"Hey, hey, hey. I might not usually be as active as Ye Meng, but isn't it a bit too insulting to just ignore me like this?" Ye Hua grumbled unhappily.
Only then did Jack turn his gaze to the inconspicuous steel warrior standing on the ground before him.
A cylindrical body, a bulky helmet, dull armor plating—Jack recognized this antique mech. Around a thousand years ago, it had been quite formidable, known as the Flying King Kong. Its defense was exceptional and its firepower ferocious. But as mech shields were gradually upgraded, the power of many physical shells became difficult to improve, and they were replaced by thermal weapons. As a result, these bulky mechs were completely phased out. When Jack first saw it, he truly hadn't connected it with the Zerg...
"The Zerg are a biological civilization, yet they can actually fight using mechs?" Jack did not doubt whether high-ranking Zerg could operate a mech. He simply doubted whether they could tolerate having their bodies constrained by machinery that was stiffer, slower, and more sluggish than their own.
A biological civilization was inherently the most powerful weapon. They were unlike humans—their skin, armor, and bodies were comparable to refined steel. To them, mechs were nothing but restraints, not assistance!
Unfortunately, he did not know that not every Zerg fought their enemies in close combat with longswords and broadswords. As an Extradimensional Corruptor hero, Ye Hua was not particularly capable in melee combat, and his defense could only be considered average. As long as it was used properly, a mech could still provide him with considerable support.
"I'll deal with him. Foolish species, don't think that hiding inside an iron box makes you a higher life-form!" The speaker was one of the two figures behind Jack who had yet to