Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

When the information from the Czech Republic reached the alliance, Aurora reacted swiftly and immediately began to deploy its forces in northern Czech Republic.

The large, heavy military airships had been waiting over Czechoslovakia for some time and were now conducting more detailed maneuvers around the country.

On Lanai Island, Chen Yiran and the senior executives of Aurora were in the strategy room watching the live footage from the front lines.

Chen Yiran attached great importance to this battle because aerial surveillance had confirmed that a large number of Wet Clan mechs had begun to assemble in the Sudetenland Mountains.

In reality, repeated experiments by Aurora's design department proved that super-large mechs have little future. First, their mobility and agility would be greatly reduced due to their weight. Second, their large size makes them very easy targets for concentrated fire. Destruction is far easier than defense; large mechs can easily be surrounded and destroyed by small attack robots that cost only a fraction of their size.

However, at Chen Yiran's repeated requests, Aurora still built a batch of large mechs for use in special scenarios in order to verify their capabilities.

And now, this is that special scenario.

Although the actual effect may not be as good as the small robots, the large mechs look cool and imposing, making them perfect for showing off to a newly allied ally like the Czech Republic.

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The entrance to the Moravian Gate in the Czech Republic.

The garrison here is nervously watching the Polish direction in the night; they have been cursing the Poles for hours.

Czechoslovakia's military presence here is practically nonexistent, consisting of only a brigade of just over two thousand men and a dozen or so artillery pieces.

There were no tanks or planes at all. The dozens of mech soldiers that Aurora sent were all there providing support, but there wasn't a single one here.

Their thinking was that if Poland held its ground, they wouldn't need to send troops; and if Poland was breached, there was no point in defending this terrain anymore, they could just ask their allies for help.

But they didn't expect Poland to just slip away without even defending the area, which left the soldiers looking ashen-faced.

At midnight, they heard an extremely loud tremor in the distance, and they felt the ground shaking.

The officer on duty immediately reported the situation to his superiors, only to be told to remain in place and wait for further instructions.

Colonel Jaroslav Holak, commander of the Czech Army's 7th Mechanized Brigade, angrily hung up the phone and looked into the distance with deep concern.

The 7th Mechanized Brigade, nicknamed Dukla, was established in honor of the Battle of Dukla Pass during World War II.

In 1944, the Czechoslovak 1st Army and the Soviet Army attacked the German forces here, which is considered to be the bloody battle in which the Czechoslovaks fought back to their country from the northeast.

This brigade thus acquired a mission: to guard the gate they had conquered.

Their organization was actually quite good, with two mechanized battalions, one tank battalion, and one artillery battalion. They were equipped with BVP-2 tracked infantry fighting vehicles, T-72M4 CZ main battle tanks, and the Czech-developed 152mm DANA wheeled self-propelled howitzer.

Although it cannot compare with other major powers, and its weaponry is not particularly advanced, consisting mostly of Soviet-era equipment from the 1970s, it is still considered a strong force in the Czech Republic.

But before the war began, the command actually transferred all of their brigade's valuable equipment to the south, leaving the north completely undefended.

Now Yaroslav is completely helpless against the distant roar.

He didn't know what troops the Wet Clan would send, nor did he know how to defend himself. The only instructions he received were to stay put and report back the situation at the front in real time.

"Damn it! What kind of news can we send back? We'll be dead in a second if a fight breaks out."

At that moment, the adjutant ran in from outside.

"Colonel! Come out and see, the Wet Clan is coming!"

Yaroslav frowned and said, "There hasn't been a single shot yet. How could the Wet Tribes cross the previous battalions and come right up to me? Where did you see that?"

"Colonel, they, they're too big! Come out and see!"

As Yaroslav stepped out of his tent, he saw dozens of enormous figures standing on the plain in the distance, bathed in moonlight.

Each of them was as tall as a three- or four-story building, and many parts of their bodies shimmered with an eerie red light.

Under the cover of night, he couldn't see their specific structure and shape, but he knew that if these things rushed in, their two thousand men wouldn't even be considered a speed bump.

But none of them attacked; they just stood there, as if confronting someone.

Yaroslav wasn't stupid. He knew that his two thousand men certainly didn't have that kind of deterrent power. He looked up and, by the moonlight, saw some metallic glints flashing in all directions, accompanied by the blue arcs of the thrusters. He knew that Aurora's mechs had definitely arrived.

He called over the communications soldier and said, "Send a message to the rear, saying that a super tall mech of the Wet Clan has arrived, but they haven't attacked. It seems like there are Aurora troops in the sky, and the two sides are locked in a stalemate here."

Then let all the battalions in front of us retreat! Don't let them get accidentally killed by the aftershocks.

The battlefield fell into a brief calm. In the distance, the number of Wet Clan mechs gradually increased, and the giant mechs of Aurora in the sky slowly took shape. The Czech army, which had been watching from the sidelines, withdrew from their positions.

I don't know how much time passed, or what triggered the battle button.

Dozens of enormous humanoid mechs that had been hovering in the sky landed one after another. They were slightly shorter than the Wet Clan's mechs and much lighter overall.

The moment they landed, their electromagnetic armor activated, shimmering with a bluish-purple glow beneath the scale-like armor.

The mechs of the Wet Clan also moved; they looked somewhat like giant rugby balls, or more accurately, dozens of steel whales.

They launched an immediate assault, firing missiles and rockets as they charged. Their massive size made them all top-tier firepower, and the battlefield erupted in flames in an instant.

However, the humanoid armor on Aurora's side was clearly much more mobile. They nimbly dodged the artillery fire coming from afar and could even maneuver to precisely cut off incoming missiles with the sharp blades equipped on the outside of their arms.

Occasionally, he would raise his hand in a dashing manner and launch a few missiles and electromagnetic cannons from it.

The giant steel whales of the Wet Tribe are much less mobile, but they are still huge and their armor is ridiculously thick.

They had many block-shaped armor plates on their outer sides, but it was unclear what material they were made of.

The armor-piercing projectiles, armor-conducting projectiles, and even the electromagnetic railgun fired by Aurora failed to penetrate the armor.

A distance of a few kilometers is just a blink of an eye for these steel behemoths. The two sides switched from missile bombardment at the speed of light to close-quarters combat.

The Aurora robot used blades on both sides of its arms to cut the giant whales at close range, but the effect was not good.

The giant whales stretched out numerous tentacles, frantically trying to insert specially made bombs into the joints of the Aurora Robot, but the joints of the Aurora Robot had also been specially treated, making them difficult to penetrate.

Both Aurora's electromagnetic armor and Wet Clan's blocky armor are very effective against missiles and are also very strong.

However, such repeated close-range collisions with a hundred-ton behemoth will eventually cause some damage.

More than an hour later, Aurora's robots eventually used their mobility to gradually erode the Wet Clan's robots, rendering them all unable to maneuver.

The mechs that couldn't move were truly lambs to the slaughter. Aurora didn't choose to destroy them directly, but instead called in reinforcements to try and capture them alive.

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On Lanai Island, Chen Yiran covered her face with a helpless expression.

The other high-ranking members of Aurora were all around, and they were all suppressing their laughter.

Chen Yiran looked at them, and her anger flared up.

"What's wrong? It's just that the effect wasn't as expected, but at least it's proven that these oversized mechs aren't very useful! But tell me, aren't they cool? And in the end, didn't we win?"

Jasmine jumped onto the table to chime in, "Exactly! You guys tell me, doesn't it look like EVA?"

That's right, Aurora's giant robot is known as Unit Zero.

The overall structure is a scaled-down version of EVA, 10 meters tall and weighing 75 tons, requiring human control.

Musk asked with a smile, "So does this prove that this path is not easy? If we had the same cost, we could have won long ago by developing some better small robots or by using firepower to overwhelm them."

Chen Yiran said unwillingly, "We need to broaden our horizons. Earth's gravity is too strong! What if we were in space? We still need to build the complete EVA! We have Black Velvet, so we won't have the limitation of only being able to move for 5 minutes when the power goes out like in the anime. It has great potential."

After he finished speaking, he looked around, his eyes threatening the others in the strategy room.

"Ah, yes, yes, yes."

"Alright."

"That works too. It would be nice to put it on the moon as a landmark later."

Chen Yiran nodded in satisfaction: "Hurry up and retrieve the Wet Clan's robots. Let's see what their technological path is. We build them big because I like them. Let's see why they build them big. It can't be because they also like the romance of heavy mechs colliding, can it?"