On the battlefield, a squadron of three hundred mechs drove straight into the formation of the Fourth Fleet's mech corps.
Though three hundred mechs were vastly outnumbered by nearly ten thousand and should not have been able to make much of a splash.
That depended on who was piloting those three hundred mechs. They were three hundred elite mech pilots personally trained by Lin Fan for nearly a year, with even the weakest reaching the system's A- rating.
Moreover, the Kuiper Belt's environment greatly magnified the gap in pilot ability.
The three hundred mechs charged into the enemy like a wolf pack among sheep, slaughtering their way forward. The complex surroundings also prevented the enemy from deploying large-scale encirclement tactics.
At that moment, the First Fleet's mech corps on the main front also received Zhang Hu's orders. They stopped retreating and launched a full-scale counterattack.
Five minutes later, Zhang Hu broke into the enemy's central formation. At the cost of more than thirty mechs, he forcibly killed Rogue, the opposing mech legion commander, throwing the Fourth Fleet's mech legion command chain into brief chaos and causing its entire formation to gradually collapse.
Thirty minutes later, with the central formation in chaos and the forward line crumbling, the Fourth Fleet's mech legion finally suffered a complete rout.
An hour later, the final mech was struck by a training laser beam, declaring the First Fleet's mech legion victorious with 5,180 surviving mechs.
As for the squad competition, with Zhang Hu leading a lineup of one A+-Class Mech Pilot and nine A-Class Mech Pilots, they utterly crushed every competing team.
It could only be said that after nearly a year of Lin Fan's training, his Guard Mech Squadron had become terrifyingly strong!
Thus, the Federal Fleet's titles of eight ace mech pilots, strongest