Evanson's words can be said to be heart-killing, and every sentence penetrates into the Hall-mode heart tube.

Although many successful people like to express their regret for their inventions afterwards. For example, Einstein once said that he regretted writing to President Roosevelt to support the development of the atomic bomb, Oppenheimer even regretted that he personally created the atomic bomb in his later years. Boss Ma said that what he regretted the most was that he created...emm...

But they regretted it afterwards. The war that should be ended is over, the places that should be exploded are blown up, and the money that should be earned is also earned. They stop before they see others. Their regret is like being superior to others.

Not to mention that Einstein did not foresee that the atomic bomb would have such great power. The equation was written by him. Even if the hypothesis was different from the reality, it was actually not as powerful as his hypothesis. After all, when calculating in advance, what was expected was that all the conditions were in an ideal state, and when actual work was done, there would always be various external factors interfering with each other, resulting in much worse results than expected.

But Dr. Hall is unique. Although his research experience in gravity-based dysfunction is the best in the world, he actually cannot fully understand this substance. He only thinks it is dangerous and must list it as an untouchable forbidden object. By the way, if you feel that you are not at ease with your profit-oriented old classmate Quinn, you are passive and lazy and take an opportunity to hand it over to others. If you think that the current technology cannot master it, then you can seal it up and take it out after a few years when the technology is improved, but you will just hide all this potential substance without saying a word. This is not what a rational scientist should do.

In terms of talent, Dr. Hall can be regarded as a scientist, but in terms of research spirit, he is still far from being scared by the incident caused by the Rubik's Cube, and he is afraid of anything that has coexistence of potential and danger. It is upheld that the robbers may come to steal something, so I threw it away or sent it away in advance.

But to Evanson's surprise, his spell with a gun and a stick failed to trigger the instant death effect, but instead became a loyal advice from the military advisor, causing the other party to enter a state of anger. This may be the legendary non-capital...

"Ahhhh..." Dr. Hall, who was angry and embarrassed, shot Evanson in a flash with the small pistol. But obviously this behavior was useless. What else could a pistol of 45 be done under his void protection?

But Dr. Hall still ignored it and shouted and kept shooting at Evanson. It was obvious that he had completely lost his mind. Evanson felt that the scene in front of him was too ugly, so he was about to raise his hand and put a weak curse to put him down. However, before he could do it, Dr. Hall fell to the ground with a plop, and blood was still spurting out from his mouth and nose, and he was about to die.

Alas, no one else’s fault, a person who has lost his mind is not aware of what he is doing. Dr. Hall shot at Evanson in a rage, but ignored their circumstances.

This underground laboratory is a small sealed space, and Evanson stood in the midfield and opened the barrier, making Dr. Hall's space even smaller. Shooting in this environment will inevitably trigger a very annoying phenomenon, which is the so-called jumping.

It was okay for Dr. Hall to fire the first few shots. The bullets that bounced were just human strokes on him, but the bullets fired from the last shot were shot into his chest at a very tricky angle after passing multiple reflections such as barrier walls and floors.

Colson was immediately shocked when he saw this scene. He ran to Dr. Hall in two steps in three steps to check his injuries. However, when he saw the blood that was bursting from the beam pipe on Dr. Hall's chest, he felt that even if he had professional tools, he might not be able to save him. So Colson turned around and looked at Evanson, hoping that he could use his magical magic to extend his life to Dr. Buhall.

Evanson nodded and understood immediately, and took two steps forward. He stretched his hand towards Dr. Hall, and immediately a purple twisted light gathered from the doctor to Evanson's hand, forming a purple crystal with clear edges. "I'm going to die, don't waste it."

When looking at Dr. Hall, the blood did not flow and the person did not tremble. He stared at his big eyes and died.

Colson stood up and pulled out his suit. He blinked several times before he realized, pointed at Dr. Hall's body with trembling hands, and shouted at Evanson, "I asked you to save him, not to kill him!"

"Save him? You said it's light, how can you save it?" Evanson pointed his chin at Hall. "This is a jump order, buddy! The bullet hit the blunt and spun it in. The power is probably the same as Dam's bullet. The hit is still in the chest. There is no need to cut the things inside. Put some garlic to make it happen!"

Things are so magical. Colson also knows that the damage caused by jumping sometimes to the human body is greater than the damage caused by being shot directly, especially when shooting into a vital part of the chest. Conventional methods cannot be saved at all. "But aren't you magic?"

"Magic comes at a price!" Evanson's volume directly overwhelmed Colson's shouting, "Save him is a life-long vitality. Whose one should be used? Should you use yours or yours?!"

Colson blinked twice, finally sighed, pointing to the gravity generation device that had an increasingly powerful impact on the other side. "But he is dead, what should I do now?"

The reason why Colson wanted to save Dr. Hall was, on the one hand, because he was an agent, and this time his mission was to bring Dr. Hall back, and on the other hand, he was also counting on this guy to turn off the device. Now that the device continues to work, this island may really sink to the bottom of the sea under the influence of gravity. "Why do you always have to shake the sky and the earth in the end?"

This was a big deal but it was still not enough. I thought that Evanson would be able to protect this island without giving him the chance to cause trouble, but I didn't expect that it would sink in the end.

"This thing..." Evanson looked at the graviton that was constantly flipping under the pull of the electric current, and smiled calmly, revealing a confident look. "I can handle it."

Colson's face immediately turned from gloomy to clear, and he looked at Evanson with hopeful eyes. He saw the other party step forward, waved his hand and took out a thick book half a meter long from somewhere, spread it in his hand, and the yellowed pages on it were automatically unwind. Finally, after stopping on a certain page, Evanson pointed at the sentence above and watched carefully word by word "Well... Yes, it's here, um, it turns out it's this spell... Yes, it should be read like this..."

Then Evanson put the book together, then closed his eyes and mumbled in his mouth. Colson felt a little cold when he saw it, and asked carefully, "What are you doing?"

"Shut up!" Who knew that Evanson shouted loudly, "Don't bother me, I'm reciting a spell."

Haha... Colson's heart was completely cold. I thought I was so confident just now. I didn't expect that you would recite the spell! He turned around silently, took out his cell phone and pressed Melinda's number, hesitating whether to tell others what he kept in his heart at this last moment.

"Okay, I'll be able to recite!" Evanson suddenly opened his eyes, stretched out his hands and pressed them on the reinforced glass in front of him. The flames spewed out and the reinforced glass was instantly baked.

He stretched his hands to both sides, and his whole body slowly floated up, silently chanting the spell he had just recited. A string of green runes floated out of his hands, binding the ball of gravity umium like an iron chain. Then he waved his hands back suddenly, and the rune iron chain tightened instantly, trying to pull the gravity umium out of the device.

But the current used to traction in that device was so powerful that it sucked the Gravityon firmly and fought with Evanson to gain control of the Gravityon like a tug of war.

"Haha!" Evanson added another force, and then even Colson next to him floated up. The whole room was in a state of weightlessness, and everything that had no fixed was floating in the air.

"No one can control him?" Evanson gritted his teeth and curled a sneer in the corner of his mouth. "No, he will succumb to my will! Ha!" He saw him clutching the iron chain formed by the runes with both hands, and suddenly pulled it back. Gravityonium finally broke away from the constraints of the current and pulled it over by him.

At this time, the gravity in the room instantly returned to normal. Except for Evanson, all the weightless things fell to the ground in an instant. Fortunately, Colson suffered a loss and was prepared this time. He landed on the ground safely, but was still hit by other pieces of things.

When he looked up again, he saw that the gravity was getting smaller and smaller under Evanson's control and eventually disappeared. "Where has that thing... gone?"

"I've put it away." Evanson breathed a deep breath. "I'll release it when you find the right storage device. Now we can evacuate it?"

At this point, Colson breathed a sigh of relief, and finally let go of his heart that had been holding.

After the two returned to the plane, Evanson had just entered the cabin gate and saw a pink figure rushing towards him.

Evanson looked closely and saw that the person who came was Sgai, but it seemed that she didn't want to give her partner a hug on her mission just now. Her face was ferocious, and her hands were waving like a zombie. "You bastard, you actually threw me out! Look at me, don't you...ah!"
Chapter completed!