Poverty makes me capable of anything.

“You’ve thought this through. Alright, so how can we stop the Fifth Expeditionary Force? The entire Hyperdimensional Dimension wouldn’t be enough to fill a gap in someone’s teeth,” An Ran asked.

"Just aim directly at that Heimdall mothership."

"..."

An Ran rolled her eyes.

"Don't look at me like that," Irene said in an exaggerated tone. "I brought something with me, and I think you'll be very interested."

"what?"

Could you give me a city of enlightenment from the Mech Tribe, or a planetary mothership of the same level?

Even the Royal Knights aren't this elaborate.

"Turn on your wristband receiver."

"Okay," An Ran did as instructed.

We'll see what you're really up to.

Aileshi sent over a bunch of data.

An Ran's eyes widened in surprise.

"and many more!"

The transmission time was over ten seconds; just how massive is that data volume?

Data transfer between the wristbands can be previewed in advance.

An Ran immediately opened the file.

This is a very thick document.

However, An Ran was shocked when she opened the first page.

I'm truly shocked!

"Ding! You have obtained the blueprint for [Heimdall (Red)], note: planetary mothership."

The game is rapidly collecting the data transmitted by Eresh.

An Ran's mouth opened slightly, revealing a red drawing!

A smug smile appeared on Irene's face.

"No wonder..."

Anran murmured.

No wonder it takes more than ten seconds to transmit such a large amount of data.

For mechanical creations of the planetary mothership level, if information about them were recorded in books, the unit of weight would be tons, and the value placed before the ton would not be small.

This was something An Ran had been longing for, and she never expected to obtain it so unexpectedly!

Happiness came too suddenly.

An Ran's right hand, adorned with the bracelet, trembled slightly, leaving her speechless for a moment.

This is this...

Is it really that satisfying to cling to someone's coattails?

She stared at Ai Leixi. Although she had always felt that Ai Leixi was using her, An Ran also wished she could hug Ai Leixi and kiss her a few times.

At least at this moment, Anran was truly grateful to Ailei.

An Ran even wanted to ask one more question—

"Do you have the blueprints for a defensive layer that covers the entire surface of a planet?

"Aren't you touched? You might even want to repay him with your body?" Ailey laughed heartily.

"Ah……"

An Ran returned a sidelong glance.

"Although I'm just a mechanic, I'm not necessarily going to lose in close combat!"

"..." Eresh was taken aback.

Something seems off.

But An Ran's voice left her no time to delve into this.

"Even if I had the blueprints, I couldn't build it now... No! With these blueprints, the Heimdall would be like a naked wreck in front of me..."

An Ran bit her tongue.

The word "la" wasn't spoken aloud, but to Elessie, the "ai" sounded like a modal particle.

“That’s right. You are the strongest Ether Mechanic under the stars right now. This little thing is no problem for you.”

"Give me a day!" An Ran said confidently.

"Leave the approach to the Heimdall to me, and I'll also help you tie down some people. You must know how destructive a spearhead assault is, Anran. Sink the Heimdall, and with luck, we might even take down some battleships and cruisers."

Of course it's clear!

That's how the pirate princess was killed by four people.

Although I only experienced it for a few minutes, the impression of Anran was very deep.

An Ran looked up at Ai Leixi: "How did you get your hands on these blueprints?"

Was it stolen by the Royal Knights?

“It took some effort; we stole it from the Imperial laboratory while things were chaotic on Aix,” Ereshki said.

really.

An Ran asked somewhat shyly, "Do you still have...?"

What does integrity matter?

If Aileishi could produce blueprints of the same level, Anran could send her flying to the heavens tonight.

Aileshi immediately smiled charmingly.

"Actually, there are still a few copies..."

An Ran's eyes lit up.

"I'll give it to you when I get back safely."

"Now too..."

"Even if I gave it to you now, you wouldn't have time to look at it."

Can't I just keep it in my pocket and giggle like an idiot instead of looking at it?

Okay, now you're the boss, you call the shots.

At this moment, An Ran, who had left with a smile to look at the blueprints, finally felt the "care" of the game planner and screenwriter.

That's more like it! They want An Ran to be the boss, but they don't give her any benefits. There's no such thing as a free lunch!

As a BOSS trainee for three and a half years, I, Anran, will work even harder in the future to strive to grow into a qualified world-class BOSS as soon as possible!

Bringing endless nightmares to players!

By positioning ourselves as a classic boss, we aim to extend the game's lifespan and will actively encourage players to spend more money!

Could you send a little more stuff?

Chapter 21 Whose Death Star Is Shining?

While studying the blueprints, Anran received a new task.

The mission name is very simple and straightforward: [The Fall of Heimdall].

But this was indeed an SS-level mission with such generous rewards that An Ran could temporarily ignore important matters like how much money she had made that day.

[Mission Brief]: Heimdall, the planetary-class mothership of the Fifth Expeditionary Force, is one of the Imperium's many guardians. It has destroyed Zerg hives, ventured into the resting places of cosmic behemoths, and even shot down a demonic portal with its planet-destroying cannon. Now, this glory belonging to the Imperium has become a thorny barrier standing before you. Fight with all your might to destroy this glory! Perhaps you will perish like a lowly Zergling, or perhaps you will become the Imperium's nightmare.

(This is the defilement of villains, and the song of rebellion.)

[Task Rewards]:

1. The Rebel's Notebook: Kill Rewards (Click to view details)

2. Glory Steal: Destroy the Heimdall before the supermatter reactor's self-destruct sequence completes (countdown 1:00:00) to receive the special title [The Lament of the Guardian Ship].

3. Who killed me? And whom did I kill? : Shoot-down reward (click for details)

4. Destroy the Heimdall, reward 50 billion Free Experience Points, the blueprint for the [Deep Space Lance (Red)], the recipe blueprint for the [Heimdall Super Alloy (Red)], 3 [Explosive Proliferation (Orange)] potions, the item [Substitute Doll (Limited)], the limited title [Outlaw], 1 [MeiKaren's Mysterious Gift Pack], 1 [Rowan's Mysterious Gift Pack], and the [Super God Faith Blessing for Rebooting the New World].

[Task Level]: SS

[Task Repeatability]: Unique

The quest branch [Rebel's Notebook] is a common high-level NPC kill quest.

The list included the captain and first officer of the Heimdall, several generals of the Fifth Expeditionary Force, the mother ship's reactor control expert, and the ship's master mechanic.

The highest kill reward is 5 million Biru, plus some small items.

The mission branch [Who killed me? And who did I kill!] is a mission to shoot down the fifth expeditionary force ships.

From battleships to frigates, the mission is unique in that the reward is only given for shooting down these ships through an attack initiated by the Heimdall, making it quite difficult.

But the most difficult part is destroying the entire Heimdall.

The planetary mothership, which is 37.2 kilometers long, is constructed using various superalloys, supermaterials, and special crystals in its key internal areas.

To navigate the surrounding sea of ​​warships, infiltrate the Heimdall, successfully destroy the ship amidst the Imperials' wrath on the mothership, and most importantly, ensure one's own survival in the event of the mothership's explosion, one must escape unscathed.

Giving it a double S rating for difficulty is very reasonable.

"With the aura of destiny surrounding me and the Royal Knights secretly protecting me, I'm not going to be unlucky enough to just die, am I?"

Anran's eyes were a little red.