"I've been driving for almost half my life, and I've never backed down in this area, but today I've truly experienced what it ans to have my heart race." Lao Cui kept taking deep breaths, expertly shifting gears to accelerate.
In the backseat, Xiao Shi was filled with empathic astonishnt: "It's also the first ti I've seen soone so fearless."
Both were amazed; even though the speed wasn't fast, why did it feel as if they were in a high-speed chase?
anwhile, on the car roof, before the second steel ball was fired, Xiao Feng suddenly jumped, soaring into the air.
"Bang!"
The loud crash made Liu Papi freeze in his tracks: "What's going on?"
The three people in the back exchanged glances, unable to provide an answer.
Zhang Shuai, who witnessed Xiao Feng's leap, stared blankly: "Looks like he... jumped over our heads."
"What!" Liu Papi's eyes widened, filled with incredulity.
Imdiately, he slamd the gas pedal, distancing himself from the semi-trailer, intending to speed up and then slam on the brakes at a certain speed, using inertia to fling Xiao Feng away.
At this mont, besides Lao Cui and Liu Papi, everyone's heartbeat soared from one hundred to stunned, along with other vehicles passing by on the highway.
Seeing a person on top of a car on the highway was beyond unusual for more than ninety-nine point nine nine percent of drivers.
However, not many truly slowed down to watch; after all, the highway isn't a typical place where you risk your life to watch a show. No one does that.
Feeling the fierce wind whipping against him, a trace of fury flashed in Xiao Feng's eyes.
He knew what the people in the car planned to do, which only fueled his anger further.
"Bang!"
"Ahhhh!" Zhang Shuai in the passenger seat let out a piercing scream.
Liu Papi jolted in fear, cursing in anger: "What the hell are you screaming for?"
Zhang Shuai looked at the spider-web-like shattered car window beside him, his face full of grievance. Anyone would be scared.
The next mont, another loud crash occurred.
"Bang!"
The entire window fell into the driver's seat, and Zhang Shuai covered his mouth, too stunned to scream.
Liu Papi was previously too tense to react promptly, but failing again this ti would truly be brain-dead.
In fact, with the window broken, the wind gushing in with a fierce "whoosh," failing to react would be impossible.
"Damn it! That kid is so bold?" Liu Papi shouted angrily.
Jumping between two moving vehicles isn't just a physical feat; psychological resilience alone poses a formidable challenge.
Nonetheless, he had no clue that, in Xiao Feng's past experiences, this thrilling scene didn't even rank in the top ten.
Of course, Xiao Feng didn't consider it a minor issue; a single mistake could an death. Calling it a minor issue would be heartless.
"Congratulations, you guys! I haven't been so angry in a long ti. You scumbags successfully ignited my fury!"
Xiao Feng clung to the window, shouting inside, not caring whether the people inside could hear him.
He had suspected that those in the car might be Zhang Shuai and Liu Papi's gang, but the possibility seed slim.
Just a group of local thugs daring to hijack on the highway?
Alas, he had overestimated human nature's resistance to greed; it was utterly fragile!
Zhang Shuai could no longer restrain himself, screaming in terror, but midway, he felt his collar being grabbed.
Followed by an irresistible force pulling him out through the shattered window.
"Ahhhh!!"
The piercing scream quickly faded, leaving everyone in the car stunned.
The two in the backseat had their hands extended in mid-air but failed to grab Zhang Shuai.
"Boss, boss, that guy's coming in!"
One person looked fearfully at Xiao Feng's arm, sweat chilling his skin.
"You guys do nothing?" Liu Papi roared furiously: "Stand by and watch him co in?"
The three in the back woke from their daze, hurriedly grabbing the steel pipes and other weapons at their feet, swinging toward Xiao Feng's arm.
Liu Papi couldn't wait; seeing the rearview mirror clear of vehicles, he slamd the brakes hard.
"Screech!"
Two black tire marks appeared on the road surface, and Xiao Feng was flung from the roof by inertia.
"Bang!"
His body crashed heavily onto the car, bringing intense pain.
After braking, Liu Papi hit the gas pedal to accelerate.
The engine roared, the revs reaching nearly four thousand.
The risk was the engine blowing up, but he didn't care anymore.
"Damn!" Xiao Feng roared in anger, his hand cut by glass, exposing his white bones — a harrowing sight!
"Boss, it's ti to stop, if soone dies, we're all screwed!" the man sitting at the center of the backseat advised.
Liu Papi's eyes bulged in anger: "So, stopping now will give us a good end? The cops might already be on the way!
Let tell you, there's no turning back now. You all must listen to , and whoever disobeys will die!"
At this mont, Liu Papi was in a state of madness, trusting no one but himself.
"Screech!"
Another sharp brake brought the container to a halt in the middle of the road, occupying both lanes.
"That kid... must be... dead, right?" Liu Papi panted heavily.
The person in the backseat glanced outside and replied: "Seems like..."
Before finishing, a "pop" sounded.
A hand appeared on the passenger seat windowsill, slowly revealing Xiao Feng's expressionless face.
"Every single one of you is going to die!" Xiao Feng uttered calmly, like a judge handing down the final sentence to those in the car.
...
"Cui bro, what do you think that Xiao guy is up to?" Xiao Shi in the passenger seat asked curiously.
Lao Cui shook his head: "I don't know. I urge you not to want to know. You're still young; knowing too much isn't a good thing."
"But I couldn't help myself." Xiao Shi continued to ask, "Cui bro, what do you think we are carrying?"
"I've told you, knowing too much isn't good," Lao Cui said impatiently.
Xiao Shi pressed: "But if it's sothing illegal, aren't we both screwed?"
"If sothing happens, the company will take care of it. We're just drivers. Rember that, you won't need to worry." Lao Cui turned around, speaking sternly.
Xiao Shi was about to speak, but saw a person lying in the middle of the road within his view.
"Cui bro, quick, hit the brakes!" Xiao Shi hurriedly reminded.
Lao Cui's eyes widened; he didn't dare turn back to check and imdiately signaled right, turning the steering wheel sharply to the right, rging onto the ergency lane.
Fortunately, the speed wasn't too fast, and the load wasn't heavy, so there was no concern of it flipping over.
After straightening the wheel, Lao Cui turned on the hazard lights and slumped into the driver's seat, asking: "Just now... what happened?"
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