Steel steam and flame

The window glass was shattered as if by the shock of an explosion. The strong wind that came in swept through the entire train carriage. The rainwater turned into mist and was about to form like a tornado. The fine objects were blown up and flew around after a few turns. Out the window.

People carrying luggage got out of the window in an orderly manner, and within three or four turns, they all jumped off the train. Cassia's body adjusted in mid-air completely instinctively. She didn't need to calculate in her head. How big the inertial force on her body was, and it took a few steps to offset it, and it naturally appeared in her head. But he couldn't. He could only land in a stiff posture. The only thing he could do was to prevent the gravel on both sides of the rails from hitting his bones.

Rolling on the ground several times, Cassia made a few small movements to make herself look embarrassed and covered in mud. Compared with other people who are all in the third stage of strength, as Soriatu, I will indeed be out of place among them.

The train roared past, and the rain accelerated by the strong wind hit my face painfully. After the soil was washed away by the rain, nearly one hundred and fifty members were already standing on both sides of the railway, quickly packing their luggage while watching the bright train leave.

There was a heavy rainstorm in the early morning, and the temperature dropped so low that even breathing would have a hint of white air. Adolf had already given the order to retreat along the track in the communication, and everyone started running. Cassia picked up the luggage and followed behind Isa and Nighthawk with a look of panic.

"The bomb that was planted just now was detonated by lightning in advance..."

Nighthawk asked the owl who was sitting by the window at that time. She indeed didn't pay much attention to what was happening on the other side. But the second half of the words were all drowned out by a "rumbling" sound, and several lightning bolts connected into one above the head, instantly illuminating the entire space under the rain curtain.

When the lightning disappeared in an instant, there were several dull vibrations on the ground.

"Boom!" Then he turned his head, and the sound had passed through the ground and his feet and reached Nighthawk's ears. The rain curtain in the darkness seemed to become denser. For a moment, it didn't seem to hit him in the face, but instead rushed towards him. . Subconsciously closing her eyes, Nighthawk was about to cover her eyes with her hands. The fiery red light was refracted by countless raindrops and illuminated her entire face with a mottled smell. The body lost control, and the huge force carried the huge waves formed by raindrops and pushed forward from behind.

His eyes were slightly narrowed at this time, and several fireballs were rapidly expanding to a height of tens of meters. The train broke into several sections and rolled on both sides of the track. The impact shattered raindrops in large areas, and the heat wave and the strong wind collided. A high wall made of rainwater even erected at the intersection of equal strength between the two.

"Buzzing..." Nighthawk opened his eyes completely. In a very short period of time, the impact energy generated by several explosive fireballs centered on them, and propped up a hemispherical transparent curtain on the ground, which continued to expand.

The rain curtain depicts these invisible impacts very well, like bombs exploding under the deep sea. The space that collides with the rain curtain is rapidly opening its own domain, covering everyone in a few seconds.

Cassia observed the other members around him. He had no experience of being unbalanced by the shock wave hitting his body. In the past, he had just resisted forcefully. The timing he grasped was very accurate. When the moist heat hit him, he suddenly made an acceleration movement forward, but his steps were unsteady and he staggered nearly ten meters. He originally wanted to roll two or three more times. He got up, but it was Isa who came to help him pretend to be stable.

He expressed his gratitude with his eyes, although Cassia was not sure whether the other party noticed.

"Quickly evacuate this area. Throw away everything except necessary weapons!" Adolf turned around and went to the middle of the team that was hundreds of meters long and shouted loudly. Some fragments of train cars were mixed with dirt and gravel, drawing a fine smoke as the rain began to fall. Behind him, the expanding fireball only lasted for about ten seconds, and the heavy rain completely extinguished it.

In the distance, under the raised gray-black clouds under the lightning, dots of fluorescence appeared. Those fluorescent lights continued to expand, as if they were dividing themselves. Suddenly, perhaps during the short period of time when a bright flash of lightning interfered with the field of vision, what each bit of fluorescent light represented split into a large piece.

"Rust, rustle..." Before the large light spot approached, several sounds that quickly cut through the air suddenly covered up all the ambient sounds, coming from far and near. The sound of thunder and rain should have completely covered it up without revealing any trace. But it's like all living things have the instinct to stay away from danger, and will automatically capture this sound that seems to be recorded in the original memory.

As if celebrating, several bolts of lightning flashed across the sky, lighting up the entire space. Amidst the tiny sounds of friction, almost everyone subconsciously looked towards the source of danger that made people's muscles tense.

It is indeed impossible to see anything clearly in the rain curtain, a piece of white that infinitely refracts light. But in most people's minds, a picture naturally appeared at this moment - it was a warhead-shaped thing with a diameter of nearly one meter, or a large piece of iron sent into the sky by a huge force, covered with spiral cannons. The friction at the back of the tube creates a spiral line, knocking open the air at a speed exceeding the speed of sound, cutting off the rain curtain, and opening several round semi-transparent passages, running through the arc from a very far distance to the edge of the train wreckage.

"Lie down! Lie down!" Adolf shouted, and the raindrops in his throat turned into mist under the deep voice.

After all, reactions have different limits. At this time, Cassia kicked away the gravel submerged in the rain under his feet. After forcing several people to fall down, he was eventually held down by the nearest Nighthawk and threw himself on the ground. He fell to the ground, and half of his face was soaked in the rain on the ground.

Fire light came from behind one after another, turning into several mushroom clouds mixed with smoke and fire light rising into the sky. The loud noise brought the rainwater beating in a large area, and then the rainwater disintegrated in the fluctuation and became smaller water particles. The sound made Cassia feel great pressure and her internal organs were slightly impacted.

The sound of rain disappeared at this time, and the ears were filled with a "buzzing" sound after the loud noise. On the violently shaking ground, the accumulated rainwater was boiling, all rising from the ground to the knee level, and then became fragmented. The face touching the ground hurt a little, but before Cassia took the initiative to raise his head, Nighthawk had already grabbed the back of his neck and dragged him forward.

Not even a few meters away, Nighthawk paused for a brief moment and looked at Cassia, whom he was carrying, and the suitcase he was holding tightly with the help of the firelight that had not been extinguished by the rain. Where the two of them walked, an obvious trail of mud was being quickly covered by mud and water.

A large amount of soil lifted into the air by the artillery shells began to fall, and at this moment, the large fluorescence that was once unnoticed turned into aerial bombs dragging their flame propulsion tails and struggling to move forward in the rain curtain, quickly approaching both sides of the track .