Infinite Terror: Infinite Reversal

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Looking at Divana, who was in her undisputed strongest state, Luo Gandao fell silent. This mech, which had been with him for so long, suddenly seemed unfamiliar. Just looking at some of the newly added parts made him feel a surge of excitement.

He even suspected that if it weren't for the fact that it was his own mecha, his sense of danger would have kicked in.

At that moment, countless thoughts flashed through Luo Gandao's mind, and his expression was incredibly complex. But when he closed his eyes and opened them again to look at his mecha, the only thing missing from his face was hesitation.

Thinking about it carefully, the Central Continent Team really did give him a lot of opportunities to improve himself... If it weren't for his current technology and this rather powerful mech, Luo Gandao would probably have found a place to hide and wait for the big shots of the Central Continent Team to smash those aliens to pieces.

However, now, Luo Gandao looked at his own mech... at this mech that perfectly matched his dream, and at the dim sky above the hangar skylight.

Just like the first time he sat on his dream motorcycle, looking out at the unfamiliar off-road racing track.

"Тишеедешь, дальшебудешь."

The burly staff shoved Logan into the cockpit, while reciting the proverbs that should be spoken to the mechanical dragon before each battle.

Although Luo Gandao suspected that... any random Slavic big man could carry him up, such a large formation was quite appropriate for the occasion.

He himself did not notice that the way these burly men looked at him had changed from the caring gaze they once had for a young man to one of respect.

Just like how they viewed Alexander.

After listening to the Allied's unique motto of "steady progress leads to long-term success," Logando casually started adjusting a few internal switches. This was outside the routine procedure and didn't normally require his personal involvement, but out of habit, he did it anyway.

After confirming there were no problems, the cockpit doors were closed, and a hearty laugh came from the channel. It was in Russian, but even without God, Logando could understand it, because it was a proverb that Alexander had explained to everyone.

"Нипуханипера!"

Alexander, of course, was the one who said this. Upon hearing this, several curses immediately came through the channel. Roger Dao, without hesitation, laughed and cursed back: "Kherta!"

Logan had to admit that Alexander, that old rascal, was usually quite carefree, but his pre-battle auspicious words were rather ingenious. Originally, this phrase was a blessing for hunters, meaning "may you get nothing..." well, nothing in a double sense. For such ironic blessings, the Russians would usually hurl a sharp "Go to hell!" as a sign of respect.

“Divana really does mean the goddess of the hunt… very auspicious,” Logan muttered to himself, then activated his mech.

As soon as Divana was carried out of the hangar, Logan took off on tiptoe, a blinding flame trailing beneath Divana, lifting her into the dim sky.

Above the sky, streaks of fire occasionally flashed by. Zooming in on the screen, one could clearly see countless ships rushing toward Earth, only to be suddenly torn apart by some invisible wall, falling into the distance.

This wasn't because those celestials were all idiots, but because Liu Xi's modified gravitational field... was truly insidious. In Zheng Zha's words, this style was somewhat reasonable; after all, one is influenced by one's surroundings. The alien fleet in its clustered state was a unified whole, but when it approached the gravitational field, the outermost ships would be directly pulled away and then utterly destroyed without any resistance. Before this fleet made its clustered adjustment, the ships on this side could only line up to die; who survived depended entirely on the flagship's decision.

Logandao led a squadron of mechs into the air, accelerating wildly upwards. The gravitational field would only be deactivated after the main force had broken through, giving them ample time to assemble and pre-aim. A significant portion of the pilots in his mech squadron were genetically modified humans… Genetically modified humans hadn't been deployed in large numbers in previous battles because, while they were physically stronger, achieving the same level of increased mech combat power wasn't so easy.

Not every genetically modified human is a mecha prodigy... Talent is a rather abstract concept; even clones of the same sample can perform differently in the same situation. Instead of pursuing genetically modified humans being prodigies, it would be better to use technological advancements to increase their starting stats, achieving something like incredible strength.

But at this point, we can't ask for anything more. Besides, using the standardized, accelerated training program, the average performance of genetically modified humans is actually better than that of ordinary, hastily trained mechanical dragons. The Allied genetically modified humans will be led by outstanding representatives like Logandao and Alexander.

This was the first time Luo Gandao had commanded so many people. He practiced for a while before finally opening the input terminal of the formation channel and issuing the order to activate the X-ray vision aiming system. When the main force reached the predetermined altitude and the gravitational field was removed, the countless mechs below would launch a concentrated attack on the key parts of the alien fleet above.

However, he didn't realize one thing... Although no mech squadron had reached the designated altitude yet, the enemy fleet's reaction was really strange.

No, strictly speaking... it hasn't even reacted yet.

Zhang Jie, who was stationed on the ground, frowned. His mental power could already cover a very large area, and with the expanded detection range from his distraction, he quickly discovered the problem.

“They’re too close to see the overall movement of the fleet… but in my mental detection, the Celestials’ fleet didn’t react at all,” Zhang Jie said. “This massive fleet deployed its formation as it approached Earth, intending to surround it. This shows that the Celestials have a plan.”

"But why are they still pressing in here after the outer ships have been torn apart by this gravitational field? If they really wanted to press in, they wouldn't even need to deploy their formations; they could just run them over directly, wouldn't they?"

Zheng Zha was still connected to Zhang Jie's mental energy, and when he heard Zhang Jie's complaints, he found them quite reasonable... It was indeed a contradictory situation. Could it be that the Celestials were really idiots?
"Is it possible that there was a problem with their information transmission?" Liu Xi's voice echoed in the mind chain. "Don't forget, the Celestials' communication methods are different from ours... And you tore apart the mental energy field surrounding Earth before, is it possible that these two things are related?"

Upon hearing this, both Zheng Zha and Zhang Jie were startled.

"So, it wasn't that they had other plans at all... but rather that their information transmission went wrong, making them completely unable to cope with the gravitational field attack!" Zheng Zha said excitedly. "If the plan has changed, don't shut down the gravitational field. Leave us a way out... the rest of the plan remains the same!"

Liu Xi thought about it and realized that Zheng Zha's idea made sense... Maintaining this gravitational field wasn't a particularly heavy burden for her right now. After all, she wasn't undertaking any other combat missions, and simply maintaining the gravitational field distortion was something she could manage.

"can."

The next moment, Zheng Zha's roar rang out in the Mechanical Dragon's main channel: "The enemy is being held back by our protective force field. Activate the drone mech array and launch a full charge!"

"Crush them before they can react!"

(End of this chapter)