TLCBITAR Chapter 280

“Bang,” the lights inside the spaceship went out instantly, the battery energy completely depleted.

Zhou Zhou realized that his eyes could actually see in the dark. After a brief moment of excitement, he tugged at Pei Yanlie’s arm and asked in a low voice, “Pei Yanlie, can you see what’s ahead?”

Pei Yanlie’s pupils, hidden in the darkness, narrowed slightly. He lowered his head and accurately met Zhou Zhou’s unusually bright eyes, responding softly, “I can.”

Zhou Zhou gave an “oh” and the trace of smugness that had just arisen vanished into thin air.

He silently watched the man beside him use his superpower. Before the mutated humans could get within three meters of them, they were cruelly frozen.

“From the control room to here, it’s only a distance of ten meters, and you’ve killed at least twenty mutated humans, yet you don’t show a trace of fatigue. What kind of superpower is this, that can be used endlessly?” Zhou Zhou no longer suppressed his voice, slowly scanning the piles of ice on the ground.

“The limit is about a hundred. After that, I need to replenish with alien crystals. There are less than a hundred passengers on this spaceship, so don’t worry that I’ll collapse halfway,” Pei Yanlie said, holding his hand tightly, his thumb gently caressing the palm of his hand.

Five minutes later, the two successfully arrived at the escape pod. Looking at the mutated humans crowded at the door, unable to get in or out, Zhou Zhou was stunned for a moment, sighing with emotion, “Most of the passengers on the spaceship have flocked here, trying to escape by relying on the escape pod.”

One could imagine how terrified and desperate the passengers were at the time.

Pei Yanlie’s eyes became deep and profound, his fingertips tinged with a chilling coldness. Zhou Zhou only felt a flash of blue light before his eyes, stinging his eyes, and instinctively raised his hand to shield them.

Pei Yanlie lowered his head, his icy lips close to his ear. Zhou Zhou clearly felt the cold air spraying on his earlobe, making him shiver.

[Leaning against an ice sculpture, what’s the experience like? Cold, too damn cold!]

The sound of “crashing” and falling continued incessantly. Zhou Zhou looked up at the mutated humans that had vanished, and was silent for a long time.

“Don’t say I’m spineless, I’ve decided to cling to you, this golden thigh,” Zhou Zhou said with a sigh, continuing, “Will there be any Tom, Dick, or Harry pestering you in the future?”

Pei Yanlie raised an eyebrow, pulling his hands around his waist, “Hugging here is more effective, no one will.”

Zhou Zhou snorted softly, taking the opportunity to feel the other man’s firm abdominal muscles, muttering to himself, “Incredibly handsome body, a face that’s outrageously handsome, a superhuman, and a respected general before the apocalypse, I don’t believe no one would take the initiative to jump into your arms.”

A hint of a smile appeared between Pei Yanlie’s brows. Whether this person was crying, laughing, or complaining, they were extremely adorable.

Zhou Zhou seemed not to notice his burning gaze, his eyes fixed on the only small spaceship in front of him, shaking off Pei Yanlie’s hand and walking over.

“This is the escape pod, right? There’s only one seat inside,” Zhou Zhou frowned.

A dark light flashed in Pei Yanlie’s eyes, his voice becoming slightly hoarse, “A single seat isn’t a problem, you can sit on my lap.”

“That’s feasible, you really have a good brain,” Zhou Zhou breathed a sigh of relief, not noticing Pei Yanlie’s dangerous gaze.

When he sat inside, he was silent, his body tense, feeling that even a slight movement was difficult.

[This shameful posture is killing me!]

Pei Yanlie pursed his lips, patted his restless waist with one hand, his breathing slightly disordered, “Sit still, don’t keep moving around.”

[Damn it, can you be a little calmer!]

The object pressed against him could not be ignored. He silently recited: Form is emptiness, emptiness is form.

“Pei Yanlie, do you still remember how to chant the Qingxin Mantra?” He lightly placed his hands on Pei Yanlie’s shoulders, lowering his eyes to look at the man close at hand.

As soon as the words fell, Pei Yanlie looked at him with an ambiguous expression, “Want to hear it?”

“No, the person who should listen is yourself,” Zhou Zhou muttered softly.

The escape pod was fully automatic, only needing to input the coordinates to identify the direction, without the need for manual control.

The miniature spaceship slowly traveled through the vast universe, gradually approaching the water-blue planet.

Because the space inside was too narrow, Zhou Zhou could only cling to Pei Yanlie as much as possible, almost becoming one with him.

He rested his head on Pei Yanlie’s shoulder, his mind quiet, his mouth also closed, his well-behaved and docile appearance making Pei Yanlie’s heart itch unbearably.

“Little Zhou, why aren’t you talking?” He moved his leg, his voice deep.

Zhou Zhou hummed softly, “This little broken spaceship is shaky, there’s a suspicion it’ll crash, I’m not talking for the sake of our safety.”

[It’s been about half an hour since takeoff, when are you going to stop.]

[Just keep pressing against me like this, uncomfortable!]

Pei Yanlie took a deep breath, the heat in his throat spreading throughout his body. He looked up at the planet that was about to arrive, his scorching palm stroking the back of Zhou Zhou’s neck, gently caressing it.

“Be good, we’ll be there soon.” His voice was obviously suppressed, revealing a hint of pain.

Zhou Zhou had been in a coma for five days, and Pei Yanlie had endured for five days. Now, with him sitting on his lap, he only needed to pull down…

Zhou Zhou looked at the planet that was close at hand, his body becoming tighter and tighter, vaguely saying, “Why do I feel like it’s getting bigger and bigger?”

Pei Yanlie’s eyes were red, his slender and powerful hand pinching his chin, “Tell me, where are you referring to.”

[I should just shut my mouth.]

Zhou Zhou raised his hand and made a gesture of zipping up his lips, his eyes very innocent.

In the end, Pei Yanlie only heavily pressed his lips against his, tossing and turning, prying open his teeth and entangling with him.

A moment later, the escape pod passed through the atmosphere of the water-blue planet, and a strong airflow swept over, causing the spaceship to shake violently.

Zhou Zhou was dizzy from the shaking, and the pink blanket draped over his body was also shaken open, revealing porcelain-white and delicate skin.

“So dizzy, want to vomit.”

He weakly complained, glancing at Pei Yanlie, who was calm and composed, not affected by the airflow at all, “Heh, this is the difference between the chosen male lead and male number eighteen.”

Pei Yanlie ruffled his fluffy and messy hair, his hand with thin calluses grasping his waist, tightening his grip, “Don’t watch those melodramatic dramas in the future, they’re not nutritious.”

“What’s wrong with melodramatic dramas? Although they’re full of ridiculousness and blood, they’re enjoyable to watch! It’s a pity, it’ll be even more difficult to watch them in the future,” Zhou Zhou raised his hand and opened the optical brain, trying to click on Star Network, but the next second a frame popped up saying the network signal was 0.

“Although I can’t watch new dramas, I’ve downloaded hundreds of melodramatic dramas in my personal collection. When you’re bored, you can watch them with me,” Zhou Zhou looked at him with a smile.

Pei Yanlie was not interested in this, saying meaningfully, “If I have time, I’ll film one for you and let you be the male lead.”

Zhou Zhou: …

Don’t let it be the kind that’s not suitable for children, right?

Pei Yanlie’s throat rolled, raising his left hand to open the highest-level military optical brain, opening a hidden folder in front of Zhou Zhou.

What came into view were all videos and photos of Zhou Zhou, with various poses, costumes, and expressions.

“Pei Yanlie, a full 100g of memory, you actually used it all to put these eye-stinging things!”

“Silly, you’re scolding yourself too. To me, you’re very pleasing to the eye,” Pei Yanlie lowered his head, his eyes fixed on his bare skin, whispering, “Little Zhou, I’ll put a stamp on you, you can only belong to me in this lifetime.”

“You have a stamp?” Zhou Zhou asked in confusion.

What answered him was a sharp pain coming from his collarbone, a stream of heat flowing in along the bitten skin, a very familiar feeling, his nose full of Pei Yanlie’s scent.

[What a perverted superpower, mobile aphrodisiac, speechless!]

The spaceship landed on the beach, but no one came down for a long time.

The man who was originally lying on the beach with his eyes closed to rest sat up, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes, disappearing in place in an instant, appearing next to the spaceship.

The window was covered with a layer of mist, making it impossible to see the scene inside.

The man narrowed his eyes slightly, leaned close to the car window, and asked in a deep voice, “Who’s inside, come out!”

“Damn it! He’s actually here!” Zhou Zhou grabbed the blanket with one hand and covered the two of them, the blush on his face spreading below his collarbone, his voice obviously trembling.