Warship Aircraft

Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh...

Clearly, these energy stones had not merely drawn the wizards here—they had also attracted a large number of mechanical warships.

Among the many gathered Metal Terminator forces, apart from one thousand-meter void warship and more than ten hundred-meter anti-gravity metal fortresses, there were also several ultra-high-speed small warship aircraft.

These small warship aircraft were piloted by the most ordinary metal robots, their status roughly equivalent to the space airships of the Wizard World.

Yet the two were founded upon entirely different design philosophies.

Wizard World space airships were renowned for their heavy defenses, sustained combat capability, main-gun firepower, and control over the battlefield. Often, merely several dozen three-hundred-meter-long space airships lined up in formation could create an oppressive, sky-blotting deterrent.

These combat aircraft, meanwhile, specialized in powerful assault raids.

They were incredibly fast and exceptionally agile, their explosive attack power comparable to a space airship's main cannon. Yet their cramped internal structure left no room for an energy reactor, forcing them to carry only energy blocks as their power source.

As a result, they naturally could not sustain powerful defensive shields, and under such ultra-high-speed flight, their combat endurance was also extremely limited.

"Hmm?"

The four of them gazed in every direction. There were twenty-two metal combat aircraft in total.

Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!

Green, Nicola, and Xiweiernis each used elemental teleportation, shooting toward the twenty-two metal combat aircraft. As a mechanical wizard, Mecha Storm Olin was enveloped in a set of translucent blue mecha armor, then vanished in a blur at astonishing speed.

Crackle, crackle!

Having teleported in an elemental surprise attack beside a nimble aircraft more than ten meters long, Green's body shimmered with interwoven light and darkness as arcs of Annihilation Force shot forth. Yet the aircraft suddenly halted, spun, and flipped