Future Mecha God of War

The blood-killing mecha carefully took Colin's body with his right hand and held it on his chest.

"Yes, the mission is completed, I know that you are all the best!" He sighed lowly, then without saying anything else, he directly held Colin's body and turned around to leave.

Mu Chen seemed to hear endless sorrow and self-blame from what he just said.

"Thank you, little brother. I just contacted the combat headquarters and asked them to temporarily add a task and designated you to pick it up. This can be considered a small thank you from our third mecha brigade!" The enhanced King Kong was following Mu After Chen said a word, he left in a hurry.

Task, what task?

Mu Chen opened the mission system and took a look. Sure enough, there was a mission for him.

"Mission content: Return the body of Captain Colin Istar to Blue Moon Base!"

"Task status: Completed!"

"Complete by: Team Ares!"

"Task reward: 100 points. Do you want to collect it now?"

It seems that this is the reward of the hidden mission. Mu Chen casually chose to receive it. Now the points of the God of War team have reached 300.

"Ha, I got 100 more points, so I'm sure I'll make you the captain." A lazy voice came from behind Muchen.

"Why don't you say you're too lazy?" Mu Chen glanced at Liu Yimian's D-95, which was the same as his own, and said helplessly.

The mecha map can display the location of his teammates at any time. Liu Yimian clearly only walked around the base and then came back. He didn't leave the base more than 30 kilometers. It would be strange if he could encounter enemies.

Although Liu Qinyan and the others didn't meet any enemies, they had traveled at least a hundred kilometers away, so they really had nothing to say to this lazy guy.

Muchen has decided not to let him act alone next time.

"Let's go and wait for them at the munitions depot first," Mu Chen said.

Liu Qinyan and the others were walking in a different direction from Muchen, and it would take about a minute or two to return to the base.

"Have you been in contact with people from the military? How do you feel?" Liu Yimian followed Mu Chen and asked as he walked, seeming to mean something.

"Military? Do you know something?" Muchen asked instead of answering his question.

"Oh, stop pretending, I don't believe you didn't see it."

"What can you see?" Mu Chen asked again.

Liu Yimian saw that Muchen didn't seem to be pretending, so he said inexplicably: "If you know some things, you just know them. If you don't know them, you really can't say them, at least not here."

Little did he know that as soon as he said these words, it was like a bolt of lightning flashing through Muchen's heart, making him connect all the previous doubts together.

They are now a team, working towards a common goal. Is there anything Liu Yimian can't tell him?

Mu Chen thought of the "Spiritual Harmony" cultivation method. It was something that you just knew if you knew it, but you couldn't say anything if you didn't know it.

As for why it can't be said here, it's simpler.

As soon as he decided to send Colin's body back to the base, someone was waiting at the entrance of the base, and even the mission was posted for him.

If they say something here that they shouldn't say, aren't they just looking for trouble?

Thinking about it from another perspective, all the doubts that Mu Chen had after entering the competition had answers.

Why would game developers bother with such inconsequential details as sand and dust? The entire planet is basically covered in sand and dust. If these are all data generated through real-time calculations, how much powerful computing power is needed to support it?

Why do enemy mechas behave so strangely? Will you run away when the situation is bad, and the ways of escaping are different?

Why are there blood stains in the killed mecha? Is there really a body in the cockpit?

Why can the mecha continue to fight even though the cockpit has been penetrated?

Why does every NPC he meets randomly have his own story and emotions, and this emotion is even strong enough to infect him?

I really don’t want to not know. The more I think about it, the more questions I have. It’s scary to think about it!

The differences between these things and the game are so huge that it's hard to believe it's the same game.

But if Carmon is a real planet and what he just experienced is not a game, then all this can be explained.

If all this is true, then just now, a respectable federal captain died in front of him.

He may have had some regrets before he died, regretting that he could not visit the earth again, regretting that he could not return to his hometown, but he had no regrets.

He firmly believed that the Federation would win and humanity would win, and he sacrificed his life for this!

Thinking of this, Muchen admired Colin even more, and at the same time, he suddenly realized that he had fallen into a big pit without knowing it.

As long as people with normal outlook on life will have some admiration for heroes, but if they are asked to become such heroes themselves, that's a completely different matter.

Muchen was the same.

In fact, when he got the "Spiritual Synchronization" practice method, he had some guesses about the game "Mecha God of War" and knew that this game was not as simple as it seemed on the surface.

But he didn't expect that it all happened so quickly, so suddenly, that he had no time to prepare at all, either physically or mentally.

How pitiful it is that he is just an otaku who plans to make a living by playing games, but now he is on the battlefield inexplicably...

There is really no one who can put himself on the battlefield when playing games.

Oh, no, at least there are 9999 other unlucky players accompanying him. He is not alone...that's weird!

I just wonder if these unlucky guys have discovered anything?

Mu Chen even regretted that he was so sharp now. If he had been dumber and hadn't discovered anything, he would have finished the game happily like other players.

But now, whether or not this game should continue has become a question.

The word battlefield was really far away from him. No matter in his previous life or in this life, he had never thought about becoming a soldier.

He had no objection to providing some money or effort to protect his family and country, but he had never even thought about going to the battlefield in person.

Liu Yimian may want to become a real mecha warrior, but he really doesn't want to. It would be great to play games peacefully, but if he goes to the battlefield, he may lose his life.

Although he hadn't figured out what his mode of piloting a mecha through the game cabin was, and he didn't know if there would be any danger, he began to feel nervous for no reason.

"Everyone, please park the mecha in the hangar and then log off. I have something I need to clear up first." Mu Chen said in the team channel, and then did not go to the munitions depot and went directly towards the place where he entered the game. That hangar walked over.