In fact, Sakurami Haruharu was the direct person in charge of Tennoz First High School's laboratory, so she was extremely familiar with everything here.
Moreover, this female biology PhD took the initiative to lead the way, turning on the voice-activated lights and blast doors along the route.
Kevin drew his pistol and followed closely behind, his expression focused and his muscles tense.
"No need to be nervous. To ensure secrecy, most of the assembly and experimental tasks here were handled by machines..."
"And the only dozen or so employees were brought by me to the city hospital on the first day of the crisis, where they oversaw vaccine development..."
"Now, I'm the only one still alive..."
As Sakurami Haruharu spoke calmly, she opened the final security door. Inside the vast space stood nearly thirty silver-white metal pods.
Corresponding to them was an equal number of large humanoid machines, roughly divided into three models based on their paint schemes.
The first type was blue mechs assigned to patrol and guard duty. They were mass-produced grunt models and the most numerous, with around fifteen units.
The second type was the green Heavy Firepower Type, capable of firing lasers but slower-moving, with around ten units.
The third type was white assault-type commander units. Highly mobile and skilled at directing flanking maneuvers, there were five of them.
"End r**e" was short for Endoskeleton remote sl**e armor—"Endoskeleton-Type Remote-Controlled Armor."
During missions, the control system of the pilot's cockpit could be linked to any mech, allowing the pilot to control it and carry out all manner of tactical tasks.
The pilot and mech shared senses... To prevent bodily harm, the connection would be forcibly severed before the mech was destroyed, ensuring the pilot's safety to the greatest extent possible.
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