"Boom!" As the body of the last S-class monster fell to the ground, it announced humanity's final victory in this base defense battle!
Although the base suffered so damage and minor destruction, and a few frontline personnel sacrificed, the number of casualties didn't even exceed 10, and the damage to the base was almost just so surface engineering.
But this victory was unprecedentedly grand; it was the first ti humans defeated the monster's attack head-on and completed this battle with total annihilation.
Soon, various transport vehicles in the base drove out to begin processing the monster corpses. For the base, the corpse of an S-class monster is extrely valuable because the foundation of manufacturing S-class chas is these monsters' brain nerves!
chas are not purely chanically controlled; relying on humans' Brain Quantum Waves cannot directly control such massive chas. Instead, they are operated through the monsters' brain nerves as interdiaries, and even so monster muscle tissue is added to these chas to achieve better mobility.
If the body of an S-class monster is properly used, humans can manufacture 5 S-class chs from it; these 120 monster corpses, although so are severely damaged, can still manage to produce 500 S-class chas.
"Damn! Idiot! Why did you hit the head?" Lek just walked out of the cockpit and was surrounded by a group of pilots.
"The brains exploded, leaving not a single brain nerve, equivalent to the loss of 5 S-class chas for us!"
"Hahaha, sorry, sorry," Lek was sowhat embarrassed. He was eager to show off but forgot to preserve the monster bodies as intact as possible.
After all, their previous battles were extrely dangerous; one misstep led to the destruction of the cha and death, leaving no room for maneuver. Killing the monster was their only goal.
"Alright, don't bla him. After we train for a bit longer, we'll take the initiative and directly attack the monster's lair!"
"That's right! We used to have to defend reactively, but now we can launch counterattacks!"
"By then, won't we have as many S-class monster bodies as we want?"
"Makes sense, I'll go make a reservation with headquarters!"
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"Commander, great news! All 120 S-class monsters have been exterminated, life form signs completely disappeared, and losses to our base are almost negligible. This is absolutely a historic victory for humanity!"
"Good! Wonderful!" The commander and other high-level officials were moved to tears, having thought this would be an extraordinarily difficult battle, possibly even the end of headquarters. Who knew it would actually boost human morale?
"Wow!" Suddenly, everyone stood up, "We represent all humanity in thanking Instructor Zhang for his contributions!"
"Hey, what are you doing—(Kun Kun's tone)," Zhang nglong was also surprised by their reaction, "No need to stand up, it's basic operations, everyone sit down!"
"Instructor Zhang, I have an idea," the commander said, "Now that you have a complete process for training pilots, aside from the pilots at our base headquarters, pilots from other Base Cities can co here for training. By then, our reserve forces will be endless!"
"Exactly!" Other high-level officials agreed, "If we can train a large batch of such pilots, we'll never need to fear these monsters again."
"Looking long-term, this is a strategic proposal," the chief scientist stood up, "but have you considered that we used to have more chas and fewer pilots, now we have many pilots but fewer chas."
The demands from those pilots have all been reported to him; now none of the headquarters pilots even consider B-class and A-class chas, unusually applying for tens of thousands of S-class chas!
So far, with all human cha technology developed, there are only a few thousand S-class chas, not even enough to et the headquarters of the United Legions!
Even though Zhang nglong trained batch after batch of S-class pilots and even SS-class pilots, without chas, it's all in vain.
"Yes, this is indeed a problem," Ao Kang sighed, "to manufacture large numbers of S-class chas and SS-class chas requires more than just resources; it also needs corpses of S-class and above monsters, which aren't easily obtainable."
"That's not difficult!" Zhang nglong spoke up, "Is the number of S-class monsters very few?"
"Not exactly," Ao Kang replied, "According to what we currently know, over 2 million monsters have co to our world through that dinsional rift, most of which are B-class monsters, A-class makes up about 12%, and the number of S-class monsters is also around 20 thousand."
"Moreover, a very critical point is they continuously replenish their forces. Over the years, we've killed at least tens of thousands of B-class monsters, even hundreds of S-class monsters, yet the total number of monsters hasn't significantly decreased, which is also our biggest headache."
"Twenty thousand, doesn't sound like much," Zhang nglong asked, "How many cha pilots are there in the Human Legions?"
"A total of 120,000 active pilots, and around 200,000 reserve pilots, who are still fairly immature and need so ti to beco qualified pilots."
"Not enough," Zhang nglong stroked his chin, "By this calculation, we need at least 300,000 S-class chas to fully arm all pilots, which ans at least 50-60 thousand S-class monsters. Killing them all won't even be enough."
Everyone looked at Zhang nglong with eyes as if seeing a monster.
There's only ever been talk of too many monsters, never of anyone worrying about too few monsters.
"You see, no matter how many monsters we kill, as long as that space isn't closed, this battle will never end. So to end this war, we must go to the monster world and see how they maintain this passage and cut off the connection."
"Hmm," everyone nodded in agreent, this point was clearly understood by all.
But the strength required to achieve this is far too enormous; rely breaking through the endless monsters guarding the passage is almost impossible.
"So, we'll first set a small goal, to create 500,000 S-class chas!" Zhang nglong said.
"The tal materials for manufacturing S-class chas are abundant on our planet, and the technology is mature; the only issue is we lack enough S-class monster samples. As long as there are enough samples, we can absolutely manufacture 500,000 S-class chas within 2 years!"
"Hmm? What's that?" Near that dinsional transportation entrance, humans have always monitored the situation with a large number of detectors, and the images are synchronously broadcasted to the base through quantum technology.
Zhang nglong inadvertently noticed a sudden blaze of light on one of the monsters, standing out conspicuously in the monster swarm.
"Oh, that's a special phenonon of monster advancent," the chief scientist explained, "most monsters have fixed levels at birth, and after reaching adulthood, they manifest corresponding destructive power. However, occasionally an individual evolution occurs, but the likelihood is low. You don't need to worry."
"I suddenly have an idea," Zhang nglong revealed a transparent expression, "Since there aren't enough S-class monsters for us to hunt, why don't we breed a batch ourselves?"
This suggestion was like an Azure Dragon blade stabbing a butt, shocking everyone wide-eyed.
Leveling up monsters? Who could offer such a suggestion without three years of brain hemorrhage?
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