Mobile City Farming Guide

Chapter 59: Exchange Resources, All Prepare for Battle!
The first thing that catches the eye is the Bronze Wanderer, a mobile city with a bronze paint job, heavy armor, and enormous tracks and tires. It appears to be a defensive mobile city.

Next are the Moonshadow and the Wanderer. These two mobile cities have a large number of regular artillery pieces and heavy machine guns, convoys, and each has one level 1 gun, making them seem like assault-type mobile cities.

In fact, Tomorrow can also be considered a mobile city for surprise attacks.

Incidentally, assault-type mobile cities are the most numerous.

Next is the Echo, the most prominent feature of which is that it has 20 ordinary cannons and 4 level 1 cannons. It is obviously a fire support type mobile city, just like the Tarot card member "The Magician".

Next is the Industrial, a mobile city with a bluish-gray city paint job and equipped with numerous cranes, robotic arms, manipulators, and other city accessories. According to its lord, the Industrial also has the ability to construct level 1 fortresses, level 1 traps, and level 1 city bunkers.

Finally, there's the Alliance's first Vanguard, a mobile city with a light gold city paint job, 8 standard cannons, 16 heavy machine guns, 4 convoys, 3 Tier 1 cannons, and a range of Tier 1 items.

After some discussion, the group decided to head to the Twisted Garden mentioned by the Moonshadow and continue their communication via the city radio.

The content involves the exchange of resources, with each party taking what they need.

First up is the Industrial series.

Its assigned task was to construct fortifications such as fortresses and traps in the Twisted Garden, requiring between 100 and 300 units of iron ore. The Industry stated that it needed 4000 units of iron ore. This was an astronomical figure, but when divided among each mobile city, it amounted to approximately 660 units of iron ore.

Next is the Vanguard.

It expressed its needs: all of its Tier 1 cannons were Radiant Cannons, and the more of these Tier 1 cannons it had, the stronger its salvo would be. That's why it asked for help in the communication channel to find Radiant Ore and Radiant Crystals.

Each member brought some Radiant Ore, totaling 623 units. The Wanderer, however, spent 3500 Crystals to buy a Radiant Crystal. The Vanguard thanked everyone and reimbursed their expenses. It then forged a Radiant Cannon and used the remaining ore to manufacture shells.

Next is the Bronze Wanderer, a defensive mobile city with astonishing power, which consequently consumes a great deal of fuel. Therefore, it requests more fuel and coal.

Naturally, everyone generously contributed. After all, defensive mobile cities serve as meat shields in battle; they need to be at the forefront, drawing fire, attacking, and destroying enemy formations.

Finally, there is Liye.

He currently has enough resources, and what he wants most are frost and lava ores and crystals.

To his surprise, the other six mobile cities, pieced together, actually yielded 472 units of Frost Ore and 1 Frost Crystal.

This was enough for him to build a Frostfire Cannon and a dozen Frost Shells.

While pleasantly surprised, Li Ye also felt somewhat embarrassed.

These resources are worth nearly ten thousand crystal coins, but he has just run out of crystal coins. He really wouldn't be willing to use iron ore, coal, fuel, or copper, silver, and gold ore as collateral.

Fortunately, everyone has a need for it.

The Tomorrow possesses a level 1 heavy machine gun, a level 1 rocket launcher, and smoke shells, all of which are currently unavailable to them.

So, Li Ye processed these level 1 weapons for the members and gave them an extra pack of Morning Light Wheat Seeds and Blue Heart Potato Seeds as repayment for the cost.

During this time, everyone also shared the Level 1 projects they owned.

The Wanderer has a Level 1 sniper rifle item.

The Moonshadow has Tier 1 shells - armor-piercing shells.

The Pioneer has Level 1 crop "Black Corn" seeds.

The Bronze Wanderer has a Tier 1 weapon - the Goblin Sapper Grenade.

The Industrial Ship has Level 1 city mines.

"These are all good stuff," Li Ye exclaimed. He received a bag of free seeds from the Vanguard and, through a processing service, obtained 20 armor-piercing shells, 40 goblin sapper grenades, and 2 level 1 sniper rifles.

He didn't want the city mines, though.

In addition, everyone was particularly interested in the instant cup noodles, sachima, cola and iced tea that Tomorrow had, and gave them flour and fresh water to help process a lot of them.

Upon arriving at the entrance to the Twisted Garden, the group temporarily stopped and began trading the various supplies they had prepared.

Li Ye picked up the binoculars and looked towards the Twisted Garden.

The Twisted Garden, once home to the giant tree-man, is two to three hundred meters high.

The first thing that catches the eye is an irregular gravel path, flanked by strange flowers, plants and trees that are tens or even hundreds of meters tall.

Some of these flowers and plants have a twisted double helix structure, some have serrated edges on their branches and leaves, and some have stamens that resemble the eyes of giant creatures and seem to wriggle.

This twisted garden covers several hundred square kilometers and appears to have been abandoned for a long time, with most of the plants in the garden having withered and died.

In the center of the garden is an oval-shaped lake. The lake has not dried up yet, but the water has obviously not been circulating for a long time. Various aquatic plants grow in abundance, and the water is murky and even smells foul.

If you look closely, you can even see the corpses of many giant tree-men.

They are hundreds of meters tall, with aged facial features and peeling bark on their thin bodies.

The mobile cities then entered the Twisted Garden to survey the terrain and discuss intelligence and tactics.

Soon, everyone discovered that the Twisted Garden's terrain was the kind that was easy to defend and difficult to attack.

Then, everyone started exchanging information about the Tarot Card Alliance.

After a series of intelligence exchanges and summaries, the group learned the following information.

The roles of members in the Tarot Card Alliance are roughly as follows:
The Tank and Tower are defensive in nature.

The Hermit is an engineer-type ship.

The Hanged Man, Death, Demon, and Lovers are all assault-type characters. The Hanged Man has already been destroyed.

The Magician is a fire support type.

The remaining ships, Emperor, World, Judgment, and Sun, did not appear, and their strength remains completely unknown.

Li Ye stared intently at the Tarot card members, pondering which members might possess level 2 items.

What concerned him most was the "aerospace" light unmanned aerial vehicle combat platform.

Once the mobile city is equipped with this Tier 2 item, it is essentially transformed into a mobile aircraft carrier on land, and its combat drones can be deployed at any time for bombing.

In fact, the Vanguard Alliance has been gathering intelligence on members of the Tarot Card Alliance and trying every means to collect information on their Level 2 items.

But this is ultimately just a small part of the story.

With Li Ye's "intentional or unintentional" reminder, everyone learned about the Tarot Card Alliance members' Level 2 item information.

Immediately afterwards, the Vanguard opened its mouth.

What he revealed were the Tier 2 items currently possessed by the Vanguard Alliance.

(End of this chapter)