The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 681 Awakening
This shows just how important it is for a team to have a good commander.
On the eve of the great battle, when 011 abandoned command of several base towers he held and came here to fight the common enemy of the Western camp, 2856 was worried that Kas would take the opportunity to seize power and ignored the various clues about the other party. Such a difference in quality is obvious.

The disunity within the team and the difference in command levels immediately manifested on the battlefield.

2856 is the commander. He has some cleverness, but his skill level is not high. Previously, he only directed his subordinates to harass the westward-bound troops and gradually erode their strength. However, he is really not good at the overall situation.

Because the battle was fought on a plain with an open view, there was not much room for strategic planning. Both sides unanimously chose the traditional battle formation, which consisted of a vanguard and a central army flanked by left and right wings, and changed formations as the battle progressed.

The vanguard and central force are naturally the mechs, since human strength is insignificant in the face of overwhelming power. Then, humans form the left and right flanks to advance flexibly, cooperating with the main force of the mechs to ensure that the enemy is completely wiped out.

Although the central army team saw that both sides had two mechs of similar models, the 011 team actually had a heavy mech behind them. Although it would not immediately participate in the melee, its overall arrangement was different. With a little arrangement, it could immediately form a concave shape to lure the enemy into the battle.

The battle between the two armies lasted only a moment before a small, remote squad was "swallowed up" because they failed to interpret the orders in time. They were soon silenced and were probably taken out of the examination room.

All of this happened in the blink of an eye. The surrounding squads didn't even have time to react until they heard the distorted sound of 2856 roaring in the channel attached to the control panel. Only then did they realize what was happening and hastily retreat to a safe range.

"Damn it, what are these guys doing? Don't they want to die already?! They're more trouble than they're worth." 2856 angrily slammed his fist on the hard edge of the control panel, his aching knuckles constantly reminding him to calm down.

This was one of his bad habits; he couldn't control his emotions whenever things didn't go his way. He was often scolded by his mother, who was a military commander, when he was young. Later, he chose to become a commander and gradually tamed his temper, making it less outward. However, he changed from shouting and cursing indiscriminately to banging on the control panel in the control room when he was alone, trying his best not to let outsiders see his out-of-control side.

"That's really impressive."

In that short time, everyone finally realized just how formidable 011 was, a figure whose reputation had been so widely discussed. He was truly powerful; his skill was evident from the moment they met, living up to his nickname "Meat Grinder." No wonder it was said that almost no one survived his attacks.

If 2856 had only heard about it from others, he might have been unconvinced or just wanted to watch the show. But the problem was that he was now the enemy, and the target of their vicious attack was him. He himself could become one of the pieces of meat to be "grinded" out. So, 2856 and the others were not in such a good mood.

Calm down, calm down first. They need to calm down, especially now, or they'll really be finished.

Yes, Yara told them to wait patiently until the moment of the plan arrived. So there's still a chance.

"This person is more cunning than we imagined. The original plan might not work. 3764, withdraw the 14 squads stationed in the middle of the base tower and move them all to the front. If there are any who are unwilling this time, enforce it. Make sure they are on the field immediately without delay." 2856 ordered decisively. The one receiving the order was 3764, who was currently sitting comfortably in the command center. Finally, they're willing to send people? It seems they've been woken up by 011. Kashi thought the other party would remain confused until the very end, only thinking of changing things when it was too late. But by then, probably nothing can be changed.

Although Kashi arrogantly refused to appear on camera, and the other party later moved the camera to show only a blank ceiling, the connection was still there, and the angry shouts and obvious knocking sounds could still be heard. He found it somewhat amusing; how did this guy manage to get to the front lines under Yara's command? With such a bad temper and so many scheming individuals, who else could be cannon fodder but him?
Kashi had lost interest in the battle long before the other side warned him not to interfere with the team, and then created a completely insufficient expendable squad, hiding a large number of people in the rear like treasures.

Although he was happy to cause trouble for someone, then muddy the waters and see if he could find a way to get away—he really disliked the feeling of being controlled by others, but that didn't mean he was willing to deal with a fool for that reason.

That's incredibly stupid. Forget about that treacherous guy lurking in the shadows; he's completely outmatched by 011 right now. Just watch, without anyone else even lifting a finger, he and his men will soon be utterly routed.

Unexpectedly, he finally realized what was happening. At least he reacted quickly and wasn't completely stupid. Exactly! Why treasure those cowardly guys so much? If he had subordinates who disobeyed orders, he'd be doing himself a disservice by not dealing with them immediately.

Kashi watched the commotion for a while, and then someone who had given several instructions finally turned their attention to him.

"The right wing is now in your hands." Although these words did not specifically target anyone, everyone knew who 2856 was referring to. The entire right wing, plus one mech, meant half of the team's command, and this was only directed at one person.

Kass raised an eyebrow in surprise, easily intercepting a small group of scattered enemies, and then said in a relaxed tone, "Oh? Weren't you guarding against me? Why have you changed your mind now? You're handing over the entire right flank to me, aren't you afraid I'll seize the opportunity to take power?"

2856 said in a gruff voice, "Are you making fun of me? Don't forget, we're all in this together. If I'm not doing well, you're not going to be either! Stop talking nonsense and get to work! Right now! If you're going to do it, do it; if not, get out!"

Knowing that this person couldn't take any more provocation, Kashi snorted: "I'm too lazy to argue with you. You only have a few moments that are somewhat acceptable to people."

Before 2856 could unleash his temper and erupt in anger, Kashi took the lead and broke away from the original group. The camera completely drifted away, leaving only the page facing the ceiling: "You said it yourself, that you would listen to me or I would leave with my people immediately. I suppose even if that's the case, Xilai will still take my people in. But I don't know about you."

Is this a threat? It must be a threat! This guy actually dared to threaten him with this?! 2856 couldn't help but slam the control panel again, completely ignoring the fact that his knuckles were turning red from the impact.

(End of this chapter)