Chapter 46 You will catch me, right?

The collapsed rubble was scattered around, and the dust raised by the collapse of the windmill spread outward.

"Azu!"

Clark finally reacted after seeing Azu buried by the collapsed windmill and falling into a sluggish state for two seconds.

He immediately threw away his schoolbag, ran as fast as he could to the collapsed windmill, waved his hands to disperse the smoke, and began to pull away the stones with his hands.

"Hold on! Azu, I'll dig you out right away!"

While pulling the stone with his hands, he nervously shouted to Azu who was buried underneath.

"Whoosh! Whoosh!"

Clark pulled and pulled Azu out finally.

Azu's face was covered with dust and his clothes were in tatters. His mouth was slightly open, and the expression on his face seemed to be frozen.

Clark asked with a worried tone: "Azu, are you okay?"

"I"

Azu wiped the dust off his face and asked Clark in confusion: "I seemed to be flying just now?"

He is still a little confused now.

"It seems so."

Clark was relieved to see that Azu could still speak.

He can still speak, and his head should not be broken.

"I seemed to be running faster and faster just now, and I flew up in a daze. Then I glanced down, and I fell down when I was scared."

As Azu said this, he patted his chest in fear.

He was a little afraid of heights, and when he thought about it now, he felt a little scared.

Clark was somewhat envious of his ability, "Fly like a bird, I also hope to have such an ability."

"But...I smashed the windmill again."

Azu didn't want to discuss the novel experience of flying with Clark right now.

Looking at the windmill he destroyed in front of him, his little face wrinkled up.

The house was demolished the day before yesterday, and now the only windmill on the farm has been demolished. Dad would definitely be angry if he knew about it.

Azu turned to Clark for help, "Clark, you will keep it a secret for me, right?"

"certainly."

Clark nodded heavily and said in a serious tone: "I won't tell others."

night.

Padrick Farm.

Thanks to Clark's tip, Peter soon learned that Azu crashed the windmill.

"Dad, I'm sorry."

While slandering Clark as a traitor in his heart, Azu raised his head uneasily, "I didn't mean it."

"Of course Dad knows you didn't do it on purpose."

Contrary to Azu's expectation, Peter did not get angry.

"Dad can't punish you for your unintentional mistake."

Peter said he was a good and reasonable father.

"John, can you still fly now?"

He is now very interested in Azu's flying ability.

The watch gave him superhuman physical qualities.

The current strength, speed, endurance, defense and other abilities have far exceeded that of ordinary humans. He even suspected that these abilities alone were not much different from Azu in his previous life.

But the only thing he can't do now is fly and laser eyes.

Now that Azu has awakened the ability to fly, he can use this boy as his own free flight tool in the future, so he can fly around in space and view the scenery of the earth.

"No, no."

Azu shook his head in frustration, "I tried to recall the feeling of flying, but it didn't work at all."

"Yeah?"

Peter put down the knife and fork in his hand and said to Azu, "Maybe we can start some special training."

"What special training? Dad."

"Special training for young eagles to fly."

On the roof of the newly repaired barn, Azu stood on the edge and nervously shouted to Peter who was standing below: "Dad, do I really want to jump down?"

"Yes, don't hesitate."

"You're going to catch me, right?"

"Of course I'll catch you every time."

Half an hour has passed since the "Eagle Eagle Flight Training".

Azu jumped from the roof more than 20 times, and every time he fell straight down, without any sign of taking off.

The boy was enjoying it so much that Peter suspected that the two of them had colluded to trick him into playing the "pick up his son" game with Azu.

He has picked up this kid more than twenty times with his bare hands.

Even a superhuman body cannot withstand being created like this!

"etc!"

Seeing Azu about to jump down again, Peter stopped him.

"John, you're going to be scared when you jump down, right?"

"Yes, Dad, I'm a little scared."

"I understand, John, when you jump down, you should not be thinking about fear, but about anticipation and the longing for flying."

"I can't do it, Dad."

"No, of course you can do that."

Peter said to him: "Remember your favorite game show, Family Feud? The host was Richard Dawson, and you could guess the most popular answer almost every time. ("Family Feud" "There is no right answer, only the most popular answer)"

"Once you asked me, Dad, why the participating families couldn't answer the question even though it was so simple? Do you still remember how I answered you?"

Azu thought for a while on the roof, "Dad, you said at that time: When you stand under the light, the questions may become more difficult!"

Peter snapped his fingers, "That's it, John, you are standing under the light now, so you will forget the feeling of flying, and only the tension is left in your heart. In fact, it is not difficult to recall that feeling, right?"

Azu nodded in understanding, "I probably understand, Dad."

"Very well, come on."

"Bang!"

At Kent Farm, "Snitch" Clark accidentally sneezes.

The plates on the dining table fell to the floor with a dull sound.

Clark saw his mother busy in the kitchen and quickly picked up the plate.

Jonathan went out for something, and now there are only two people on the farm, Clark and Martha.

Martha walked out of the kitchen, put the baked cookies on the table, and said to Clark: "Go wash your hands and prepare to eat."

After washing his hands, Clark sat down at the dining table, picked up a few cookies and stuffed them into his pocket, "I have to save a few for Godfather and Azu."

Martha felt a little relieved to see her son so sensible.

While eating cookies, Clark said to Martha: "Mom, when we were in school, they said they saw an alien spacecraft landing in the town."

When she heard about the alien spacecraft, Martha was shocked and almost dropped the cookies in her hand.

Coughing, she covered up her gaffe, "Alien spaceship? Did your classmate tell you when it happened?"

"No, they just said that some people saw vague shadows flying across the sky. Some people thought it was an alien spacecraft, and others thought it was a Zhuokabraka, a monster, or an alien."

(Chocabraca: a legendary blood-sucking creature that appears in North America and Mexico)

After listening to Clark's story, Martha breathed a sigh of relief.

She also thought that some alien spacecraft was really coming.

Since Clark was sent by a spaceship, Martha had an allergic reaction to the word "spaceship" and was afraid that the spaceship would snatch her son away.

"Maybe it was just a shooting star."

Martha said to Clark, "Clark, the Chocabraka and aliens don't exist."

Clark nodded and muttered, "Well, if I can fly like Azu, maybe I can catch the spaceship."

Martha didn't catch Clark's muttered, "What are you talking about, Clark?"

"nothing."

Clark immediately shut his mouth.

He promised to keep it a secret for Azu.

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