Chapter 1383 - : The War Did Not Favor Either Side (2/2)

It was likely that he wouldn’t even want to stay there for half a second longer.

Under such circumstances, Jiang Chen couldn’t think of the possibility of Zhou Guoping’s rebellion. Instead, it was possible that this idiot, who used to be a bandit, made a fool of himself in North America, and was ganged up by angry North American “indigenous people”.

Therefore, Jiang Chen prepared for two possibilities.

If he discovered that Zhou Guoping wanted to pursue independence, Jiang Chen would directly activate the slave chip implanted in the back of his brain, take his life, and then appoint a new governor to get the colony back on track as soon as possible.

In the latter case, if the North American colony was overthrown by the local survivors or destroyed. Then, depending on whether Zhou Guoping was still alive, he would adopt two completely different strategies to solve the issues facing the colony.

The altitude continued to rise, and it didn’t take long for the Aerospace G100 to fly above the exosphere.

Countless pieces of space junk formed a belt of asteroids and were connected together in outer space. Light blue sparks occasionally passed among the debris, like beautiful and deadly silver snakes. It was the first time Jiang Chen has seen Low Earth orbit at such a close distance, and now everything seemed to be telling him that the real situation was far worse than he thought.

Jiang Lin did not joke with him.

It was a pipe dream to develop the space industry in this environment.

How did those colonization ships fly out of the Earth…

For safety reasons, the Aerospace G100 did not approach the synchronous orbit in the journey but chose to sail on the edge of the atmosphere. This area was relatively safe and most of the space junks were either burnt out or slowed down here. Therefore, there were basically no dangerous junks in this region.

It took more time than expected. Finally, in the third hour after taking off, Jiang Chen woke up from a nap after hearing the beep. At this moment, Aerospace G100 finally returned to the lower stratosphere.

“…We’re descending and arriving at Los Angeles ahead. I wish you a pleasant journey.

Accompanied by the emotionless digital voice, the seat belts on the seats were unlocked.

“Prepare for airborne.” Jiang Chen pulled off his seat belt and ended the standby mode, stood up from the chair, waved his arm attached to steel, and checked whether the engine behind him could start normally.

The other twelve guards also got up one after another and gathered towards the cabin door.

Zheng Shanhe walked to the very front, took a deep breath, looked to Jiang Chen, looked at his comrades, then said loudly, “Assembly point at Los Angeles Santa Monica Airport, all units Immediately gather at the assembly point, do you understand!”

“Roger!”

“GO! GO!”

The cabin door opened, and the howling cold wind rolled in, instantly sweeping away the heat in the cabin. Holding onto the cabin frame, Zheng Shanhe jumped out first, followed by the guards behind him, and finally General Jiang Chen.

It was not the first time Jiang Chen has parachuted down. Everything was natural and smooth.

After the attitude drop to the threshold, the vortex engine behind turned on instantly, and the blue flame spurted out and stopped their downward acceleration. As an experimental model uncompleted even after the end of the war, the N-100 on Jiang Chen was indeed much more stable than the T-3 in airborne operations.

When the steel boots stepped through the clouds, his sight suddenly became clear.

At this moment, Jiang Chen’s pupils dilated slightly.

It was his first time overlooking apocalyptic North America.

Although it was only a corner of the West Coast.

In general, the war did not favor either side.

This place was as bad as the Pan-Asia continent.