Apocalypse: I watch a survival game in a safe house

Chapter 4731

He slowly said, "Alright, then you can come with me. As long as you don't hinder me from completing my mission, I won't stop you."

After saying that, he was the first to board the spaceship.

The moment the hatch closed, a deafening hum echoed out.

The spaceship accelerated sharply, breaking through the low-gravity dust and fog layer of the moon, and sped towards the Moon Empire.

……

The cabin was brightly lit, and the neat metal floor reflected a faint blue sheen.

The meteor sat quietly by the porthole, its eyes fixed on the passing lunar sea and mountains.

Her eyes sparkled; it was the first time she had seen the planet clearly with her own eyes.

Fen Gu knelt beside her, his face always lowered, as if unwilling to let others see his appearance.

But every now and then, Meteor would turn back, tug at his hand, and make him look up and gaze out the window with her.

"Tsk tsk..."

Brian wagged his tail and lay lazily on the seat, letting out an inappropriate grumbling from his dog mouth.

"This atmosphere... it's like the set of some cheap romantic comedy. Chaos, are you sure we're on a mission to save the moon, and not watching some 'post-apocalyptic romance'?"

Upon hearing this, Shunliuxing paused slightly, a blush creeping onto her face.

Burning Bones glared fiercely at Brian, his eyes blazing with fury.

Brian didn't care at all. Instead, he shrugged his hairy shoulders, licked his nose, and lazily added, "Don't glare at me, man. If it weren't for Chaos's mercy, you'd be two meters tall on your grave by now."

Burning Bone's finger joints made a cracking sound, as if he was about to go berserk at any moment.

Fatty Xu immediately pounced on him, grabbing the dead dog's thick neck while yelling at Fen Gu:

"Calm down! Calm down, brothers! If we start fighting on the spaceship, the air pressure will explode, and we'll all turn into frozen corpses in a vacuum!"

This was obviously just a joke, but it did dissipate a lot of Burning Bones' anger.

Professor Da Vinci stared at the scene with half-open eyes, his expression like a dead fish, and snorted, "If this guy can't resist chopping up Brian, we can save some dog food."

"Hey, you old idiot!"

Fatty Xu immediately jumped up and down, "How can you say that? Brian is our nose radar; we can only track Burning Bone and Meteor without him! Where are we going to find a replacement if we lose him?"

Brian snorted smugly, his tail wagging high: "Did you hear that? I'm irreplaceable!"

Professor Leonardo da Vinci rolled his eyes, reached out and pulled out a strange mechanical sphere, placing it on the table with a thud.

“I built a ‘super electronic sniffer’ three days ago, which is a hundred times more accurate than yours. If it weren’t for the fact that you can make sarcastic remarks to relieve boredom, I would have thrown you out of the hatch long ago.”

Brian was stunned for a moment, then immediately bristled: "You're talking nonsense! Even a machine can't compare to my keen sense of smell! Chaos! You be the judge!"

Zhang Yi was leaning back in his chair with his eyes closed, resting. Hearing the voice, he merely opened his eyes slightly and lazily replied, "Why don't you two find a place to have a solo match? I'll be the referee."

The cabin fell silent instantly.

Fatty Xu seized the opportunity to burst into laughter, clutching his stomach and nearly rolling off his chair: "Hahahaha! Serves them right! A dog and an old man, both were completely subdued by the prison warden! Oh my, I'm dying of laughter!"

Professor Da Vinci's deadpan eyes rolled, and he suddenly blurted out, "Fatty, if you laugh again, I'll give you a gastrectomy. I guarantee you'll lose twenty pounds in a month."

Fatty Xu immediately wilted, clutching his stomach and waving his hands repeatedly: "No, no, no! Professor, I was wrong, okay? This fat body of mine is the last barrier against the cold of the moon!"

The cabin erupted in laughter.

Shunliuxing covered her mouth and couldn't help but laugh, tears welling in her eyes.

That smile wasn't from finding joy in hardship, but because for the first time, she felt "human warmth" outside of despair and fate.