bookbashuk Chapter 461 Prison Break
Chapter 461 Prison Break
Chapter 461 Prison Break
Garan Prison is extremely heavily guarded, with more than fifty prison guards and sentries protecting the entrance alone, and countless hidden sentries hidden in the shadows.
It was dusk, and the prison guards were about to change shifts, so they inevitably became a little lax.
But then a strange thing happened: a man holding a beer swaggered towards the entrance.
The sentries, who were supposed to be on guard duty, seemed to be on drugs, constantly raising and lowering their guns, their expressions switching back and forth between confusion and vigilance.
"Watch out! Someone has broken in!"
"—What am I doing?"
"Watch out! Someone has broken in!"
"—What am I doing?"
Even the prison guards on the lookout kept repeating these two sentences, not to mention those guards who were more likely to briefly look away from Omega.
Occasionally, a prison guard who was focused and had his eyes fixed on Omega would try to shoot, but the moment after the shot was fired, the slightest movement of closing his eyes would make them forget that Omega was there.
If Connors hadn't used telepathy to implant the virtual Omega image he created into the minds of several mutants, they wouldn't even know what Omega's abilities were.
Not to mention the prison guards who oscillate between vigilance and forgetfulness upon first meeting them.
Omega's skillful movement also played a part; if he moved in a straight line, he would inevitably be targeted by snipers or other individuals whose cameras were always locked on, and a single bullet would be enough to kill him.
But Omega doesn't walk in a straight line. He might not even walk straight ahead. He could walk a dozen steps forward and then suddenly turn around and retreat a great distance.
Omega's bizarre turns, accelerations, and decelerations meant it never stayed in the guards' sight for more than two seconds, causing chaos among the guards who should have been assembled immediately after the intruder's appearance.
The mutants watching Omega's flashy maneuvers from the shadows fell silent for a moment. Thunderbird John asked in a strange tone, "Do you think if we don't go to help, this kid might have just brought Polaris Lorna out all by himself?"
"That's definitely impossible. Omega's abilities are limited to himself. Regardless of whether the guards remember him or not, if Lorna really tries to escape with him, the guards will definitely stop her," Connors said.
"I think we can modify our plan slightly, since Omega can roam freely in the prison anyway—"
"Brothers, I have a bold idea," said Eclipse Max.
"Tell me about it," Xuan Yin said.
As a former informant for mutants, Xuan Yin quickly became familiar with these mutants.
With the operation imminent, she spends most of her time humming songs softly, aside from occasionally participating in discussions.
This time, however, she wasn't singing the song that had been used as a code before. Instead, she was singing a low murmur filled with murderous intent and a desire for battle: "The setting sun and the waning sun bring forth ominous signs, the darkness erodes the dawn and the eternal night returns. The tide rises and the reeds on the sandy shore scatter, the wind rises and the bells ring and the blades clash."
Connors' built-in adaptive translation tool converted the lyrics of the song into his native language, but the girl had been singing it the whole way, and his ears were practically calloused from hearing it.
"Garland Prison is a place specifically for imprisoning mutants—why don't we be bold and rescue all the mutants?" Eclipse Max's eyes gleamed.
Paige, who was simple-minded to begin with, immediately prepared for a chaotic battle: "According to the data sent by Reed Strucker, there are more than 500 mutants being held here. If they are all released, we can fight them even if the Sentinel forces are assembled."
Ding ding ding.
Eclipse Max's phone rang again at an inopportune moment, interrupting the discussion.
It was a text message from Reed Strucker, containing only one sentence: "Save everyone."
"What on earth is this guy up to?" Thunderbird John asked, puzzled.
"Whatever he's up to, all we need to know is that he's on our side," Connors said. "Besides, we all have the same goal: to rescue everyone."
For the next half hour, the group hid in the dilapidated bread truck, waiting for Omega to finish his operation.
Through Connors' telepathic communication, everything Omega saw and remembered was synchronized into the mutants' minds. Finally, after forty minutes of chaos at Garland Prison, Omega whispered, "I've looked around everywhere. Guys, let's get started."
As Omega's words fell telepathically, Connors and Blink simultaneously opened the car door and jumped out.
Her eyes flashed with a sharp light. Although she had a fair, gentle, and harmless face, she appeared incredibly mysterious under the glow of the purple teleportation energy in her palms.
The existence of telepathy allowed the complete internal structure of Garland Prison to be displayed in her flashing mind. In the blink of an eye, she had opened the door, then exchanged a glance with Connors, and jumped inside at the same time.
Meanwhile, the old bread truck that remained in place roared to life as Thunderbird John floored the accelerator and sped toward Garland Prison.
Paige, dressed in a light-colored outfit, shoved her hands into the roof of the van, tore it open, and jumped on. Without hesitation, she tore off her clothes and entered battle mode, her body turning into a dazzling gold.
Eclipse Max's eyes, palms, and chest erupted with intense white light, which converged on Xuan Yin before it could spread.
The dazzling voice, which had been softly chanting a lullaby, absorbed the light, and her song gradually amplified, overflowing with murderous intent: "Flies swarm, dying in droves! Ignoring and unfeeling, touching each other!"
Night fell, and the full moon hung high in the sky.
Omega, who had been lying in wait in Garan prison, learned that everyone had already made their move. He had been waiting near the power switch of Garan prison for a while, and without hesitation, he pulled the switch, plunging the entire prison into darkness.
The prison has a backup generator, and the brief darkness will soon be dispelled.
Sure enough, a dazzling light burst forth above Garan Prison!
It wasn't the backup generator that brought back the light, but rather the power of the sonic boom that was at work.
The dazzling light, brimming with explosive power, exploded with a thunderous roar. Before the prison guards could react, a golden figure charged ahead.
Peggy, whose body had turned into an alloy, now had her hands and feet transformed into sharp blades, and she charged into Garland Prison almost like a tornado.
Following closely behind was John the Thunderbird, who, possessing super strength and super speed, was not much slower than Peggy, and also rushed into the prison and wreaked havoc in the first instance.
Next up is Eclipse Max, who once again transforms into the "nightclub mode" that makes Connors laugh, turning into a flashing, moving light source and joining the two before him in destroying Garland Prison.
As the prison guards gathered and approached the three of them, in an inconspicuous corner of Garland Prison, a girl and Connors emerged hand in hand from a purple portal.