Hi everyone, I'm a little ghost. In the previous issue, Hank, the former captain of the "God-Like Soldier" unit, embarked on a journey of beast hunters with the daughter of the "God-Like Soldier" dragon monster Will, and after killing the dragon monster Will and the giant Dani, Hank turned into an animal-like werewolf in front of the Shire and killed the horned monster Theo, and Theo's affair made Charles's attitude towards Hank begin to soften.
In this issue, the editor tells you the fourth episode of "To the Beasts of the Gods", the rapid progress of the giant beasts. As the name suggests, the anthropomorphic soldier Besimos who appears in this episode is a gigantic monster (said three times important things).
At the beginning of this conversation, the male protagonist Hank and the female protagonist Charles took the train to the next destination, the charles, who had never sat on the train, felt very curious about it, which aroused the interest of the conductor, in the conversation, the conductor introduced the bridge through which the train was about to pass, which was built after the end of the civil war to connect the north and the south, playing an important role in transportation and transportation, and more importantly, its symbolic significance, which is a symbol of peace.
Since it is of great significance, then the importance of this bridge has always been emphasized, which means that the anthropomorphic soldiers who are about to destroy this bridge are "heinous". Before the train went to the bridge, she was urgently stopped by the military, and Sister Leisa appeared again (sister is in good shape). From her conversation with the male protagonist, it can be seen that the place where the male protagonist is going by train this time is the address given to him by Leisa, but because the anthropomorphic beast has been moving and traveling faster, the male protagonist will meet him in advance here.
The behemoth Besimos was extremely large and defensive, and in addition to the fact that the wounds would become more solid, the military could not stop his march. Upon hearing Lysa introduce the behemoth Besimos, he knew of his threat to the bridge, and the man decided on the spot to deal with him before it destroyed it. When it came to the purpose for which Besimos had been walking eastward, Hank looked at the map and the pupils in his eyes shrunk, and he thought of something.
In Hank's memory, Besimos was a quiet man, taciturn, never saying his thoughts, Hank had seen him painting under a tree, curious to ask, only to learn that Besimos had a wish, he wanted to see the sea with his own eyes. Therefore, now that he cannot return to human form, he still has his original dream, his purpose is very simple, just want to see the sea, is this excessive?
With the cooperation of the male protagonist and the military, the giant beast Besimos was seriously injured, causing it to stop temporarily, and the military stabbed him into his body with countless sharp weapons to bind him. The male protagonist arranged for people to lay explosives on the mountain, wanted to blow up the mountain to stop Besimos from advancing, and disposed of Besimos under the safety of the iron bridge, although the male protagonist wanted to kill him, but the male protagonist wanted to alleviate his pain as much as possible, and there was a small selfishness.
Charles learns from Lesa that Besimos avoided cities and villages along the way, did not harm anyone, and retained human reason. She could not bear to see Besimos innocently killed, but at the same time she also knew the importance of the bridge, so she went to talk to Besimos, hoping to persuade him to turn back, but did not get a response, from Besimos to the east of the eyes, Charles knew his persistence. Among the fallen beasts of these quasi-god soldiers who are currently on the scene, only Besimos has not hurt anyone, he just wants to see the sea, and he is gentle to the daughter of Charles, a comrade-in-arms, and those who have dreams have always been gentle! Charles was too simple, and she thought that as long as Besimos did not destroy the bridge, she would be safe, but Besimos was very clear in his heart, his existence was not allowed, even if it had nothing to do with the bridge, he would be killed sooner or later.
At this time, the president of the railway company came to call and demanded that the military take all the bombs to kill the beast that might infringe on his interests, and after being refused by the man, he sent someone to secretly blow up Besimos at night, and the seriously injured Besimos was enraged, broke free of the shackles, and marched east again. The male protagonist transformed into the form of an animal and desperately tried to stop him, and the female protagonist stood on the bridge to dissuade him. Because the plan was disrupted, the explosives were not placed and he could only be seriously injured with explosives. Besimos, who was already on the verge of death, was fearless and fearless, but with his last breath wanted to see the sea. When he climbed to the bridge, no one could stop him.
"Boom!" Suddenly there was a loud bang, and Besimos looked east, and that was, the sea! The sea of his heart. The male protagonist, Hank, specially chose that position when he let people lay out the explosives, blowing up the covered mountain, and Besimos could see the sea without destroying the bridge. Besimos fell, tearful. Maybe it's contentment, maybe it's grievances, maybe it's unwillingness, why tears? I do not know. The beast was originally a quiet man, and he would never say his thoughts.
Killing Besimos, which is Hank's duty as captain of the Anthropomorphic Soldier, helps Besimos fulfill his wishes, which is Hank's selfish intention as a companion.
Should Besimos die? There are different opinions from different perspectives. Emotionally, Xiaobian is aggrieved for him, in this sentence, he appears in the form of a giant beast, although he retains rationality, but it seems that he has lost the ability to speak, if he can still speak, will he ask: Captain, don't you mean that when the war is over, I can go to see the sea?
That's it for this issue, and we'll see you in the next issue!