Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
How heavy was Ming Chu's suitcase?
With a total space of 9 cubic meters, Ming Chu had been silently adding weight to her space ever since she knew giant monsters would appear.
She didn't touch the original items, but for the remaining space, she chose the highest-density, heaviest metals. Each piece of metal was melted into the size she needed, neatly arranged, and packed without a single gap.
The result of such a massive weight strike being multiplied by 15 was that such a large monster was forcibly smashed back into the fissure by this single suitcase.
Number 8, who was driving, gave a start and subconsciously slammed on the brakes. Ming Chu stumbled and rolled off the roof; if she hadn't adjusted her posture in time, she would have fallen flat on her face.
Ming Chu, who had just finished acting cool and saving the day: "..."
Her face darkened for a moment: "Get out of the car! Join the battle!"
Everyone immediately got out, grabbed their weapons, and rushed toward the vicinity of the fissure.
The suitcase strike was indeed a fierce blow to this massive Geocentric Pterosaur, but to say it was a one-hit kill was impossible.
Standing 20 meters tall, the giant beast was covered in dense, cold-glinting scales the size of a baby's palm. Its defensive power was monstrous; they had used specialized armor-piercing shells without breaking through, so one could imagine how difficult it was to deal with.
The car was parked a thousand meters away, but for Ming Chu and her team, that distance took only twenty or thirty seconds. Once they reached the scene, they could see each other clearly.
Ming Chu saw Xu Ruo at first glance. Although she looked a bit disheveled, her spirit was still high. Seeing Ming Chu, she smiled and said: "Reinforcements are here? Does that mean we have a chance to counterattack?"
"I will do my best to create opportunities for you." The suitcase appeared in Ming Chu's hand again.
Xu Ruo raised her voice: "Everyone, coordinate with Captain Ming Chu in battle!"
"Yes!"
The voices of 43 people sounded like one.