The Mech Touch

Chapter 6894  Red Collective Contribution

The Premier Fleet was getting closer and closer to achieving total readiness.

The arrival of Saint Dise and the First Sword Mark III plugged a huge hole in the fleet's capabilities. The Larkinsons no longer needed to fear the threat posed by enemy phase leaders.

When Ves checked the acquisition of first-class mechs, he noted that the Red Association continually shipped dozens of first-class multipurpose mechs to New Constantinople every couple of days.

The shipments were a bit irregular. The mechers had also fallen a bit behind schedule, but that was understandable considering all of the supply disruptions.

Still, Ves did not think that it would take too long for the Larkinsons to gain possession of 1000 first-class mechs.

Already, the Premier Fleet already obtained enough copies of the three chosen mech models to begin training for most of the mech pilots hired by the Premier Branch.

The Dracoloid first-class multipurpose mech model proved to be a menace when deployed alongside dozens of similar machines. The dragon mechs possessed a lot of mobility and looked intimidating if they charged at the same time. Enemy phasefighter pilots would definitely panic if their craft was beset by these mechs!

The Omega Thresher's melee capabilities were weaker, but nobody cared because the firepower of this first-class multipurpose mech model was superior.

Of particular note was the Datura Gravity Well Caster.

The gravitic weapon performed precisely as claimed. A single Datura was not able to produce a strong effect by itself, but when a dozen or more of them all launched their payloads in perfect coordination with each other, they were able to produce compound gravity wells that were able to generate much greater disruption on the battlefield!

As for the E-MULE, the first-class support mechs simply performed their roles without any complications. Its energy capacity was higher than almost any other mech, but it was not enough to sustain the consumption of a dozen machines.