Murphy hadn't insisted on arriving at the most critical moment of such an important battle. He'd had a bad habit of doing that before, but this time, his late arrival really wasn't his fault.
The commander array in the Warlord power armor had undergone two component swaps, delaying Murphy more than expected.
All five external enhancement components for the armor had already been delivered to the battlefield. The armor had faithfully followed Murphy's earlier orders and initially equipped the Assault Hunter Drone Cannon component.
That setup consisted of an external weapons pack for storage and recharging, along with six shield-shaped drone platforms. Once equipped, it had greatly improved Murphy's efficiency in hunting down the Wolf Calamity Lords, bringing it up to the level the armor's impressive combat power deserved.
Especially when the six drones fired in unison from multiple directions under Murphy's control to break through enemy lines. That feeling was hard to beat.
Unfortunately, the Assault Drone component was ultimately designed for rapid breakthroughs.
To preserve its flexibility and versatility, it sacrificed some firepower. That meant it couldn't be used against a demigod like the Silver Wolf. So, on the power armor's recommendation, Murphy swapped components for a second time before rushing to Old Su's aid.
That was the "Twin Warhammers" assault component now equipped on his armor.
Its appearance was outrageous.
Its main body was still the weapons pack connected to the back of the power armor, but two oversized external melee hammers extended from its sides. They were essentially two thick, heavy mechanical arms like warhammers, still featuring five-fingered hands so they could wield even more destructive melee weapons if necessary.
The Twin Warhammers were enormous. Once fitted, they rested at either side of the armor like two gorilla-sized mechanical arms. When inactive, they could even serve