Super God Academy: Kabuto

Following the guide, the group of soldiers entered a technologically advanced experimental base. The heavy alloy hatch slid open, and a hearty and familiar laugh rang out.

"Is everyone here?"

General Dukao stood in the center, his posture upright, his gaze sharp as he swept over each young soldier.

"I am Dukao, the commander-in-chief of the Super Soldier Company." He solemnly introduced himself, then gave a clean and crisp military salute.

His gaze swept over the crowd and landed on that familiar figure, a genuine smile spreading across his face: "Wukong, long time no see."

"Old Du!" Sun Wukong laughed too, his smile losing some of the aloofness of mythology and gaining more of the joy of old friends reuniting.

Ge Xiaolun, watching from the side, was dumbfounded and exclaimed in a low voice, "You...know each other?"

"How could I not know the true God of War of Earth?" Dukao looked at Ge Xiaolun with respect, then looked at Sun Wukong with a hint of emotion, "He just didn't expect that we would become so familiar."

He took a few steps forward and said to the crowd, "Since the establishment of the Super God Academy, Wukong has no longer been just a figure in myths and legends, and I have been fortunate enough to participate in and witness all of this."

He paused, ending the pleasantries, then turned and pointed to a set of black armor emitting a ghostly glow displayed in the experimental field, his tone becoming serious and formal:

"Alright, Wukong."

"Mythical Armor, this is yours!"

Sun Wukong looked in the direction Dukao pointed, and the dormant dark alloy armor seemed to come alive, instantly disintegrating into countless parts that transformed into a black streak, precisely and swiftly attaching to his body. Accompanied by a crisp metallic clanging sound, a set of sharp-lined, powerful, jet-black armor was now fully donned.

Sun Wukong lowered his head slightly, looking at the modern technological construct covering his body, and slowly clenched his fist, feeling the power contained within. He raised his head, his gaze sweeping over the young and determined faces before him, his voice steady and deep:

"Perhaps, people only remember my so-called imposing presence and my bad temper from myths and novels..."

He paused slightly, a hint of self-deprecation in his voice, and chuckled softly.

"Heh...but nobody knows the real me."

His gaze became honest and firm.

"I've considered being the captain, but I certainly don't want anyone to disagree with me. Today, those standing here are not gods or Buddhas, but only warriors."

His voice wasn't loud, but it resonated clearly in everyone's ears, carrying immense weight.

"Nothing is more important than fighting the enemy together."

Styx Galaxy - Taotie Vanguard Bridge

A deep blue light flowed through the command room, and two enormous figures clad in azure mechs hovered before the holographic star map. Interstellar dust swirled slowly in the projection, eventually focusing on the azure planet.

"Based on the energy trace analysis, our trajectory to the Chiwuheng star system... has most likely been captured by some divine civilization," the Taotie commander on the left said in a deep voice, a cold electronic mix emanating from beneath his metal mask.

The commander on the right let out a disdainful snort, his crimson optics flashing: "With the protection of my god Karl, what gods besides angels are worthy of our fear?"

"Previous detection reports indicated that there were numerous intelligent life forms in Juxia City on Earth that exceeded the standards of pre-nuclear civilizations, and there was a suspected presence of the Super God Academy and its super soldiers." The commander on the left pulled up the data stream and pointed to another point of light on the star map. "However, our reconnaissance shows that Tianhe City, which also has a population of millions, has almost zero defense capabilities and is completely undefended."

His huge metal finger pointed at the coordinates of Tianhe City, and dozens of attack paths instantly popped up on the tactical interface.

"Earth civilization has entered the pre-nuclear era; their planet's surface is covered with nuclear explosives of varying yields." The commander on the right connected to the analysis, his tone carrying a strategic assessment. "Their conventional kinetic weapons cannot penetrate our energy shields, and their weak air units are like moths to a flame before us. But if we push them to the brink and force them to use nuclear weapons... the devastating impact and radiation would be a huge problem even for us."

"Therefore," the commander on the left concluded, a crimson indicator for a low-altitude assault lighting up on the tactics panel, "my strategic recommendation is: adopt a low-altitude combat mode. They belong to the radiation civilization of the Old God River's moral system, and they extremely value life and their fragile cities. We can exploit their moral constraints; they will never detonate a nuclear bomb over their own city."