Starting from the Planetary Governor - Chapter 77

Chapter 77, Execution

Mondok At this time, he was doomed to die.

It was still Sister Grit who did it.

She knew that for Gu Hang, it would be more valuable if he could capture the rebel leader alive, even if he still had to die in the end.

After cutting a tank, Sister Grit did not stop, but continued to accelerate.

She jumped high, and the combat backpack behind her suddenly spurted out dark green flames, pushing her body and accelerating suddenly in mid-air. The command vehicle that had just started had not yet started to speed up when Sister Grit rushed to her.

She opened fire with one hand in mid-air, and the infantry accompanying the command vehicle were accurately sniped one by one. When she landed, there were no enemies around.

With a wave of the long halberd, the rear wheels of the command vehicle were cut in half; with another slash, the door was cut open, and Mondok’s terrified face was exposed.

The rebel leader still showed some courage at this time. He trembled and raised the pistol he had prepared long ago, and pulled the trigger at the head nun.

However, how could the bullets fired from an ordinary self-defense pistol shake the head nun’s feedback power armor?

He only fired one shot, and the bullet bounced off the armor. Then he was grabbed by the collar by the head nun with one hand and was dragged directly off the car.

The general, like a dead dog, fell to the ground and was dragged towards Gu Hang by Grit with one hand. He kept struggling, but it was meaningless. The head nun’s hand was like steel and did not loosen at all.

The surviving guards around could only watch.

The general who was usually high and mighty was now being dragged on the ground. Some of them wanted to save him, but they had no idea what to do. It would be useless to shoot him with bullets; heavy firepower? What if the general was also killed by the bombardment? What

was even more terrifying was the dozen or so male and female warriors themselves.

They had also confronted the most elite extraordinary warriors of the empire head-on, and they had only one feeling: Can such an enemy be considered a human being?

Invulnerable to swords and guns, and unmoved by artillery bombardment. However, the enemy could easily shoot, and as long as their side had more people, large groups of people would be taken away.

Those angels of death, as if strolling in the garden, captured their general under their protection.

It’s not that they didn’t fight to the death, but all they could do was die.

They couldn’t fight this kind of battle that was bound to fail and impossible to win.

Seeing the general being captured, they even felt relieved: since they had already lost, could they not fight anymore?

With such thoughts filling their hearts, the fingers of the soldiers pulling the trigger became less determined.

The Space Marines also reduced their firepower. They didn’t bother to care about the soldiers who didn’t shoot anymore and just hid. They would only fire explosive bombs at the enemies who were still resisting.

The Phoenix was an extremely poor warband. In their eyes, explosive bombs were more valuable than the lives of these local indigenous rebels.

At this moment, Grit had brought Mondok to Gu Hang.

At this moment, General Mondok, who always had a tough attitude and was dressed in combat uniform, had completely lost his usual image and demeanor. He was dragged on the ground all the way, and because the head nun was too rough, half of the time, he had half of his face on the ground. When he arrived in front of Gu Hang, the half of his face that was dragged on the ground was already bloody, and his body was covered with blood, dust, and half-torn clothes, which made him look very embarrassed.

He was thrown in front of Gu Hang, struggling to get up, but it was too painful to get up.

But he didn’t need to get up by himself.

An invisible force lifted his body and lifted him up.

He was able to face Gu Hang directly.

He opened his mouth with difficulty and tried to say something, but he couldn’t spit out a word. There was also an invisible force that blocked his throat, making it difficult for him to breathe, let alone speak.

Of course, this was done by Gu Hang.

Whether the guy in front of him wanted to be tough in the end or wanted to beg for mercy, Gu Hang didn’t intend to listen.

Now, Mondok’s attitude was meaningless. For Gu Hang, if he could capture this guy alive, he would only be of one use.

“I’ll leave the safety issue to you.” Gu Hang’s voice rang in the ears of the Space Marines and the Sisters of Battle.

Grit smiled and nodded.

In fact, this was mainly said to her.

Next, Gu Hang will be exposed to the guns of all enemies. He is not worried about those ordinary soldiers, or even the bombardment of artillery fire. He has ways to deal with those.

The only thing he is worried about is that there will be cultists of the original Wrathful Owl Sect hiding in the army.

This is possible.

If they take action, coupled with the bullets and artillery fire of some controlled soldiers, it will indeed pose a threat to him.

He won’t die. At worst, he will slip into the protection of the Space Marines and the Sisters of Battle when the situation is not good. Is there anyone on the Wrathful Owl Star who can break through the protection of these nineteen people and kill himself?

Impossible, absolutely impossible!

However, that would be a bit embarrassing, which is not conducive to Gu Hang’s establishment of his own prestige.

And what he needs Grit, the head sister, to do is to try his best to ensure that he does not fall into that embarrassing situation.

This was discussed in advance, and the head sister agreed very straightforwardly.

Or in other words, if it was just to help the Governor quell the rebellion, the nuns of Holy Mercy Lily would actually have no interest in it. The core goal of their coming to the surface is to combat heresy.

And now the job of “keeping an eye on the cultists who might appear later” is just what they want.

Gu Hang retracted his gaze and looked at Mondok again.

It’s time to use this Alliance general.

Under the power of telekinesis, Gu Hang’s body began to rise into the air, taking Mondok with him.

Gu Hang’s golden governor’s uniform moved without wind. He looked stern and solemn, overlooking the entire battlefield.

Mondok’s figure was slightly lower than him, his limbs and throat bound by psychic energy, unable to move, let alone speak.

Only Gu Hang’s voice could resound at the scene through the power of psychic energy.

“All soldiers, lay down your weapons!”

“I am Gu Hang, I am the representative of the Empire you swore to serve, I am the agent of the Divine Emperor to rule this land…”

“I am the master of the Wrathful Owl Star, I am your Governor!”

“And this man, whom you call the General, betrayed the Empire, betrayed the Divine Emperor, betrayed… me!”

Hearing this, the looks of the Space Marines and the Sisters of Battle changed subtly.

To betray the Governor is indeed to betray the Empire; to betray the Empire, isn’t that to betray the Divine Emperor? There is

nothing wrong with what he said, but His Excellency the Governor put himself on an equal footing with the Empire and the Divine Emperor… It always feels a little wrong?

But they didn’t say anything.

Gu Hang didn’t care what these devout followers of the Emperor were thinking. He continued,

“I hereby declare that in the name of the Emperor, General Mondok is stripped of his identity and sentenced to be a traitor to the Empire!”

“Soldiers, no matter what orders you have received before, they have now been completely terminated. In the name of the Governor, I order everyone to lay down their weapons. Your past actions will not be investigated; but from this moment on, those who still disobey orders will also be regarded as traitors!” As

he spoke, Gu Hang raised a pistol, pointed it at Mondok’s forehead, and shot him to death.

(End of this chapter)