The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

This brings us to the fact that L and Jiang Hui have a really good understanding.

Looking at the massive army surging towards her, it was entirely expected that they would "come out in full force." Even if they didn't manage to pull them all out, there probably wouldn't be many left. Clearly, the enemy thought the same thing. Jiang Hui thought, this saved her a lot of trouble.

"start--"

This time they're serious.

Unlike her practice match with Huan Xian, this time Jiang Hui seriously deployed her forces to face the enemy. She divided the entire line into eight functional modules: the first two sections were the vanguard, the left and right sides were the support positions, and the last four sections served as gaps for reinforcement and backup.

She herself was in charge of coordinating things.

This is clearly going to be a tough battle, because the newcomers are not easy to deal with.

Compared to Jiang Hui's slightly more "fancy" military formation, the opponent's approach was much more direct, with the vanguard launching a frontal assault followed by the entire square formation, maintaining their usual brutal style.

In an instant, the two massive armies clashed, stirring up a cloud of smoke and billowing dust.

This is different from the previous small-scale battles. There are no roundabout tactics or cover-ups. It's a direct confrontation of strength, an overwhelming style of fighting.

Regardless of who is stronger, the only certainty is that only the strong can survive in this meat grinder-like battlefield.

Unlike before, this time there were no leaders or high-ranking officers to shield them. They had to personally engage the enemy in real combat, with no chance to avoid it. As a result, many casualties were inevitable.

Although casualties of this magnitude obviously have little significant impact on such a large force, those within it can see their comrades disappearing at any moment. If they are not careful, they may be crushed in this battlefield meat grinder and sent directly out of the examination room.

At this point, so-called scheming and cleverness are of little use. They may help you evade for a while, but you can't evade forever. The most important thing is to rely on real skills and hard work.

The contact area on the front line reached 3%, and the percentages of 7%, 7.4%, and 9% are increasing at an extremely rapid rate.

Both sides' frontline forces were plunged into an unprecedented dark age.

However, the commander-in-chief, Jiang Hui, who was surrounded by layers of protection, was not as safe and at ease as outsiders thought. As the commander of the entire main battle line, she had more and more comprehensive information to control.

Sometimes ignorance is not necessarily a good thing; knowing too much and seeing too far can easily lead to deeper fears.

Jiang Hui didn't feel fear, but she did feel a little anxious. This kind of fighting was too costly, completely outdated, like something out of the cold weapon era. However, the advance was too slow, and in the long run, it could easily result in mutual destruction.

Moreover, it was more chaotic than the era of cold weapons in some ways. After all, long spears, swords, and daggers could not compare to laser cannons, short-range cannons, and long-range cannons in terms of consumption. It would not be an exaggeration to describe the scene as a meat grinder.

Jiang Hui's insurance injury/death progress bar quickly reached 10%.

Too fast, too aggressive. Jiang Hui frowned, pondering how to slow down the pace. At this rate, more than half of the people at the bottom would be wiped out in less than two weeks, and no matter how things developed, that was not what she wanted to see.

Just then, someone else made a choice before her.

With a deafening roar, dozens of dark figures suddenly appeared on the opposite side, a dense, black mass that kicked up clouds of dust. The people below, as if under some kind of command, lined up in orderly rows, clearly indicating that this was not the first time they had started in this manner.

"So soon they're using mechs? And look at the number, did they pull out all the last ones?!" Jiang Hui thought to himself, without delay contacting the rear to send out the last batch of members who had been preparing for so long.

At this moment, he should really be grateful that he went to the east; being whipped by the Silver Moon Serpent wasn't for nothing, as he brought back a batch of decent-quality mechs and resources. These mechs were naturally assigned to those in the team skilled in piloting them, becoming their main fighting force supporting their resistance against the enemy.

Originally, a large proportion of these mechs were deployed by Jiang Hui in batches around the base towers for final defense. However, when summoning troops just now, Jiang Hui thought about it and finally decided to summon all the mechs to avoid being caught off guard, and now they have indeed come in handy.

As dozens of mechs appeared on the opposite side, Jiang Hui's side, as if pre-arranged, sent out their own mech warriors, who had been lying in wait for an unknown period, and positioned them on the left and right flanks of the battle formation, creating a stalemate with the enemy.

That's not enough—

Given his temperament, this is just a warm-up match; what he really wants is a real battle, a true clash.

Jiang Hui contacted Huan Xian in the rear, instructing him to temporarily take over the central command and arrange for his assistants to be stationed in the center, while he himself ventured out of the protective circle alone.

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The first team to enter the arena quickly retreated, and the mech teams from both sides entered the arena one after another, drastically changing the situation on the field.

It has to be said that it was quite a coincidence that one side sent eighty-eight mechs and the other sent eighty-one. In terms of quantity, they were not much different. However, the mechs were of different levels and types, so even though there was a difference in quantity, it was not a big difference.

However, with the mechs leading the way, the battle situation among the crowd below changed significantly, becoming much more intense. After all, having something to buffer and block meant that they didn't have to simply push down the human wall like before, where if they couldn't push it over, they would be crushed to pieces. At least there was a slight increase in the survival rate.

However, this convenience also comes at a price. While these mechs can serve as cover for charging into battle, they are also a huge danger to bare-chested soldiers.

Who can imagine what it's like to be trampled to death by a gigantic creature and then wake up? Many of them certainly experienced it, and it took them a lot of effort to overcome their psychological barriers after leaving the exam hall.

The warriors piloting the mechs also faced a brutal test. The resources of mechs provided in this unified recruitment were limited, and those selected by Jiang Hui to serve as mech warriors were naturally highly skilled in this area, having participated in numerous simulated training exercises during their studies. However, few of them had experienced such large-scale, chaotic combat training.

They discovered that the mechs they thought they were familiar with and could use skillfully seemed less obedient in their hands, and they were not as capable of controlling such behemoths and influencing the battle as they had thought. They even found that even with such heavy weapons that were thousands of times more powerful than bare hands, they still could not protect themselves, their teammates, or their camp.

They are more like confused children drifting through this chaotic region, possessing a great treasure but not knowing how to use it. A slight mistake could not only fail to achieve the desired protective effect but also destroy themselves.

It turns out that even if you have power, you may not necessarily be able to protect others.