Chapter 1316: Tidal Surge (Part Two)
Myrtan star armor possessed the unique aesthetics of the Myrtans.
No matter which version of Tidal Surge it was, it radiated a beauty that left people breathless.
Some star armor had slender limbs like those of elegant dancers, yet they contained tremendous power. Rings of vine-like metal decorations coiled around their arms, and the "vines" were dotted with sharp thorns, making them both beautiful and dangerous.
Some star armor unfurled enormous wings behind them, like a demon's wings. The wing frames were made of metal gleaming with a cold light, inlaid with countless gemstones radiating a purple glow. A thin yet resilient metal membrane covered the wings, painted with exquisite, eerie patterns.
Unlike the style of ordinary manned star armor, which had "ten layers around the waist," mental control meant the "star armor cockpit" could be removed.
Without that device, the Myrtans could fully display their aesthetic talents.
In fact, Gao Gong saw the shadows of quite a few "sapient species" in these Tidal Surge series, including even the "Galens." Their edges were sharply defined, their bionic spines rose and fell like winding mechanical dragons, and the hydraulic lines exposed at the armor seams resembled bulging veins. The particle ship-splitting blade on the right arm hummed as it slid out, its 128 folding blades spreading their serrated edges like a mechanical peacock displaying its tail. The metallic clicks of the rail cannon on the left shoulder rotating and locking on, step by step, combined perfectly with the hydraulic hiss of the feet stabbing into the ground to form a prelude to slaughter.
No wonder they were old rivals—and had an ironclad crush on each other.
This Tidal Surge Type 11 was filled with the aura of a "domineering CEO."
There were 800 Tidal Surge