I don't have a system but I have a hammer

Of course, just a handsome appearance does not mean anything, what is more important is practicality...

For example... why did the earth dragons escape?

Because Mahjong's combat ability... no... it should be said that its melee ability is as ruthless as its shape...

That's right, the four high-speed rotating cutting blades cannot be resisted by flesh and blood at all. No matter how hard the earth dragon's shell is, it can't make a move in Mahjong's hand, and it is directly smashed into pieces. Meat dregs...

And Mahjong seems to be very good at using its own advantages to fight. Relying on its huge size and sturdy defense, it actually put the cutting piece horizontally under its feet, and rushed into the ground dragon like a meat grinder chariot. The swarm, harvesting their lives that are not even counted as ants...

You know, with such a large number of earth dragons and a relatively small space, the overall height of the pile is only five meters, but the mahjong is a full 20 meters high, and it can trample a large area with just one foot. , not to mention the four harvesting weapons in its hands...

The facts are just as I described, no matter the ground dragons on the front or on the sides, there is nowhere to hide, and the result is the same, even if there are so few fish that slip through the net, they will be caught by mahjong. The laser spewed out of the rotatable barrel below him, blasted into powder...

Damn it, this gun barrel can turn its head up and down, left and right, and hit the enemy behind it?Is this...self aiming?

Seeing this scene, my expression is no longer dignified, but almost horrified, because anyone who has played the No.1 shooting game knows what the self-aiming attribute means, which means... unable to get close!

Moreover, the Alliance designed the laser cannon under Mahjong, which is obviously well thought out...

Think about it, with the shape of a high-rise building like Mahjong, first of all, the field of vision must be excellent, and secondly, there must not be many creatures with this size on the tail star, so it does not need to worry about not being able to see the enemy, or encountering enemies. When it comes to creatures bigger than yourself, the only thing you need to worry about is...

Monster pack!

That's right, if the gun barrel is designed at the shoulder position, then when facing a large number of enemies, its lethality will be sharply reduced due to the shooting angle...

This is like poking ants with chopsticks, no matter how you poke them, there are only one or two, even if you pull them, it's the same...

But if the design is in the lower position, when the laser cannon passes by, it is equivalent to chopsticks sticking to the ground, poking into the ant nest, and as long as you sweep it left and right, won't the mess be clean?

Not only that, in addition to fighting against the enemy, the four mechanical arms of Mahjong, which are comparable to cutting machines, can also be used to dig mountains and mines. They are simply the perfect weapon for mining energy...

So from these two points, it can be seen that the battlefield meat grinder of the Alliance is completely prepared to conquer the primitive planet, but this shortcoming...

It is also very obvious...

Yep, as the drone approached and flew around, I immediately saw the downside of Mahjong...

First, this thing does not seem to be equipped with a rocket propulsion device. In other words, its appearance must be detectable and can be avoided in advance...

The reason why I didn’t see the existence of Mahjong just now is entirely because the four black stone avenues in the deep ditch are not straight roads, and the depth is extremely long, so it’s normal that I didn’t see it...

But on flat ground, even the blind can see, right?

Second, its laser cannon has a charging time, and the number of uses seems to be limited...

Because it can use the laser cannon to sweep the ground dragons according to what I just said, but it uses four mechanical arms most of the time...

That's intriguing, isn't it?

Third, although I couldn't find its power system and energy core, I found an eye-catching breakthrough point on one of the mechanical arms...

Yes, where the second mechanical arm on the left connects to the body, there is an obvious welding trace, which is incompatible with the welding traces at other positions...

As we all know, extremely important devices like energy cores need frequent maintenance...

Then the melting point after welding is naturally much thicker than other positions, so if I want to kill Mahjong, this is my only breakthrough point...

Of course, in addition to the advantages and disadvantages, what I am most curious about is what Mahjong belongs to...

If it's a mech, then it must have a driver, and if it's a robot, it must be controlled remotely...

Of course, I prefer the latter, because even with the existence of artificial intelligence, there are many details on the battlefield that still need to be compensated by humans. In this case, there will definitely be command delays...

And on the ever-changing battlefield, I don't need to say more about what command delay means...

As for the former...

Well, I don’t need the former and the latter, because what Mahjong will do next has already told me the answer...

That's right, after more than ten minutes of blasting and propelling, its back is already full of shattered rotten meat and viscous liquid flowing like a river, and its mechanical legs are buried deep in it, and every time it steps, it will bring out a lot of mess , It is no exaggeration to say that it is staggering and moving forward in mud...

But no matter how slow the speed was, Mahjong still came to the members of the stormtroopers...

Unlike everyone who was elated, joyful, passionately embracing, and tears filled their eyes, Mahjong only paused for a few seconds indifferently, and then decisively raised the rotating cutting blade in his hand, facing their panic, despair and disbelief. With a swipe of his gaze, he ground them into meat paste...

I frowned at this scene, but soon figured out why...

It can only be because the alliance already knew about the existence of the lunatics, and also knew about the escape of the three girls A, B, and C...

So the alliance can't guarantee whether I have exchanged information with A, B, and C. If there is, then once I tell this group of people about the brain worm, what will they do after returning?

Was it certain that the remaining million stormtroopers would be notified?How can the alliance continue its invasion plan?Therefore, silence is the most appropriate!

Alas, it's just a pity for that four-eyed boy...