The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 696 What are you doing?
Of course 011 wouldn't leave. He and Xilai are essentially the same kind of people. They are equally arrogant and intolerant of others. They won't even give a second glance to those they look down on, but if you provoke him, it will be a big problem. If you give him a chance to breathe, he might chase you to the ends of the earth.

Even at this point, he still didn't feel like a failure. Moreover, because of his previous defeat, he considered Jiang Hui a great humiliation and was determined to win back the match.

Therefore, 011 will not run away. Even if he is the only one left, he will fight Jiang Hui to the end. So, 011 controlled the last heavy mech and led the remaining soldiers to slowly push towards the dilapidated base tower in the distance.

Neither side acted unilaterally, and instead began sending their troops to fight.

With the base tower and the two hundred or so guards outside, the 011 side only had a little over two hundred men left. Neither side was better than the other, and in close combat without using mechs, they were evenly matched.

However, both sides were likely under command, engaging in orderly attacks and confrontations, minimizing casualties. It seemed more like a post-battle regrouping and delaying tactic. As for what each side was planning, no one knew.

After the thrilling and astonishing battle just now, the current scene seemed like a minor skirmish, much less exciting. Even the once-enthusiastic command center fell silent instantly, as quiet as a chicken's nest. Everyone was still immersed in the devastating defeat, somewhat dejected. Only those in the leadership kept summoning those on patrol to gather information and mobilizing all the commanders in the command center to control casualties among their subordinates, lest they end up as commanders without any troops.

"What did you say? He saw it with his own eyes?" 011 tapped the table with his fingertips, pondering as if he were thinking about something.

Yes, that person had been lying in ambush there without moving until they saw him disembark from the mech before sending the message.

It's not surprising for a single soldier to have such combat capabilities, but it would be strange if such a person were a commander.

However, the fact that the other party was not wearing the Yara faction's bandages and laser marks, and this sudden detail made him think.

011 wasn't that accurate. He guessed that Jiang Hui was a spy within a spy. He just thought that the fact that the other party wasn't wearing straps and laser tags might be a breakthrough point, as it was too easy to identify.

A small team returning to the city to report news hurried to the door. The team leader said something.

011 looked somewhat surprised, then a thoughtful look flashed across his face. He called over the squad leader and whispered something to him. The squad leader accepted the order and quickly withdrew.

011, who had seemed somewhat agitated since the beginning, finally relaxed a little. While not quite a faint smile, her tightly pursed lips loosened slightly.

Although he didn't know if it was a trap, he had to take the bait even if it was obvious. After all, the other party had risked his life and was brazenly running into him like this, so he couldn't just let this opportunity pass him by.

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"We need to hurry. The orders from above are that those of us out gathering intelligence cannot linger; otherwise, delaying military operations will be considered treason." A squad leader led his men onto the hidden exit of the heavy mechs. After passing through layers of security, they finally reached the command center. It was heavily guarded, with a commander every ten meters or so, dozens of people tightly surrounding the conference room. Those outside couldn't easily get in, and those inside couldn't easily fly out; the atmosphere was extremely oppressive.

Although they had rotated shifts with their squad leader several times, the atmosphere here remained as unbearable as ever. They were also intimidated by the oppressive atmosphere, barely daring to move, under the watchful and scrutinizing gazes of countless people. They involuntarily held their breath, afraid that any misbehavior would be exposed on the spot.

They were a newly reorganized squad. There was no other way; the battlefield was too unpredictable. Teammates who had fought side by side with them left one by one, and often they would only find themselves alone when the battle was almost over.

These elements can be rearranged and combined; they are essential. This will increase survivability on the battlefield.

Their squad was quite formidable; they always managed to have most of their men remaining after each departure, only needing two more to fill the gaps. The replacements were simply a matter of teamwork and coordination; after all, the commander wasn't busy enough to pay attention to such minute details. They had long realized that to survive on this battlefield, they had to rely on themselves.

This can be seen from the previous battle. They were initially full of confidence, holding three mechs and nearly five hundred people, but in the end, they were left with only a few people and one heavy mech. This was something no one had expected.

So at some point, perhaps the next moment, they might suffer a crushing defeat at the hands of the enemy.

The outcome could be that our own commander unleashes a powerful attack and defeats the opponent; it's not impossible, anything is possible.

Of course, even the biggest problems are handled by higher-ups. Fortunately, they, as lowly fry, don't have to go to report things. They've heard that the commander-in-chief is a bit scary, so they can just wait outside for the captain to finish speaking before leaving.

Unexpectedly, when the squad leader came out, he didn't immediately lead them away. Instead, he called in two newly recruited guys from the team, saying that the commander-in-chief had something to ask them.

Ask them what they wanted to know. How did these two new recruits end up here? The others pondered for a moment, but couldn't come up with anything. They exchanged blank glances and then gave up trying to figure it out. They simply watched as the squad leader and the two men entered the heavily guarded command room.

They waited as always, unaware that the doors would open wide the next moment, and their leader might be replaced. Just as they had anticipated, changes in the world happen so suddenly, without any warning.

Jiang Hui was one of the two people who were specially summoned to the command room. She had sneaked in on purpose, and it had been incredibly difficult for her. Although everything had gone by almost without incident, it wasn't a big deal, as long as the objective was achieved.

Facing the scrutinizing gaze from above, Jiang Hui remained calm and composed. She felt that this scene seemed somewhat familiar. Where was the same scene last time?

"Let me guess...it must be you, right? You have the audacity to come alone. May I ask what brings you here?"

(End of this chapter)