It had a humanoid appearance, its silver-white metal gleaming with the coloration of living flesh.
Its hemispherical head flashed with orange-red scanning optics. Unlike the thick, brutal style of human Knights and Titans, its streamlined form resembled an artwork left behind from some ancient age.
There were no visible weapons at its side, but that did not mean it lacked destructive power. The moment the command was given, the Iron Man Lox had sent to salvage the battlefield sprang into action.
Its cranial sensors scanned every piece of data on the Daemon Primarch before it within a nanosecond, including mass, instantaneous explosive force, reaction speed, physical strength, attack habits, and more.
Every aspect of the Daemon Primarch was defined by the Iron Man. Even the Warp power he carried was subjected to fuzzy calculations, and a corresponding data model was established within its computational core.
In the next instant, the supercomputer's powerful calculation engine exhaustively selected the most suitable weapon and combat mode. In the world of data, it had already fought Angron millions upon millions of times.
Scan—calculate—counter.
Everything happened within an insignificant nanosecond.
The true strength of an Iron Man with supermind mode lay in its extreme speed of thought. Human thought required at least ten milliseconds, while Primarchs were dozens or hundreds of times faster—but the Iron Man needed only one nanosecond.
The disparity in thought speed meant an inequality in their patterns of action. When the Daemon Primarch's attack arrived, the Iron Man had already analyzed and proposed tens of millions of possible counters.
A force-field generator was created in an instant. The Iron Man raised its palm and clenched the void, filling the space around Angron with antigravity. The enormous beast was suspended in midair by the field, without a single point of leverage.
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