Mecha Breaking the Star River
Chapter 972

Reality Was Truly Ironic

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Before Mu Fan's eyes...

The peak AAA-grade Azure Crossbow mech turned into evenly scattered azure fragments across the ground.

Like a shattered azure lotus blooming apart, it had been forcibly pressed into the mountaintop by supreme power.

Yet half the mountaintop had been erased out of thin air. With a slight shake of its arms, soil and metal fragments trembled loose from the air. The Great Lightning Owl, half-kneeling on the ground, slowly rose and stood towering upon the mountainside.

The Great Lightning Owl's imposing eyes looked toward the sky.

All prosperity, wealth, and the dignity of aristocratic families had been swept away beneath that strike from the heavens.

"They're dead... They're all dead..."

An officer muttered to himself.

"No, there's still someone there."

In a corner of the light screen, a trembling young man knelt on the ground with his head covered.

He had indeed fled to the edge as Mu Fan had told him to, and Mu Fan had indeed spared his life, just as he had promised.

He had worked for the Tang family for nearly ten years, yet now he watched that flourishing grandeur turn into utter devastation in an instant.

The family he had once believed nearly invincible had proven so utterly vulnerable before this mech.

All his beliefs collapsed at that moment.

Mu Fan looked calmly at the sky, at the fleet of various sizes that now numbered nearly three hundred vessels.

Councilor Hayman slowly lowered the Sky Communicator in his hand in astonishment.

The Great Lightning Owl's undisguised slaughter had truly shaken him.

At that moment, the Tang family's old venomous python had been shot through the head by Mu Fan. Greenwood Mountain Villa had been annihilated beneath the Great Lightning Owl's mighty heavenly power.

The two Warrior Grade peak mechs that had

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