Chapter 4156 Rescue

Chapter 4156 Rescue
Fortunately, Takaoka Yuzuru had thought that He Xinshohei's words made a lot of sense, so he paused the idea of ​​live streaming and continued to run away with Shimizu Ritsu, which barely allowed them to leave the area of ​​the explosion.

However, it only went outside the blast radius, but did not leave the area affected by the blast wave.

Putting everything else aside, the flying rocks were quite terrifying, because the boulders launched from the mountain explosion ranged from hundreds of tons to several tons, and the smaller rocks were like shotgun pellets, shooting everywhere.

The surrounding trees suffered terribly; some were flattened by huge boulders, while others were shattered by boulders riddled with bullets. The same was true for the people.

However, Takaoka Yuzuri and his group were somewhat lucky; the largest rocks didn't hit them. A boulder weighing a hundred tons even landed not far in front of them, narrowly avoiding a direct hit, but they managed to dodge it.

However, they were helpless against the flying pebbles, and all of them were hit to varying degrees, suffering considerable injuries.

However, since they were all Awakened, their bodies were relatively strong, and as long as they were not hit in vital areas such as the head, they could withstand it.

All of them were lucky to survive. They were blown away a distance by the shockwave of the explosion and had many wounds on their bodies. However, after checking, they were all very lucky to be alive.

However, now everyone is injured; they all have broken legs or arms, or are covered in penetrating wounds.

If they had even stopped to catch their breath, they might be lying in coffins right now. Having escaped death, everyone sat on the ground, speechless for a long time, unable to utter a word.

Unfortunately, they didn't know that the rope always breaks at its thinnest point. Not far from where they were resting, in a spot they couldn't see, two figures had just landed.

That's right, these two are System Xiao Hei and Matsumoto Yoshishi, whom he rescued.

In order to speed up their escape, System Xiao Hei didn't even bother to choose a specific direction. After grabbing Matsumoto Yoshishi, he rushed forward in that direction until he was hit by the shockwave of the explosion.

That's right, he didn't escape very far; he just avoided the epicenter of the explosion. However, given his current condition, even if he were in the epicenter, he could regenerate quickly and wouldn't die from it.

That wasn't what he was concerned about; instead, he nervously glanced at Yoshishi Matsumoto beside him.

Yoshishi Matsumoto seemed fine, but that wasn't the point. What he immediately looked at was the other person's filming equipment; that was the real issue.

The good news is that the filming equipment seems to be unharmed. Matsumoto Yoshishi had been holding it tightly the whole time, and even when it was thrown away by the shockwave of the explosion, he didn't let go, as if it were more important than his own life.

This is no joke, because Yoshishi Matsumoto didn't adjust his posture at all when he was thrown out. Logically speaking, if you were conscious enough to be thrown out by the shockwave, you should at least adjust your posture to avoid serious injury like hitting your head on the ground. Even for an Awakened, the head is still a vital area.

But Matsumoto Yoshishi didn't care about any of that. If it weren't for the system Xiao Hei holding him back, he wouldn't have been able to imagine how he landed.

However, Matsumoto Yoshishi was clearly quite confused at this moment. He realized that the system Xiao Hei next to him hadn't come to attack him, but actually came to save him.

But why? He couldn't understand. Wasn't this the enemy? Matsumoto Yoshiji's intelligence seemed to be entirely focused on photography. He hadn't paid close attention to Linton and the system's conversation, even though what they said was pretty clear. However, he hadn't cared about the content at all; he was only thinking about how to take the picture.

So now this enemy he identified saved him, and he has absolutely no idea what's going on.

"Is there something wrong with this thing?" System Xiao Hei suddenly asked, pointing at the camera.

"Huh?" Matsumoto Yoshishi was clearly taken aback.

"Give it to me!" System Xiao Hei suddenly snatched the camera from Matsumoto Yoshiji's hand. He was considering whether to take charge of filming himself, so that at least his vitals wouldn't be exposed and he wouldn't be running around everywhere.

He still harbored some resentment towards Matsumoto Yoshishi, even though it seemed like the blame couldn't be placed on him.

Looking at the footage from the camera, it seems to be recording normally. However, Matsumoto Yoshishi's camera is just a camera; it doesn't have the function to directly view the live stream, and he never checks the live stream. Therefore, the system administrator can't determine whether the live stream is currently running normally or not; it can only say that the equipment is working.

So should we return this to Matsumoto Yoshishi? He could film it himself, even if it's just a first-person perspective live stream.

The problem is that this thing seems to break more easily when carried on one's person. Just like when Linton hit him and blew him apart, he could regenerate, but this camera can't.

He thought for a moment, "Why not just turn this camera into a monster?"
That's right, don't forget, he also has the ability to turn some objects into monsters, and he has created countless monsters before.

If this camera turns into a monster, it should still have its original function. However... although the monster it transforms into can obey its commands and is more obedient than Matsumoto Yoshiji, if Linton considers it an enemy, blowing it up would be just as easy.

It's that situation again where nothing works, making things really difficult, in all sorts of ways.

He really wanted to say, "If it's too difficult, then don't do it," but the problem was, where did he get the confidence to say that?

Feeling extremely annoyed, he thought for a moment and then handed the camera back to Matsumoto Yoshishi. Having it on him offered the highest probability of successful filming; other methods seemed to have a higher chance of failure.

Matsumoto Yoshishi was also bewildered, staring at the system Xiao Hei, not understanding what was going on.

He was a little nervous when the other person snatched the camera; after all, it was more important to him than his life. He was about to say something when the other person actually gave it back. What was going on?
Was he really just checking if the camera was broken? Turns out this guy was even more worried about his camera than he was? Is this guy… also a photography enthusiast? A colleague? A partner?
Yes, if it's him, I can somewhat understand his reaction. If something happened to me, my first thought would be to check my camera to see if it's broken or if it's affecting filming. But look at this system, isn't it just a second version of myself?

So this guy isn't a bad person? People who like photography should all be...

"What's going on? You've defected to the enemy?" Matsumoto Yoshishi's wild thoughts hadn't even finished when a familiar voice snapped him back to reality. Yes, it was Linton's voice.