Gundam, driving a mass-produced machine will change the world

Chapter 193 General, I am from the Federation Army

60% of the helium-3 reserves are actually enough to support the Federation until the next helium-3 collection ship returns to the Earth, and there may even be some surplus.

But there is no doubt that the Federation's plan to rebuild the federal army will have to be slowed down a lot, or even stagnant.

After all, although the Federation does not pay much attention to the residents of the universe, helium-3 must be prioritized to ensure survival needs.

"Where's the pursuit fleet?"

This time, Eli was really angry.

It's not that he loves the Federation so much, but he is angry at Axis for dragging the entire human civilization into the war in order to provoke it.

"They were sent out before you arrived at Kimi Island, but I suggest you use this force for more important things. Now let's continue analyzing Zeon's ideas."

Eli remained silent and turned the document in his hand over again.

It was a photo of an old model, a Zaku II breaking through the air defense circle of the Salamis-class aircraft, breaking through to the direction of the bridge and destroying it with a bazooka in one go.

That’s right, this photo shows the entire process of the Taizaku from breaking through the ship’s air defense circle to destroying the battleship.

Just like the magic photos in Harry Potter, this thin layer shows a dynamic effect.

But rather than saying this is a photo, it would be more accurate to say it is an ultra-thin screen that plays a fixed image.

"This action..."

It looks too familiar.

It's not a familiar fighting style, but it's too much like human movements.

The machines driven by Cardo and Daryl all have this characteristic.

There is no doubt that it is the use of the regenerative P system.

Eli remained puzzled and turned to the next one.

This time it's Zaku facing a GM team.

Relying on extremely flexible body movements, this Zaku dodged multiple rounds of artillery fire, but was eventually destroyed by the squad at the cost of sacrificing one aircraft.

But soon, two more Zakus appeared and destroyed the remaining squad.

This conveys a message.

"Axis, are they using the Regeneration P System on a large scale?"

The regenerative P system does not have high requirements for the driver. The only hard requirement is that a limb needs to be amputated to install the equipment.

"I'm afraid that for those Zeon dead, this price is not something they need to consider too much."

Rebil thought the same.

Axis dared to attack the helium-3 storage base and made such a provocative act, so it must have something to rely on.

Large-scale use of regenerative P systems should be one of the reliances.

"From Axis's attitude and the unusual crash site of the Diraz fleet, their purpose is obvious."

Rebil said this.

"The landing of the Delaz Fleet is to weaken the connection between the Federation and the inhabitants of the universe. The Axis Fleet is to curb the pace of the Federation's military development... Maybe in a few years, Axis will return to the Earth Sphere."

Rebir had already come to this conclusion.

"You also understand the relationship between the Earth Federation and the Lunar Chamber of Commerce. If we can successfully land the colony satellite on Von Braun, the Lunar Chamber of Commerce will definitely support the Federation Army's expansion."

Rebir continued to talk about his guess.

"On the surface, this is beneficial to the Federation Army, but considering the destruction of Helium 3, the other party wants to use this method to force the Federation to put more emphasis on the military than on people's livelihood, and then arouse the dissatisfaction of the space residents."

If the military is to be developed again, the helium-3 resources that were originally sufficient will become scarce, and at that time it may be necessary to occupy the resources that should be on the colonial satellites.

The reduction in resources allocated to the colonial satellites means a reduction in the means of production, and the living standards of the residents will be obvious to all.

"But if it's just dissatisfaction..."

Eli followed General Rebil's thoughts and thought that it would be difficult to really achieve anything by supporting the public opinion of the inhabitants of the universe.

But soon, he realized something. "It seems you have figured it out too."

There was a hint of approval in Rebil's eyes.

"Public opinion alone cannot accomplish anything big, but in recent years, the anti-federation forces led by Augu have been gradually expanding. If such public opinion happens to surge at this time, the anti-federation forces with a public opinion base will be something the federation needs to treat with caution."

Eli remained silent and continued to look through the information in his hand, over and over again.

And Rebil, the most powerful general in the Federation, was waiting for Eli to think.

Obviously, the outside world should be in chaos right now, and Rebil must have a lot of things to deal with.

"What are we going to do next."

Eli was a little confused.

According to his plan, he should rely on the connections of the Revil faction and the support of the Yashio Group's shares to expand his influence in the military, curb the development of the Titans, forcefully resolve the problem of the remnants of Zeon, and treat forces such as the AEUG with appeasement.

In this way, at least it can be guaranteed that there will be no large-scale civil war in the federation.

This is a conclusion based on the current situation and the historical development of the original work.

"I don't know, Eli. It's the young people who can change the world. We old people are doing our best just to maintain the current situation."

General Rebil said this, but he didn't seem depressed at all.

How could he, who had saved the Federation from collapse, be really powerless to change the status quo?

"Eli, there are some decisions I can't tell you directly. However, when you are able to make that decision, I hope you can think carefully before taking action."

What decision?
Eli tilted his head slightly, confused by Rebil's warning.

Rebir smiled and signaled that Eli could leave.

He still has a lot of things to deal with.

"Eli, you are a soldier of the Federation, right?"

As Eli reached the door, he heard the voice again from behind him.

Turning around, Eli stood solemnly and saluted without hesitation.

"I always am, General."

Rebill was amused by Eli's sudden solemnity. He waved at Eli and told him not to be so serious.

As the door of the room was closed, General Rebir took the pipe from his mouth and placed it on the table.

"Eli Lee, the Federation is very different from what you expected. When you truly realize this, what will you do?"

Rebil has always trusted his subordinates. Even though Jamitov had different political views from him, General Rebil boldly allowed him to hold power in his faction.

Only when facing Eli, Rebir always had some worries.

Because the other party's ideas are completely incompatible with the overall environment of the federation.

Eli had never specifically promoted his ideas to the outside world, so Rebil was unable to judge what they meant to the Federation.

But, can I still witness this kind of thought?

General Rebir picked up a terminal nearby.

There was a notice on it.

Explanation on the use of nuclear bombs.

Even in this dire situation, the Federal Parliament is not immune to the idea of ​​power struggle.

I can no longer support the growth of others.

Since the Federal Parliament asked me to report on my work with this reason, it must have been prepared to bring me down.

So what you should do is to take some final insurance measures before that.

(End of this chapter)