The Star Destroyer was triangular overall, narrow at the bow and broad at the stern, measuring four kilometers long, two kilometers wide, and five hundred meters thick.
Four Star Destroyer Cannons, each three hundred meters in diameter, were mounted on its gray hull, their barrels jutting far beyond the ship itself.
One look was enough to tell that it was not to be trifled with.
Even more outrageous was the fact that the ship carried a full ten thousand Combat Robots, capable of fighting in the air, on land, and even at sea.
These robots were far more advanced than Svarog.
However, as mass-produced robots from the Corporation, this model was strictly forbidden from developing self-awareness. They were purely weapons of war.
This sacrificed a great deal of flexibility.
But the Interastral Peace Corporation considered it all worthwhile. After all, following two mechanical crises, the Corporation had become deeply afraid of artificial intelligence. At one point, it had taken action to eliminate all intelligent mechanical lifeforms.
That plan had failed, however. An extraordinary being had emerged among the mechanical lifeforms, forcing the Corporation to abandon its plan and reach a peace agreement with them.
The Corporation remained highly vigilant.
Robots were rarely used among the Corporation's core forces. After all, the past betrayal by artificial intelligence remained vivid in its memory.
That did not stop the Corporation from continuing to manufacture robots and sell them as products, though.
Before the Mechanical War, buying combat robots like these would have been impossible for Asta.
Now, however, all restrictions had been lifted. For an additional fee, the robots could even be fitted with emotion chips.
This led Chu Mu to a realization: the Interastral Peace Corporation might have many competing agendas, but at its core, only one thing mattered-profit.
Everyone knew robots