Behind Rosen, a large row of communication controllers and computers buzzed, and a coolant tube inside was broken, and a stream of steam was spewing out from time to time.
The engine pushed the ship through the gravitational field of the asteroid belt, and Rosen could hear its painful moans. The ship could not last long.
Maybe after he finishes the deal, he will abandon the ship, let it rust and die, and then find a way to survive in the local area.
Go to his port fee and go to his creditor!
The ideal was good, but he knew very well that he would honestly load various precious minerals on Freezing Point Nine, and then transport them back to the Blue Ants headquarters to earn fuel fees and sailor wages that would allow him to sail next time, that's all.
Rosen wouldn't know that a small aircraft was approaching quickly. The scanner on his ship was too old and it was very noisy when it was turned on, so he wouldn't turn on the scanner where he thought it was safe.
After all, even pirates don't look down on a pitiful little cargo ship.
But unfortunately, he was not a pirate who encountered it.
Bang ———
A slight impact sound came from under your feet, and Rosen frowned?
"It's not that the boiler exploded again, right? Who knows the situation, say something!"
"Ship, captain, yes, ah—"
Sabrin walked forward, the lights and shadows disappeared at the same point, until the bulkhead of the cargo hold came into view, where a separate door was set up, and he gently pushed it open.
Two lazy crew members were fishing on their posts, both of them facing the door.
The first dead man died of ignorance. Sablin's sword pierced his chest suddenly. The second staggered back, and the shotgun in his hand was about to be fired.
Sabrin cut off the barrel of the gun when he opened fire. The old broken gun suddenly exploded, scaring the man quickly threw the gun aside. This panic move opened his door wide, and Sabrin's sword opened unimpeded to the depths of his chest, quickly passing through a heart, bringing out a ball of blood.
The Son of the Night Sniff sniffed, it tasted good.
But he is not a Holy Blood Angel, and his interest in blood is nothing more than that.
He grinned at the harsh sound from his enemy's throat as he died, and then paused for a while, his enhanced hearing became nervous due to the long sirens.
But considering that the ship is so big, Sabrin has nothing to worry about.
He walked all the way through the passage and turned a blind eye to the trembling crew and servants on both sides.
Arriving at the end of the passage, he kicked open the copper door, and he stepped into the room by the blood and sparks of the armed servant lying on the ground.
Everyone was shrouded in a red light of alert, looking at the sudden giant with fear, while Sabrin's mask and goggles were like the eyes of night predators flashing red in the dark.
"May I ask, is the captain here?"
"He's dead!"
A fat man in a funny and ill-fitting mechanical teaching robe answered loudly.
Sabrin looked at the other party, stared at the round belly for several seconds, and then smiled:
"It doesn't matter, I'll be there soon."
Half an hour later, Rosensa, whose robe was stripped off and only had a pair of shorts left, was taken to Talos.
The prophet sat obliquely on the commanding throne of the bridge, with his helmet placed aside, revealing his pale face as corpse, and was playing with a delicate dagger in his hand.
"What's the name."
"Rosen...My name is Rosen."
"Rosen."
Talos smiled, but his eyes did not turn to the other party for a moment, as if only the sharp dagger in his world.
"Do you know who we are?"
Rosen, who was kneeling on the ground and sweating prostrated himself immediately crawled down.
"I know! I know! The adults are the angels of the God Emperor! They are the saviors of the empire! Yes yes yes--"
"We are the Astral Knights, remember."
"Yes, yes! I have heard of the Knight of the Astral Realm, the Emperor's most loyal angel, the great savior of the Empire-"
"Then do you know why we caught you?"
Talos was still in the half-dead tone, but in Rosen's ears it was like a death-induced spell.
"Little...I don't know!"
Talos waved his head left and right, then sighed:
"Hey, we are Space Marines and will not harm the kind people of the empire for no reason."
"Yes! Yes! I am a good citizen! A great good citizen!"
"oh?"
Talos raised his head and looked at the fat body for the first time.
"Then you mean we were wrong?"
"ah!"
Rosen was stunned at first, then faced Talos' cold gaze, and was immediately frightened as if he was sifted.
"No, no! Sir, it's me that's wrong! It's me that's wrong!"
“Where’s wrong?”
"Well----"
Talos smiled.
"Tell me honestly, what are you doing this time?"
"I--"
When Rosen was extremely nervous, his brain remained awake, which was also the most precious wealth he had obtained for many years of sailing life - the more dangerous it was, the more calm he had to be.
"I'm just here to ship the goods."
"Whoever lets you luck, to whom."
"We all took orders directly at the dock. We didn't ask if the employer didn't mention his identity. The other party said that he was transporting a batch of freight to Frozen Point No. 9. Adult, we just made some money in life. You see, my ship was broken like this, and I couldn't do anything bad."
Half true and half false, if you sell it again, Rosen feels that he has a chance to get out.
Talos' reaction was just a snort.
"Sir, you can overturn my boat. I will use my head to guarantee that there will definitely be no contraband!"
"Don't have to do this with me."
Talos clapped his hands, and a sound came from the broadcast of the bridge.
"...They asked us to spy on merchant ship information on nearby routes to sell it to the pirates."
When Rosen heard this, it was the voice of the drunkard's first mate, and immediately jumped up.
"He said nonsense, Blue Ant just let us ship the goods!"
Talos's eyes were restrained and a smile appeared on his face.
"Are blue ants?"
Luo Sen was shocked, then collapsed on the ground and wailed:
"Sir! We are really just shipping goods! I am not the Blue Ants' person!"
The prophet picked up the dagger, stared at the sharp tip of the knife, and then spoke:
"I don't like lying people, so I took him to the kitchen, told the chef to wash it clean, and by the way, let's eat some greasy tonight, and the food has been too light these days."
"yes."
Two recruits walked up and grabbed Rosen's hand and were about to take him off.
Rosen immediately struggled. According to the man in front of him, he was undoubtedly the dish tonight.
"Wuwuwu--Sir! I have a STD! Hormone disorders in my body! Infertility, impotence and premature ejaculation! Not delicious!!"
But how could his power fight against the Space Marine? In the end, Rosen roared:
"Sir! I said! I said!"
Talos coughed lightly and hooked his fingers. Rosen felt his body relaxed, then fell to the ground, and then he crawled back to his previous position with his hands and feet.