Chapter 1918 - 596: Is It Fine as Long as We’re Not Discovered? (6k)_3
Chapter 1918: Chapter 596: Is It Fine as Long as We’re Not Discovered? (6k)_3
Otherwise, who would be willing to join if they knew this organization is destined to perish?
It would be better to gamble on being able to escape and request support from other squads.
Setting aside these heavy topics in his mind, the officer returned to his original curiosity and asked:
"Can I also learn that technology? You should have seen the battle just now; I am also a Mechanical Master who has minored in magic, so I don’t need to start learning from scratch!"
Unlike those warriors who only know how to train themselves physically, whether they are Mages or Mechanical Masters, they still have a bit of pursuit for knowledge, let alone a profession combining the two.
"I know this knowledge may be invaluable, but I will strive to make the corresponding contributions!"
Looking at the earnest expression, Haier smiled.
"No need for you to make any contributions, ’our’ internal values are different.
The knowledge you consider precious does not require any cost in our hands. Compared to knowledge, our... cough cough, in short, what is valuable here is something else.
Although the knowledge you want cannot be obtained directly, it is not because of any cost.
It’s because that technology is at the forefront of research, and to participate in it, you must first learn all the prerequisite knowledge."
The officer realized and nodded.
"Heh, speaking of which, even the ’predecessor’ who invented that device actually studied for a long time, and the prototype of the device was a product during their study.
But that became afterthoughts; the result you want is about to appear."
With Haier’s mention, the officer stopped thinking and remembered he was currently watching the battle, raising his head to look at space once more.
Just as Haier said, even with the officer’s limited Tier Six vision, it was clear that the seemingly evenly matched high-level battlefield had already determined the outcome.
"Tell me, when exactly will Officer Hua be caught by your Gaye? Oh, Officer Hua is that high-level Mechanician."
With mechanical support that resembled goggles, the space battle lay bare for scrutiny.
After the spatial stasis ended, most of the heavy mechas were dismantled, and the remaining mechanical forces struggled under the suppression of the biological legion’s numbers.
Even though the high-level Mechanician wanted to continue summoning new mechanical forces, not many units had been summoned before another Divine Arts covered the battlefield and shattered the Space Gate.
Even the Mechanician himself was in peril, narrowly breaking free from encirclement multiple times.
"I guess it will be after the battle ends. Gaye-sama is like that, has been suffocated a bit lately.
Always researching the big tree, she rarely got a chance to come out and play. If there are no orders, she should not quickly strike down the body and continue playing with those mechas."
Haier speculated.
"So, saying this, the fastest resolving battle should be your Transcendent’s battlefield.
Our Visa-sama probably won’t hold out for more than a few minutes.
But how come you still have Transcendents? Are they Blood Servants?"
Adjusting the goggle’s vision to the battlefield between the other two high-tiers, the officer suddenly recalled his previous doubt, feeling he’s found the answer.
Just in the previous chit-chat, he already learned that most of the Middle Tier Transcendents who’ve battled with his subordinates were Haier’s Blood Servants.
If they were Blood Servants, it could explain why normal Transcendents exist!
But Haier provided a negative answer.
"Similar, but no."
Haier shook his head; though the news isn’t leaked now, everything about the Insect Swarm Network, unless within their territory, remains unspeakable.
"Compared to Blood Servants, they enjoy more freedom; you didn’t choose to resist. After joining us, it’s likely similar treatment."
The officer nodded, and if that’s the situation, he indeed needed to observe more, at least to understand his future.
The church’s Transcendent is a Mage.
Though not recognizing them, their power is formidable, and their fighting style is unlike Gaye, ruthless and unreserved, casting spells continually as if transformed into a Spell Cannon.
As a counterpart, the high-tier Transcendent Visa is also a Mage. At this moment, under the pursuit of spells, he’s severely wounded and fleeing, seemingly unable to endure much longer.
The officer speculated that Visa-sama perhaps judged the opponent’s continuous casting of high-power spells to exhaust massive magic power, intending to delay with his superb technique, drain the opponent’s magic power, then counterattack.
He didn’t expect the opponent to be far beyond anticipation, completely draining his defensive magic power and turning the voluntary defense into passive defense.
"But speaking of that, how is it that her magic power isn’t depleted yet?"
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"Since the battle started, you’ve cast so much magic; how is it you still have magic power?"
In the never-ceasing bombardment of spells, Visa struggled to find a gap to intermittently question.
Ten minutes ago, Visa’s shield shattered under the unrelenting bombardment, forcing reliance on certain spells’ recoil paired with flying magic to desperately dodge.
Visa felt in this brief ten minutes, his brain had been pushed to the extreme, almost not needing thought, reflexively dodging by instinct.
Nonetheless, occasionally he would need to use small spells to intercept high-power magic or temporarily hold up a shield against overly dense area spells.