Sun Cheng still did not know what had happened on the far northern snowfields, so he knew even less about the Moon.
However, after ordering the Decepticons under his command to launch dozens of thermal-difference bombs from four Golden Eagle Fighter Ships, coordinating with the Autobots to strike a blow against the Decepticons, his attention had already shifted elsewhere.
After all, the Arctic Circle was too far from South America, and Canada had the United States next door, a nation holding the largest nuclear arsenal in the world. Even if Sun Cheng wanted to intervene, he lacked the means to do so.
So although satellites were still watching the Arctic Circle and monitoring further developments, Sun Cheng himself was no longer personally keeping an eye on the matter.
He was very busy now. The clash between the Decepticons led by Lightning and the Americans in the Arctic Circle was an unpleasant sign to him.
Sun Cheng believed that such incidents would only become more numerous and frequent in the future.
In fact, he had already begun preparing back when Lightning and the others first arrived in the Solar System and soon afterward sent Decepticons to attack the Black Market.
And now, one of Sun Cheng's most important subordinates had finally undergone a complete transformation after nearly half a year of modifications.
Near Lake Titicaca, within an area designated by Bolivia as a military restricted zone.
At that moment, inside an enormous oval-roofed building, dozens of Engineers and more than a dozen technical officers bustled about under the command of four Decepticon engineers.
They surrounded a massive mechanical warrior lying flat in the vast building, over thirty meters tall. Several Decepticon technical officers were even standing directly atop the mechanical warrior.
Yet their heights of three or four meters seemed utterly