274: Pan Han who fell from the sky
During the binding process, several of the underlings took advantage, pinching Dili Abasi until she groaned.
However, she was already on her last breath, without an ounce of strength to struggle, and could only let them do as they pleased.
Pan Han, in the air, saw everything clearly.
"Found them. Mech, move out," Pan Han commanded, then rapidly swooped down.
Following him were dozens of supersonic steel nails.
Puff, puff, puff!
Dozens of burly men around Dili Abasi instantly turned into splashes of blood, their bodies exploding into fragments.
"What's going on!" The base leader discovered someone was ambushing them and shouted loudly.
By the time he looked up at the sky again, Pan Han had already landed beside him.
The few remaining underlings, eager to protect their master, quickly shielded the leader behind them.
Seeing this, the leader immediately grabbed Dili Abasi's neck and shouted, "Don't come any closer, or I'll kill her."
"Whatever, I'm not here to save her anyway," Pan Han said, looking at the leader with interest.
This guy was well-built, with a big head and thick neck, and a bulging, dangling lower midsection!
"Damn, if Xi Ba falls into his hands, won't she be tortured to death! Sigh, I owe a big favor this time," Pan Han muttered.
"Damn it, are you trying to fool a moron! If you're not here to save her, why did you kill so many of us!" The leader didn't believe Pan Han's nonsense at all, tightening his grip and backing away further.
"I don't need you to believe me! Just do it, I'm going to kill all of you anyway," Pan Han said coldly.
"Brother, I don't know you! We don't have any feud, do we?" Although the leader was bulging, his brain was not.
In the apocalypse, anyone with a mech was not to be provoked.
That thing was just too expensive!
"Indeed, no feud. I was just passing by and saw how ugly you all were, an eyesore!" As soon as Pan Han said this, the few people on the other side were instantly speechless.
What kind of reason was that? He was too arrogant!
However, Pan Han's two sentences left this group of people somewhat at a loss.
If he were here to save someone, they could still use Dili Abasi to stall for a while.
But Pan Han explicitly said he wasn't saving anyone, which made things difficult.
"Who exactly are you?" the leader asked fiercely.
"I'm your father! So much nonsense." As soon as Pan Han finished speaking, several flying nails shot out again.
The underlings blocking the front all had nails in their foreheads, collapsing and dying without a single groan.
"Damn you!" Seeing his brothers who had followed him for many years killed, the leader's eyes instantly turned red, and he threw Dili Abasi aside and charged over.
"Childish!" Pan Han sneered, throwing a punch that instantly turned the opponent into a puddle of minced meat.
Seeing the danger resolved, Pan Han quickly picked up Dili Abasi and returned to the cave.
Now, Dili Abasi had only one breath left. Fortunately, she was an Intermediate Evolver; as long as she wasn't completely dead, there was a chance for her to live.
Pan Han took out a blanket from his space, spread it on the ground, and then took out water, feeding her a few sips.
Dili Abasi couldn't eat on her own yet; they would have to wait until she recovered on her own.
Pan Han sent the mech to eliminate the ten people remaining at the base, while he guarded the cave.
The mech agreed and flew away.
Pan Han then took out several towels, wet them with water, and wiped Dili Abasi's face and body.
She was covered in blood and stank terribly.
After wiping her clean, he discovered seven or eight wounds on her body. Pan Han then took out a first-aid kit, applied medicine, and stitched her wounds.
After all this, the mech also returned, seemingly having finished its task.
This small base disappeared just like that.
And so, it was almost evening when Dili Abasi gradually woke up.
In her unconsciousness, she had a dream: a man, the man she thought of day and night, descended on colorful auspicious clouds to save her.
When she opened her eyes, she actually saw this man.
She still couldn't believe it, thinking it was her hallucination, and blinked her eyes hard before she clearly saw that it was truly Pan Han.
"Pan... Pan Han. It's really... really you!" Dili Abasi difficultly uttered a few words.
"It's me. Don't speak yet, you're too weak," Pan Han said with a smile, stroking her forehead.
"I'm not dreaming, am I?"
"No dream! It's really me." Pan Han took out a bottle of water, slowly helped her head up, and prepared to feed her water.
Gulp, gulp.
Having been injured for a long time and fighting day and night, Dili Abasi was indeed too thirsty and drank the entire bottle of water in one go.
After a few minutes, she gradually recovered.
Looking at Pan Han, she reached out and touched his cheek, confirming it was real, and burst into tears.
Pan Han didn't speak, just gently held her close and continuously stroked her hair.
Dili Abasi cried loudly, all the grievances and regrets of the past many days turning into tears and pouring out at this moment.
"It's alright, it's alright, everything's fine now," Pan Han continuously comforted her softly.
Soon, Pan Han's clothes were soaked with tears. Dili Abasi, as an Intermediate Evolver, seemed to have an unusually large amount of moisture.
It was like rain pouring down.
"Big sister, how about you rest for a bit before crying again?" Pan Han said, somewhat speechless.
"You're annoying!" Dili Abasi blushed slightly, amused by him, and scolded playfully.
"How about we eat something?" Pan Han pretended to take out a few chocolate bars and some biscuits from his backpack.
Upon seeing the food, Dili Abasi grabbed it without a word and began to eat.
She had been fighting and running continuously and was already starving.
In less than a minute, all the food was devoured.
Dili Abasi looked at Pan Han eagerly, signaling him to give her more.
So Pan Han took out two large flatbreads and two cans of meat.
A few minutes later, Dili Abasi ate everything clean again, and only then did she fully recover.
"How did you suddenly appear?" Dili Abasi asked after eating and drinking her fill.
It was too coincidental; how did Pan Han appear just when she was about to die?
"Who told you I suddenly appeared? I flew tens of thousands of kilometers," Pan Han said, exasperated.
"How did you know something happened to me?"
"I have my ways. Anyway, once I knew something happened to you, I rushed over immediately."
"...Thank you!" Dili Abasi stared at Pan Han for a long time before slowly uttering this sentence.
"You're welcome! Who told you that you wanted to seek refuge with me? I couldn't just stand by and do nothing," Pan Han said with a serious expression.
"I didn't expect you to be so kind." After speaking, Dili Abasi's eyes suddenly dimmed. She thought of her deceased sisters, who would never return.
"Who attacked you all?"
"Those three surrounding bases."
"Come back with me first. We'll find an opportunity to get revenge later. They won't escape."
"Really, Pan Han, will you avenge me?" Dili Abasi suddenly looked at Pan Han with tender eyes, full of anticipation.
"Depends on your performance. Saving just you isn't a big problem, but destroying three bases is a serious matter, I can't promise immediately." Pan Han was quite calm; he knew Dili Abasi was acting up again.
He could smell that seductive vibe even through the screen.
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