To be more specific, the "mobile armor" is intricately connected to the Protoss fragments.

Who says that Protoss fragments, which possess great power, must be manifested in the form of "Protoss"?

It can be a natural disaster or a man-made one.

Lu Ye had already inquired about information regarding "Unit 6" from Hawkins during dinner.

Even in the 21st century where Lu Ye lived, such humanoid mechs had not yet been invented. At most, exoskeleton devices had been developed, and they were still in their early stages.

But the "mobile suits" that only exist in anime and movies have actually been developed in this world.

Moreover, it still uses a steam engine as the driving force, which is quite absurd as it hasn't deviated from the current world's technological development.

There's nothing strange about the mobile suits themselves.

What's special about this armor is its excellent manufacturing process; for example, the joints are almost seamlessly connected.

In Lu Ye's view, what was strange was the person who created the mobile suits.

That "scientist" who appeared out of nowhere.

Unlike Lu Ye who found Violet, that scientist completely changed the timeline.

Lu Ye's time travel has so far only affected Violet.

But that scientist changed the course of the war.

According to the original timeline, the war would eventually end, and the world would return to peace.

If things continue like this, the world will return to peace, but by then, Leidenshaftrich's name will probably no longer be on the world map.

Therefore, Lu Ye came to a conclusion.

Since Protoss fragments can affect the original timeline and cause changes to the timeline.

Therefore, all we need to do is find the source of the world line shift.

Either the scientist obtained the Protoss fragment, or the scientist is the Protoss fragment itself.

Lu Ye could only think of these two outcomes.

In that case, we have our next goal.

Such a person would likely be well protected by the great northern power, Versailles.

It's unlikely that he and Violet alone could infiltrate the area.

In such situations, external forces are needed, such as... the military.

If one can rise rapidly through the ranks in the military, then one will be able to acquire various rights.

Of course, if he had to join the army, he would choose Leiden first.

This sounds unreasonable, but it's not entirely unreasonable.

To get close to that scientist, he must rely on Violet's power.

According to Hawkins, users of "mobile suits" need to be physically strong.

Moreover, the newer the model, the higher the physical requirements for the user.

Verdon is too far away, so Raiden is a good choice. He can take this opportunity to test Violet's compatibility with the armor.

With her strength, she was certainly capable of achieving great military exploits.

The enemy's intelligence network would quickly pick up the information and pass it on to that scientist... then things would be simple.

However, while the ideal is good, it is difficult to implement, and there is no guarantee that there will be any changes along the way.

As the saying goes, man proposes, God disposes, but despite this, Lu Ye still intends to give it a try.

The flame of the kerosene lamp flickered slightly inside the lampshade, and the wall clock ticked away.

Lu Ye looked up and realized it was already past nine o'clock.

Violet was already asleep in the cramped cabin.

She sat on the floor, her body slightly curled up beside the bed, her long, curled eyelashes clearly visible.

"Aren't you cold sitting on the ground?"

These days, Lu Ye believed he had instilled enough common sense in Violet, such as the principle of men and women not touching each other.

But she continued to do as she pleased, and didn't even bother to hide from Lu Ye when changing clothes. This kind of girl is really brainless.

The room was a four-person room with bunk beds, a wooden table in the middle, and beds on either side, but she just happened to fall asleep next to Lu Ye's bed.

Lu Ye picked Violet up in his arms, gently placed her on the bed, and pulled the blanket up for her.

It was still early, so he changed into casual clothes and prepared to go for a walk on the deck and enjoy the night breeze.

There was no one in the corridor.

Lu Ye thought to herself, "Is this military discipline, going to bed on time?"

possible.

He went out and was about to walk up the stairs when someone called him back.

Lu Ye turned back.

"Sir, could you do me a favor?" The man was a tall soldier, his hat brim pulled down, so Lu Ye couldn't see his face.

"If I can help."

"There are still two boxes of ammunition left in the storage room on the lowest deck, and I can't carry them all by myself..."

"Isn't it inappropriate for an outsider like me to go to the ammunition handling area?"

"You think you can steal it? The ammunition depot is not the weapons depot; the two are separate."

"Oh, okay."

Lu Ye is quite self-aware when it comes to helping others.

In the neighborhood, Lu Ye has helped everyone from the elderly woman upstairs who has difficulty walking to the old man at the newsstand downstairs.

He followed the soldiers down the corridor.

"By the way, has everyone else taken a break?"

"That's right, I'm on night duty tonight."

They descended the steps to the lowest passageway.

"It's so dark here, where's the light?"

"The lighting system isn't fixed yet, so we'll use this."

After speaking, the soldier took out a hand lantern, which slightly illuminated the surroundings.

The ground was wet, and every step made a splashing sound; this place really hadn't been cleaned up at all.

The soldiers entered the room, but Lu Ye stopped in front of the door.

Chapter 36 Battle in the Dark

He had his head down, as if he was thinking about something.

"What's wrong? Come in quickly," the soldier urged.

“Okay.” Lu Ye looked up and smiled.

But the soldiers didn't notice that the veins on Lu Ye's forehead were slightly bulging.

This isn't anger, it's high blood pressure.

They entered a room containing many wooden crates, which were already soaked with water.

The soldier approached the pile of wooden crates and began sorting through the items.

He gently lifted the top box slightly, creating a small gap.

Under the light of the lantern, his eyes reflected a cold gleam.

"Want to lend a hand?"

The soldier picked up the box and hooked the lantern's rope with his index finger.

"They're here." Lu Ye helped lift the box.

The box was quite heavy, and the contents inside wobbled as you walked.

"So, what's in this box?" Lu Ye asked curiously.

“Some bearings and parts… Do you have any brothers or sisters?” the soldier suddenly asked.

"No."

"If there were such a person, would you do anything for him?"

"will not."

"why?"

"Maybe he's just too annoying."

“But I don’t find him annoying…” the soldier suddenly sighed.

For a moment, the two of them stopped in their tracks.

Lu Ye lightened his fingers slightly, but the weight transmitted did not change significantly.

This means that the other person is also reducing the force in their hand.

Lu Ye suddenly felt a little uncomfortable in her stomach...

The next second, the box crashed to the ground, splashing water everywhere.

Bearings, nuts, and other small parts spun and fell through the air. Under the light of the lantern, Lu Ye's gaze passed over those parts and he clearly saw the long weapon in the soldier's hand. It was a military dagger, gleaming with a cold light.

A cold light flashed; it was a horizontal slash aimed at Lu Ye's neck.

But Lu Ye ducked to avoid the attack and jumped backward to create distance.

He was prepared.

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