The entire Colorado the Farm had descended into chaos!
In fact, more and more vehicles were still arriving. Quite a few people thought this was a good place to show off their combat prowess:
The terrain in Colorado the Farm was a little more complex than in the Badlands, with narrower roads and small cabins that obstructed the view.
But the cabins couldn't even stop rifle rounds, so all they needed was an excellent multimodal perception system to weave through the streets while shooting through the buildings and striking enemies inside.
However.
At most, everyone had expected their opponents to have enhanced armor and use vehicle-mounted heavy machine guns and rocket launchers. Maybe they'd have some military-grade explosives too, or even drones.
But that was the problem: if that enormous monster from the Badlands really appeared before them, could they actually threaten it?
No one knew.
In reality, even Lier was starting to sweat a little. They'd only just arrived, and they'd already seized an Electromagnetic Cannon. Who knew what else was waiting inside?
"How's it going?"
Lier sat in the driver's seat, but an AI was actually driving, and Little Octopus was even helping with the vehicle's movements.
To be honest, Lier could practically be considered disabled.
Still, the data traffic in his head was no small matter. The legendary Mackinaw's onboard Shard had limited computing power, and how much it could fend off if a Hacker broke in remained unknown.
After all, there was a Rogue AI among their enemies.
So Lier was monitoring the network while disassembling the Electromagnetic Cannon they'd just picked up.
"High-tech. Rheinmetall itself probably can't even make this thing anymore."
The EMG-85 had a higher control classification than the Nekomata. It was a large weapon used by armored infantry.
But compared to the