allendalepharm Chapter 167. Steve Withstands Planetary Orbital Cannon
Chapter 167. Steve Withstands Planetary Orbital Cannon
Chapter 167. Steve Withstands Planetary Orbital Cannon
New York is experiencing another sunny day, and the people here have gradually calmed down from the panic of the disappearance of the Star of Light.
The reason is simple: even if the Star of Light disappeared, their lives wouldn't change much because the various systems left behind by Stark were still functioning normally.
According to reports, governments around the world have tried to crack the system, but to no avail; they have been unable to even breach the outermost firewall.
Left with no other choice, they could only continue in the original manner. There was no other way; the intelligent system left behind by Stark could truly control all the intelligent facilities in the world.
People all over the world, though they don't know where Ultraman and the Star of Light went, are still grateful for their contributions.
On this day, their expectations reached their peak.
The massive, mountain-like warship pierced the atmosphere, casting a shadow that blotted out the sun, enveloping the entire city of New York.
New Yorkers were bewildered once again, just like the last time the Star of Light's base appeared so abruptly in the skies above New York.
This time, however, it was far more terrifying than the last. The massive warship seemed poised to smash the entire city of New York as it plummeted toward the earth.
After a brief period of confusion, panic filled the city, and it seemed that things were about to return to their original state.
At that moment, the fully automated Stark Tower began to move, and countless robots swarmed out.
The pristine white robots, like angels, skillfully soothed the emotions of ordinary people and guided them to various shelters.
As for the New York police force, it was also one of the targets of the robot's reassurance.
In the face of such a crisis, ordinary people are of little use.
This further boosted the public's goodwill towards the Star of Light. Even though the Star of Light has disappeared, what it left behind is still protecting ordinary people—that's wonderful!
At this moment, the United States also began to act, with dozens of nuclear bombs soaring into the sky, unleashing a final roar of civilization towards the warships in the air.
In a secret underground base, a small group of people at the pinnacle of power in America watched expectantly as a nuclear bomb shot into the sky on the screen.
This is already humanity's most powerful weapon. If even this is powerless, then this day will be humanity's darkest hour.
At best, Earth will be colonized by aliens; at worst, humanity will be completely destroyed and Earth will become a paradise for aliens.
boom!
Amidst the expectant gazes of the crowd, the nuclear bomb struck the warship's protective shield.
A ray of light, brighter than the sun, tore through the sky, followed by a blazing fireball and a cloud of smoke that blotted out the sun. People on the ground could not see anything at all.
As the smoke and clouds slowly dissipated, it seemed as if there was no law of trade where there is smoke, for the Kree warships had not suffered the slightest damage.
The US president remained silent, as did other countries that were preparing to launch nuclear missiles. If even the world's most powerful weapons were useless, what other options were there?
"Fuck! Fuck! Fury, that bastard, dared to lie to me! Where is he? I'm going to kill him!" The president roared hysterically in the base's conference room, while the others cursed Fury, the old man, for lying to them at this time.
Unfortunately, they couldn't cause Fury any trouble. Long before he was released, he had already found a place where no one could find him and was quietly watching the show.
Meanwhile, aboard the Kree warship, Rogge scoffed, "They're even using something as outdated as nuclear weapons? Looks like those Skrulls haven't really figured anything out."
Nuclear bombs, weapons that are highly polluting but weakly lethal, have long been phased out in the Kree Empire. Using such a thing against him is simply wishful thinking.
Just then, the researchers rushed into the observation room and respectfully said, "Captain Roger, the message from the gem was cut off after reaching New York. What should we do next?"
Rogge coldly said, "Since it's broken in New York, then wipe out the entire city of New York. Use the planetary orbital cannon, set the power to the city-destroying level, and clear out all the buildings on the surface first."
"yes!"
The researchers immediately withdrew.
Soon, a white light gathered at the cannon barrel located below the main ship, emitting extremely strong energy fluctuations.
Throughout New York, no matter where they were, everyone's heart felt as if it were being gripped by an invisible giant hand, and the shadow of death loomed over everyone's mind.
They looked up at the giant ship; the light from the cannons wasn't intense, but it carried an aura of death.
Everyone had the same thought in their minds—they were going to die!
There was no time to utter his last words, nor to utter his final lament.
boom!
An indescribable shockwave tore through the air, and a thick beam of destructive light shot out from the cannon's port, carrying an aura of annihilation, and pierced straight down!
No one doubts its power; it is synonymous with death, a purgator of civilization.
People stared blankly at the scene. Time seemed to have never passed so slowly. In the last moment of life, every second seemed precious.
Bright light filled my vision, and death enveloped me.
Faintly, they seemed to hear a roar.
Was it an illusion?
No, this is reality!
"Thunder!!!"
The familiar roar echoed through the void, even suppressing the sound of planetary orbital cannons.
A thunderous roar filled the field of vision, colliding with the light of the planetary orbital cannon.
As the saying goes, "the left side always loses."
Just then, the Kree warship was on the left. The silvery lightning tore everything apart, blasting away all the energy from the planetary orbital cannon, and then slammed into the warship.
As the light faded, a figure appeared in the sky.
He wore a silver-white bodysuit and carried a hammer with streaks of silver-white lightning crackling around it.
In this world shrouded in shadow, he seemed to be the only light.
"Captain America!!!"
The people on the ground suddenly shouted.
Snapped!
He had barely uttered the word when another passerby slapped him across the face, retorting, "What Captain America? Have you no shame? This is Captain Earth!"
That's right, it was Steve who came and destroyed the planetary orbital cannon with a single shot.
At this moment, Steve looked at the spaceship that was countless times larger than his body, and there was not a trace of fear in his eyes. Instead, he was excited and eager to try.
Having spent so long on the Star of Light, absorbing the power of the sun and the Spark Tower every day, he has been lonely for a long time and desperately needs a worthy opponent to test his strength. This Kree warship is just right.
Unlike Steve's composure, Rogge and the other Kree spectators on the warship stared at the screen in disbelief, their eyes glued to the tiny human figure.
Is it reasonable for a human to withstand a planetary orbital cannon and even destroy it? Is this still Earth?
At that moment, the Kree's unique seventh sense was frantically warning Rogue in his mind: if he didn't escape now, he would die!