Simulation Settlement (Part 2)

"..."

At this very moment.

Looking at the light screen in front of him, Xu Yun found himself completely plunged into a state of utter bewilderment:

0v0!

What the hell did Laozi just see?

A mecha????

Da Yu actually managed to make this thing out?

You must know.

The so-called "mecha research and development" claim was a cover story prepared by Xu Yun after discussing it with the organization. For one thing, it made Xu Yun's disappearance seem more normal, and for another, it gave those researchers a benchmark to strive for in their hearts.

As for Institute 404, it was an institution the organization established along the way.

Its primary function was to carry out utopian planning for cutting-edge science and technology, while also undertaking some applied project research.

Units of this sort existed in original history or, shall we say, in the post-future year of 2024, leaning more toward the nature of a mastermind intelligence.

Da Yu serving as the director of Institute 404 was the result of a discussion between Xu Yun and the organization, and Da Yu himself was likewise aware of Xu Yun's origin.

As it turned out.

Da Yu motherfucking actually made a mecha?

Xu Yun felt a massive urge to spit out a mouthful of complaints stuck in his throat...

Classmates who had piloted Gundams all knew.

What was actually complicated about a Gundam wasn't its operating system, but its materials and structure.

In theory.

As body length L increased, volume was proportional to L^3, meaning mass was proportional to L^3.

As for structural strength, however, the structural cross-sectional area was only proportional to L^2.

From this, it could be deduced that the load-bearing capacity required per unit area of the structural cross-section was proportional to aL^3/L^2 = aL.

That was to say,