Chapter 755 - 473: Rocket Launch_2

Chapter 755: Chapter 473: Rocket Launch_2

If someone verbally insults you and you punch them in the face, that’s called intentional injury. If they punch you and you punch back, that’s called mutual fighting. If they stab at your chest with a knife and you quickly punch them in the face, that’s called justifiable defense.

So, in general, it’s rare to see people actually fighting in everyday life.

Because fighting really does lead to trouble.

And now, what they are doing is almost like stabbing directly at Wang Ye’s chest.

If this move doesn’t kill Wang Ye, then he will have a very justifiable reason to retaliate against them.

Even though they are aware of the consequences if this plan fails,

they can’t disobey orders from above either.

In reality,

the superiors who made this decision are also under immense pressure.

As smart leaders, they can’t possibly fail to guess that Wang Ye might be deliberately setting a trap for them.

But the only path left for them to survive now is to act ruthlessly.

Wang Ye’s strength is bound to grow, and if they remain passive this time, their future outcome will also be destruction,

because in a strong person’s eyes, they can’t tolerate sand, and as leaders, they are fully aware of this.

When Wang Ye becomes strong enough, he will still act against them, and by then their fate might be even more miserable.

So instead of waiting for their doom, it’s better to make a final desperate fight.

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A day later.

After about over 20 hours of swimming, the three astronauts finally returned to their country.

And next, they will face even longer distance training.

Which means cycling around all of China.

It must be understood that China’s circumference is close to 40,000 kilometers, and its geographical span is very large, meaning that they will encounter many adverse environmental obstacles during the process, including landslides, snowy mountains, lakes, seas, rivers, etc.

The key point in this nearly 30,000 to 40,000-meter-long cycle training is that they can only move by bicycle.

In such harsh environments, the mobility efficiency of two wheels is far inferior to that of legs.

To put it simply,

facing a steep slope close to 30 degrees,

a regular person might be able to walk up with some effort. But if you’re cycling, it’s likely that no matter how hard you pedal, you won’t make it up.

This is the efficiency gap when moving in harsh environments.

In primitive areas, the wheel’s construction is far less convenient than legs.

And that’s just steep slopes. If you encounter rocky or muddy areas, cycling might even become a problem.

This is the last part of their daily training and also the most difficult segment,

of course, the bicycles arranged for them are specially customized.

Nowadays, ordinary aluminum or carbon fiber bicycles can no longer withstand their leg power.

Just like back when Wang Ye was doing track cycling and bicycle cross-country training.

Ordinary bicycles, regardless of structure or material, cannot withstand the power of an Extraordinary Being.

Wang Ye’s solution back then was to modify the bicycle to a structure similar to an off-road motorcycle, using very high-hardness tungsten alloy for the chain and various critical parts. This effectively addressed the lack of material stress resistance.

Now, although these three have slightly poorer physical conditions compared to the past Wang Ye,

they can do what Wang Ye did back then.

But back then, Wang Ye did not have the Reconstruction of All Things ability. So customizing the bicycles was very laborious, requiring specially drawn design diagrams for the manufacturer. But now that he has the Reconstruction of All Things ability, allowing him to manipulate any substance on Earth to freely construct shapes, he no longer needs to find someone to customize it.

Before the three set foot on the mainland, Wang Ye had already used his Reconstruction of All Things ability to craft three custom-made special bicycles. These special bicycles, in terms of structure, are more advanced than those Wang Ye trained with in the past because Wang Ye’s brain is now connected to the internet, allowing him to harness more human knowledge and integrate it into more advanced technology.

These three special bicycles may appear structurally cumbersome, somewhat similar to mock racing motorcycles, but you can tell that they are aerodynamically very advanced, with extremely smooth wind-guiding lines. The front handles are also similar to TT bikes, allowing them a lower crouching angle.

When they saw Wang Ye bring the bicycles towards them using Telekinesis, they were initially a little stunned.

Then they quickly realized that with their current physical abilities, ordinary bicycles could no longer bear their strength.

Understanding this, they immediately mounted the bicycles and began their final training.

After about half a minute of accelerating, the bicycles swiftly surged to a speed of 300 kilometers per hour. The deafening sound of the chains turning was comparable to the roar of motorcycle engines.

In the blink of an eye, they disappeared over the horizon.

Their starting point was the coastal region of Shandong, heading all the way northwest. After reaching the extreme northern areas, they went southwest, racing in the high-altitude regions of the Tibetan Area. Throughout the journey, they often encountered snow-capped mountains hindering their movement. Yet, they continued cycling along the edges with their powerful endurance. During the process, their speed increased, initially at 300 kilometers per hour, finally accelerating to 400 or even 500 kilometers per hour, mainly accomplished on downward slopes from northwest to southwest.

After days of enduring, they completed the route through Southern and Western China, returning to their starting point, taking a total of five days or over 120 hours.

Meanwhile, the whole world, watching the entire process via drones, was astounded by the record they set.

Five days...

More than 120 hours.

Including the previous two challenges, it totaled around 150 hours.

In just over 150 hours, they completed a challenge distance nearly equivalent to encircling the Earth’s equator! Such a challenge has never even been attempted by the former Wang Ye!

Although Wang Ye has always engaged in extreme challenges, most involved extreme sports like skydiving, rock climbing, surfing, etc. Challenges involving long distances were mostly like marathons; international marathon competitions are the longest, only around forty kilometers, yet these three completed a challenge of 40,000 kilometers, a thousand times longer than a marathon.

Could they be the next batch of "Wang Ye"?

After completing seven days, almost eight days of training, the three returned to the base as intended to rest. For more than seven days, they hadn’t closed their eyes, and even after their transformation, they felt unprecedented mental exhaustion. Wang Ye didn’t continue to push them, instead allowing them a good rest.

But pleasant times are always fleeting.

Within two days, they were forcibly awakened.

Because the scheduled moon mission launch was officially commencing, today was the rocket launch date. At this time, the base’s engineering team was busy conducting the final rocket inspections and system adjustments, ensuring all equipment met launch standards. Old Yi, as the coordinator, oversaw the entire logistics preparation checks.

At that moment, the three astronauts, though awakened abruptly, felt their minds unprecedentedly clear. Especially Wu Chen, when he got out of bed in the dormitory intending to check the time on his phone. As soon as he stretched out his hand, the phone floated up before him. The other two experienced the same phenomenon. After an overload of training and ample rest, their Telekinesis was now nearing the realm of physical capabilities. ℴℴ𝘮

They didn’t linger on this peculiar phenomenon for long, for very shortly, the rocket launch would occur; they needed to prepare immediately.