The Ultimate War Of The Apocalypse-Chapter 613 - 606: Unstoppable

What is Gao Yuan now?

Gao Yuan is now an unrivaled warrior, the unbeatable kind.

When Gao Yuan charged at full speed, the air whistled through the gaps in his helmet at a high velocity, creating a howling sound.

Once he started charging, he couldn’t stop because forcing a halt from high-speed would be too taxing on the body.

But Gao Yuan didn’t need to stop, he was like a beam of light, no, that description is wrong, he was like a black hole, absorbing all light.

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The blade shone brightly, slashing a streak of white light, severing man and gun alike, spraying a mist of blood.

Comparatively, dying under Ram’s gun seemed a bit tidier because dying under Gao Yuan’s saber guaranteed a mangled body.

Gao Yuan leaped onto the roof of that underground bunker with an exaggerated posture.

The scenery within eyesight seemed to freeze, and Gao Yuan could clearly see the horrified expressions on everyone’s faces, along with their slow-motion-like reactions.

A soldier instinctively aimed his rifle at Gao Yuan. With a slash of his saber, the barrel fell, followed by the shattering of the bulletproof vest, and then a body suddenly slid diagonally down from the chest cavity.

Gao Yuan’s hands moved swiftly, as he swept through the midst of five men, blood had already spurted into the air though they had not yet fallen to the ground.

An operator of the Anti-Aircraft Gun rolled away, trying desperately to shrink beside the seat of the zu-23-2 Anti-Aircraft Gun, praying that the chair behind the gun would block the saber’s edge.

But it was futile, Gao Yuan tilted the blade slightly and, while moving fast, swung the Modao Saber with great force.

The supposedly sturdy gun mount broke silently, along with the gunner lying prone on the ground.

Nothing could withstand his blade.

One would have to avoid its sharpness, but that’s only if one could evade it.

No escape was possible. Even if they panic-ran for their lives, how could they possibly outrun him?

Gao Yuan simply swept aside the enemies in his way with just a charge, heading straight for the underground bunker.

Gao Yuan began to decelerate, his method of slowing down both unique and efficient by converting speed into elevation.

Gao Yuan leapt high, landing on the top of the bunker, then with another forceful leap, he shot straight into the air like a cannonball.

Midair, Gao Yuan couldn’t help but let out another loud roar.

It was pure uncontrolled release, letting go completely, killing in the most primitive way that released Gao Yuan’s soul to the fullest.

The forward momentum now gone, Gao Yuan, who had completed decelerating, landed, merely bending his knees slightly before facing the iron gate directly.

The steel gate appeared extremely thick, very, very thick. Gao Yuan stomped on it, but the steel gate didn’t even budge.

This was a bunker, and the shooting holes on it indicated that the part above the ground was just the bunker, not the actual protective place. The Ark of the Covenant was inside, yet not inside.

The real entrance to the underground bunker was within the bunker, not the bunker itself. To enter and retrieve the Ark of the Covenant, one must first get through the bunker.

But the bunker’s reinforced concrete walls were at least a meter thick, and the iron door was at least twenty centimeters thick.

Gao Yuan stood at the doorway unable to enter.

The reason why the Sanitation Worker placed the Ark of the Covenant here was because the place was sturdy enough.

Gao Yuan looked back and saw that Ram and his team were still advancing steadily.

Why did Ram say to take out every enemy they saw, instead of letting Gao Yuan break in? Because Ram knew Gao Yuan couldn’t open the gate to the protection facility.

So, Gao Yuan didn’t linger, nor did he try to open the gate himself.

Turning around, Gao Yuan once again charged toward the enemy he could see.

The distance was less than three hundred meters—it would only take a few seconds to handle. The enemies were hiding behind cover, intimidated by Ram’s firepower, daring not to poke their heads out to aim and shoot. But as long as they continued to exist, the safety of Ram’s team couldn’t be guaranteed, and they wouldn’t be able to focus on destroying the bunker’s gate.

Therefore, every outside enemy had to be thoroughly eradicated.

Gao Yuan started again, swinging his long saber as he rushed toward the enemies he could see.

This time, the enemies positioned on the rooftop reacted quickly. Upon noticing that Gao Yuan was coming their way, around ten people operating several heavy machine guns—an important fire support point that could suppress both the Black Devils disguised as Satan and the five-man group led by Ram—an essential node of the encirclement, broke ranks without hesitation.

Some left their cover to run and were promptly shot dead by Ram, who had a wide field of vision, a long shooting range, and could adjust quickly, killing two of them in succession.

The direction that Ram couldn’t shoot directly was the area Gao Yuan could control.

Gao Yuan charged forward. In a matter of seconds, the enemies couldn’t have gone far, and they couldn’t even leave the range of their position before Gao Yuan was upon them.

Hapless corpses hit the ground. Several desperate enemies stood bewildered, unable to remain calm after successive psychological blows that overturned their understanding, all within an extremely short time.

So none of them shot at Gao Yuan, not from the beginning.

But it’s the true heroes who emerge from such desperate, hopeless situations.

Some tried and failed to resist, others tried and failed to escape, but one soldier, in an unbelievably short amount of time, made decisions at a speed beyond ordinary people’s imagination and completed his redemption just as fast.

A white cloth torn from the national flag fluttered in the wind. A soldier knelt on the ground, inside the cover, lifting the white strip high. Then, discarding his rifle with his left hand, he grabbed the trailing end of the fluttering white flag, raising the cloth above his head with both hands.

This was necessary because otherwise, Gao Yuan might not have seen the white flag in his hand.

Now that Gao Yuan had seen it, his saber had cut four men in half, and then the blade passed over that man’s head, grazing the white flag.

The enemy had chosen to surrender.

Gao Yuan stopped. He knew that they couldn’t take prisoners at this time, but it was just an instinctive reaction because he had seen the white flag.

Yet after only a moment’s hesitation, Gao Yuan raised his saber again.

"I know how to get into the bunker!"

The kneeling soldier once again shouted the fastest, most accurate, and most decisive sentence in English of his life.

Therefore, Gao Yuan’s saber paused at the kneeling soldier’s neck, while the edge had already touched his skin.

The release of the blade is from the heart, stopping on command.

"Someone is surrendering; he says he knows how to get into the bunker. Do we keep him?"

Gao Yuan decided to seek Ram’s opinion, but after finishing his sentence, he found there was no response in his earpiece, which left him slightly startled. Then he spoke into the radio again, "If you receive this, please respond. Over."

There was noise in the earpiece, but only static. Gao Yuan immediately realized the enemy had unleashed electromagnetic interference, causing a communication breakdown.

Gao Yuan turned his head to look at Ram, a mere two hundred meters away, then decided to go and get clarity before returning. To others, this might be impractical, but for him, it was only a matter of seconds. The prisoner couldn’t run away; nobody could.