Sorry, My Interstellar Fleet Only Recruits Women

That's why they first attacked the gun emplacements on the Drought Demon King-class heavy strategic interplanetary destroyer, essentially pulling out the tiger's sharp teeth before slowly taking their place.

This would provide some assistance to the subsequent attacking forces, preventing them from being subjected to enemy fire.

at the same time.

On one side of the Golden Scarab-class heavy interstellar dreadnought, one can see hatches open, revealing squads of heavily armed interstellar marines who have been prepared in advance!

What is a heavily armored interstellar marine?

In essence, it's an interstellar marine force equipped with a large number of interstellar combat mechs, forming a combined infantry and mech combat system.

The presence of interstellar marines has always been a standard feature of the JF-17 Legion fleet.

Regardless of the class of interstellar warship, it will be equipped with interstellar marines, and the Dragon Legion fleet attaches great importance to interstellar marines.

In other interstellar civilizations, interstellar marines are not given such strong importance; even if they are, they are usually treated as logistics teams.

The interstellar marines aboard the Xiaolong interstellar warship are equipped with a full range of advanced weapons.

For example, on a T6-level starship, the space marines might only be equipped with T4 or even T3-level individual weapons.

However, on the Xiaolong Legion's side, regardless of the class of interstellar warships...

Anything you can carry and fit in is the most advanced.

For example, right now, over 80% of the Space Marines in the JF-17 Legion fleet are equipped with T6-level individual weapons.

Only in very rare cases did the remaining 20% ​​carry some T5-level individual weapons.

In Zhao Chen and Charlotte's vision, every combat unit is of paramount importance in battle.

The same applies to the Space Marines.

Getting back to the main point, at this moment, in a combat compartment of an interstellar heavy marine corps boarding operation, an interstellar heavy marine corps squad is already in position.

"The Golden Thresh Squad is ready for battle. Please give instructions," a female general sitting inside a starfighter mech said in the command channel.

"Golden Thresh Team 2, your team will be launched in 90 seconds."

Your combat mission has been sent to your squad channel.

"Congratulations on your triumphant return." The voice of the bridge control officer came through the command channel.

"Golden Team Thresh, Team Two, understood." The female mech pilot took a deep breath and glanced at her reflection on the screen next to her.

She looked to be in her early twenties.

He was less than 1.5 meters tall and had a thin body.

If she weren't here right now, probably no one would believe she's a mecha pilot.

Along the way, many people have questioned us.

"Song Keke, you're not even 1.5 meters tall? You want to pilot a starfighter mech? Don't be delusional."

"Little sister, piloting a starfighter mech requires very strong physical abilities; it's not an easy task."

"Are you sure you want to choose the interstellar mech major? I see your humanities grades aren't good enough, so I suggest you choose a humanities-related major related to the bridge."

And... are you a Star Dwarf?

Shouldn't your racial talent be in industry?

Just like your two chief engineers.

Recalling all of this, recalling everything I've experienced along the way.

Song Keke couldn't help but smile slightly.

She, Song Keke, is a member of the interstellar dwarf race, but unlike most interstellar dwarves, she did not rely on her racial talents to become an interstellar craftsman or interstellar engineer.

She had heard countless people ask, "Why don't you be like your chief engineer Anne or chief engineer Nana?"

Why?

Why?

Why must she, as a galactic dwarf, follow the same path as other galactic dwarves?

Can't she do anything else?

To outsiders, interstellar dwarves who work in other industries seem like outcasts.

What's more, he's a 1.5-meter-tall interstellar dwarf who's going to become a space mech pilot.

This is just a joke.

Countless people have called her that behind her back.

But she didn't care.

Piloting a starfighter mech requires a very strong physique, so she'll train if that's not a problem.

If the same amount of exercise time as others isn't enough, then she'll double it! Triple it!

While others were resting, she was still exercising.

Standing at only 1.5 meters tall, she once defeated an opponent who was over 2 meters tall in one-on-one combat.

Although she didn't know how many beatings she endured or how many times she was defeated for this, she didn't know.

But if she can defeat her opponent once, there will be a second time, and a third time.

Finally, she passed the test and became a formal interstellar mech pilot. She still remembers the moment she received her interstellar mech piloting license.

The person who awarded him the certificate was quite surprised, saying that he was the first interstellar dwarf to become a starfighter mech pilot.

What followed was her real journey in the Dragon Star Legion fleet.

She started by piloting the lowest-ranking T2 Black Knight class light interstellar combat mech in the Dragon Legion fleet.

Perhaps because she was an interstellar dwarf, her racial talents remained.

In addition to her outstanding performance in battle, whenever a new batch of starfighter mechs enters service, she is always selected to participate in the training of the first batch of starfighter mechs.

Because she is an interstellar dwarf, she can identify problems more quickly than others, and then formulate a series of training plans accordingly.

Then pass on these experiences.

But Song Keke also knew that there was one reason for this: some people at the top were unwilling to believe that a space dwarf could pilot a space mech and fight on the battlefield.

They might be worried, or they might be taking care of them.

They placed Song Keke in a position that seemed safe and allowed her to utilize her abilities.

Song Keke never complained about this grievance.

When no one was around, she would shrink her 1.5-meter-tall frame under the covers and constantly comfort herself.

Song Keke, you can do it, you definitely can.

As long as you keep demonstrating your abilities and wait patiently, you will eventually be able to step onto the real battlefield.

Song Keke got through it by constantly comforting herself.

As for confiding in others?

I'm sorry, she has no one to confide in.

Including her family.

Song Keke's interstellar dwarf family actually has some formidable enemies among the interstellar dwarves. She even heard that her family has some blood ties with the legendary Chief Engineer Annie and Chief Engineer Nana.

Even in her childhood, she did demonstrate some industrial skills.

Her parents and relatives naturally hoped that she could make use of her talents in interstellar industry.

We don't expect her to become a genius like Chief Engineer Anne, but with her own efforts, family support, and innate talent, becoming a senior engineer shouldn't be a problem.

However, Song Keke did not follow the path her family wanted her to take; instead, she chose to become a space mecha pilot.

When her parents learned of her idea, it was like the end of the world.

Everything in the house that could be smashed was smashed.

The once joyful family suddenly lost its warmth.

It was because of that incident that she was "kicked out" by her parents, or rather, she walked out on her own.

Because her father pointed to her head and said that his family didn't need a pilot who only knew how to fly a mech.

If you want to learn how to build interstellar mechs, get out.

At that time, Song Keke chose to leave.

She moved into the school dormitory and began living alone.

Her father never contacted her again after that.

However, her mother and brother still felt sorry for her and often visited her in private to ask if she had any needs in life.

Although she refused many times, her mother and brother still quietly transferred a lot of living expenses to her.

During this time, her mother and brother tried to persuade her many times, but the result was predictable.

If she had backed down, Song Keke wouldn't be in her current position now.

From that moment on, Song Keke had no way out, and there was no one left to confide in on this path.

She had to rely on herself to get through it.

Soon, through hard work and her own abilities, she finally got the chance to go to the battlefield in one of her battles.

She still remembers that first battle very clearly.

At the time, she was piloting a T2 Black Knight-class light interstellar combat mech, but that mech was too outdated. After only two battles, it broke down and could no longer fight.

The result was that she destroyed ten enemy starfighters in the battle using this T2 Black Knight-class light starfighter mech.

The starfighters attempted to attack the starship she was stationed on, and she fought them on the ship's surface.

It was after that battle that the higher-ups began to truly believe that this interstellar dwarf might actually be an excellent interstellar mech pilot.

Since then, she has had more opportunities to pilot combat mechs on the battlefield.

The starfighter she piloted quickly upgraded from a T2 Black Knight-class light starfighter to a T3 Templar-class medium starfighter, and then to a T4 Thunder Warrior-class medium starfighter.

She can pilot a starfighter mech in any combat environment and perform any combat mission during battle.

Whether it's forcing a landing on a planet's surface or suppressing the planet's surface combat forces.

Or, board the enemy's starship and destroy it.

Alternatively, they could be positioned on the surface of their own interstellar warship, serving as a firepower output point and participating in the battle.