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Chapter 893. Ascending to Heaven and Diving into Water? He puts her first! A stunning "walking on air" in the water!
Moreover, there are neural connections between the mechs and their pilots.

These bio-voice control commands need to bypass the mech's neural connection system and involve a separate, complex set of calculations.

The mechs are enormous, and many functions need to be implemented and put into basic use in actual combat, which is far from easy to imagine.

Therefore, it was probably from the 4th generation series that the various mechs began to fully utilize this innovative technology.

Later, as the fifth generation of mechs from various series were released one after another, this voice technology gradually became more and more perfect.

Once the voice data entry is complete, all the data is considered fully debugged.

Just as they were about to take the next step, Ares sent a message.

Clearly, he had completed all the settings before her and had already set up the team communication.

Charlotte connected with him.

"Are you ready?" His voice was cold and indifferent on the other end of the communication.

Charlotte moved her hands, getting a first sense of the synchronized movements of the robotic arm.

“Yes, I’m ready,” she replied as she worked.

The gravity of Gruvade is stronger than that of ordinary planets, so you need to pay attention to the subtle differences when piloting it.

Charlotte, as usual, sensed the force on her body, especially in her legs.

Today, her focus is on practicing "stepping into the air," so she naturally wants to perfect it and do her best.

She has always had high standards for herself.

Proceed step by step, gain a comprehensive understanding.

Charlotte lifted her leg and started walking towards her destination.

Today, she doesn't want to go to heaven, but rather... enter the water!
To "step into thin air" in the water—that was Charlotte's purpose for this trip.

The vast bodies of water on the planet Gruvide are her best training ground.

"I'll send you the data. Get used to it first," Ares's voice came again.

Soon, a series of data appeared before Charlotte's eyes.

Without his explanation, Charlotte understood that this was all data related to the planet Gruvade, and it was also necessary for using the "airborne" technique in the water.

The difficulty level of using "stepping into the air" varies depending on the location.

Using the "Skywalk" skill in space is relatively easy, without needing to consider various additional conditions.

After all, the universe is in a vacuum.

Therefore, this is also the difficulty level of the basic mecha skill.

However, when a mech enters the airspace within the gravitational pull of a planet, using "stepping into the air" becomes much more complicated.

It needs to take into account various factors such as planetary gravity, mecha mass, and the planet's own celestial motion characteristics.

Not to mention, using mechs directly on a planet requires considering even more details.

This is not like a simulated training ground on a planet, where all the data has been manually adjusted, eliminating redundancy and complexity.

Performing "air jumps" in non-specialized venues requires an enormous amount of computation, placing extremely high demands on mech pilots.

Even if the mech pilot cannot calculate precisely, he should at least be able to estimate the results of the interaction of various forces in real time.

In real combat, where on-the-spot reaction is extremely demanding, this is no easy feat.

The difficulty increases progressively.

Therefore, using "stepping into the air" on a certain planet is no longer at a rudimentary level.

Now, Ares is using this data of hers for this very purpose.

Of course, even without the data he released, Charlotte could obtain it through Alpha.

They either searched for relevant information or conducted on-site calculations, just as Alpha did in Uller.

For it, these are just minor tricks, merely requiring more time. However, even with the data, powerful real-time computing capabilities are still essential.

It's not simple no matter how you look at it.

"I'll get used to it as I go. Let's go into the water first." Charlotte walked towards the water's edge.

The vast expanse of water is boundless, its color a deep blue, stretching to the horizon where the water and sky merge into one.

Moreover, according to the data Ares transmitted to her, the density of this water is similar to that of seawater.

Although Charlotte didn't know much about this place, she tentatively called it "the sea".

The enormous mechs walked on the ground, causing the surrounding earth to tremble slightly.

The moment its massive mechanical foot stepped into the water, it stirred up bursts of water, creating an astonishing sight.

Ares followed Charlotte closely, completely deferring to her.

Two mechs stepped into the water, stirring up the once calm surface.

Its Titan-like height and the cold, hard metal material of the mecha's surface made it all the more awe-inspiring.

Once they were in the water at a certain depth, Charlotte activated the thrusters on his legs.

She carefully sensed the force of the thrusters, moving her body in accordance with their force.

One cannot rely entirely on the strength of one's feet on the ground, but must move through the interaction of forces.

These seemingly casual movements actually test one's skills the most.

This is the essence of "missing the boat".

Using "stepping into the air" in water is far more difficult than using it on land.

It also needs to consider factors such as planetary gravity, mecha mass, water buoyancy, water flow speed, and water pressure.

Even though Ares has already transmitted the most basic data to her, applying this data in practice requires careful consideration and is no longer a simple mathematical calculation problem.

Charlotte first used the "airwalk" skill in the water during a friendly match with Parton.

That time, she amazed everyone.

Not to mention, she had many other shocking moves.

The internal oxygen system operates quietly, ensuring that the mech does not experience oxygen shortages even after it is fully submerged in water.

The planet Gruvide was already quiet, and it became even more silent after entering the water.

Charlotte and Ares maintained constant communication within the team.

However, neither of them spoke.

Silence spread all around.

Until Charlotte slowly raised her mechanical right foot, a cold and faint "stepping into thin air" was heard.

This is a voice command, crisp and efficient.

In an instant, the pressure sensor near the thruster was activated.

Taking all the data in the water into account, Charlotte controlled her strength and suddenly pressed down with her raised mechanical right foot.

The pressure sensors near the thruster immediately calculated the downforce value and then applied it directly to the energy thruster.

In automatic operation mode, the energy thruster will have a thrust intensity that corresponds to the force applied when the foot is pressed down; these are all pre-set.

The force of Charlotte pressing down with her feet and the upward thrust of the propeller created an interaction between the two forces.

The two forces counteract each other, while ensuring that the propulsion force subtly prevails, lifting the feet upward by an invisible force.

Turning the abstract into the concrete—though not physically grounded, yet feeling as if walking on flat ground—this is the true meaning of "stepping into the void."

This wasn't the first time Charlotte had used "stepping into the air" in the water; she could walk very steadily without much adjustment.

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