"I've read the information. That silver-white mech is called Flying Fish, and that heavy mech is called Ink City."
Feiyu pointed at the two mechs belonging to the Kunlun Group and introduced them to Luo Yan.
Luo Yan nodded. Just then, a dull, grating series of impacts rang out in the distance.
Old Hei was piloting his mech and firing at the heavy mech called Ink City opposite him. Bright streaks of light continuously sprayed from the muzzle of his mech's gun.
They were traces of friction created when the hypervelocity alloy bullets tore through the air.
They moved incredibly fast. Almost the instant they left the muzzle, they struck their target, but Ink City blocked them all with a large shield.
The dull impacts came from the bullets colliding with the shield.
One alloy bullet after another slammed into Ink City's large shield. Their tremendous kinetic energy repeatedly dented its surface, but the dents were limited in depth. Clearly, the shield was made of an extraordinary material.
Old Hei piloted his mech around Ink City, showing no concern for conserving ammunition. The rifle in his mech's hands continuously ejected shell casings.
The casings, each about the size of an oil drum, hit the ground with a constant clanging. They rolled in all directions, flattening weeds or stopping only after crashing into rocks.
Ink City defended calmly without rushing to counterattack. It seemed its pilot had decided to exhaust Old Hei's ammunition.
On the other side, Hong Gu piloted a dark-red mech and attacked Kunlun Group's Flying Fish.
But after passing Old Hei's mech, the two people from Water Tiger Camp suddenly switched targets.
Hong Gu engaged Ink City, while Old Hei lunged at Flying Fish.
"No matter what tricks you're playing, you're dead today!"
Inside Ink City's cockpit, Lou