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c_t(); Peter and Linna drew away quickly, rolling on the spot, avoiding the sudden bullet.

Choo Choo Choo!

Bullets passed by them and hit the stainless steel plate, leaving only shallow dents.

Bullets were scattered around them. Linna was about to draw a gun to fight back. Peter squinted, quickly raised his hand, banged and fired several shots at the lock of a door next to him, smashing a heavy iron lock down. .

"Come in!" he yelled in Spanish, kicked the door open, and rolled in.

Linna was puzzled, but still obeyed the order and rolled in.

As soon as the two rolled into the small room by the corridor, Peter slammed the door shut and held it tightly with his shoulders.

There was a sudden crackling outside the door like firecrackers, and then the sound became louder and louder, but the entire stainless steel corridor did not move at all, only a smell of gun smoke drifted in from the cracks of the door.

Linna sniffed a few times and said nervously, "What's wrong? What happened outside?"

Peter said gloomily, "...I really underestimated them!"

"……what happened?"

"The stainless steel corridor outside is bulletproof. Bullets can't go in, and their bullets are not ordinary bullets. They are burst bombs that can explode twice." Peter put his back against the door and said in a low voice.

Linna understood it instantly and whispered: "If we hadn't found this room to hide in, we would have been killed by the second explosion even if we were not hit by the bullet outside!"

Peter slowly nodded, put the gun in his hand into the gun pouch, and listened to the sound outside.

After the outside subsided, Linna stood up, looked around, frowning, "This is just a utility room." She said that she wanted to push the door out.

Peter quickly grabbed her hand, "No hurry."

The door was not open, and it was quiet outside, not like a human being.

Linna recovered her senses and was no longer anxious.

Just now there was such a intensive gunfire, someone would definitely come over.

"...But we checked when we came in, there is no one here, where are the gunshots?" Linna whispered, took out her infrared monitor and checked again. Sure enough, no signs of life were shown here, except of course. Outside of them.

"Is it an automatic alarm device?" Peter was also thinking about this question, "Connected to the guard outside?"

"It's possible." Linna nodded. "The sound of gunshots just now was chaotic. It's not like a gun fired by a real person. Maybe it was automatically controlled."

It took another ten minutes before the sound of unhurried footsteps rang outside.

Is someone really here?

Peter and Linna looked at each other and both became alert.

They can't sit and wait in this little utility room, they have to rush out.

Peter drew his gun and saw it through the cat's eye on the door, and his pupils suddenly shrank.

I saw a robot with a stainless steel appearance coming from outside!

The appearance of these robots is so obvious that they are not real people at first glance.

There are a total of four robots. They are generally tall. According to Peter's eyes, they should be about one meter seven, which is not very high. The joints of movement are not flexible, but there is no problem moving around.

Their faces have human facial features made of stainless steel, shining dull silver light, and there should be a pinhole camera in the eye area. When looking at people, their pupils shrink into a small black spot, which is very cold and merciless.

Linna leaned over and took a look, and took a breath: "...They actually use robots as security guards?!"

"They are more difficult to deal with than real people." Peter thought for a while and put the gun back. "Comparing them with marksmanship is asking for trouble."

"What should I do?" Linna was anxious, "Is it just waiting for them to come in?!"

The four robots were divided into four directions at this time, and they began to inspect each inch, and they would soon come to the utility room where they were.

Peter drew a KGB special steel cord from his pocket, as thin as a cow's hair, but very flexible.

If you use it to strangle a person's neck, you can even cut the neck directly.

Linna curled her lips when she saw Peter take out this thing and smiled, "Do you want to use this to deal with them?"

Peter also took out a small spray tin can and shook it toward Linna, "Look at me."

He opened the door suddenly and threw it out.

Hearing the movement on the ground, the robots quickly turned around and fired violently in the direction where the tin can was rolling.

The tin can was exploded quickly, and the gas inside gushed out of the tin can like a conjure, quickly occupying the entire corridor space.

This gas is so heavy that it can seriously obstruct the robot's sight.

Unlike humans, the vision of robots relies on the perception of electronic components, and this kind of gas can just invalidate the perception of electronic components.

Peter brought this thing, originally intended to deal with the host control system here, but he didn't expect it to come in handy now.

Soon, those robots became unstable in walking, and started to wander around like drunk.

But they are very vigilant, holding their guns and shooting from time to time, even if they hit them.

They are robots, as long as they don't hit key parts, they won't affect their combat ability.

Peter looked at these robots with a hint of envy in his heart.

It would be great if they could have something like this...

While thinking, he put on the night vision goggles and rushed out of the door.

His voice is very soft, but if it wasn't for the robot's electronic component perception system that had been destroyed, he couldn't hide from those robots.

Now it's different. The robot's vision and perception are severely hindered, and he can get to these robots without being noticed.

Before they could react, they wrapped the arms, legs and brains of the four robots with the thin, tough steel cables, and tied the other end to each other.

Then he fired a shot in the direction of the wall before quickly returning to the utility room where he had just hidden.

The sound of the gun sounded, and the robots immediately became vigilant, picked up their guns and shot them while running towards the wall.

As soon as they moved, the tough steel cables that Peter had wrapped around them immediately cut into their limbs.

First, the running legs suddenly fell from the body due to the pulling force from different directions.

The four robots fell to the ground at once, but they also waved the semi-automatic submachine guns in their hands.

As a result, their arms also fell off their torso.

The robot without arms and legs is like a cylindrical trash can, rolling down the smooth stainless steel corridor.

After the air outside disappeared, Peter got out of the utility room, rushed over quickly, pulled up the steel cable, and cut off the heads of the four fallen robots.

Their arms scattered on the ground stopped moving and became completely silent.

Linna also followed out, looking at the mechanical parts scattered all over the floor, as well as the humanoid torso just now, and she said with lingering fear: "...Where is this place? Why is there such a powerful robot security?"

"This is a robot warrior, more than a security guard?" Peter picked up the gun with a sullen face, and fired several shots at the robot heads scattered on the ground, blasting them to the ground.Hello, Major General