Furthermore, Connors's exoskeleton was resistant to high temperatures and corrosion.
Some of the cellular tissues could secrete a special substance that formed a protective film over the exoskeleton's surface, shielding his body from high temperatures and corrosive substances.
In previous battles, Connors had encountered high-temperature plasma, bullet attacks, and more. Based on the characteristics of those attacks, the G cells had specifically reinforced his exoskeleton, allowing it to withstand threats from all kinds of extreme environments.
Connors looked at the attacks from the American soldiers before him, a trace of disdain flashing through his eyes.
He kicked off with both legs, and the tremendous force sent his body shooting forward like a cannonball.
The hundred-meter distance seemed nonexistent to him. In the blink of an eye, he crossed it and slammed directly into a Hummer!
This Hummer was an M1151 Humvee currently in service with the U.S. military. It possessed high mobility and a certain degree of protection, and was often used on the battlefield to transport personnel and supplies. It could also be fitted with weapons for combat missions.
However, before Connors, it was like a fragile toy.
When Connors's massive body crashed into the Hummer, it was just like the vehicle had struck a solid wall. Its body twisted and deformed instantly, crushed to pieces like a biscuit.
The American soldiers inside had no time to react before the immense impact took their lives. They were dead as can be.
At that moment, the other units of the 91st Combat Brigade also arrived at the scene one after another.
They swiftly formed an encirclement, surrounding Connors in the middle.
These soldiers were elite troops who had undergone rigorous selection and training. They were well-equipped and highly disciplined.
Some soldiers carried M4A1 carbines, while others operated M240B 7.62mm general-purpose