Beng Tie: What does it mean to broaden one's four destinies in one sentence?

"Swarovski, I need to know the current total number of mechanical guards in Belloborg, their classification, and whether there are any robots like you."

Chapter 42: It's all settled, completely settled!

Schwarz did not answer immediately.

The single red eye shone steadily, as if retrieving some long-forgotten data file.

After a few seconds, he spoke.

"Commander Bronya, please wait a moment."

Next, he compiled a list of data.

"The following are the currently existing and statistically verifiable mechanical units in Bellenberg:"

"Automatic Machine Soldier - Tooth Wolf: Approximately 3200 units."

"Automatic Mech - Grizzly: Approximately 1500 units."

"Automatic Mech - Beetle: Approximately 2800 units."

"Automatic Machine Spider: Approximately 900 units."

"Automatic Machine Soldiers - War Dogs: Approximately 1100 units."

Lin Si looked at the numbers and raised an eyebrow.

"Automatic soldiers... are there that many?"

He was genuinely surprised.

That adds up to almost 10,000 units!

It's already a struggle for the city of Belleburg to keep running, so where would it get the resources to support so many robots?

Schwarz seemed to see through his confusion.

"Commander Bronya, that's the total. But 90% of them are automatons that Beloberg 'borrowed' from the Interstellar Peace Corporation seven hundred years ago."

Lin Si: "......?"

"Because of the company's withdrawal, no one knows how to activate these automated soldiers anymore."

About 70% of them are still in good condition. The remaining 30% have been dismantled and used for reverse engineering to create Belloborg's own automatons.

Lin Si fell silent.

He stared at the numbers on the screen and remained silent for a long time.

666.

He really didn't expect it.

He thought that having a Star Core made him invincible in the game, but he didn't expect there to be other experts.

However, since they are the builders of "preservation" principles, it's reasonable for them to receive support from the company. After all, to be fair, the people at the company actually respect those who practice "preservation."

Otherwise, they wouldn't be chanting slogans like "Everything is dedicated to the King of Amber".

However, withdrawing is in line with the company's consistent approach.

The game's mechanics are quite meticulous.

I just don't know if the producers actually built a company in this game, or if they just used a concept.

If the company were to actually be established, Lin Si felt that if the company knew that Belloberg still existed, it might come looking for 'debt'...

After all, it was 'borrowed'.

Bronya in her consciousness was even more astonished.

Does Bellenberg still have this batch of machinery?

She had no idea!

And what is the Interstellar Peace Corporation?

Oleg was also looking at the data.

He opened his mouth as if to say something, but seeing Bronya's obvious thoughtful expression, he wisely refrained from interrupting.

Bronya had given him a strange feeling from the beginning.

That feeling...

It doesn't look like a commander reviewing military assets.

More like a...

how to say?

Is the player checking their equipment inventory?

I think that's the prevailing opinion among young people?

Oleg fell into deep thought.

Hiluva and Clara have returned to the camp entrance.

Hiluva was directing the automatons to adjust the gate's structural parameters, muttering incantations.

"This is incorrect. The angle of the support beam is off by two degrees, which will cause problems with the load-bearing capacity..."

Clara stood beside her, tilting her little face up to listen attentively, nodding occasionally, and then relaying the information to the automatons.

The scene was actually quite harmonious.

Seele was also helping, but her way of "helping" was more direct. For example, she would kick away the scrap metal blocking her way.

Lin Si ignored them and continued scrolling through the data. The data list was very long, and he scrolled all the way to the bottom.

Then it stopped.

At the very bottom of the list, there is a single model number listed all by itself, with a quantity of only '1'.

[Creation Engine]

Current quantity: 1

Lin Si stared at that line of text for several seconds.

“Swarovski,” he looked up, “what is this creation engine?”

Schwarzkopf's electronic eyes flashed.

"Geological modification units are used to reshape the geomorphological ecology."

"Reshaping the landscape and ecology?"

Lin Si repeated the word.

Is it big?

he asks.

"The altitude is between 800 and 1000 meters."

Lin Si: "......."

He remained silent for three seconds.

He tried to do the math in his head; the dome of Cripper Castle was less than two hundred meters high.

In other words, this "creation engine" is taller than four Cripper Forts stacked on top of each other.

Lin Si was truly shocked.

Berlöberg has been eroded by cold waves for seven hundred years, with scarce resources and a shortage of supplies. How could a "mechanical colossus" be created under such circumstances?

What exactly were you city builders doing back then?

Why do they all seem to be talented people?

Schwarzkopf seemed to know what he was shocked about, and added another sentence.

"Seven hundred years ago, Belloberg had about one hundred creation engines."

Lin Si: "......."

"Currently, only one remains. But according to my calculations, there is a 33.3% probability that there are still creation engines waiting to be repaired in the snow outside Belleburg."

Lin Si remained silent for a long time.

He stared at the line of text on the screen, at the lone number "1".

Only two words kept running through my mind.

Stable.

It's completely under control!

If Lin Si was a little hesitant about the "clear the game within ten days" goal before, after all, plans can't keep up with changes, and the general gave him the task.

He can't possibly spend all ten days playing games.

But now, with the Star Core, the Creation Engine, and nearly ten thousand automated machine soldiers...