The Winner of a Mix-Up

Siegecrafter Blackfuse's operating skills were indeed inferior to his opponent's, but the black mech had another function: automatic combat mode.

By recording the Pandaren monk's superb combat data, the mech system could analyze the opponent's moves, speed, strength, and more before delivering corresponding counterattacks.

It could be said that once this automatic combat mode was activated, it was equivalent to fighting a master Pandaren monk.

High Tinker Mekkatorque quickly discovered that no matter how skillfully he controlled his mech, using combat techniques that would put most warriors to shame, Siegecrafter Blackfuse's black mech blocked them all completely. Its precise counterattacks, which always caught his openings, left High Tinker Mekkatorque in a miserable state.

However, he also discovered his opponent's weakness and mocked, "You turtle hiding inside that mech, do you dare take the initiative and attack?"

The automatic combat mode had two systems. One was defense mode, which was what Siegecrafter Blackfuse's black mech was currently using, defending and counterattacking through the superb techniques of a Pandaren monk.

"Who's afraid of who?!" Siegecrafter Blackfuse stuck his head out from inside the black mech and even waved his scrawny arms.

The automatic combat mode switched to attack mode. Pandaren monk combat data excelled at defensive counterattacks, which was related to the Pandaren temperament. As for the most suitable attack template, it was naturally the battle-loving Orc warriors!

The black mech became an afterimage as it charged rapidly toward High Tinker Mekkatorque. It then leaped into the air and brought down a battle axe in a slashing strike at him.

As long as it was not that shameless defensive counterattacking, High Tinker Mekkatorque felt he had a chance. The twin blades of the silver-white mech crossed, forcefully blocking Siegecrafter Blackfuse's powerful slash. The two mechs entered a contest of strength as enormous