Nikke, something’s seriously wrong with this evacuation point! Chapter 104 104: Wings of Victory

Air battleship – Wings of Victory.

This is the exclusive transport of the Goddess Squad. It is not wrong to call it an airborne aircraft carrier. It possesses powerful firepower and strong ground suppression capability, and ever since the aerial forces of the Raptures ca to dominate the skies, it has beco the only airborne fortress capable of guaranteeing humanity's air superiority.

Although, in reality, its greatest function is simply to precisely deploy the Goddess Squad into one extrely urgent battlefield after another, preventing them from being endlessly overworked and constantly rushing from place to place.

Originally, according to Liliweiss, this thing had no real aning–but whether it should exist or not was not sothing Liliweiss could decide. It was the will of the people.

The people needed such a battleship. The governnt needed such a battleship. And the Goddess Squad, if they wanted to rapidly reinforce every inch of the battlefield, also needed such a battleship.

Thus, with the full cooperation of the three major corporations, VTC, and the Central Governnt, the vessel ca into being in just a few years.

"Wings of Victory" – a na that carries the hopes and aspirations of the people.

And the Goddess Squad did not fail that na. Once they act, victory is guaranteed.

But the problem remains the sa: even with the speed of the Wings of Victory, it cannot truly support every battlefield at the sa ti. While they strike in one location, another front collapses. There are simply too few of them.

"Destination reached."

A petite silver-haired girl was tapping on the keyboard. Beside her, a weapon case had already finished maintenance and was ready for combat at any ti.

"Dorothy, I still don't understand why Lady Liliweiss ordered us to deal with them."

"Snow White, if it is Lady Liliweiss's order, then we only need to obey it."

At the bridge's command console, the pink-haired Dorothy wore a gentle smile. For her, maintaining such a smile had already beco instinct–so much so that no one could tell what she was truly thinking anymore.

"Can you detect the location of those Nikkes?"

"Yes. The supply drops sent by the governnt contain tracking beacons… uh…" Snow White's expression turned slightly unpleasant. "They are used to guide full-area aerial bombardnt."

"What?!" At that mont, a red-haired woman on a simple sofa suddenly jumped up and rushed beside Snow White. "Hey hey hey, those are allies, right? You're just going to bomb them indiscriminately?"

Dorothy sighed lightly and looked at her as if a senior looking at a naive child:

"Red Hood, don't be fooled by appearances. There are things you cannot understand. Those children have implanted Rapture bodies into themselves. This is not rely a violation–they are desecrating the purity of Nikkes and insulting human dignity."

"I-it's not that serious… right? And isn't there a reason behind it?" said the blonde woman in a nun outfit with concern. "If possible, I would like to go and ask them directly what happened."

"That is precisely why I have not ordered imdiate bombardnt, Rapunzel" Dorothy lifted her teacup and took a small sip. "Lady Liliweiss command is our highest priority. Even I do not question her judgnt."

After these words, aside from Red Hood's awkward expression, the other two also showed agreent.

Liliweiss – invincible in the world.

"U-um… so, who goes down first?" Red Hood was still not used to this almost cult-like atmosphere. She didn't dislike it, but it felt awkward–she respected Liliweiss too, just not to this extent.

"I am the commander of this operation." Dorothy said.

"I-I will stay here and monitor the signals." Snow White raised her hand.

In the end, all eyes turned to the last person–Rapunzel.

"You know, Red Hood… I'm not good at combat, so… you should be able to go with , right?" Rapunzel looked at her with a pleading gaze.

"Yeah… I knew it would turn out like this."Red Hood scratched her head. If Liliweiss were here, she could handle both command and data monitoring alone.

Everyone in the Goddess Squad had extrely rich combat experience, even Snow White and Rapunzel, who were closer to support roles.

In situations where not everyone needed to deploy, it was usually Rapunzel plus one capable fighter–that was enough.

"Rapunzel, Red Hood." Dorothy looked at them. "First contact. Prioritize communication. Do not initiate combat unless absolutely necessary for self-defense."

"Got it!" Red Hood gave a thumbs-up. "So basically, don't attack before they attack , right? Easy."

"I will do my best to avoid any violent conflict." Rapunzel nodded seriously while holding her "staff."

...

Night. Training ground.

Because Charon was not around, Scarlet did not use the furnace, instead building a campfire with firewood.

Compared to the cold dormitory, they were already used to gathering around warm flas and taking shifts on watch to ensure everyone could sleep.

It also ensured their safety and prevented them from being picked off individually.

"How many days has the Lieutenant been gone?" Scarlet frowned deeply, hesitating before finally playing a pair of twos.

"Three days." Rose humd softly and placed a pair of jokers on the ground. "This round is my win again, Scar"

Scarlet simply said "oh," placed a can of fruit beside her, then gathered the cards and began shuffling again.

"Wow, the captain is still amazing! That's 20 wins already!"

"Don't be discouraged, Scarlet. Just a little more and you'll beat her! GOGOGO!"

"Don't provoke her, Number 4. You're next–your treasured canned beer is mine today!"

"Hmph, Number 8, you can only be arrogant now. Later I'll make you spit out yesterday's beef jerky with interest!"

"I already ate it. Hehe~"

"AAAAAAAAA YOU BASTARD!!!"

As always, on every night, the Nikkes–though many of them were no longer even fully human, so having limbs replaced entirely with Rapture parts–were still happy.

Survival was what mattered most. Luckily, they still had each other, and the lieutenant who stood against the governnt for them.

No one believed the lieutenant had abandoned them and run away.

After all, he could have done so from the very beginning–there was no need for him to take such risks and play this "make-believe ga" with them.