Inside the mecha cockpit, He Ao yanked the control stick back, pulling the entire Black and White Interspersed Mecha upward as it shot toward the sky.
The drone swarm flooding in like a cloud of bees raised its head at the same time and pursued the black-and-white mecha into the air.
The other Mercenary Group mechas behind them also prepared to take off and chase after the black-and-white mecha in the sky.
But they were quickly entangled by white Seraph Mechs, forcibly pinned in place.
The tactical methods of these Seraph Mechs were completely different from those of the Mecha Force they had encountered before.
Rather than fighting in squads like most forces, supporting one another, these mechas spread out individually, using agile positioning and movement to continuously harass and attack the mechas and fighters in the sky.
When they encountered more Mercenary Group mechas with superior firepower, they moved close and pulled away, constantly harassing those Mecha Squads and wearing down their ammunition.
But whenever they encountered an isolated mecha, they did not hesitate to draw the great swords from their backs and destroy it with a single strike from behind.
When it was time to unleash firepower, they never held back. But once firepower was no longer needed, they used their great swords whenever possible to defeat their opponents and avoid wasting ammunition.
They roamed all across the sky, using the flames, other mechas, and even the Magic Wolf's escort drones as cover.
At some point, the Mercenary Group mecha pilots realized that these Seraph Mechs did not feel like soldiers in a military formation.
They felt more like troublesome hunters in the wilderness.
They were cunning, difficult to deal with, and ruthless.
The more chaotic the environment became, the more at home they were. They did not