As early as the building exploded, Liu Ruohan had already controlled the mech to turn sideways.
Originally named "Cheng Guang," the mech had been renamed "Orange Cat" by Liu Ruohan.
Its design was nimble, and it belonged to the lighter class of mechs.
It moved flexibly and was remarkably agile.
It was highly suited for female Mech Masters to operate.
At that moment, under Liu Ruohan's control, it raised its rifle as it turned to evade the attack.
It fired while running.
"White Dragon" reacted in the same way.
Neither mech rashly approached its opponent.
The two sides widened the distance between them, running among the rows of buildings.
The crisscrossing lines of fire continuously blasted apart and toppled the buildings and other structures between the two mechs.
Even while attacking, both sides never forgot to evade the incoming fire.
By comparison,
"Orange Cat's" movements were clearly more nimble and fluid.
Although he was an Innate Resonator, it had not even been three months since he began training.
Luo Yan's movements were visibly rough.
He handled many details poorly.
His movements were often overly large.
They were bold enough.
But lacked finesse.
He also knew where his weaknesses lay.
Therefore, while controlling the mech, he did not forget to circulate Observing Mountains and Seas.
This filled his entire body with Primal Energy. With the amplification of the Empathy System, it formed a layer of radiance imbued with a heavy aura across the mech's armor.
When bullets grazed the mech,
patterns resembling stone appeared across White Dragon's armor. They instantly resisted the impact, leaving the mech's outer armor undamaged.
Luo Yan waited patiently.
He knew very well
that his marksmanship was far inferior to Li Bohang's.
It was impossible to cripple the opposing mech with a rifle.
Moreover, a beginner mech