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However, Welf did not make any unnecessary moves, he adjusted the mech to the most energy-efficient mode, and began to open the hatch in front of the cab to observe the road ahead.

Sharjah's total energy storage is limited, but the current reserve can support him in energy-saving mode for at least more than a month.

In addition, there is a large amount of supplies in the cab.

It has to be said that Welf had premeditated his plan to run, but the initial revelation was really sudden, otherwise he could have been more prepared.

After advancing some distance, Welf suddenly noticed that an area covered in white fog suddenly appeared on the nearby street.

The white mist was still moving, and it seemed to be approaching his location.

"Mist? How can there be fog in this place?

Welf muttered suspiciously.

In his opinion, this is really strange.

But Welf didn't feel uneasy, he was sitting in this tall mech, what else was terrifying.

The white mist soon approached the Sharjah Lie, covering the right foot of the mech.

The Sharjah Lie is so big that this white fog is like a joke.

Welf did not stop, still slowly moving forward according to the original setting.

However, as soon as he raised his right leg, a blood-red streamer suddenly shot out from the white mist and landed precisely on the knee joint joint.

At first glance, the streamer looked very subtle, especially compared with the huge body of the Sharjah, it was like a thin sewing needle.

But after touching the metal surface, the blood-colored streamer expanded rapidly, and a violent explosion suddenly came out at the joint.

Welf didn't know what was happening yet, but when he manipulated the mech to lower his legs, he suddenly felt that the right center of gravity was unstable and almost fell down.

After desperately operating to maintain the stability of the mecha, Welf has long lost his composure in his heart, and can only face the unknown panic.

What happened?

After a quick check, Welf finally identified the source of the abnormality.

The steam support at the right knee of the mech was damaged.

It's just that this happened too inexplicably.

How can the good end be abnormally damaged, is it in disrepair?

Welf only wanted to scold his mother in his heart, which was simply to die before he could get out.

I didn't even get out of the house.

And now he can't go back and let the people from the base come to repair, it's not bad if those people don't tear themselves with their hands.

Just as Welf was thinking about countermeasures, another blood-colored streamer flew out and landed precisely on the left knee.

A loud "boom" sound came out, and Welf suddenly felt weightless.

The entire Sharjah Lie actually slowly knelt down directly in front of it.

Although after Welf's emergency operation, the Sharjah did not completely fall, but it also became kneeling.

Welf was already going crazy in his heart, what was going on?

The damage to one side of the device could still be an accident, and both places were scrapped in succession, and Welf couldn't help but wonder if someone had already done something on the Sharjah Lie.

But then shouldn't he have fallen just a few steps?

The white mist surrounded it again, and after some diffusion, it successfully surrounded the entire mecha.

A large number of fine green vines appeared out of nowhere, spreading all the way up the mecha's legs.

Puzzled, Welf simply left the console and climbed out of the hatch.

Standing above the mech's head and looking down, he saw a circle of white fog around him.

"This white fog again..."

Welf frowned and muttered.

At this time, he caught a glimpse that there seemed to be a lot of patterns on the legs of the mecha.

After looking carefully, he finally managed to make out the patterns.

"Those are... Green vines? White fog... Vine...

Welf, who was muttering, seemed to have suddenly thought of something, and his face suddenly turned pale.

He quickly bypassed the hatch and got back into the cockpit, while closing the hatch and locking it.

"Phew~ calm down, I'm in such a high position now, even it shouldn't find me."

Welf desperately tried to calm himself down.

In fact, most of what Welf said to Rand was true, and he did go out with the former chief to investigate.

It was also during that outing that their team encountered a nightmare that he still remembers.

The team at the time was the most elite existence in the base, but after being swallowed by the sudden appearance of white mist, the nightmare began.

In the white mist, the vision was extremely poor, and I could barely see the large number of green rattans on the surrounding ground, as well as the constant sound of gunshots and desperate groans.

He also witnessed a delicate flower bloom and a living person exploded into pieces in front of him.

Although he survived in the end, the team of dozens of people eventually left only him.

After that, he listed the monster as sequence 002, second only to the existence of the source of the virus.

It's just that more than ten years have passed since this incident, and Welf almost completely forgot about it.

Unexpectedly, today I encountered a similar scene again.

Welf's chest heaved, and he got up again and quickly went to retrieve everything that could be moved in the cockpit and pile it up near the hatch.

After all that could be done was done, Welf huddled in a corner, secretly praying that the other party would not find out of his existence.

Although logically speaking, the position of the cockpit is at the top of the mecha, the monster should not be able to come up.

What's more, his location is still so hidden.

But Welf's heart was full of panic, and he couldn't stay calm in the face of the existence that scared him the most.

After a while, no unusual sounds came out of the surroundings, which eased Welf's flustered mood slightly.

Just when he wanted to get up a little and move, there was a sudden sound of metal colliding in the space above his head.

Welf crouched back again.

"Can't find me, can't find me..."

Welf murmured silently, and he recited in his mind all the gods he could think of.

"Click, click

, click" The sound of metal clashing continued to sound, traveled from left to right, and finally disappeared.

Just when Welf thought that the other party had finally left, a bright green vine suddenly broke through the metal layer at the top, pierced into the cockpit, and hung directly in front of Welf.

Looking at the buds slowly blooming at the end of the vine, Welf muttered indifferently,

"It's over."

The next moment, a blood-red streamer slammed through the side wall and fell precisely on Welf's body.

With a "bang", the flesh and blood burst.