Alien Knights

The fourth day of the alien warship's voyage.

Ayesha stood on the bow of the boat, holding a telescope and looking at the distant sea level.

The seawater in the distance, illuminated by the sun, is not the usual dark blue, but an unsettling gray-black color.

Ayesha took back the telescope and asked Evie beside her: "When can the scout come back?"

Evie looked to the sky: "It's almost time."

In the gray clouds in the sky, a figure loomed, and the sound of wings hitting the air was vaguely heard.

With a griffin's pitiful cry, a Valkyrie and her mount fell straight from mid-air to the deck.

Under the astonished gaze of everyone, there was a roar, and the heavy impact made the deck make a huge muffled sound.

Everyone looked around and saw hundreds of undead parasites hanging on the bodies of the Valkyries and Griffins. This scene looked chilling to the whole body.

"Some people are here to help! Hurry up!"

Ayesha quickly found a few Crusader sailors wearing dragon bone armor, and everyone was busy cleaning the parasites off the bodies of the Valkyrie and the Griffin.

Evie picked up a plucked parasite and looked at it carefully.

The parasite curled up into a ball, motionless, and showed no signs of activity at all.

The doctor on the ship checked the Valkyrie and the Griffin again. Except for some healing wounds, overall, there was nothing serious.

Evie asked the Valkyrie scout: "What's going on?"

Valkyrie Scout: "Those damn infected seagulls! They patrol in groups on the sea. Once they see a living creature, they will follow them closely! Fortunately, I am fast and got rid of them."

Ayesha watched the Crusaders throw the parasite remains into the sea, and said to Evie: "Fortunately, your people and the long-haired beast were vaccinated in advance, otherwise there would be an extra one in the sky now. An undead Valkyrie.”

Evie checked the Valkyrie's wound again, nodded and said: "Once the vaccine is injected, as long as the heart and head are not injured, there will be no danger to life."

Ayesha curled her lips: "It's not absolute. If you fall into a group of undead and your limbs are bitten and cause large wounds, you will still die from excessive blood loss."

Evie asked the Valkyrie: "What did you find during your patrol?"

Valkyrie: "To the south, in the sea six kilometers away from here, you can already clearly see the appearance of undead bodies on the sea surface... I saw infected fish, dolphins, and even a undead shark!"

Ayesha came over and asked: "What about the sea area near the coastline? Are there undead souls there too?"

Valkyrie nodded: "There are also traces of undead in the shallow sea, but the distribution of numbers is somewhat different. In the deep sea area, there are more undead in the water; in the shallow sea, there are more undead in the sky. Oh, I said that. Those undead spirits in the sky are those seagulls, herons, and bats..."

Evie and Ayesha looked at each other.

Evie asked: "Which route do you think we should take?"

Ayesha: "In the deep sea, there are more ocean undead; in the shallow sea, there are more sky undead. If I had to choose, I would prefer to go to the shallow sea."

Evie: "Why?"

Ayesha: "The hull part of the battleship can be raised, lowered and telescopic. During the voyage, it can be completely closed, wrapping the hull into an oval keel sphere, leaving only a few observation holes."

"In this way, we can effectively resist external attacks."

"If it is an attack from the sky, it will at most cause cracks on the upper deck of the battleship and will not affect the navigation; but if it is an attack from the sea, then it may cause damage to the bottom of the ship. I don't need to elaborate on what will happen. Tell me."

Evie said: "Leaking, sinking."

Ayesha: "Yes, that's why I choose the shallow sea route."

Evie nodded: "I have no objection. I also support taking the shallow sea route."

Ayesha looked at the sea in front of her, took a deep breath, and said to the sailors around her: "Everyone, listen! From here on, we will raise the deck of the battleship, without stopping at the coast in the middle. I will stop the boat to rest, and then rush directly to the Supuha Mountains in one breath!"

Evie whispered to Ayesha: "Are you sure? It's such a long journey without any rest in between?"

Ayesha explained: "Once the ship slows down, it will be very easy to be attacked by the undead. Only by ensuring the speed can we pass through the area where the undead gather and reach the destination."

Evie: "What about power? Can the ship sail for that long?"

Ayesha: "The power of the ship's navigation mainly comes from the electric energy of the Tesla parasite. There are two main power rooms on the ship and one backup power room. If the ship moves forward at half speed, the three power rooms will take turns supplying power. , the power is enough to support the Supuha Mountains.”

Evie thought for a moment, nodded and said, "Okay, I don't have any more questions."

After saying this, Evie turned back and walked towards the hatch of the deck.

Aisha waved her hand towards the watchtower and shouted loudly: "Put up the tower! Raise the keel! Change the battleship to cruise mode!"

A huge sound of friction sounded from the side of the battleship. Countless keel plates were peeled off from the outer armor, slowly rising and gradually covering the entire deck.

Ayesha, standing in the middle of the deck, raised her head and looked at the sky. The original sunshine and scenery were slowly obscured by the keel, and finally turned into darkness.

Ayesha shouted again: "Turn on the lights!"

Countless Tesla parasites embedded in the keel armor began to activate the power generation mode under the stimulation of nerve lines.

A soft yet bright moon-white light lit up from the parasite's body, like flowing moonlight, traveling through the entire hull, illuminating everything.

Ayesha walked along the stairs of the sunken tower and entered a room made of dragon bones.

Sitting in a special chair shaped like a keel, Ayesha leaned back, and dozens of parasite nerve hooks protruded from the back of the chair, slowly piercing her spinal nervous system.

Letting out a groan of pain, Aisha's nervous system was completely connected to the keel of the entire ship, and images of every cabin in the ship gradually appeared in front of her eyes.

Ayesha calmed down and began to give orders in her mind as a captain.

"Keel thrusters No. 1, 2, 3, and 4 entered the water!"

"Open the airtight door of the stern cabin and adjust the hull posture and water depth."

"Main storage room No. 1, half-voltage discharge."

"The gun control goes to sleep and the electric cloud is turned on."

After the orders were passed on one after another, every cabin of the entire ship began to work in an orderly manner.

The huge propeller shaped like a keel began to rotate under the sea.

The rolling water and foam left several deep marks behind the hull.

The alien warship, which looks like a bullet, embarks on the last leg of its journey south.