Counterfeit Hero Chapter 200: Volume 4 - 4 Mecha Hidden Danger2

The design, manufacture, maintenance, and modification of the chas in the Mythical Army are vast projects that touch upon various aspects. As the Empire’s top royal unit, the most advanced and expensive weapons are prioritized for the Mythical Army. After being tested and used by the army, they are gradually equipped to other units. In a sense, the Mythical Army is the core of the Imperial Army, and the core research lab that sits within this core is of paramount importance. If Fatty can enter the core lab and beco the leading figure of the Mythical Army’s cha research lab, then all matters related to the developnt and maintenance of chas and other weapons for the Mythical Army would be under his control. If Reinhardt does not heed the words of such a person, whose words would he listen to?

George left, and Fatty was elated. This cha, designed by the newly established cha research lab, in both concept and specific structural performance design, is too close to a Private cha. However, the design of the military Energy Cannon, missile system, energy supply system, and armor defense system follows the typical Military cha thought process. Such design inevitably has many issues; cha design is not simply a matter of one plus one equaling two. The current cha field is undergoing earth-shaking changes, and even the Federation’s technology cannot imdiately figure out the professional design approach for Military Combat chas. The Empire’s technological level is naturally much further behind.

When Private chas hit the battlefield, they absolutely lack survivability. Their long-range defense systems and the cha’s attack capability cannot compare to Military chas. Loading these systems drastically changes the structure, power, and overall weight of the cha. Such changes are enough to make an ordinary Private cha lose its original design performance completely. The lab researchers could not understand this; they only knew that so Advanced cha Warriors preferred using modified Private chas, not realizing that these warriors’ skills far surpassed ordinary people, and the Private chas used for modifications had substantial modification spaces. As modification platforms, these chas’ performances were adequate for the needs of converting into Military chas. Even so, most of these chas were long-range, not close-combat chas. Though Private chas had developed in many aspects over the years, borrowing aspects from them for close combat did not suffice; such chas would be built on the wrong premise from the beginning.

Fatty only pointed out one of the cha’s flaws. If the Federation designed such a cha, Fatty would have the entire cha scrapped and rebuilt from scratch. A battlefield cha must et the battlefield’s needs; no matter how good the performance of a Private cha was, if not altered, it would be garbage on the battlefield. A child might be a martial arts champion, but he is still just a child. Letting him participate in a heavyweight boxing championship would be a joke, not to ntion making him wear adult-sized shoes and gloves for the competition.

By pointing out this flaw, Fatty not only had an opportunity to get closer to George but also had a real chance to touch the core of the Mythical Army. The most important thing was that under Fatty’s guidance, this cha would be designed step by step and gradually perfected, ultimately becoming the new generation of exclusive cha for the Mythical Army. If the cha had a flawed concept from the start, no amount of improvent would make it perfect. Fatty needed to ensure that this cha had no major issues in any aspect. Fixing broken pieces and patching things together was Fatty’s specialty.

When George took the data given by Fatty to Reinhardt, Reinhardt was arranging the siege of the ard rebellions of the Freedom Front. This ti, the Mythical Army felt quite humiliated. The Freedom Fighters had changed their tactics, becoming as elusive as cunning rats. Operating in small squads, their actions were covert, and their sneak attack plans were executed swiftly, with the fighters escaping imdiately regardless of the outco, giving the siege units no ti to react. The main forces were never exposed, leaving the Mythical Army repeatedly thwarted as they scrambled to deploy their troops.

Now, the Gazalin Empire had issued strict defense orders to all energy and military units, doubling the guard’s involvent in vigilance, and mobilizing national forces, including ard police, the intelligence departnt, and the army, for unrestricted searches. The aim was to eradicate these rebellious organizations causing chaos and fear at the root.

Reinhardt’s reaction speed was swift; two regints of the Mythical Army had been dispatched in platoons, responsible for assisting in searches and vigilance. However, many of these Freedom Fighters were civilians with no previous offenses, making it impossible to identify them by background. Many were even forr army retirees. Large-scale searches or lockdowns and indiscriminate detentions and interrogations of suspicious lower-class targets would undoubtedly affect the overall social order and the morale of soldiers fighting on the front lines. At such a critical mont, Reinhardt understood clearly that he could not create an atmosphere of tension and confrontation. Otherwise, if the lower-class soldiers in the army rebelled, the entire Empire would descend into chaos. Carrying out combat plans would be out of the question; making it through this internal turmoil unscathed would be fortunate!