Without activating Holy Descent, even a Divine Mechanism would find it difficult to fight Michael, who had accommodated the Holy Spear.
Li Meng naturally knew about this problem.
But knowing about it did not mean he could solve it.
The reason was simple. A Divine Mechanism had to fight for a while before it could activate Holy Descent.
The Dragon Riders jokingly called this process "warming up the engine."
The reason it needed to warm up the engine was that the Divine Mechanism's Divine Path had to be continuously stimulated through battle. Only when the number of times the Divine Path had been used reached a certain level could it meet the activation conditions for Holy Descent.
Although quite a few Dragon Riders had requested that the warm-up time be shortened, this problem still could not be solved.
The key point was that a Divine Mechanism was ultimately a dead object, not a true deity.
Although a deity's Divine Path would not disappear after its death, its vessel was still dead. Therefore, it had to be continuously stimulated to meet the conditions for activating Holy Descent.
Ultimately, it involved continuously stimulating the Divine Path so that the Divine Remnant within the mecha would believe it was still alive, allowing it to "descend" into the Mortal World and unleash even greater power.
Because of this crucial problem, the issue of warming up the engine was basically impossible to resolve.
After all, no matter how advanced the technology was, it could not resurrect a deity.
Besides, if it could really resurrect a deity, what would they need mecha for?
As a captain, Li Meng naturally knew that this problem could not be solved.
Therefore, even though he was unwilling, he could only fight Michael in his ordinary state.
Luo Yan naturally could