171: Sister: Just right, I haven’t had enough fun yet!

“Heh, truly a persistent ghost.”

Lin Mo looked at the familiar, ferocious flagship on the screen, his eyes instantly turning as cold as ten-thousand-year-old profound ice.

He finally understood that Jay’s previous humiliating retreat was merely a feint.

His true objective was to fall back into Leviathan’s heartland, gather the entire guild’s main fleet, and here, set up an inescapable net, waiting for them!

“Natural Selection!”

Jay’s roar, filled with endless malice and pathological arrogance, echoed through the wide-area communication, like a filthy gale, across the entire desolate starfield.

“Do you think you can escape by hiding in that forbidden zone of the gods?!”

“Today is your doomsday!”

“I will tear your ships, along with your corpses, into the most humble dust in the universe!”

He seemed completely unaware, and utterly unable to comprehend, that the object of his current taunts had just personally buried a true god.

On the Bridge, Gu Zhixia, who had just returned to the Hangar and was about to unstrap herself from the cockpit, heard this harsh taunting.

She stopped her movements.

Through the mecha’s panoramic viewport, she looked at the imposing, self-assured massive fleet outside, and a slow, infinitely mocking and… cruel curve appeared on her exquisitely beautiful face, which was slightly pale from exhaustion.

She raised her hand and gently wiped away the blood from the corner of her mouth with her thumb, a movement that carried an eerie beauty.

“Lin Mo.”

Her voice came through the internal communication, with a lazy hoarseness, as if she had just finished a hearty meal.

“Perfect, I haven’t had enough fun yet.”

“Cleaning up this trash that delivered themselves, along with their master behind them, should be no problem, right?”

Gu Zhixia’s voice carried a unique hoarseness and weariness from having just endured an extreme life-and-death battle, yet it also contained a chilling, undeniable absolute confidence.

Inside the Bridge, Lin Mo’s gaze slowly shifted from the dense enemy fleet back to the holographic image of the Hangar.

In the image, the “Thunder Dragon” mecha, which had fused three thunder laws, stood silently.

The eerie patterns of gold, blue, and purple interwoven on its body seemed to breathe rhythmically, emanating a terrifying pressure that suffocated the soul, far exceeding any previous moment.

Lin Mo looked at it as if he saw the woman who, even before a god, refused to lower her proud head.

He knew that Gu Zhixia, who had just undergone a “law” baptism, now needed not rest.

But a hearty battle that would allow her to completely consolidate her new power.

This clueless Leviathan fleet before them was undoubtedly the best and most suitable sacrifice.

“Go.”

Lin Mo’s voice was calm and unruffled, betraying no emotion.

“Finish it quickly.”

He didn’t even add a word like “be careful” or “stay safe.”

Because he knew that for the current Gu Zhixia, this so-called “main fleet” before her no longer even had thequalifications to injure her.

This was a cold understanding born of absolute trust.

“Understood.”

A bloodthirsty, eerie smile curled on Gu Zhixia’s lips.

The next second!

Whoosh—!

A stream of light, a mixture of gold, blue, and purple divine radiance, like a creative lightning bolt tearing through the canvas of the dark universe, instantly shot out from the Natural Selection’s Hangar!

It had no hesitation.

No tactical evasion.

It charged straight, with an almost suicidal, extremely arrogant posture, towards the massive fleet of over three hundred warships that had already formed an attack formation!

...On the Bridge of the “Black Shark” flagship.

Jay looked at the rapidly enlarging, solitary point of light in the center of the holographic screen with a distorted, ferocious expression, even carrying a hint of cat-and-mouse pity.

“Vice President! The enemy… the enemy only has one mecha charging out!”

The observer beside him reported loudly, in a ghost-seeing, unbelievable tone.

“One mecha?”

Jay was stunned for a moment, then let out a deafening, wild laugh that seemed to want to overturn the entire Bridge.

“Hahahahaha! They’re crazy! They must be crazy! Scared silly by my Leviathan’s main fleet?!”

His eyes gleamed with cruel pleasure as he ordered his adjutant: “My command! First to third squadrons, activate the ‘Magnetic Storm Matrix’ and lock down that space! I want to capture that pilot alive!”

“All other warships, open fire freely!”

“Do they think sending out one mecha can stage a myth of a lone hero saving the day?! Foolish! Today I will let the entire universe know that in the face of absolute numbers and firepower, any individual heroism is just a pathetic joke!”

“Blast it, along with that broken ship behind it, into the most basic particles in the universe!”

“Yes!”

However, his order came too late.

Or rather, from the beginning, he had misjudged everything.

Just as the dense firepower of the Leviathan fleet was about to form a net of fire capable of destroying everything, just as the invisible “Magnetic Storm Matrix” was about to take shape.

The “Thunder Dragon” mecha, charging at the very front, moved.

No.

No one could clearly see its movements.

In the retinas of all Leviathan soldiers, the mecha seemed to transform in an instant into hundreds of thousands of indistinguishable afterimages, flashing with three-colored lightning!

Its speed had completely surpassed the locking limits of all fire control radars, even surpassing light!

“It… it’s gone!”

“Target lost! Repeat, target lost! Fire control system unable to lock!”

“Magnetic Storm Matrix capture failed! Energy signature… it passed through!”

“All units, attention! It’s coming! It… it’s broken into our formation!”

Piercing alarms and screams distorted by extreme fear instantly erupted one after another in the Leviathan fleet’s communication channel. The automatic turrets of countless warships spun wildly like headless flies, their beams sweeping aimlessly across the empty universe, and several unlucky frigates even had their shields pierced by friendly fire on the spot!

Panic, like an incurable super virus, infected the entire fleet in just one second.

And this was just the beginning of the nightmare.

The “Thunder Dragon” that plunged into the enemy formation was like a thunderous behemoth from primeval wilderness, breaking into a docile flock of sheep!

It did not use any conventional beam weapons or physical ammunition.

Gu Zhixia simply, lazily, extended its right hand, its five fingers gently splayed.

Like a monarch caressing her territory. She could even feel the new thunderous power within her, a fusion of three laws, cheering with joy at this vast “hunting ground.”

“Thunder Prison.”

Her cold, indifferent voice softly echoed in the silent cockpit.

Hum—!

A low hum, as if from the depths of dimensions, replaced all the explosions and roars on the battlefield.

Centered on the “Thunder Dragon” mecha, space itself seemed to solidify for an instant.

Immediately after, a vast thunder domain, formed by countless dense, interwoven gold, blue, and purple electric snakes, erupted from nothingness, disregarding physical laws, and instantly expanded!

It was like a giant, living lightning cage, directly engulfing dozens of the closest Leviathan warships!

A Leviathan warship pilot watched in horror as countless purple-gold electric chains, like venomous snakes, appeared out of thin air, tightly coiling around the hull of his warship.

All the lights on the Bridge flickered madly for an instant, then with a “snap,” they all went out, plunging into a dead silence of darkness.

The energy readings before him were plummeting at a terrifying, vertical speed!

Their energy was being plundered! They were surrounded by a single mecha!