novelonline Chapter 2660 The Attack of Admiral Kizaru!
Chapter 2660 The Attack of Admiral Kizaru!
Chapter 2660 The Attack of Admiral Kizaru!
The flash of light left the Freya.
It then completely transformed into the most dazzling existence in the desolate starry sky.
Borsalino's silhouette traced a straight and dazzling trajectory in the vacuum.
Like a golden spear cast down by a god.
It pierced straight into the chaotic formation of the Spring Rain Fifth Division.
On this battlefield filled with death and destruction.
He appeared both out of place and above all else.
The countless intertwined laser beams seemed to exist outside of him.
Whether it's a crimson high-energy particle stream, a dark blue plasma cluster, or a solid warhead.
When they touched the golden light, it was as if they passed through illusory air, without stirring up a single ripple.
Borsalino was too lazy to make any evasive maneuvers.
His body was originally a photon-based element.
Conventional physical and energy attacks, without the aid of extraordinary energy, are ineffective.
It was impossible to reach him.
Occasionally, a few unlucky Spring Rain spaceships would block the way.
Or perhaps it's unmanned carrier-based aircraft scurrying around like flies attempting to intercept them.
There was still no sound of impact, nor any sign of slowing down.
Golden light flashed past.
These metal structures, which should have been incredibly sturdy, were instantly pierced.
The part that was touched vaporized directly, leaving behind a large, smooth-edged, reddish-brown, molten cavity.
Then, the secondary explosions caused by the damage to the core energy source lit up one after another behind the golden light.
It was like a fiery red carpet laid out for him.
As he sped along, Borsalino's eyes narrowed slightly behind his sunglasses.
The invisible Observation Haki spread in all directions like a tide.
"Hmm, the interference in this star system is really severe~"
Various complex electromagnetic waves, energy fluctuations, and force fields.
And the radiation that is inherently everywhere in the universe.
All of these interfere with the extension of perception to some extent.
Fortunately, this level of impact is not too troublesome for Borsalino.
With the help of the Logia-type Glint-Glint Fruit.
His Observation Haki's perception range forms a spherical region with a radius of 300,000 kilometers.
This is exactly the distance that light can travel in a vacuum in one second.
Within this range.
Borusalino's perception and reaction were almost synchronized.
He can capture every little movement, including a ten-second glimpse into the future.
In fact, he could have expanded his range of perception to much greater distances.
It even covers half of the planetary system.
However, doing so will cause a visual delay.
Even light needs time to travel greater distances.
If the range of perception exceeds one light-second.
Therefore, the feedback information will naturally be delayed by more than one second.
In the life-or-death battle between strong individuals of the same level.
A one-second error can determine victory or defeat, or even life or death.
Therefore, controlling it within 'light-seconds' is the best.
At this moment, Borsalino maintained his Observation Haki at its peak.
They began searching for their target among the densely packed Spring Rain fleet ahead.
He wanted to find the legendary Star Sea Monk who could "suppress one star all by himself".
Since he's been touted as so powerful, and even considered the strongest hunter in the universe.
Then its life force must be as dazzling as the blazing sun.
Even in space, it should be as clear as a torch in the dark.
however.
As the distance continues to get closer.
Borsalino's originally lazy brows gradually furrowed.
The look in his eyes behind the sunglasses revealed a hint of doubt.
"That's strange. It's really strange~"
Because of his Observation Haki perception.
The Spring Rain Fleet does indeed possess thousands upon thousands of auras.
But they were all as weak as ants.
What he was looking for was a powerful aura comparable to, or even close to, that of a general.
No.
Let alone the general level.
There wasn't even an aura that could reach the level of a general, or even a lieutenant general.
Glancing around.
Borsalino can only pinpoint the two strongest auras.
He's roughly at the level of major general to brigadier general.
Beside him was an even weaker figure, whose aura was probably only at the colonel level.
"This can't be the so-called invincible star sea, can it?"
Borsalino felt a sudden sense of disappointment.
Could it be that the other party didn't actually come?
However, he still guessed at the aura of that brigadier general.
It's highly likely to be Umibozu.
Although he was very disappointed, Borsalino did not stop.
"Well, since I'm already here, I might as well go say hello."
"After all, they are an important target that the higher-ups have emphasized the need to capture alive."
Golden streaks of light traced elegant arcs through space.
He accelerated again.
They headed straight for the spaceship where the aura was located.
at the same time.
Inside the command center of the flagship of the 5th Division of Spring Rain.
The atmosphere was so heavy it was almost palpable.
"Warning! Warning! Warning!"
"Radar detected a high-energy reaction!"
There was a Nim person sitting in front of the control panel.
Suddenly, she screamed in terror.
The antennae on his head trembled violently.
It was as if I had seen some incredible monster.
"Energy intensity. Good heavens!"
"The energy intensity is more than three times that of the spaceship's energy core!"
"It is approaching us at a speed exceeding Mach 1,000!"
"Estimated contact time: less than three minutes!"
"No, it's two minutes!"
"What did you say?!"
Commander Xiangpu, who was sitting in the high command chair, suddenly stood up.
The face with its elephant trunk and tusks was filled with shock.
"But why is it only Mach 1,000?"
This speed, although seemingly very fast, is nearly fifty times the first cosmic velocity.
However, it is surprisingly slow for lasers that travel at near the speed of light.
Shen Huang, who always maintained the demeanor of a master, stood aside.
His expression became unusually solemn at this moment.
His usually squinting eyes opened slightly, flashing a sharp gaze.
"Let's avoid it for now, no matter what," Shen Huang reminded him in a deep voice.
"Yes! Avoid it!"
"Take evasive action immediately!" Commander Xiangpu shouted the order.
soon.
This spacecraft is two kilometers long.
It began to veer to the left under the propulsion of the engine.
But the result was that the Nim people's terrified cries rang out again.
"It's no use!"
"That energy signal followed us and changed direction!"
"It's tracking us!"
really.
The red dot on the big screen representing a high-energy reaction.
It's like a persistent, intractable disease that relentlessly clings to their movements.
And the distance is shrinking at a breathtaking speed.
A sense of despair immediately spread through the command room.
Faced with this inevitable and devastating blow.
It seems there is no other way but to await the judgment of fate.
"No!"
"There is still a way!"
A ruthless and crazed glint flashed in Commander Xiangpu's eyes.
He suddenly roared, "Pass on my orders!"
"Take over the command systems of all the surrounding frigates and assault ships, and have them all block the flagship!"
"And bring all the drones over here too!"
"Pile them up into a wall to block that thing!"
Commander Xiangpu intends to sacrifice them to reduce the energy intensity of the incoming attack.
He refused to believe that the enemy could penetrate the armor of more than a dozen spaceships!
This was an extremely cold and cruel order.
But in the world of space pirates, the law of the jungle prevails.
soon.
A dozen or so spaceships of varying sizes and thousands of drones were forced to converge.
It forms an extremely thick and massive metal barrier.
"coming!"
Shen Huang, holding an umbrella, gave a low shout.
Everyone instinctively held their breath.
However, what happened next was completely beyond their comprehension.
(End of this chapter)