Infinite Terror: Infinite Reversal

Chapter 604 Lingzi
Strictly speaking, Luo Gandao felt somewhat apprehensive looking at such a massive fleet and hearing Zheng Zha's talk of "cutting through" them. Countless warships were interconnected, and the internal information and energy exchanges were incredibly dense. Even without actively attacking them, recklessly entering and getting caught in their crossfire could result in being crushed.

But upon hearing Zheng Zha's roar, several members of the Central Continent Team who were also piloting mechs, especially the veterans, all roared back with the same excitement.

Zheng Zha's realm had long since reached an extremely high level; they hadn't seen him lead the charge and utter such a wild cry for far too long.

This is perhaps a kind of loneliness at the fourth level.

Zheng Zha led the way with his mech squadron, and with the unmanned mechs following below, some mechanical dragons, even those with doubts, had no choice but to keep up. Zhang Jie and Ba Wang, on the other hand, led their own mech squadrons to join Zheng Zha, and then swarmed out from the window of the gravitational field at the top of the sky.

Alexander, also a lone wolf, was probably the only local who didn't need to use suggestive tactics to motivate them. He also led his own fleet along. The massive fleet meant nothing to him. He had witnessed hidden technology far beyond the level of his time and heard stories from fifty years ago (though some were exaggerated). Now, seeing this behemoth without any reaction, it would be strange if he could suppress his desire to attack, given his personality.

Luo Gan Daoist was still flying upwards, completely dumbfounded. Before he could even order the flight speed to be increased to maximum, his formation had fallen far behind.

Didn't you guys comfort me by saying... it's normal to be scared when you're on the verge of life and death? Didn't you say you're still scared now?

What are you guys so scared of!
The next moment, the full-speed command was issued, and Luo Gandao took the lead and chased after them.

According to those veterans, in the original film of "Mechanical Dragon," Achilles and Alexander even had a space battle... Although the special effects in the movie were very rough, basically just two models with post-production, this scene shows that the mechs in this world at least have some space travel capabilities.

Fifty years later, humanity has finally broken free from the constraints of the world once again through the power of its own technology.

A window was opened in the gravitational field, and roaring artillery fire rained down from below, blasting into a portion of the fleet that had luckily escaped being torn apart head-on by the gravitational field. Although the Celestial Fleet's technology was superior to that of the human mechs, the concentrated firepower of several squadrons in this area still had some effect.

Zheng Zha certainly couldn't let the locals notice any technological gap... If the alien fleet was so difficult to fight, and even over-specification ammunition couldn't penetrate its defenses, then what were those sea invaders that the Mechanical Dragon was fighting every day? To put it bluntly, the Central Continent Team never expected Earth to be able to fight against the Celestials, but with the Central Continent Team around, the technological gap could be bridged, and even the difference in combat power could be reversed!
The key is to make the Earthlings of this world believe that they are capable of fighting... Before the Celestials arrive, the Earthlings need to believe that they are capable of fighting; and after the Celestials arrive, they still need to believe that.

Often, when facing a formidable foe... it's all about sheer willpower.

With morale shattered, let alone the Earth facing the current celestial beings... the Earth was in a similar state of failure fifty years ago.

If we want the people of Earth to win this battle, we have to instill this spirit in them... Otherwise, the most efficient method might be to sacrifice the entire Earth to the Netherworld Blood Sea Array and then crush the Celestials.

However, even if the Central Continent Team didn't master the Netherworld Blood Sea Formation, given their style, they wouldn't go to such lengths.

Countless human mechs stormed through the gap in the fleet, unleashing a barrage of fire in all directions. Chain fragmentation bombs, designed to be used only at certain altitudes to prevent devastating damage to Earth's homeland, exploded amidst the Celestial Being's fleet.

The so-called chain fragmentation projectile is similar to the fragmentation magnetic field projectile in a microscopic sense... however, the term "chain" is a macroscopic description. Countless small fragmentation magnetic fields catalyze each other when they are generated, and then, at the moment of their formation, they merge into a huge, outward-radiating fragmentation magnetic field.

This was originally designed to deal with space-based enemy swarms. While Zheng Zha and his men charged forward, boosting their morale, they also exchanged ideas internally. Just as Liu Xi had predicted, the fleet's communication methods had been disrupted… They might have thought that using the same communication methods they used during navigation would be sufficient when facing Earth, but they were wrong.

Faced with this unexpected gravitational field… no, "unexpected" doesn't even begin to describe it. Combined with the human technology of this world, this was utterly incomprehensible to the Celestials who had always controlled this colony. The Celestial fleet's external communications were thus suppressed into chaos by a combination of reasonable underestimation of the enemy and an attack that defied all reason.

However, although they appear to be not reacting on the surface, it is impossible for them not to make changes in response to this situation... and to change the overall mode of the fleet, the first step is to restore regular communication.

Zhang Jie could sense a large but thin mental energy field rapidly spreading outwards from a certain area of ​​the fleet. From the perspective of a mental energy controller, this was actually quite contradictory.

The ability to expand one's mental power over a wide area certainly requires a certain level of skill; however, if such skill is truly present, the concentration should not be so sparse. This logic applies not only to mental power controllers in the Main God Space but also to almost everyone below the fourth rank. Apart from monsters like Zhang Jie, no matter how much a typical mental power controller tries to exchange concentration for breadth, it shouldn't be like this.

Just like a piece of clay can be kneaded into a ball or spread out into a sheet... but to make it as thin as cling film is a bit of a stretch.

Zhang Jie, who was in the Celestial Fleet, discovered this even earlier than Zhang Jie on the ground. While transmitting the information, he also extended his spiritual power.

Going against the direction of the spread of the mental energy field, they probed into it... and then launched a devastating mental energy attack.

The next moment, the mental field shattered, but the mental energy that Zhang Jie had cautiously spared, which he hadn't invested much of, hadn't dissipated. He was thus able to "hear" the sound from that direction; with the main god present, the alien language wasn't a problem.

"Wide Area Ethernet framework construction failed..."

"Abnormal consumption of spiritual energy..."

Upon hearing this, Zhang Jie raised an eyebrow. He hadn't expected that these aliens would also call things related to mental energy "spiritual particles." He wanted to see how this differed from the enhancements in the Death series.

But soon, his brows furrowed, and a trace of killing intent trembled in his mental power, making Zheng Zha immediately notice the abnormality.

"what happened?"

Zhang Jie shook his head, not answering directly... He guessed that Zheng Zha would be even more furious if he heard that.

"We've located a key warship... Even if it's not the flagship, it's a communications mothership. Let's go there first."

(End of this chapter)