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Chapter 914 The Aftermath of the Giant Monster

In monster-themed films, television dramas, and tokusatsu series, one issue is rarely mentioned, or is simply ignored: the cleanup work after monster battles.

In Cheng Tian's memory, it seems that only "Pacific Rim," "Monster 8," and "The Great Monster Cleanup" touched on this issue in detail, and even professionalized it.

While other works have also mentioned recycling, they have only touched on it briefly, since what the audience wants to see is just giant monster battles.

Unsurprisingly, this issue has also become a systemic problem on MechWarrior Earth, and it is even more complicated because of the multi-dimensional nature of the planes, since you can encounter all sorts of big guys here.

In addition to the most traditional large vehicles, there are demonic units made of pure flesh and blood, and even things made from living organisms that possess both metallic and fleshy properties.

In addition, the frequent disasters on MechWarrior Earth often trigger dimensional quakes, causing various forces to abandon unnecessary territories and shrink their military forces to a controllable range. As a result, there are actually many wild enemies on MechWarrior Earth that have been refreshed by dimensional quakes but have not been dealt with in time.

If it's a battle between factions using large vehicles, the battlefield is usually handled by the victors or the scavengers.

It's not that public morality is particularly good, but rather that some usable modules can be recycled from these machine parts, which is profitable.

But when it comes to living organisms, the treatment is completely different from that of machines. Almost everyone avoids them like the plague, and even the most frugal scavengers dare not approach them casually, after all, who knows if these things are contagious.

Compared to relatively cleaner mechanical bodies, the area contaminated by the flesh, blood, and internal organs of living organisms is much larger.

While various forces, large and small, have similar logistical support departments, their efficiency in handling such matters is generally unacceptable.

This attack by the Demon Empire on the Kingdom of Aub is a case in point.

Incidentally, Eldent, who originally just came to sell energy, has once again become a temporary mercenary and joined the battle.

In a sense, this is also a disadvantage of having your own network of connections; in such situations, it's generally impossible to remain neutral and uninvolved.

The evil enemy suffers a crushing defeat, which is a perfectly normal basic procedure, but the problem of what to do with the monster's corpse also arises.

Doromère, a fire-breathing octopus demon from the Demon Empire, and Gandon, a hybrid beast clearly formed from two different types of monsters, possessing characteristics of humanoid, reptilian, mechanical modification, and three-headed dragon forms.

Orb has a high level of technology, but it is mainly focused on the research and manufacturing of Gundams. These flesh-and-blood metal beasts have obviously exceeded their current processing capabilities. It is not impossible to process them by force, but it will consume a lot of manpower, material resources, time and other costs.

At this time, Eldent, who was caught up in the war, introduced the Radiant Legion to Orb.

For a fee that is half the cost of handling it yourself, you can hire a team of professionals to provide meticulous aftercare.

With Eldent's guarantee and some rumors he had heard earlier in the New Earth Alliance, Orb decisively chose to believe and hire him.

So, about two hours after the battle on Orb's side ended, a golden flying durian pizza leisurely arrived in the skies above Orb's sea area.

For Cheng Tian, ​​he could already directly profit from the decomposition of mech wreckage and corpse fragments, so he was happy to do it even without payment. However, with Eldent's involvement, he could not only profit from cleaning up the battlefield but also make a considerable sum from Orb. Furthermore, this commission had even turned into a legion side quest, which would increase his score in future main quests.

Of course, Elden didn't make the introduction for free; Cheng Tian would give Elden a cut as a referral fee.

After receiving permission, the Sun officially entered Orb's airspace, and a large number of small flying saucers also emerged one after another, beginning a highly professional post-disaster cleanup.

The anti-gravity guiding rays, which can be adjusted to work on specific targets, act like a series of small, high-powered vacuum cleaners, sucking away every last bit of the demon's corpse and bodily fluids.

If it weren't for the battle scars left by these rampaging demons, no one would even know that this place was once a place where demon corpses were kept.

In addition, the radical terrorist organization "VAL-X" also sent mimicry robots and unmanned MA to carry out an assassination attempt on Prime Minister Aub, namely Cagalli.

At this critical juncture, Shin Asuka unleashed his full power, using his pulse to destroy six prototype mobile armors, "Samzacha," developed by the Earth Alliance. These powerful mobile suits, capable of withstanding even positron cannons, were exactly the ones Shin Asuka had dealt with before, so he was quite familiar with them.

As a result, the wreckage of these machines was disposed of by the Sun Legion, and they also successfully unlocked the Earth Federation Forces' machine encyclopedia for the SEED series.

Orb saved a lot of manpower, material resources and time costs, the Sun Legion got recyclable corpses, commission fees and settlement bonuses, and Eldent also got the intermediary fee. It can be said that it was a win-win-win situation.

During the process, the three parties also had more in-depth and multifaceted contacts.

Even an incompetent prime minister like Cagalli, who was practically forced into the role, knew that even if the Sun Legion was doing the work of junk dealers, they couldn't really be treated as junk dealers.

The multi-angle video footage of the seven meteorites exploding in the air to wipe out the insect swarm has been widely circulated on major video websites, which is almost indistinguishable from nuclear deterrence.

Moreover, unlike other forces that possess nuclear-like high-threat weapons, the Blazing Sun Legion has no fixed territory or international trade that it can use as a threat!
A nuclear strike wielder who can appear anywhere on Earth at any time, unless they've lost their mind or aren't confident enough to completely eliminate the threat, will only choose to befriend rather than antagonize them.

The considerations of the higher-ups are one thing, but those of the middle and lower levels are another.

Because the Destiny Gundam was in the maintenance phase, Shin Asuka, who had to settle for piloting the Impulse Gundam again, not only felt dizzy when facing two Domon Kashu, but also fell into deep fear.

One master's hellish training is already bad enough, but two at once? Wouldn't that kill him?!

Although Cheng Tian's Red Heart Domon had no direct connection with True Bird, he naturally became curious after hearing that it was actually Old Domon's formal disciple. Thus, the unfortunate little bird tragically fell into the tutelage of the two Red Heart Kings, Ai.

"Really! The Dongfang Bubai style is it!?" *2
"The aura of a king!!!"

Inside the Elden training pod, Shin Asuka, already showing signs of being trained, gave a strong and resounding response...

(End of this chapter)