The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 415 Question
The Fiery series is one of Carlo's early works, and it hasn't been that long since then, only a little over ten years.

In fact, you can tell from his name that Carlo is quite ambitious. In his previous blueprint for the future, he also envisioned "Fire System II" and "Fire System III", but these were indefinitely shelved before they could be realized due to certain practical factors.

So, more than a decade later, Carlo no longer resides on the capital star but has returned to the star system from which he was born. The plans for the second and third systems have been shelved ever since and have never been mentioned by Carlo again.

However, Carlo still cherishes the completed "Fire Series" piece and is proud of it. Although the creation of this piece brought him initial glory, it also cast a shadow over his career for the next decade or so, he still deeply loves it.

So when the school asked him to analyze the work, he hesitated for a moment but soon agreed.

Of course, this is just a rough explanation. After all, even such a rough explanation may not be understood by many people. Carlo still put in a lot of effort to prepare modules that everyone can understand.

The simulation platform operated as scheduled, and the huge auditorium was bathed in a fiery red glow.

It is a kind of beauty that combines static and dynamic elements, resembling a raging fire. It stands there quietly, and even if it is only an untouchable phantom, its fiery red light is still deeply imprinted in everyone's mind.

Beautiful, very beautiful, radiating a brilliance like the sun from the inside out—this was Jiang Hui's first impression of the Blazing Fire Clan.

Even without knowing the performance and parameters of this mecha, one can tell from its lines, shape, and the magnetic field surrounding it that it is no ordinary object.

In fact, since Jiang Hui came to Xinji, most of the mechas she had encountered were standard humanoid mechas. Her knowledge of other types of mechas mostly came from books or media reports. She hadn't seen many real mechas; the fully armed heavy mecha in the last open competition and the special type of transforming mecha used in battlefields could barely be considered two types.

This time, she unlocked another category: the Blazing Fire series, which is a typical one-piece suit.

This mecha category is a bit difficult to understand because it's a rather controversial type of mecha in the current mecha world. Many people think that creating a separate category for it is redundant and unnecessary—because it's a completely niche mecha. Few people can construct it, and its use on the battlefield is also very limited.

But it truly exists, no matter how many generations have passed. Even though many types of mechs have become obsolete and disappeared into the annals of history due to technological obsolescence, it still exists.

The so-called one-piece armor is a single piece of armor, which is made of one material, one structure, and even the entire mobility is connected as a whole.

This is hard to understand, so let me give you an example. A typical mech operates in modules; hands are hands, feet are feet, and touchscreens also operate in sections. Losing one part doesn't necessarily affect the operation of the other parts.

Unlike the one-piece armor, it uses a woven structure of interlocking rings, and it is a thick one at that, somewhat similar to the chainmail, a cold weapon defensive artifact of the old civilization on Earth. However, its composite structure and craftsmanship are far more complex and sophisticated.

This armor type combines defense and flexibility, possessing a suppleness uncommon in ordinary mechs, making it exceptionally adept at defending against enemy attacks. However, when it attacks, it can transform its suppleness into a sharp blade aimed directly at the enemy, dealing damage that is two levels higher than ordinary mechs of the same class.

Furthermore, because its entire mech is constructed from a series of tiny, interlocking interlocks, it uniquely creates a protective tension, making its defensive capabilities even higher than those of typical heavily armored mechs. Especially against ranged attacks, it generates an extremely high reaction force, becoming stronger with each attack and rebounding back in an instant.

However, this type of mech also has very obvious weaknesses. Because the entire structure is highly interconnected, damage to any critical part will have a huge impact on the entire mech. If several parts are damaged, the performance and even the operational kinetic energy of the entire mech will decline. And its biggest weakness is close combat, especially against sharp and thin melee weapons. If their overall hardness is similar, it can eventually wear down the opponent.

However, this drawback is not so noticeable because mechs are still rarely equipped with sharp, melee weapons. Such weapons are practically useless in most mech battles, and it's impractical to specifically equip them with such weapons just to accommodate the possibility of one-piece mechs; that would be a significant burden for mechs with limited equipment.

Of course, no one would gamble on such a possibility. Of all armor types, one-piece armor is undoubtedly a type with very clear weaknesses and disadvantages, unsuitable for most battlefields. In addition, it is difficult to manufacture and expensive to counterfeit, and has been declining in recent years.

The Blazing Fire series developed by Carlo is a typical and standard one-piece armor. However, it also uses a more special inner and outer layer structure, giving the one-piece armor a "bone".

In his research on the Blazing Fire series, he considered the obvious shortcomings of the one-piece armor and made significant improvements to address them, making it truly suitable for battlefield testing and allowing it to shine brightly.

This is why it was selected as an Imperial Certified Mech, and it is also the first time since the Eighth Star Era Conjoined Armor was introduced that someone has modified this special type of mech.

Carlo's modifications were clearly a great success, creating a sensation among mech enthusiasts across interstellar space. That year, sales of all kinds of one-piece suits skyrocketed, and several new stars emerged who piloted one-piece suits.

This is why people still remember the Fiery Lineage even after Carlo disappeared from public view for more than a decade, because its reappearance was truly legendary.

And now this legend and its creator are standing in front of them, explaining to them some of the ideas and insights he had when developing this mech.

Mr. Carlo's lecturing skills were as excellent as ever, with clear thinking. Although he only gave a general lecture, Jiang Hui still managed to absorb a lot of useful knowledge, which was another great asset to her.

Sheda Caro explained the three main directions of the Fire System in one go, but then he didn't continue with the last two topics that were originally planned. He paused, intending to interact with the students who had been listening for a long time.

"We've finished half of today's lesson, and I believe you all have a general understanding of the overall framework and some of the ideas for the Blazing Fire system. Now, please allow me to ask you a question. I wonder if any of you can answer it for us?" Carlo threw out the first question of the day.

(End of this chapter)