"From zero to one has been completed."
"The next step."
Di Tian looked up at the sky, his gaze piercing the boundless starry expanse.
"Dangerous Starfield."
"An experimental base from one to positive infinity. I hope you won't disappoint me."
Experiments demanded rigor.
Di Tian needed to ensure that the Mechanical Calamity would not be limited by the number or size of its targets. It would be no fun if it could handle small humanoid mechs but not large humanoid mechs or massive warships.
That would be no fun at all.
Clearly.
He himself did not possess the foundational materials for this experiment. Within the Douluo Demi-God Realm, only the Federation, Shrek, and the Tang Sect possessed sufficient quantities of giant mechs and large Ecological Warships.
Not long afterward.
On Elf Planet, it should have been a time of bright spring sunlight and radiant morning dawn.
Yet what Di Tian and Bi Ji saw was eternal, desolate darkness.
They were not on Elf Planet, but outside it.
Another use of single-unit giant mechs was the installation of life-support system modules, allowing mortal beings who had not become gods to travel into the cosmos and fight.
Ten Quasi-God-level giant mechs.
Several hundred Demi-God-level giant mechs.
The outer layers of every giant mech were engraved with biomimetic patterns, derived from Ecological Warship technology from Shrek and the Tang Sect. Naturally, the terminal control authority over those several hundred giant mechs rested with the Federation Mainframe.
Rumble—
In the starfield near Elf Planet, the ten Quasi-God-level giant mechs worked together to open a spatial wormhole.
The several hundred Demi-God-level giant mechs deployed linked soul-tool arrays that connected all the giant mechs, ensuring that no isolated deviations occurred during passage through the wormhole.
Within the spiraling, light-banded wormhole, time and space, light and