The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 320 Shocking Change (Part 2)

'The game might be a bit chaotic today.'

This was information that Huan Xian and Zhou Xiuwen had revealed long before the competition began. Jiang Hui and the others had also guessed, but they couldn't really guess what kind of chaos it would be; they just kept it in mind.

Moreover, as time went on, most people's attention was focused on the two participants in the actual competition, and they gradually forgot the advice given by Huan Xian and Zhou Xiuwen.

But the increasingly bizarre situation suddenly reminded everyone in the private room of the warning their two friends had given them before the competition started.

So this chaos might not have originated from the audience, but rather... from the two contestants.

"Boom—" Another blood-exploding attack struck, this time hitting Richard's heavy mech, which was quite rare.

Since the two sides have been fighting for so long, it seems that Angel's transforming mechs have been the ones who have suffered the most damage.

Although the opponent was very agile and many crises were eventually resolved invisibly, the heavy mechs seemed more stable overall, with both offensive and defensive capabilities, although they were slightly slower.

This does not prevent the heavy mechs from having a clear advantage; the pilots are clearly more skilled than Angel.

The reason it has been unable to defeat the enemy for so long is that Angel is no pushover either. Despite the constant advances and retreats, it remains stubborn and comes up with numerous escape strategies, even resorting to injury for injury, which makes it seem quite crazy.

This was the first time the heavy mech had been damaged since the two sides entered the arena. Angel seized an opening when the heavy mech was losing and launched a fierce attack, smashing its usually stable chassis.

It would be almost impossible for the transforming mech to pry the heavy mech completely, but with the help of its unique design of its two legs and its ability to move a heavy weight with a light touch, it finally succeeded in prying the chassis of the heavy mech, and while the mech was stabilizing itself, it used its extended stirring mechanical arm to destroy a vortex booster at the bottom.

The weak points of heavy mechs are mostly at the bottom, but unfortunately, they operate close to the bottom, and their bottom defenses are very strong, making them difficult to break through. Therefore, if you want to deal heavy damage to a heavy mech, the bottom is undoubtedly the best point of attack.

However, the heavy mech piloted by Zong Ting was simply too troublesome. The opponent was very skillful, and even Anhe, an experienced veteran, felt somewhat at a loss. The old men in the military really knew him well. But Anhe was never one to surrender easily. Although he had grown tired of a fixed life and committed treason, he also had his own reasons, otherwise he wouldn't have come to the scene today.

Right now, all he wants is to have a good, satisfying fight.

Angel had faced heavy mechs before, but this was a rare sight. The opponent, though described as young, was clearly extremely composed and unmoved, his fighting style seemingly aggressive yet actually steady. Coupled with the mech's inherently extreme defense, this battle was very difficult for Angel.

Fortunately, he was also someone who enjoyed challenges; the tougher the enemy, the more excited he became, and the more he wanted to defeat them. Moreover, if his information was correct, the person operating the mecha was Zong Ting, the newly promoted lieutenant colonel of the Third Legion's special forces. Zong Ting had held the same position as him, and perhaps even held a slightly higher rank.

He was nearly sixty when he achieved this, while the other man was barely in his twenties; the difference between them was like night and day. So what? Angel was never one to shy away from challenges; he was an extreme adventurer. From abandoning his stable career to join a baseless army, from agreeing to join the rebels fighting the Empire, from knowing it was a trap and that the military he once served had his sights set on him, yet still choosing to come alone… he was a riddle, acting solely on his whims without considering the consequences.

So even though time was ticking away and his chances of escaping were dwindling, he stubbornly remained determined to stay and fight the enemy to the death.

Despite being forced into retreat, the enemy eventually seized an opportunity to lift the heavy mech and destroy one of its bottom turbine boosters.

Heavy mechs rely on these turbine boosters for acceleration and to amplify their attack power. There are seven in total, forming a complete booster system. However, the drawback is that if any one of the seven turbine boosters fails, the efficiency will be drastically reduced.

Having lost his speed advantage, Ren Zongting could no longer maintain his previous offensive momentum, no matter how skilled he was. Without this balancing system, his combat power was also greatly reduced. Moreover, due to its size and shape, the heavy mech was easy to defend but difficult to break free from.

As a result, Zongting missed two or three rounds of combat and was somewhat unable to recover, while Angel's side became increasingly fierce.

Perhaps feeling that this opportunity was too rare, Angel's attacks became more and more ferocious, and he even launched two consecutive large-scale combo attacks, putting the heavy mechs in a completely unfavorable situation.

Everyone present was extremely tense, their eyes fixed on the two fiercely battling it out, wondering who would emerge victorious in this passionate clash between steel and steel. No one noticed the dark undercurrents brewing in the shadows.

That's when the accident happened.

One particularly lively area, seemingly no different from the other spectator zones, experienced a slight disturbance. This wasn't unusual in the otherwise bustling and noisy arena. After all, such situations occasionally occur, with unruly spectators causing chaos. Security would likely arrive shortly to handle the situation, and it probably wouldn't cause much of a commotion.

But this time it's different. The ones creating chaos aren't the civilians who aren't very aggressive, but rather the rebels who planned this all along.

They also received the message... to nip it in the bud—

Although they knew that the old scoundrels in the military would definitely send people to guard this place, they already had a way to escape. They would definitely deal with that wavering fellow and some other clueless guys on the field to prevent them from bringing disaster to the organization.

They originally intended to take advantage of the chaos and deliver a quick and decisive blow to Angel when he was off guard. Considering that he had contributed some effort over the years, they didn't expect him to be so useless, unable to even defeat a young man in his twenties or thirties sent by the military, and even getting chased and beaten. He was utterly a piece of trash.

Their backup plan lies with Angel, but the military is largely unaware of it, which is why Angel's decline has kept them from finding an opportunity to strike.

As time dragged on, and the military might soon be able to take down Angel and capture him alive, the rebels, who had been hiding in secret, could no longer hold back.

(End of this chapter)