Abnormal crossing

Chapter 273 As expected of a rich woman!
be honest.

Before I inexplicably traveled to the sea of ​​stars.

Gu Wei, known among readers for his diligent updates, rarely has the leisure to team up with others who prefer to slack off and play games like five-man brawls or eight-man shovel duels.

I haven't added any of those names like "What Job Should Be Done", "Beichuan Nanhai", "Pure Nine Lotus Lantern", or "Misty Sky Building" as game friends.

Therefore, it's perfectly reasonable that Gu Wei didn't sleep well before his first mecha team competition.

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In short, it was the afternoon of the team competition.

The time had just arrived.

Gu Wei, who had been waiting outside the mech combat room for a long time, quickly slipped into the cabin and logged into the game.

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With a flash of white light similar to the start-up animation of Genshin Impact, Gu Wei appeared in the personal center of Mech Overlord, which is the game's hangar hub.

The most eye-catching thing in the hangar hub is still the Fishing Man's Fury, which occupies about half of the entire space. In addition, there are various tools and equipment hanging on the walls. However, the overall volume of the hangar is a little bit larger than when Gu Wei first registered the game.

This is not Gu Wei's hallucination.

Because the size of the hangar in "Mech Master" changes with the player's score and title, and it will not shrink even if the player is downgraded occasionally. Gu Wei is no longer the complete newbie who can't even control his walking. Although he is still a bottom-tier rookie among mech pilots, he has at least broken 700 points and has earned the title of trainee for a year and a half.

But then again.

The expansion effect that comes with this upgrade isn't particularly noticeable. According to Kai, players will need to reach around 20,000 points before the storage space doubles.

As for more time-saving and labor-saving ways to expand capacity...
Of course, it's about spending real money!
"Drip-drip-"

Not long after Gu Wei climbed into the cockpit of the mech, the semi-transparent game communication bar in front of him lit up.

【Iris Song】: 【Pigeon, are you online yet?】

Gu Wei immediately sent over an O'GilK emoji.

After a while.

An invitation arrived:
Player 'Red Elite Soldier' ​​invites you to join the team battle.

[Number of Players: 29 (Unfinished) VS 30 (Victory Vow)]

[Battle Scenario: Random]

[Winning condition: Only one can survive! (Completely eliminate all of the opposing team's forces)]

Join now? Yes/No

Gu Wei's eyes quickly swept over the invitation, and he clicked "Yes" without hesitation.

Swah——

next second.

Gu Wei, along with the Fishing Man's Fury, disappeared from the hangar's central control room and appeared in a closed warehouse.

It is different from the war zone during the civil war.

Although this warehouse is also a spacious enclosed space, it is completely empty except for the dark alloy walls, and there are no pipes or wiring facilities to be seen.

Gu Wei's first impression of this scene was that it was a large, enclosed iron box.
"correct."

Then Gu Wei suddenly remembered something, looked away from his surroundings, and placed his finger on a button on the control panel: "Hey, hey, big-eyed guy, are you in yet?"

A few seconds later, a leisurely voice with large eyes came from the mecha's AI: "They're in."

Gu Wei immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

Great, the cheat didn't disconnect, and the subscription was renewed successfully.
With a tactical genius like Big Eyes around, things will be a bit easier once the team battles start.

To know.

The opponents in this team competition are quite strong. Assuming their team composition is similar to Wei Jing's, there might even be one or two mech pilots with a rank of 10,000 or higher.

This is much more difficult than the last civil war.
So despite his excitement, Gu Wei remained calm throughout – he was very clear about his own position, and that he was here to broaden his horizons and learn.

If you're unlucky and encounter an opponent far stronger than yourself, then give it a shot; it's not shameful to lose.

If you're lucky enough to encounter an opponent of similar strength and not too far outnumbered, then you must eliminate at least one of them; that's the bottom line.

To put it more simply.

The point is to project momentum; you absolutely cannot be treated like a spinning top, otherwise you can go back and listen to "I Heard You Say That" on repeat.
Gu Wei then took a deep breath, bringing his thoughts back to reality, and looked around again.

I only see this moment.

The spacious hangar housed dozens of mechs of various sizes, ranging in height from seven or eight meters to tens of meters, creating a rather imposing sight.

Among them were the Night Owl V Mod, which Gu Wei was familiar with, the vehicle of the Red Elite Soldier; the Peregrine Falcon, which his teammate [Chouge] owned during the Civil War; and the Fog Walker, which belonged to [Thundercloud Sea]. However, there were many more models that Gu Wei could not recognize.

"Wait a minute."

As he watched, Gu Wei couldn't help but rub his eyes. After confirming that he hadn't missed anything, he immediately dialed Yuan Ge's private chat: "Yuan Ge, where are you? I can't see you."

That's right.

Gu Wei surveyed the scene twice, but couldn't find Yuan Ge's Star Dragon W8 mech.
“I’m here,” Iris’s voice came through the communicator within two seconds: “Look to your left front, at the ten o’clock position.”

Gu Wei followed the direction of the gaze.

There was indeed a mecha standing at the ten o'clock position to my left, but it was not Yuange's Star Dragon W8.

It was a large mech about thirty meters tall, covered in imperial purple. Only a small amount of light was reflected when it passed through its armor. On both sides were giant shoulder armor with outstretched wings and sharp edges that could cut through the air. On its back was a rather exaggerated metal greatsword.

The mecha's joints were surrounded by streaks of purple particle light dust, making it look quite impressive.

But soon.

Gu Wei then realized: "Yuan Ge, you changed into a mecha?"

"Hehehe, yeah, yeah," Yuan Ge's cheerful voice came through the communicator, tinged with barely suppressed excitement, or rather, a boastful tone as she showed off to her friend: "I just got this [Starfall] a few days ago, isn't it cool?"

"Sparrow eats cricket," Gu Wei couldn't help but glance at the imposing Starfall mech; it was indeed quite cool. "But it must be very expensive, right?"

To know.

Yuange's original vehicle was the superior mecha Star Dragon W8, and the Ruier Greatsword alone cost 400,000 Alliance Coins—a price that is negligible for top players, but is an astronomical price for ordinary people.

Even for a being like Big Eyeball, a member of the Chongyi Star race, it would take two months' salary to buy a Riel Greatsword.

Therefore, it can be used to replace Starfall of Star Dragon W8.
Its value certainly won't be too low.

"It's not just expensive, it's outrageously expensive!" Hearing Gu Wei mention the price, even Yuan Ge, a wealthy woman, couldn't help but feel a pang of heartache.
"Over five million Alliance Coins! Let me tell you, it took me ages to grit my teeth and finally bring myself to enter that last digit of the payment password."

(End of this chapter)