135 Tue – Tip of the Iceberg (3)
‘A 6th-generation Ottos-class frigate, which was made in Vernia, one of the alliance’s forces about two centuries ago, and should have been retired now.’
Eve, who looked at the frigate through Kang Do-yeon’s eyes, recognized the detailed identity of the frigate at once, even though it was improved and changed in several places.
The information provided by Researcher Pires, who infected and infiltrated the Alliance, also had detailed information about the previous ships.
The rebel coalition, which was originally part of the League and is still deeply entwined, could not be free from that information.
‘I’ll send you the ship’s blueprint to your brain now. Even a ship that can reach hundreds of meters is like a living creature after all. If you destroy the heart exactly, even the slightest crack can stop that body.’
“I know. And, I see.”
Kang Kang-yeon unfolded the blueprint for the Ottos-class frigate that Eve gave her in her brain. Then, the eyes in the mask flashed, and the blueprint was superimposed on the ship that appeared now.
So I could see very clearly.
Where and what is on the ship and what role it plays in the ship.
Among them, the deepest part of the ship’s main power unit was included. Destroy it, and that gigantic ship will crash like a beast whose heart has been destroyed.
She released her secret and revealed herself with her wings spread out.
The ship’s reaction was a bit slow, as they were only looking at the ground covered by the black army soldiers.
‘Break it.’
Eve’s order was dropped.
Kang Do-yeon raised the shape force by resonating the power engine of the whole body to the limit.
The moment when the dark red shield around her body became thicker and stronger.
She spewed out tremendous power through the gap in the outer armor on her back, breaking through the speed of sound at once, accelerating and rushing towards the ship.
In order to defend, the attacks fired from the ship were designed to shoot down the opponent’s drone in the first place. The attacks did not even pass through her body, which was so small compared to the aircraft carrier.
It was obviously quite a distance, but the robbery-yeon, which flew at the speed of tearing the sound, came close to the ship in an instant.
“Aww!”
“The ship’s outer shield is lost!”
The ship’s blue energy shield made of shape power and Kang Do-yeon’s dark red barrier collided head-on.
And the ship’s shield was shattered and shattered like a glass window hit by a stone with a shock wave that extinguished the clouds around it.
It is a shield designed and built with the assumption of a fleet battle of the same weight class from the beginning. In order to block several places from the enemy’s shelling from all directions, he was concerned about the size and holding power, so the momentary breakthrough had to be weak.
“What crazy…”
One of the soldiers, who was moving quickly, muttered blankly when she saw her flying towards this place at once.
Kang Ji-yeon, who broke the shield, folded her wings and rotated her body at the same time. Having made herself into a drill that flew at great speed, she blew up the thick outer wall of the ship with an explosion and headed to the deepest part without any deceleration.
Unfortunately, those nearby were crushed to death by the shock wave and the wind pressure that followed before the explosion hit.
“No way! Uh, how could this…!”
The captain, who rolled the floor in the command and control room shaken with other subordinates, realized what had happened and cried out in this absurd situation.
The systems in the control room started going down one by one.
The engine stopped running, communication was lost, and the armament system was shut down. It meant that the central power was lost in one blow.
“Ha, Captain. The entire powerhouse is in half… The ship is going down!”
“The explosion in the power chamber split the ship’s body in half!”
They had to roll the floor once more.
Because the core engine of the ship that Kang Do-yeon passed through caused an explosion one step later, and the huge ship’s body was split in half and started to fall.
“Hotline. Is the hotline alive?”
“That’s right, Captain. Let’s escape…”
“Connect now. Van, you must tell me.”
The captain, who was lying on the ceiling while falling from the overturned ship, caught the communicator directly connected to the main unit.
‘Maybe, we may have stepped in the wrong place.’
In the eyes of the captain reporting the current situation to the communicator, he defeated the ship alone and saw a single black dot solidly floating in the blue sky.
Gradually feeling closer to the ground, the captain intuitively felt fear.
As the captain of the ship, the fear of the black wings that the locals were afraid of, which they had never known before.
“I urge you to withdraw…”
In the end, the last message the captain gave just before the collision with the ground was a recommendation for a large-scale withdrawal.
And at the end of it, the ship that appeared dignifiedly to save the city from crisis became scrap metal and became one with the land.
*
“This is the last communication from Captain Scott of the Naria.”
“…”
“I don’t have any detailed information because the Naria ship, which should be monitoring the area, was maneuvered and destroyed in an instant.”
Commander Liam, he was receiving reports from all the sites from the flagship floating in space.
However, the meeting room, where they were actively discussing countermeasures against the monsters that appeared suddenly until just before, was now filled with suffocating silence.
To be honest, Liam was the only one who was able to come to his senses right now.
“The losses I’ve suffered here so far are three frigates, about 1500 allies, not to mention the damage to various equipment and locals.”
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Mumbling blankly, he touched the hologram and opened a broken video.The last video transmitted by the wrecked Naria contained the figure of a being floating in the air with four black wings spread out.
“I’ve never imagined that such a small aircraft could drop an Ottos-class frigate in a short period of time. Besides, they hit the central power plane exactly as if they were aiming. Isn’t this probably the case with you too?”
“Yes, Captain. Those monstrous creatures must be…”
“It’s evolving.”
Liam saw through the essence.
It was clear from the testimonies of the locals and from direct observations.
Their enemies were evolving. It’s also incredibly fast and incredibly optimized. Hell, I couldn’t even imagine the principle.
Hopefully, some of those monsters will play humans and be in contact with the Federation, even if the sky turns upside down.
“Obviously, that’s what a local wizard named Austin said. They could learn their magic by stealing them from the start. He said something. He says he still hasn’t found the missing gate-related skills?”
“Yes. High-level wizards are familiar with it, but it is not perfect, and it is a technology that has been kept top secret, so if all the people involved are dead, it will take time to fully restore the technology…”
“Then what about them? How about them. Where and how did they procure hundreds of thousands of objects to escape our surveillance?”
Liam’s prediction was almost right. The problem is that if you come to notice it now, nothing will change.
“No, that’s not possible! Even if they have everything from the Addos Society, the only coordinates that can be known are Redrium. We found this place because we were fortunate enough to go through the worlds of extreme poison, cold and heat. They are you. As long as you don’t fly around the universe and get coordinates for a new land, I’m sure. Besides, even if you kill all the dragons in the devastated land, the only thing you can get from there is a dark, dead land.”
“Then, there’s a high probability that these hundreds of thousands of people they’ve brought now are everything?”
“But really, they all fled there…? I honestly don’t understand.”
Austin, who was connected to the screen, jumped at Liam’s words and denied it.
He already knew that the Legion would eat up all the life around him and increase their nests, so if you think about it normally, it would be a nonsensical story to thrive in that barren land of Redium.
“Ooh, we’ll help too.”
“No. It doesn’t matter. Anyway, the thing that bothers me the most right now is the high-ranking servants we classified as commanding entities and that black-winged angel. She’s the only one. Instead, you only prepare the things you promised. We will send you support.”
Austin’s offer of help was rejected by Liam, who grinned.
After all, other general legionnaires are nothing more than ants on the ground from the ship’s point of view.
“Now that a mass of them has been observed, there is no point in monitoring the entire planet any more. Give the entire fleet an order to rally. It will definitely appear once you get rid of the bastards that roam the ground.”
He ordered the officers to convene the entire fleet.
To be honest, it’s too much power to deal with only a few enemies. However, as long as the opponent is a mad monster that neutralizes the ship by itself, the worst situation of being scattered and being defeated individually had to be avoided.
“Amy, please report the situation to nature and ask for support if there is any. We’ll discuss how to drop that angel now.”
Liam, who instructed his aide to report, began another discussion in earnest.
The most important thing is how to catch enemies of the first type you encounter with minimal loss.
The entire fleet was already moving toward the designated destination.
“However, it seems that there is no such strange means to sniper our ship in the first place, so we strategize in the direction of tying up their mobility by mobilizing drones, etc.”
Based on the acquired information, he analyzed the opponent’s characteristics and developed new tactics that were appropriate for him.
However, one thing he was missing is that most of his tactics now depend entirely on the information he has obtained.
Of course, it is absurd to consider all the unknown situations that you do not know, but it was fatal that the growth and evolution of the corps by any means and methods required a rich imagination beyond the realm of prediction and contrast.