The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

But even so, none of them could stop.

In battle, it is impossible to distinguish friend from foe; all they can do is rely on orders and instincts to fight.

Equipped with mechs, they also face sieges, sometimes one-on-one, and then they may face sieges again as the battle progresses.

Breaking through the encirclement was impossible; the only option was to contact the main force, follow the commander-in-chief's orders, and continuously fight back to break out, only to be surrounded again and scattered once more, in a vicious cycle.

The scene was chaotic, with dust flying everywhere. The two sides were completely mixed up and gradually became bloodthirsty, not even caring whether the person they were cutting was a stranger or a fellow soldier.

Only the two leaders on both sides could clearly discern the true situation; only they knew exactly how far the battle lines had advanced.

Boom, boom!

With a deafening roar, something crashed heavily to the ground. Amidst the swirling dust, something seemed poised to emerge from the depths, shaking the surrounding area.

Mechs were once merely conceptual tools for the tiny human race to dream of soaring through the skies. From conception to reality, they eventually came to life in the future.

Today, there are thousands of types of interstellar mechs, and the development of mechs has long surpassed even the imagination of the humans who created them.

However, as a machine born for war, its origins are naturally inseparable from combat.

"Among a myriad of mechs, the standard reigns supreme"—this is the title of a certain star-level mech design competition, and the "standard" here refers to standard-class mechs.

Whether it's animal-type mechs developed based on biological characteristics to suit various occasions, or various battlefield mechs developed later to adapt to local conditions, or even the combination mechs that are now more suitable for large-scale battles, they are all derivative products and cannot truly replace standard mechs in terms of function and status.

Today, standard-type mechs are still the most commonly used in interstellar space and even on the battlefield. How to properly use a standard-type mech and maximize its effectiveness has become a compulsory course for every space mech warrior and has long been a consensus.

However, even among standard-class mechs, there are differences. For example, the mech that suddenly appeared was of the highest level in terms of grade, quality, and attributes, and it stood above all the other mechs present.

This is a fire-attribute S-class standard armor.

It was brand new with no signs of use, showing that the owner of the mecha had only recently acquired it and was only now putting it to use.

Its appearance was like the opening of a curtain, and the mechs on the field retreated to the front line to make enough space for it to move forward, and the formation was changed in an instant.

"Whoosh—" With a deafening sound of air being torn apart, raging flames swept across most of the mechs in the arena, accompanied by the loud clatter of heavy mechanical parts grinding together, and a rain of fire instantly engulfed the entire midfield.

Countless cries of agony arose, and with that glimmer of light as a star, the enemy transformed into a tangible "curved blade" and swung it mercilessly toward the other side.

The meticulously arranged "chessboard" was overturned, shattering from all sides. Each piece within it could only tremble along with the massive machine, desperately trying to grasp a foothold in the turbulent wind. "Block it! Block it! Don't let it get into the middle! C11, C17, C19, listen to me! This is an order! Don't let their main battle line get in!"

"It's too late. The S-class fire-attribute mech that led the way has already destroyed half of the pre-arranged layout. Now, stopping them is just a drop in the ocean."

"Even if it seems impossible, it has to work. Throw out all the leads you have, try to stop them first. If you can't stop them, then there's no next step—"

"No, their strength is undeniable. Control room, call the main control panel—requesting orders from the commander-in-chief. They're completely unpredictable. If we don't adjust our layout soon, all our lines will be disrupted, and the consequences will be unimaginable."

"G, G, are you listening? Stop acting like nothing's wrong. That person is definitely not the enemy we encountered before. You—"

"She's been absent for some time now. Listen to me, calm down, she just gave some instructions—"

"She knew? What did she know?! If she knew, she wouldn't have just abandoned this mess and run away. What are we going to do now? She's completely insane! An S-class fire-attribute mech, who can stop it, huh?"

"Ahhh, there they are! They've really arrived! Quick, go and meet them—"

Suddenly, an extremely dense purple hue emerged from the almost radiant flames, and then burst open as if erupting, with two enormous balls of color colliding and scattering smoke in all directions.

That's how things are in the world; one thing rises while another falls.

Since the S-class fire-attribute mech appeared on the battlefield, L's mech squad has been unstoppable, breaking through Jiang Hui's formations one module after another like cutting through enemy lines. It looked like they were about to "chop" the entire squad into the middle—

At this point, something to restrain it naturally appears.

Just as no one expected that an S-class fire-attribute mech would suddenly appear in L's team, no one expected that an S-class lightning-attribute mech, also without any signs of use, would appear on the battlefield at the same time.

In roughly the same way as to "repay" L for so brutally tearing apart her battle formation, G retaliated in an extremely similar manner, directly piloting that S-class mech with the ability to flatten and destroy to appear behind L, and then—directly detaching and cutting off L from the rear ranks.

This offered no real support to Team G, who were frantically calling for reinforcements at the front, but it effectively halted the enemy's advance, especially the frontline troops who had already reached the far front.

God knows how they managed to resist the urge to immediately retreat and remained rooted to the spot!
Currently, their A-team does have a good initial advantage, but not all of their members are mech warriors. Nearly 90% of their personnel are still being held back in the rear—except for the A-class mech warriors. If they simply ignore it and allow that S-class mech to wreak havoc in their rear, it will directly seize their territory, and the consequences will be unimaginable.

However, if they choose to defend now, the effectiveness of their previous actions will be greatly reduced, and they will lose their advantage and initiative. Wouldn't that be like putting their own head in a trap?
Besides, whether or not to accept it is not up to them; it depends on who chooses!
"L?!"

"Go back! Immediately push back the border lines at R3, R8, and R9, and find a way to redraw the battle zones. Her goal is to contain us; once we withdraw, she won't linger and will need to connect to the main control room. Reorganize the forces—"