I rely on myself

Chapter 913: The Battle is Over

As soon as the Arianhrd fleet made some movement, Olga and the others quickly observed it with the help of Raymond Gayton's camera system.

Seeing the enemy showing signs of escaping, Eugene was the first to get impatient and said quickly, "Hey, Olga! Enemy, is there any movement from the Arianhed fleet? It seems like they are trying to escape. Should we stop them?"

"No need." Facing Eugene's question, Olga gave an immediate answer: "Haven't we already discussed this before? We have to win this battle, but at the same time, we have to severely damage the Arianhede fleet and ensure that they return to Earth with a certain amount of manpower. And Lesdal, the captain of the Arianhede fleet, had better survive.
After all, one of our allies will have to return to Earth. In order to ensure that he will not turn his guns against us, it is better to find him a playmate. At the same time, it can also contain the situation on Earth so that we can reform Mars more smoothly. Don't you remember?"

Eugene certainly had not forgotten what Olga had said, but he was somewhat unwilling to accept that the Tekkadan had paid so much for the victory of the war and this was the only result.

Not to mention the casualties alone. Although in this war, the main forces relied on by the Tekkadan were mostly unmanned intelligent weapons such as the Hasmon and the Bluman sub-machines, there were also members who personally drove MS into the battlefield, namely the first and second teams led by Shino and Akihiro.

Although the casualties were not many due to the combat strategy, there were still some, right?

In addition, the materials consumed in this war must be collected in order to produce so many Hasmon and Bluman sub-machines.

The entire Tekkadan has been busy with this for a long time. Although the main force of collection relies on the Bluman sub-machines, in order to ensure that no accidents occur during the collection process, people still have to be arranged to watch over it.

It can be said that in order to gather enough supplies, the Tekkadan and others were very busy during this period. However, after such a great war, although the situation did not return to the situation before liberation, the consumption was still very serious.

It was precisely because he understood how much they had invested in this battle that Eugene felt unwilling to let Lesdal and most of the Arianhrd fleet escape.

They were also unwilling to accept that they were the ones who drove the enemy away, but in the end, the thing was taken away by that nasty guy McGillis.

It was because of these thoughts that Eugene asked again even though he knew the answer.

Olga understood Eugene's idea, but unfortunately, they were not qualified to take away this success, because...

"I understand your thoughts, Eugene, but unfortunately, we really have no way to enjoy the fruits of this victory because we do not have the corresponding status." It was Bisquet, not Olga, who answered Eugene's question first.

Bisquet had a bitter smile on his face, showing helplessness and unwillingness at the same time.

"Indeed, although we cannot guarantee complete annihilation, we can only severely damage the Arianhed fleet and even kill Lesdal. We can do it as long as we work hard. After that, we can even directly counterattack the Earth with the momentum of a great victory. But what consequences will that cause?"

"........."

Although Bisquet didn't finish, Eugene understood instantly and fell silent.

"Endless fighting, this is the only outcome for us. Even if we can defeat the Arianhrd fleet head-on, it does not mean that we can gain a foothold on Earth. After all, in the eyes of the people on Earth, we, the Tekkadan, are just a bunch of little devils who want to interfere on Earth with a little bit of strength. If nothing unexpected happens, we will naturally continue to fight. And it is undeniable that the biggest shortcoming of our Tekkadan is the lack of manpower. It is okay on the familiar Mars. Our four years of operation, plus the help of Gudelia and others, are more than enough. But on Earth, we have no connections at all. The best result is probably to follow the path of the Earth branch."

"........."

It was helpless, but also very realistic. Although Eugene had long known that this world was not good for little kids like them, at this moment, he still felt sincerely unwilling.

Seeing Eugene's unwilling look, Olga felt the same way, but he was more able to accept the reality. After all, as the head of the group, he had undoubtedly encountered more of the same thing.

However, he did not give up completely, which is why he has been working so hard all this time. Isn't it just to change this situation?
Although it has not been done yet, at this moment, at least there is a glimmer of hope and a precursor, so Olga encouraged Eugene.

"Okay, Eugene, let's put aside this resentment for now. We have no way to change the current situation for now, but that doesn't mean there won't be a way later. After all, aren't we already changing the world? So wait, maybe one day soon, this fact will change."

"Olga..." Eugene was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and then he cheered up instantly and replied loudly: "Humph, you don't need to say more, of course I know about this kind of thing... The enemy seems to be preparing to do something, so let's solve this first!"

Seeing Eugene's stubborn look, both Olga and Bisquet laughed. After looking at each other, they did not intend to expose the truth. After all, it might make Eugene completely furious, and that would be difficult to deal with.

The Tekkadan had no intention of stopping Lesdal from retreating with the remaining large forces of the Arianhrd fleet, so the process went very smoothly. Lesdal quickly integrated the remaining large forces and began to retreat.

As for the abandoned troops that were left behind, they gathered around the middle-aged officer who made the suggestion, intending to carry out the defensive tactics to the end in order to delay more time.

Olga and the others were well aware of this and had no intention of stopping it. They simply let Hasmon and Bluman's sub-machines continue the attack.

Under the command of the middle-aged officer, the rearguard troops showed amazing coordination. With tacit cooperation, fire coverage and support, they successfully blocked all the Brumans for a while, but everyone knew that this was only temporary.

As time went by, physical strength was constantly consumed, and ammunition was running out, and soon a flaw appeared.

And with the appearance of the first flaw, there will naturally be a second, a third... and countless others.

Because they already knew what fate would befall them, the remaining soldiers were in complete chaos after the defense line collapsed.

Some people fled for their lives without looking back, some wanted to drag more Bluman sub-machines with them before they died, and of course, some people completely collapsed and just stayed where they were waiting to die.

In short, you can basically see all kinds of life here.

(End of this chapter)