As a mechanic himself, Gao Gong understood these people's temperament all too well.
Born of a Level Three civilization, gifted, strong-willed, and arrogant.
Talented geniuses—or "sect disciples" with powerful backgrounds—were naturally stubborn to the bitter end.
Unfortunately, the opponents they faced were mechanical grandmasters on the level of sect elders.
Everything they took pride in had a superior replacement.
While they were still studying Level Four machinery, these mechanical grandmasters were already pondering ascension machinery.
So being crushed was only natural.
Mechanics competed in different ways across different civilizations, but no matter the method, these mechanical grandmasters dominated every match.
Grandmaster No. 6, Milta, was a female robot from a Level Three mechanical civilization that had undergone complete species modification.
Her opponent, Son of Microwave, likewise came from the Black Machinery Alliance, a Level Three civilization that had also taken the path of species modification—and had even incited a rebellion among its primary species, the dark elves.
Their "battle" was highly unusual. They attempted to disassemble each other while assembling themselves, and during the process, neither side could touch the other or interfere with the other's modifications.
There were countless mechanical materials and devices inside the starport.
Both sides moved incredibly fast, performing not only temporary modifications but even temporary manufacturing.
In a single second, thousands of mechanical components were assembled and implanted.
The speed at which their life forms changed was dazzling.
As time passed, however, Milta's mechanical form became more and more humanoid, even growing increasingly slender, while Son of Microwave, that black-skinned machine, was forcibly transformed into a giant iron-skinned toad.
With the implantation of the final mechanical component, a click sounded, and the mechanical system inside Son of Microwave completely crashed.
"Little brother, it looks like your civilization is pretty backward. You haven't even developed a