Nine Hot Therians and Their Only One Queen novel Chapter 918

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Chapter 918 Bird Droppings Fireworks

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“Conen, stay calm” Marcus shouted from bein

*am calm! It’s the mech that’s losing it?” Corvin’s voice watered, on the verge of panic “Everyone, non: It’s whead to.

Athunderous sound tore through the air it wasn’t just an explosion. It was a high pressure want

The hundreds of pounds of bird droppings that had been sucked in were sudden expelled under shooting out of the funnels at three times the speed of before, spraying outward in all directions.

The scene looked like… brown fireworks detonating midair over the cliff.

“Run” Drake instantly shifted into a giant dragon and vanished after saying that.

Marcus didn’t even bother with his umbrella anymore. He dove straight into a crack in the cliff like a tiger pouncing for cover

Kieran reached even faster with his razor–sharp danger instincts as a merfolk. The instant the blast sounded, he jumped off the cliff and shifted midair into a massive fish tail before plunging into the deep sea below.

“Good thing I moved fast.” He blew out a bubble underwater, still shaken.

Jim had already disappeared the moment Corvin started panicking, dragging Edric and Alaric along with him.

Lucien spread his massive crimson wings, hauling Calum away from the cliff in an instant.

Everyone ran.

Up above, every single green bird instantly locked onto the giant mech. The sky turned black with them.

“Oh, sh*t,” Corvin’s face went pale. His mech wasn’t built to handle this.

“Lucien, Drake, guys! Save-”

He hadn’t even finished yelling before thousands upon thousands of green birds had already formed up. To them, that black metal thing was provoking them by spewing their kind’s droppings.

They circled and dove like shrieking bombers cutting through the sky.

Plop! Plop! Plop!

A relentless barrage of… droppings hammered down on the mech’s reinforced glass canopy.

Inside the cockpit, Corvin’s view went from crystal clear to frosted glass in a heartbeat to what might as well have been a cement

wall.

Sweat poured down his face. The display screen in front of him was completely buried under bird crap. He was trapped inside a stinky sealed metal can, hearing nothing but endless wet splats and seeing absolutely nothing.

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Calum’s voice came through the communicator “Marcus, use ire to block the barrage Fistan rinse the mech as much as you can Everyone else, we’ll push the flock back. Once they’re at a safe distance, Jint, you get Corvin out.”

These bird droppings still had value. If Alaric could develop it into a high–grade skincare serum, he would never have to worry about military funding again once they sell it through Damian’s company, NexusPrime Tesh

That was why Calum didn’t want to hurt the flock. They weren’t birds to him. They were a walking goldmine, but Corvetuude be left to die either.

“Got it.” Marcus‘ half–dead voice came through the comms.

In the next instant, a thick wall of ice materialized above the mech, like a massive shield, sheltering Corvin beneath it.

Bang! Bang! Bang!

The bird droppings slammed relentlessly into the ice barrier. Marcus seized the moment to scramble out from the rock crevice and retreat to safety. Meanwhile, Calum and the others had already unleashed their abilities and started driving the flock back.

“Kieran, hurry up. My ice wall won’t hold much longer,” Marcus warned.

“On it.” The moment Kieran spoke, a massive torrent of seawater surged upward from below, blasting against the mech, but the stuff was ridiculously stubborn. Only a small patch had cleared after two full minutes of washing.

Jim frowned in visible disgust at the still–filthy mech. His body dissolved into black mist, slipping across the distance in an instant. The mist wrapped around the one relatively clean patch of the mech and vanished.

The others pulled back the moment Corvin was finally pulled out.

“Thank you, seriously.” Corvin climbed out of the mech. His face filled with gratitude. “I knew you guys wouldn’t leave me behind.”

Marcus pinched his nose, visibly repulsed. “Corvin, go take a shower.”