Destiny Mission of game ‘Star Ring’
Chapter 511 - 511 442 Waiting for the Right Moment Part 2

511: Chapter 442: Waiting for the Right Moment (Part 2) 511: Chapter 442: Waiting for the Right Moment (Part 2) “Yes!”

Within the communication channel, response voices kept echoing.

At that moment, Su Mo controlled the Iron Guard to move at high speed, dodging the enemy’s fire with precision.

As he closed the gap, he deftly thrust his Alloy Blade into the chest of his adversary.

Boom~

After Su Mo took care of the enemy attacking him, he suddenly detected two streaks of light flashing by his side.

Turning his head, he saw Mo Baoke being pursued and attacked by a Red Guard.

Su Mo couldn’t help but let out a wry smile.

This guy’s luck really sucked; according to the intelligence provided, there were not many Second Generation mechas among the attacking enemies.

“Su Mo, come and help me!”

At that time, Mo Baoke also noticed Su Mo nearby and urgently called out to him through the communication channel.

Upon hearing Mo Baoke’s plea, Su Mo’s smile stiffened on his face.

He didn’t rush to help immediately—not because he was scared or wanted to hang Mo Baoke out to dry.

It was because the performance of his Iron Guard Mecha was really quite average; recklessly joining the fight meant there was a high chance of getting destroyed.

Seeing that Su Mo hadn’t moved for a while, Mo Baoke’s veins were bulging with anger.

This guy was definitely doing this on purpose.

In the meantime, Kolev heroically charged in an Iron Guard from the side, brandishing his Alloy Blade.

The Red Guard Mecha retaliated instantly, sweeping its red Long Spear and sending Kolev’s entire mecha flying.

The difference in their capabilities was not even close; it was like a father beating his son.

The rest of the Iron Guards who came to support bravely charged forward to attack, but sadly they were all knocked away.

If that Red Guard Mecha had actually stopped to deal with these reinforcing Iron Guards, their chances of survival would have been slim.

Mo Baoke was almost in tears; was there something wrong with this guy?

It wasn’t like he had stabbed him in the back; why was the enemy so frantically chasing him?

Of course, the supportive Iron Guards didn’t seem to have any effect but this didn’t mean that they had no way of dealing with the enemy; they just needed a very precise opportunity.

So Su Mo controlled his mecha to slowly catch up, not daring to get too close carelessly.

Su Mo was waiting for a chance to strike; in fact, if Mo Baoke could have been strong enough to entangle his opponent, Su Mo could easily have found his opening, but the guy was not helping at all.

…

Inside the Black Brilliance Command Room, the situation was being reported.

“Report, our troops have engaged the enemy in fierce combat!”

“How’s the situation?”

“According to the information sent back, more than one hundred twenty of our mechas have been damaged to varying degrees, essentially losing their combat effectiveness.

On the opposing side, over seventy Iron Slave Mechas have been eliminated.”

reported the operator.

Although this report seemed somewhat acceptable on the surface, in reality, it was a complete mess.

It must be noted that the number of their troops was double that of the enemy, and the majority of these accomplishments were the results of the GT department.

Li Ruiqi said gravely, “This is a complete disaster.”

“Take it easy, we can’t completely blame them.

We are inherently weak in space combat.

Plus, from the combat footage, these enemies are exceptionally fierce.

It’s normal to suffer some losses,” Putmi sighed and said.

“That’s all we can do for now.”

Li Ruiqi had nothing more to add.

…

Amidst the field of debris, a Second Generation Red Guard Mecha was seen chasing an Iron Guard of the Third Legion.

At that moment, General Mihan’s eyes narrowed, and he controlled his Fragmenter Mecha to charge forward, sweeping his spear.

The Red Guard Mecha raised its red Long Spear to block the attack.

The entire mecha was sent flying like a meteor.

“Thank you, General!”

The Iron Guard Mecha Driver thanked him with palpable relief.

“Be careful.”

Mihan uttered a word of concern and then directed his Fragmenter Mecha toward the Second Generation Red Guard Mecha.

Immediately, the Second Generation Red Guard Mecha turned and fled.

The two mechas chased each other into the dense areas of the debris field, swiftly leaving everyone behind.

Suddenly, the Red Guard Mecha stopped and turned to face Mihan.

Then a shrill sound, transmitted through a special method from the mecha, silently reached the driver’s cabin of the Fragmenter.

From the outside, it looked as if the two mechas were in a standoff.

“Ha ha, we meet again at last, General Mihan!”

“Lulavi.”

Mihan replied one word at a time, his expression twisted, as his eyes emitted a ferocious red gleam.

“Tsk tsk, don’t be so distant.

Have you investigated the matter I asked you to?

How did it go?”

“Why should I tell you?”

Mihan replied, his gaze fierce.

“Because now we are the same kind, and what choice do you have?

I’ve made it very clear in your subconscious: there are only two paths for you; join us or perish!”

Lulavi replied nonchalantly.

“Hmph, you think I’d be scared of your threat?”

“You’re mistaken; I have no intention of threatening you, I’m simply telling you the reality.

And this is not a threat, it’s an opportunity for you; you should be thanking me.

”

“Don’t you find it funny?

Thank you for turning me into a monster?”

“Wrong, wrong.

Don’t think of it that way.

If you think back carefully, how long were you supposed to live?

At best a few hundred years, but now I can offer you a much longer life, potentially thousands of years!

Moreover, I can grant you immense power.

I can even promise you that if you help me find what I’m looking for, I can make you the lord of an entire Star Domain, a true king, to enjoy everything this world has to offer.

What could you possibly want that you couldn’t have then?

Why cling to your original identity, to being a lowly general?

You’re always struggling and still have to abide by all the rules.”