Since it had been built using Pluto's blueprints, Hades naturally possessed all the functions Pluto had.
In addition to firepower and defense systems on the same level as Pluto's, Hades was also equipped with the same artificial intelligence system.
After all, using manpower to control such a massive ship was no easy task.
Like Pluto, Hades fought autonomously.
Of course, Pluto was actually a fusion of artificial intelligence technology and a Ship Spirit. His intelligence was no different from a human's, something the newly born Hades could not compare to at all.
But it was already enough. Even if it was not intelligent enough, it was more than adequate for use in war. After all, the newly born Pluto had been the same.
The only question was whether Hades could give birth to a Ship Spirit of its own.
Now that it had been named, it was naturally time for a test.
After spending so long and finally building Hades, they naturally had to properly test its power.
What if there were still some overlooked flaw lurking somewhere?
Compared to suffering a catastrophic outcome in the final war because of a previously undiscovered problem, it was far better to find and patch up any weaknesses now.
So Bright first used clouds to lift Hades onto the sea's surface.
Like Pluto, Hades was almost completely sealed, so even being submerged in the deep sea would not have caused any problems.
But if it took off from the seabed, the bubble covering the base would probably be destroyed.
Then everyone boarded the ship—or rather, entered the cabin of the aircraft.
Although its appearance had changed drastically compared to Pluto, its internal structure was not all that different.
At least, when Bright and the others entered Hades' control room, he found it was