61: Alien invasion?

It was a door, yet not entirely a door.

In gaming terms, Chen Ming felt it was more like a teleportation gate.

It resembled a pool of azure spring water, slowly swirling.

At this moment, around the door, circling helicopters were clearly visible, all without exception carrying weapons and ammunition.

In a completely invisible state, Chen Ming approached.

On the ground, there were a total of six tanks and 228 fully armed Special Ops Soldiers.

Some held shields at the very front, while others firmly gripped the machine guns on the armored vehicles; with just one command, they would not hesitate to empty their magazines.

Besides this, there were over a dozen snipers in the distance, motionless and extremely tense, the atmosphere oppressive to the extreme.

Chen Ming stepped off the tang blade, its hilt automatically returning to his hand, where he gripped it and precisely inserted it into the sheath on his back.

He looked at the teleportation gate, then at the Special Ops Soldiers surrounding it, standing ready.

'Are they planning to stay here and guard it?'

'However, facing an unknown situation, entering rashly is indeed very risky.'

As Chen Ming was thinking this, he heard the discussion of a few leading figures nearby.

"What is this door for? How come so much time has passed, and there's still no reaction at all."

"Who knows? Isn't this the first time any of us have encountered something like this?"

"Could it be that we're making a mountain out of a molehill?"

Bang!

As soon as the words fell, a loud crash echoed.

It wasn't a gunshot.

They didn't notice, but Chen Ming saw it clearly.

It was a stone axe, its blade formed by smashing rocks and then combined with vines and a wooden handle, thrown out from that door, smashing heavily onto a riot shield.

The stone axe looked about the same size as a regular fire axe.

From the door to the Special Ops Soldiers soldier, there was a distance of at least twenty to thirty meters, yet its power was still not to be underestimated.

The shield was severely deformed, and the battle-hardened Special Ops Soldiers soldier was forced back several steps.

If his comrade hadn't been quick-witted and supported him, he would have fallen heavily.

The shield was flung to the side, and the Special Ops Soldiers soldier's hands were still trembling uncontrollably.

"Are you alright?" his comrade asked with concern.

"I'm alright, my hands are a bit numb, they'll be fine after a moment," the Special Ops Soldiers soldier replied, shaking his head.

"Look! Something's coming out from inside!" At this moment, someone shouted.

Chen Ming and everyone else looked towards that door almost simultaneously.

Sure enough, they saw a short figure walk out from it.

Green skin, an ugly face, a body similar to a human's, and the structure of limbs.

Plus a long, pointed nose and a pair of large ears even more exaggerated than an elf's.

"Go... Goblin?" A young soldier nearby said the answer Chen Ming had thought of.

That's right, what walked out from the teleportation gate was a group of Goblin.

With one glance, there were fifty to sixty of them.

All of them held homemade axes in their hands.

"Goblin, what's that?" someone asked.

"Monsters that often appear in games. By all accounts, they should be very weak, not much stronger than a Slime..."

Bang!

Before he finished speaking, a corner of the riot shield was shattered, and so was the head of that Special Ops Soldiers soldier.

"..." His head exploded upon impact, blood splattering onto the faces of the two Special Ops Soldiers comrades nearby, leaving them stunned for a long time.

They watched helplessly as the headless body fell backward.

"Shoot quickly!" Someone reacted quickly and shouted.

Tat-tat-tat! Tat-tat-tat! Tat-tat-tat...

For a time, there was a continuous hail of bullets.

Bullets were effective against these Goblin.

Their skin and flesh weren't thick enough to defend against bullets.

During their rush, they were riddled with holes, blood spraying wildly.

However, the Special Ops Soldiers side didn't have an absolute advantage.

The monsters weren't afraid of death at all; before dying, they would throw the stone axes in their hands, with a chance of taking a Special Ops Soldiers soldier to hell with them.

An experienced Special Ops Soldiers soldier told everyone to step back, shouldered a rocket launcher, and with a whoosh, fired a rocket, causing an explosion.

It forcefully shook and changed the trajectory of the stone axe.

At the same time, he didn't forget to shout at the Special Ops Soldiers soldier being targeted, "066! Get down!"

066 was that Special Ops Soldiers soldier's number, pasted on his back for ease of combat.

Numbers were more intuitive than names.

These people were elites drawn from various parts of Great Xia; compared to slowly getting to know each other, this method was clearly more efficient.

066 honestly got down as the Captain commanded, successfully dodging the throwing axe the Goblin threw before dying.

Bang!

Subsequently, the axe hit the driver's side door of a military green off-road vehicle.

The thickened steel plate door was severely deformed, dented into a large hole.

"Gulp!"

The Special Ops Soldiers soldier swallowed hard, it wasn't difficult to imagine what a tragic end he would have met if he had taken that axe head-on.

His heart was full of gratitude towards the Captain.

Soon, the gunfire stopped.

The Goblin visible within the field of vision had all been eliminated, turning into a pile of corpses lying in a pool of blood, mangled by bullets.

"Is... is it over?"

"Hurry up and end it, I really don't want to get hit by their throwing axes."

"Suddenly, I feel like Zombie don't seem that scary anymore."

"Where exactly did these monsters come from?"

"Probably someone opened the door to another world through the Ten Thousand Realms Fishing software."

"Another world? You mean, behind the door is another world?"

"Stay alert! Don't get distracted!" Seeing everyone chatting with interest, the Captain shouted loudly.

"Yes!" The group immediately straightened up, showing solemn respect.

A few seconds later.

"Look! More Goblin are coming out from inside!"

"This time, it seems a bit different. Have they specifically equipped themselves with round shields to deal with us?"

Besides the round shields, this time, the Goblin were also equipped with greatswords or thick clubs about the thickness of a wrist.

The number reached one hundred and seven!

"Shoot!" The Captain knew there was no time to delay; he had to kill them all as quickly as possible, leaving none alive.

Otherwise, he and his trusted subordinates would be the ones killed.

The dense sound of gunfire rang out again.

This time, the Goblin's movement speed was significantly faster; they held their round shields in front of them and charged with their swords.

Although most of the material used to make the round shields was wood, a piece of cut, thick circular iron plate was nailed onto the surface of the shields.

Bullets couldn't penetrate them with a single shot; when hitting them, sparks would flash.

However, since it was daytime, it was easy to overlook if one didn't look closely.

It didn't seem to be purely iron.

Bang!

A pounce, descending from the sky, caused two shields, one large and one small, to collide.

A cracking sound of bone breaking could be heard.

The Special Ops Soldiers soldier fell to the ground, his hands twisted into a strange Z-shape, brutally broken.

"Ah!"

Bang! Bang! Bang!

Just as he was about to scream, the Goblin swung the large club in its hand and struck his head three times in a row.

Smashed beyond recognition.

Difficult?

This wasn't the most difficult part; Goblin with different appearances were still continuously emerging from the teleportation gate!