The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 685 Sudden Appearance
1036 and Kashi had just begun their relationship when 2856 was plunged into a new nightmare. He was struggling to hold on, and it was becoming increasingly difficult for him to continue.

A-Ping's ability to control the mecha was extremely high; every move he made could counter A-Ping's actions, leaving him with no way to dodge or retreat. It was like a cat playing with a mouse, not killing its prey immediately after catching it, but toying with it until the prey died from exhaustion due to its struggle.

When I was a child, I watched an old documentary, and there was a short documentary about paleontology. It showed a creature called the ancient raccoon dog hunting its prey, and it felt just like that.

At that time, he found it amusing, and a cruelty hidden deep within him was stirred. But now, he felt like the mouse being toyed with and abused, and his mood wasn't so pleasant anymore.

For some reason, a feeling of powerlessness and despondency crept into 2856's heart. He even shamefully thought, "Forget it, when will this end? I've lost, so be it..." He just wanted to get out of here as soon as possible.

He was once again forced to cower and dodge, but this played right into his opponent's hands, allowing them to circle around and strike him squarely in the mech's core. Despite the thick protective layer, the shockwave was undiminished, causing the entire mech to momentarily freeze.

But then 2856 did something really stupid. Because he was so shocked, he habitually slapped the edge of the control panel.

Therefore, it's best to nip bad habits in the bud, otherwise they will eventually become a fatal flaw.

He intended to tap the edge, but unexpectedly the machine shook violently at that moment, so 2856 immediately slammed onto the control panel and swung it to press out more than a dozen commands.

Mechs are incredibly sophisticated machines, and instructors are always very careful when teaching them. But 2856 caused the mech to malfunction immediately. Coincidentally, the mech's core was also severely damaged, causing it to go out of control.

Aping had been curious to see how the opponent would react, but the next move of the opposing mech was completely unexpected. He had thought the opponent had pulled off some desperate move, but it looked like it had spiraled out of control.

2856 began wildly maneuvering his mech, even revealing the hidden guns at the rear and firing indiscriminately, without regard for whether his own people were within range. He then continued crashing around erratically, ignoring even A-Ping's deadly attacks, completely out of control, like someone having an epileptic seizure.

"What is this guy doing?" On the connection screen, even the usually calm and composed Ah Ping showed a strange look of speechlessness.

Is this guy crazy? How can he fight? He enjoys slaughtering enemies, but following the crowd is completely boring.

And let's not forget, when this guy is sober, he fights like trash, but when he loses control, he's slippery and hard to fight, which is ridiculous.

However, there is no doubt that this thing, along with the mech, should be considered useless.

A-Ping stopped what he was doing and looked at the other person on the screen. He saw that the main screen showed a huge table in the cabin, with a dozen or so people sitting around it in twos and threes. The person in the most prominent position in the center was 011 himself.

Some were looking up at something, probably watching the battle map hanging high above; some were taking notes; and others were looking in his direction with great interest, presumably at the location of the live projection screen inside the heavy mech. "What should we do next, you say?" A-Ping asked casually, but everyone knew who he was referring to.

011 remained expressionless and made no comment on the enemy's dismal performance, only nodding slightly: "Let's wrap this up, don't give him a chance to rise again."

"Yes."

Ah Ping looked unfazed as he looked away from the projection screen, but inwardly he was somewhat surprised. 011 was still as decisive as ever. He had thought the other side would spare the enemies for the sake of the mechs, but it seemed they were still the same as before, leaving no one alive, not even the mechs.

This guy is really... I wonder what kind of person he is in real life. They're all the same age, and he's always thought he's not bad either, compared to those privileged kids, but he admits he doesn't have the same decisiveness and ability to make choices as this guy. How hard-hearted must he be?!
However, the guy piloting that mech on the other side was really terrible. Even if they kept him, he might still be a hindrance someday. It would be better to kill him. Ah Ping thought cruelly to himself, and then slowly followed 2856, who was bouncing forward like a wild horse, intending to give him one last blow.

This part is basically finished. 011 can finally free up his hands to observe the other side, only to find that the other side is not so easy to deal with.

He watched as 1036 seemed to be losing ground; though not crippled, he was on the verge of defeat. 011 frowned deeply; this was not what he had expected.

He watched the battle between the two mechs for a while, somewhat surprised. Although he had expected the opponent to be difficult to deal with, he hadn't anticipated that they were truly skilled. 011's hand, hidden under the table, twitched slightly, a slight itch to act, but reason prevailed over reality. Seeing 2856 cleanly and decisively destroyed, he issued the next command.

"What is that?" asked a man sitting to the left of 011. He was wearing a green command uniform and should be a student majoring in command.

The other person had no banknotes in their hand, nor were they looking anywhere else. They were sitting right next to 011. Although it was subtle, they leaned forward slightly. Given 011's extremely guarded nature, they must have complete trust in this person to have arranged for them to sit so close.

011 was slightly annoyed by the exaggerated noises from the people next to her, but she naturally looked over and her eyebrows twitched and furrowed: "Didn't they say they only had two mechs? Where did this third one come from?"

Yes, at this moment, without anyone knowing when, a new mech appeared out of nowhere in the chaotic battlefield. Everyone was certain it was new, because 011's side had brought three, while 2856's mech had been destroyed and lay on the other side.

The other mech, piloted by Kashi, was still locked in combat with 1056, so this unfamiliar mech clearly came from outside.

Where did this come from?
Regardless of where they came from, they weren't theirs anyway. 011 immediately ordered, "Ayun, take a group of people down and focus on checking the areas near the base tower. This mech came suddenly; there might be a trap. If it's a sure thing, we can use all the nails."

He wanted to see what tricks this defeated general would pull! Whatever it was, there was only one outcome for the enemy—defeat.

(End of this chapter)