That was right. Xiao Ran knew of the Titans and Sanbot, but he had only encountered them in games. He knew absolutely nothing about their stories. Seeing the existence of those two machines, he let out a heavy breath.
A day might not have been short, but neither was it long. Yet Xiao Ran had not managed to uncover much. Still, he had gained a general understanding of many things. For more specific and in-depth details—such as terms that felt familiar to him but that he could not place—he would need El-Elf to investigate more carefully and gather additional information.
More importantly, after looking into these matters, Xiao Ran suddenly realized something crucial. This mission took place in a Mecha Wars World, a chaotic world where all kinds of works had been linked together.
So far, Xiao Ran had already learned of or come into contact with several storylines. But what truly alerted him that something was wrong were the storylines of Rondo of the Angel and Dragon and Nadesico.
Putting down his pen, Xiao Ran rubbed his eyes, which had become sore from staring at the computer all day, then lazily leaned back against his chair.
I was thinking too simply at first. Only after truly coming to this world and accessing this information did I realize just how many problems and troubles we have to face. Going by the usual conventions of worlds like this, any work that appears will inevitably join the team. In the end, it may look incredibly powerful, since the protagonists of various worlds have gathered together.
*But on closer thought, it is far from that simple. Take the Yamato, for example. The Yamato has its own mission and goals, and likewise enemies it must deal with: Gamillas, an opponent with terrifying foundations and