Therefore, not caring about it now means completely giving up on Masha.

But this is obviously not the result Bruning wants.

Another point is that although the current Masha looks abnormal, it has great research value.

You know, this is the first person to lose his heart and survive serious injuries.

This alone is enough.

If Masha is still dead at this time, the research value will be even greater.

Just for Martha's research value, Bruning felt it was necessary to bring Martha back to the base.

Thinking of this, Bruning finally made the final decision.

He decided to get Ma Sha on the aircraft first and then get him back to the base.

Without thinking any more, Bruning quickly issued the order.

After a while, several aircraft from the base took off and headed directly for the cave where Ma Sha was.

These aircraft were dispatched so that if the aircraft was destroyed by Martha, the next plan could be continued.

Or if Ma Sha destroys the aircraft in the air when returning, you can continue to hunt Ma Sha.

After the aircraft took off, Bruning once again focused on the light screen in front of him.

In the picture, Ma Sha seems to have lost interest in aircraft.

He shifted his gaze and looked at the surrounding trees.

Upon seeing this, Bruning quickly controlled the aircraft's whereabouts to prevent Martha from going elsewhere after completely losing interest.

The aircraft fell from the sky at an extremely fast speed and landed in front of Ma Sha.

Sure enough, this behavior immediately aroused Martha's interest again.

Ma Sha slowly turned his head to look at the landing aircraft.

There was still no expression on his face, but it could be seen that he was a little different at this moment than before.

Ma Sha just now was in a completely dull state.

But now Masha's reaction to the landing of the aircraft is a bit closer to that of a normal person.

Seeing this scene, Bruning became even more determined to get Martha back to the base.

In any case, the current Martha has great research value.

After the aircraft lands, the hatch is opened immediately.

Bruning shouted: "Martha, come in, I will take you home."

Martha looked at the open hatch with dull eyes.

But there was no reaction to Bruning's words, as if he didn't understand what Bruning was talking about.

Bruning shouted again, trying to persuade Martha to let him get on the aircraft and go home.

However, Martha still had no reaction.

It was as if Bruning's words meant nothing to him.

Seeing Martha motionless there, Bruning felt a little anxious.

He was afraid that Ma Sha would turn his attention elsewhere the next second and leave directly.

Or maybe He Zhou and the black shadow suddenly came back.

If He Zhou and Heiying come back, they will never give up on Ma Sha at this moment.

Especially He Zhou will definitely take action against Ma Sha.

Therefore, we must seize the time to coax Masha into the aircraft and then get Masha back to the base.

Bruning thought for a moment and then said: "Masha, it's safe up here. Come up quickly to prevent bad guys from harming you."

Martha remained unmoved, seemingly unable to understand Bruning's words at all.

Bruning had no choice but to say: "Masha, look at your chest. That wound was left by bad people on your body. They want to kill you and want you to die."

After the words fell, Ma Sha neither lowered his head to look at his chest nor had any expression on his face.

Bruning secretly cursed "Damn it."

It seemed that Martha really couldn't understand what he said.

In other words, the communication between him and Martha was completely ineffective.

No matter what he said, Martha would not react to his words.

Therefore, don’t even think about convincing Ma Sha to let Ma Sha board the aircraft.

Only through other methods.

But Bruning suddenly couldn't think of a good way.

That aircraft was an unmanned aircraft and could not actively control Masha.

There is no power around him that he can use.

Bruning saw that he had no choice but to continue to persuade Martha to board the aircraft through verbal persuasion.

At this time, Bruning suddenly thought of a way.

If Masha's attention can be attracted through words, Masha may take the initiative to enter the aircraft to find out.

In this way, the aircraft can take off and carry Ma Sha back to the base.

Thinking of this, Bruning used the speakers on the aircraft to suddenly make a huge roar.

In an instant, Masha's whole body moved.

It was obvious that the sudden roar frightened him.

Ma Sha turned to look at the aircraft door.

Upon seeing this, Bruning roared again.

But this time, Martha finally took action.

He raised his feet and took a step towards the aircraft.

But after just one step, he stopped and continued to stare blankly at the aircraft's open hatch.

Seeing that it seemed to be effective, Bruning roared again, trying desperately to attract Martha's attention.

Ma Sha then took another step forward.

"It seems okay!"

Bruning was overjoyed.

No matter what, Masha had already taken two steps towards the aircraft.

As long as you continue to walk a few more steps, you will successfully enter the aircraft.

At that time, all you have to do is close the hatch and get Ma Sha back to the base.

Bruning thought so in his heart and continued to yell.

His behavior seemed a bit ridiculous, but Bruning couldn't care less.

The most important thing now is to trick Ma Sha into the aircraft and bring him back to the base.

Everything else doesn't matter.

Outside the cave, a roar came from the speaker of the unmanned aerial vehicle from time to time.

This roar deeply attracted Masha's attention.

Ma Sha was stimulated by the roar and walked step by step towards the door of the unmanned aircraft.

His behavior is obviously irregular, as if it is biological instinct and will only respond to external stimuli.

Masha walked and walked.

After walking for more than ten steps, we finally arrived outside the hidden door of the aircraft.

As long as he takes two more steps, he can step into the aircraft and then head to the base as the aircraft takes off.

But at this time, Masha stopped.

Bruning looked at the picture on the light screen and his face tightened.

Now the lens directly in front of the aircraft can no longer capture Masha, so we can only rely on the lens from the side of the aircraft.

In this shot, Masha's entire image is distorted, and his expression is also distorted.

Bruning looked at the twisted Martha, feeling a little anxious in his heart.

Because he had tried many times in succession, Ma Sha did not react to the roar of the aircraft.

He seemed to have lost interest in the roar.
To be continued...