The Ninth Generation Mecha Pilot was dumbfounded!
How had he lost just like that?
His Ninth Generation Mecha's performance completely crushed that Training Mecha's.
Why was the other side so fast?
The Ninth Generation Mecha Pilot was a Beginner Mecha Pilot.
Even if he was only a Beginner Mecha Pilot, the gap in their mechas' performance was enormous.
The Ninth Generation Mecha Pilot discovered that, in the next second, he had returned to the lobby.
He hurriedly replayed the recording.
"That guy is definitely an Advanced Mecha Pilot. He might even be a master-level Mecha Pilot!"
"That freak!"
"He came here to stomp newbies."
"That bastard." After watching the recording, the Ninth Generation Mecha Pilot had only one reaction: the Training Mecha Pilot was far stronger than him.
Throughout the battle, that Training Mecha had only made a few very simple movements.
More precisely, the battle had ended in just three moves.
Lean back!
Lean back!
Then grab both legs of his mecha and smash his mecha straight into the ground behind the other mecha!
By then, the other side had already defeated him. The other mecha straightening up counted as a movement, but that happened after it had beaten him.
To be even more exact, the other side had only made two moves.
Two backward leans!
It hugged his mecha's legs and used the force of his own mecha to smash it into the ground behind it!
The Training Mecha was extremely powerful.
That was because Training Mechas were inherently heavy, and they had no extra modules consuming energy.
"That bastard!"
"You came here to stomp newbies? Let's see how others stomp you!" The Ninth Generation Mecha Pilot posted the recording on the battle platform's forum and gave it a title: An expert disguised as a newbie stomping newbies.