Chapter 702:

Leading city
The town of Superior in Ohio really deserves its reputation! In undoubtedly the most spectacular feat of this century, it only stayed for one night and rose to two miles above the earth!
The broadcast message simply said that Superior had left the earth. However, Lee Hao Kot stayed in the rising town and began to suspect that there was nothing simple about Superior except his citizens. They calmly accepted the rise of the world, which was attributed to one of their local folks, a rogue professor.
But after two weeks of floating, it became obvious that the professor did not know how to put them down. Therefore, it depends on: Either find a way to anchor, or spend the rest of the time on the smallest and most nutty planet in the galaxy!
I
The town of Superior, Ohio, disappeared on the night of October 31.
A truck driver named was the first person to report the incident. He kept rushing westward along Route 202, making up for the time he spent rushing to stop for a second cup of coffee in the restaurant. If he walked another 25 feet, he would enter the pit that Superior had been to.
The extent of the pit cannot be seen because it is too dark, but it looks large. This is bigger than a nitro truck blow up. This was his first thought. He stepped back 200 feet, released a flare, and quickly called.
The national police gathered on the former site of Superior from several directions. They communicated via radio in the vast pit, and they confirmed that the town was undoubtedly missing. They called the National Guard.
The guards surrounded the area with troops and needed more than one thousand people to prevent people from falling into the pit. A pilot who flew over it reported that it looked like a giant ice cream scoop had been bitten into the Ohio countryside.
The Pennsylvania Railroad complained that one of the passenger trains was missing. The train's timetable requires it to pass, but don't stop at Superior at 11:58. That seemed to set the time to disappear at midnight. The truck driver found his things shortly after midnight.
Someone pointed out that October 31st is Halloween, and midnight is Lich's Day.
Others talk nonsense, they'd better check the radiation. A civil defense official raised the Geiger counter, but no matter how he shook it and hit it, it refused to click.
A member of the National Guard voluntarily found a jeep into the maintenance area and found a passable place. He had been walking for a long time, but when he walked out the other side, he reported that the pit was concave, relatively smooth, and did not smell of high explosives. He didn't find anyone, no house, no signs other than the pit.
The Governor of Ohio asked Washington if there were any unidentified planes flying over the state. Washington said no. The Pentagon and the Atomic Energy Commission deny that they have been conducting secret experiments.
No defensive factories were blown up in Superior either. The largest factory in town makes kitchen sinks, followed by bubble gum.
A United Airlines pilot found Superior in the early morning of November 1. The pilot, Captain Eric Studley, has never seen a flying saucer, and hopes he has never seen it. He is now scared. The object was faintly visible from the 12,000-foot-high cloud cover and changed its direction to avoid it. He had minimal satisfaction, and his co-pilot saw this thing, wondering why it didn't move at the astonishing speed that a flying saucer could reach.
Then he saw the steeple of the church on it.
A few minutes later, he relayed a letter from the former Superior of Ohio, which referred to it:
It said that Superior had left the earth.
On the first day, another news came from Superior who was now airborne. A ham radio operator reported an unidentified voice, frankly:
"It's cold here!"
When the train braked to a halt, Lee Bad Kot had been sleeping for the club car on the Buckeye Cannonball. He looked out the window, hoping it was Columbus, where he planned to fly east. But this is not Columbus. He only saw the train driver jogging with lanterns lit while running along the tracks.
The commander looked at the car. The red-haired man in the aisle where Li Huai became interested in him early in the evening asked, "Why did we stop?"
The commander said: "Someone has marked us down." "We will not stop at Superior Station this time."
The girl's hair is subtle red, but it is fake. When Li Bai entered the club compartment, he saw her hatless head from above and noticed that the part of her hair was dark. Her eyes were always reading, and Li Badi had the opportunity to briefly study her face. The cheeks are plump and not contaminated by cosmetics. The corners of her mouth have lines, indicating a tendency to rank her expression as disapproval. Lips are plump like cheeks, but it is obvious that the scarlet lipstick makes the corners of the mouth smaller than those naturally given to her.
At that moment, she looked up and interrupted his inspection, which was supposed to continue. But later, he found that it was enough.
If a girl looks at Lee Bad Kot more than once, or if it is a trained, all-encompassing look, then she should see a man in his twenties-about her age-slim and tall , Straight shoulders, the hair that used to be blonde is now dark brown, a face that is neither handsome nor ugly, and is used to drawing the inside of the left cheek between the teeth, and then carefully.
However, at that time she might only notice the briefcase he was carrying and chained to the handcuffs on his left wrist.
"How long will we stay here?" Li Huai asked the conductor. He didn't want to miss Columbus's plane. The sooner he arrives in Washington, the sooner he gets rid of his briefcase. Wearing handcuffs is one of the reasons why his interest in red hair has only disappeared.
"Can't say." The conductor told him. He closed the door again and walked onto the rails.
Li Badi hesitated, shrugged, and said, "I'm sorry," and followed the command. When the train hissed in the dark, about a dozen people ran around the train. Li Bai boarded the locomotive and found a large group of people gathered in front of the cattle catchers.
Some kind of roadblock was erected on the rails, and every imaginable warning device was covered with the roadblock. There are red lanterns, including batteries and electricity. Flashlight road flares; even an old red shirt.
Li Bai saw two men. They must be engineers and firefighters. They were talking with an old man with a beard. He was wearing a civil defense helmet, a coat and riding boots.
"I tell you, you will cross the edge." said the old gentleman.
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