The hangar doors slowly rose, revealing the full hundred-meter-wide entrance. From outside, Chen Mo and the others could finally see the true form of the Goddess.
Once the doors were open, several robots lined up and entered the cabin.
Chen Mo had chosen robots instead of test pilots.
Unlike conventional aircraft, this one did not necessarily require a highly skilled pilot to operate, but whoever operated it had to understand the aircraft extremely well.
The robots stored every operating instruction for the aircraft. They could detect and handle any problem immediately.
"Good thing I made it."
Zhao Min arrived just as the aircraft left the hangar.
How could the president of Ant Army Group possibly miss such an important moment?
Yao Yi had come with her. He exchanged a few pleasantries with Li Chengzhi and briefly greeted the experts present, but did not continue chatting. Instead, he turned toward the hangar.
Because everyone's attention was focused on the hangar.
A colossal machine.
When Yao Yi saw the aircraft's true appearance, his eyelids twitched.
Anyone unaware of the truth might have thought a national bomber had arrived.
Chen Mo had truly gone all out this time.
"Let's go to the command center."
After the aircraft left the hangar, Chen Mo led the group toward the aerospace center's command room.
"Oh God, what the hell is that?" At the Pentagon, Jerisden stared at the satellite footage and could not help crying out. It was already nighttime, and the last traces of sleep vanished from his mind.
His shout alerted the others in the spy satellite control room. Everyone without urgent work gathered around.
On the screen was the airport at Flying Ant Aerospace Center, along with the aircraft that had just emerged from the hangar.
"How large is it?"
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