Gundam Super G Universe

Chapter 28 Vulture-like G-Invasion Module (Please recommend, please vote, please read)

In the factory module of the base on the Xinggong colony satellite of the New Mislichi Republic, Red was giving his Union Flag a final inspection.

Today was the day Red decided to use the G invasion module. To prevent any accidents, Red carefully checked the ammunition, energy reserves and all the detailed functions of the Union Flagship.

The electromagnetic rifle self-test passed; the weapon magazine is full; the two spare magazines on the waist are mounted normally; the anti-ship missiles on the legs are fully loaded; the battery is full; the nozzle self-test is normal; the thruster test is normal; the whole system self-test of the body is normal.

Red was in the cockpit, watching the self-check of the aircraft system in the cockpit, and the factory module showing the aircraft status as all normal green, and nodded with satisfaction.

Although Red felt that the risk of his failure in the pocket war was not high, after all, the level of the machines in UC0079 was relatively low, and Jinn was a relatively good machine wherever he ran. Except for the poor defense and lack of beam weapons, the performance of the Xigu can be ranked among the top mass-produced machines. (This standard is based on the theory of Gundam G Generation Genesis. The attributes of RX-78 in Z are not as good as those of ordinary soldiers)

Several old RX-78 series Gundams most likely do not have a B-level rating. Even if the NT-1 may have a B-level rating due to its omnidirectional cockpit and magnetic coating, the pilot is just a natural person who does not even have spatial recognition ability. It can be severely damaged by the Zaku II using some small tricks, so you can imagine its combat effectiveness.

But no matter what he said, Red felt that if something happened to him, he had no idea what would happen to Angie and Noin. Before he left, he told them a little about the future so that they could prepare in advance. This could be considered his last words.

So Red called Angie and Noin in the cockpit.

As soon as the call was connected, An Qi's voice rang out.
"What's wrong, Red? Aren't you going to test the new ability given by God? Why are you contacting us at this time?"

Reid looked at the two women and said softly

"I just want to go to the unknown before..."

Before Reid could finish his words, Anqi interrupted him and said speechlessly:
"Stop, I don't want to hear your last words. Noin and I will just leave that god next to you and leave him alone. If you die casually, as long as I am still alive, I will definitely make a little man with your name on it and stab you every day for the rest of my life."

After Anqi finished speaking, without giving Red a chance to reply, Noin also said
"Yes, I don't want to hear your last words either. Unless you have a new mission assignment, I'm hanging up now."

After saying that, seeing that Red didn't reply, Noin really hung up the call. Seeing this, Anqi also followed suit and hung up the call, leaving Red in a state of confusion.

In fact, in a place where Red couldn't see, Angel and Noin were praying for Red's trip. It's not that they didn't care about Red, they just didn't want to hear Red set the flag.

However, the two girls had destroyed Red's idea that he might fail. He could only smile helplessly and open the system, select the SIDE0080 colony satellite in UC6, the Zeon Cyclops destroying the Gundam battle, and click to confirm the invasion.

When Red clicked confirm, the system prompt immediately rang in his mind.
"The host has selected the G invasion campaign. Let me explain the rules of this campaign.

In this battle, you can choose from three options: Earth Federation camp, Zeon camp, and no camp.

Both the Earth Federation camp and the Zeon camp will obtain reasonable status. If you choose no camp, the final reward will be doubled.

The rewards for shooting down the invading aircraft follow the normal rules. Shooting down the protagonist's aircraft can earn an additional 15 merit points. (The protagonist's aircraft are: RX-78NT-1 Gundam Alex; MS-18E Jingbaofan)
If the integrity of the host's downed aircraft is above 70%, the system provides temporary recovery service. Non-host downed aircraft cannot be recovered. Recycling the aircraft will cause the final calculated G coins for the downed aircraft to be reduced according to the aircraft, but the merit points will not be affected.

At this stage, the number of units that can be temporarily recovered in this invasion campaign is 2, so please choose carefully. The goal of this invasion is to defeat a protagonist unit and then choose to return, and the return is instant.

If you do not choose to return, you can stay in the invaded world for up to 24 hours, and you will be forced to return at the end of the time.

When returning, items that people and organisms can carry independently without the help of any other auxiliary units will return with them, but living organisms cannot be brought back.

When G invades, real time will stagnate, and time will immediately resume after returning.

Reminder: The death of the host and summoner in invasion mode is equivalent to real death, but if they are injured, all damage will be repaired when they return, so please cherish your life. "

Red took a look and was shocked. This G-invasion seemed to be encouraging him to go on a killing spree while also being a scrap recycler. However, with its thin arms and legs like the United Flag, don't expect it to lift anything too heavy. This system simply made him act like a vulture, as if it wanted to take everything.

It's a bit like brushing a game material book. By the way, the creator of this system didn't really create it according to the template of a crappy mobile game, right?

Just as Red was daydreaming, the next step of the system's choice popped up. It was the three camps that were reminded before. There was a 60-second countdown above and a note below that if no choice was made before the time limit, the person would be teleported without a camp, but would not be able to enjoy the doubled reward.

However, Red still had a question at this time, so he quickly asked while there was still time.
"System, answer me, after I invade these events, I will refresh the subsequent timelines of the same world. Will this invasion have an impact on those timelines?"

The system seems to have a set answer for this question, and it will be answered in seconds.

"It's not affected. The invaded battles are all independent parallel worlds. The invasion will not cause any changes to the main storyline of the universe. It will not have any impact if you encounter a battle in that universe later."

Red was relieved to hear this. If it had any impact on the future, he would never dare to randomly shoot down machines in G invasion mode. For example, in the Battle of Solomon, if he shot down Amuro, the UC would be in chaos.

And knowing that it was only a parallel world that was invaded, Red's guilt was much less. Although the blood on his hands could not be washed clean, Red did not want to bear the guilt of the destruction of a world in the future.

So Red decisively chose the no-camp option in the last few seconds of the countdown. With the few war machines in his pocket, it would be a big loss if he didn't take the double bonus. You know, the system has indicated that it was the Zeon Cyclops that destroyed the Gundam battle, so it is highly likely that he will not see the three motherships in the outside universe directly, which is a side mission.

After Red chose his camp, he found that his body was surrounded by a light curtain with a green background. The light curtain was full of binary numbers 0 and 1, as if he had entered a data space.

Then, the green turned into a glaring red, and the 0s and 1s that were constantly refreshing on it also became distorted.

About a second or two later, Red suddenly felt a vibration in the cockpit, and the cockpit display showed that he had run into an unfamiliar colony satellite. It was still night time, and the colony satellite had already turned on the night simulation system.

But what made Red speechless was that there was an iconic UC Pegasus-class battleship in front of him, which was constantly launching MS into the colonial satellite city below. Moreover, he was in free fall.

(End of this chapter)