<h4>Chapter 606 Flight and Gold Nugget’s Landing</h4>


    Luke appreciated people like this who did things for money. After all, he was rich.


    The entire journey was silent


    The bearded pilot focused on flying without saying anything or even looking back. However, he would subconsciously kick the bag of money every now and then cheerfully.


    He had earned half a million from this one flight!


    There was only one thing he could say: Please contact me again for work next time.


    Driven by money, the bearded pilot finally said at 2:22 am, “We’re only ten minutes away. Be prepared to jump.” Luke hummed in acknowledgement and put on a parachute nearby.


    Five minutester, the bearded pilot reminded him, “We’re above the coordinates now.” Luke put his fake phone away and said, “The money is yours.” With that, he got up and was about to open the cabin door.


    The bearded pilot: “Wait.”


    The next moment, he held out a card between his fingers. “This is my card. Call me if you need this sort of service again.”


    Luke epted the card. “I will, but I hate talkative people the most, understand?”


    The bearded man smiled without saying a word.


    He wouldn’t even have bothered to talk to Luke if it wasn’t about the money. How could he have loose lips?


    Luke opened the cabin door with one hand, and carrying Dor, who was wearing goggles, he jumped out.


    The bearded pilot finally loosened his grip on the gun he had been holding behind his back. He went to the back and closed the door.


    Quickly turning the ne around, the bearded man set the ne on autopilot and sighed with relief. “Damn, I thought he was going to kill me when he said that.”


    Mumbling to himself, he took out the bag of cash from the cockpit and examined it for a moment with a device. He smacked his lips. “It’s all real, no fakes? This guy... is pretty trustworthy.”


    Having been in this business for a long time, he had met many clients who would slip in a couple of hundred in counterfeits when they paid.


    Who knew whether it was deliberate, or if they couldn’t tell that the bills were fake at all.


    He couldn’t demandpensation just for several hundred dors.


    Now, there was a client who had paid him two hundred thousand dors, all of it genuine, which was worth cherishing. What a decent client! he sighed to himself as he stroked the cash.


    Several seconds after Luke jumped out of the ne, he stored the parachute in his inventory and put on a triangr item on his back. Dor, who was secured to his chest, looked around curiously.


    Looking at the rapidly dropping altitude on his watch, Luke pressed a button on his right fist.


    In the next moment, the triangr object on his back unfolded into two ck enormous wings.


    Luke’s body abruptly halted in its fall, which then turned into a glide as he became a shadow swooping toward his objective on the ocean in the night.


    This was an experimental project, inspired by a certain wealthy guy.


    However, that wealthy guy’s cape, designed to look like bat wings, was also meant to look cool.


    Luke’s wings were only for practical purposes, and had an economical shape with no frills. Fine, it wasn’t that he didn’t want them to look fancy, but he didn’t have Batman’s money or that much time to waste on design.


    Besides, it wasn’t exactly a cape, but more like a flying suitbined with a hang glider.


    Luke didn’t invent this for sightseeing in the air. Naturally, the faster it was, the better.


    Thus, its advantage was that it was much faster than a regr wing glider. Luke could evennd without a parachute.


    Its shoring was that it was very hard to operate. Only someone with extraordinary Dexterity as well as Physical Outburst and Quick Reflex could smoothly steer it andnd safely.


    Wearing the triangr wings, Luke moved fast in the night as he flew right for the only source of light on the dark ocean — the Antic cruise liner.


    As they swiftly approached the ship, Gold Nugget suddenly said, “You’re not going to crash directly into it, right?”


    Luke: “I’m a human being, not a rocketnding pad.”


    Gold Nugget: “Do you need my help?” Luke thought quickly, then agreed. “Okay. I’ll slow down when we’re right above the ship. Remember, ournding can’t be noisy.”


    Gold Nugget: “No problem. I’ll take care of it.”


    Isn’t this task worth at least five hundred dors? the dog thought to itself.


    Luke approached the top of the ship at more than a hundred kph. When they were at a suitable distance, he straightened his body and performed a cobra maneuver.


    At the same time, he pressed another button, and the triangr wings unfolded for a second time and turned into a parachute.


    Gold Nugget reacted quickly. The moment Luke slowed down, it shot out two thick golden tentacles.


    When the tentacles reached the ship, they spread out like a spider web and covered the top of the ship, evenly dispersing Luke’s impact on the surface. At the same time, what looked like a tray formed on Gold Nugget’s back to support Luke’s body.


    Luke pressed a button on his wrist, and the triangr wings quickly folded back into their original state. Hended without a sound.


    Putting the triangr wings into the inventory, he couldn’t help but smile as he rubbed the dog’s head.


    This dog head’s ability was really useful. It was the perfect support.


    As if sensing the rare fondness from Luke, Gold Nugget pushed its head into his hand but didn’t make a sound.


    It was here to make money today, and wouldn’t give Luke any excuse to deduct its pay.


    As he smiled and rubbed the dog’s head, Luke took out his fake phone and switched it to map mode. He immediately found Robert’s location.


    He sent Robert a short message. “Are you okay?”


    When he read Robert’s instant reply, he chuckled.


    There was only one sentence on the screen. “I’m going to surrender if your reinforcements still aren’ting.”


    Luke could totally imagine how frustrated Robert was when he sent that.


    “They’reing.” He gave a brief reply, then began to run.


    At the same time, he said to the dog in his arms in a low voice, “Help mend like you did just now.”


    He had to admit thatnding with Gold Nugget as a buffer was simple, convenient and quiet.


    Gold Nugget quickly nodded its head to show that it wasn’t a problem, while secretly adding another five hundred dors to Luke’s tab.


    Thanks to Gold Nugget’s help withnding, Luke reached the top floor not far away in just a few leaps. He gestured at Gold Nugget with both hands, and the dog nodded in reply.


    He sent the message “Open the door in ten seconds” to Robert. Then, he raised three fingers in front of the dog and put them down one by one.


    The moment all three fingers were down, he leaped nimbly from the top floor and fell swiftly through the air.