Empire: God System

While Sonia was discussing deals and cooperation with Luther, Reinhardt, who was thrown into the Quaker gang's special prison in Bozo City on the other side, finally recovered.

Suppressed by severe pain and weakness, Reinhardt was actually unable to think normally in the immediate aftermath of the conflict. It was not until he was thrown into prison for a while that Reinhardt managed to recover from the severe pain. The attacks of weakness and weakness were relieved. Although the injured wrist was still in severe pain, after the period of weakness, Reinhardt, whose physical fitness was much stronger than that of ordinary people, could be considered to have begun to think rationally. ability.

After secretly cursing himself a few words, Reinhard made a fairly complete review of his two raids on Arthur:

First of all, he set up an elevator ambush and a public raid, both of which failed. What is in question is utter failure.

The biggest reason is that I am too confident, believe too much in my own abilities, and completely underestimate the strength of this Arthur, especially since the other party clearly showed his strength: he killed an elevator subordinate sent by him in an instant. He was still intact, not even a wrinkle in his clothes.

After the opponent had exposed his fangs, he should have been more vigilant towards the opponent and made his surprise attack more prudent. He could not just look at the opponent's abilities on the surface. He had to take into consideration the abilities beneath the water's surface. Among them, you can only think about the next raid after you have enough protection.

As a result, I was reckless and impulsive. Not only did I quickly plan, ah no, I directly carried out the next raid. As expected, I still underestimated the opponent in the last raid, and finally ushered in the battle. fail.

Although this sounds stupid, in Reinhardt's view, it is actually inevitable. Even after reviewing it, he would only think that Arthur must have canceled it when he entered the box to discuss cooperation with Sonia. After all, in his opinion, it was impossible for Sonia's guards to let Arthur enter the box with weapons and approach Sonia.

When the other party came out, he was staring at it the whole time. The mechanical engineer named Arthur had no chance to get the weapon from the time he came out until he was attacked by him.

Judging from Reinhardt's previous observations of the scene, when the opponent was attacked for the first time, he was able to instantly eliminate all the enemies in the elevator with equipment, not his own abilities.

The ability to activate area-of-effect weapons of destruction in the elevator without receiving any impact or damage should have been achieved with some kind of special equipment. It was not something that could be achieved simply by physical fitness.

The other party can't be a person with superpowers, right? Can you launch shock waves from yourself? Then why didn't you use it when you were attacked by yourself later? This is illogical and impossible.

Having said that, the above reasoning means that before the war started, in my estimation, Arthur's combat effectiveness was indeed good, but if I analyze the opponent's only current battle scene, Arthur's combat effectiveness still relies more on External force is stacked up by equipment.

If such an opponent does not have equipment that he can rely on, his combat effectiveness will undoubtedly be greatly reduced. Arthur, who had just left the box and had not had time to get his weapon, was obviously in such a state. The opponent should have been in the most powerful state. In a weak state.