impact of the blunt weapon.

Lying on the ground in his last moments, he saw Nuobai and Dongdong standing before him, as well as Su Mo in the distance, who hadn’t made a move.

And in the cargo hold of that floating airship, he saw the Nether Spring Life-Sustaining Equipment hidden inside, and the figure lying upon it...

Fenrir.

Even in death, Chen Zhengde couldn’t understand why Fenrir was hidden in the floating airship personally entrusted to him by Luo.

In the final moment before his death, all he could think of was activating the built-in communication system in his cybernetic body to report the situation to Luo.

But as the Dragon Steel Baseball Bat came crashing down on his head, this loyal, promising young man met the end of his life.

Su Mo came over, looking at the already dead Chen Zhengde, and said: "No time to deal with the body, just stuff it in the rear cabin. Go, all to the cockpit."

The three of them stuffed Chen Zhengde’s body into the rear cabin, then proceeded to sit in the cockpit.

The plan went very smoothly.

The biggest difficulty in transferring Fenrir before was that she was too seriously injured, able only to lie on the Nether Spring Life-Sustaining Equipment, and time was not on their side, unable to wait for her to fully recover.

The size of the Nether Spring is colossal, comparable to a small truck. Trying to transport such a large object out through the layers of Courtyard blockade without attracting attention was undoubtedly a fool’s dream.