Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 170: The Epitaph of a Hero

Ah Jian's head drooped listlessly.

Gu Yi forcefully pulled on the control stick, but it was too late.

The helicopter's rotors crashed into the building, creating a deafening noise. Gu Yi, trapped in the cockpit, was dazed.

Just when Gu Yi was at a loss, Ah Jian suddenly opened his eyes, quickly strapped a parachute onto Gu Yi, and then, holding him, jumped out of the cockpit.

"Brother Ah Jian!"

Gu Yi's eyes widened as he looked at the other man.

Ah Jian's eyes were slowly becoming lifeless as his lips moved slightly.

Although Gu Yi couldn't hear what he was saying, he could read the words from his lips.

"I'm sorry."

Mid-air, Ah Jian used his last bit of strength to kick Gu Yi away.

Boom!

The helicopter finally exploded.

Debris from the explosion slashed across Gu Yi's eyelids. He clenched his eyes shut and forcefully pulled the parachute open.

The fierce wind whisked Gu Yi away.

For some reason, his vision was blurred, unable to see the scenery ahead clearly.

...

The next morning.

Strategy Team Base.

In the dormitory.

Gu Yi had a bullet graze on his thigh and a cut on his eyelid from the explosion debris, but otherwise, he was relatively unharmed.

Today, he donned a new suit, the collar crisply ironed.

Gu Yi stepped out of the door.

Qu Kangping, unusually, was dressed in an agent's uniform, his chest badge shining brightly.

"Are you ready?"

"Yeah."

"Let's go."

Gu Yi followed Qu Kangping into the car and they headed to the Martyrs' Cemetery.

This place buried all the adventurers who had fallen in the weird world. Regrettably, these adventurers had no remains to be buried, only cenotaphs.

In that shocking kidnapping case, a total of thirty-seven agents died in action, along with thirteen anti-weirdness special forces soldiers, and forty were severely injured.

However, thanks to everyone's efforts, only one hostage died and three were injured from start to finish in this incident.

The agents lined up, solemnly facing the cenotaphs of their fallen comrades, silently.

Ah Jian was among the

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