Chapter 1129: Chapter 346 chanical Angel_2 Chapter 1129: Chapter 346 chanical Angel_2 “So that’s how it is.”
Leonard Churchill understood as he listened.
From the first mont he saw the Titan ch in the tomb, he had actually felt this way.
That agility, it was completely like that of a human body.
So that was it.
It could even be inferred that the Titan Battle Armor designed by the Taren Dynasty was tailor-made for this Secret Skill.
Indeed, each of the Fifty-two Demonic God Secret Skills greatly enhanced their corresponding card master’s combat power.
Thinking of sothing, Leonard Churchill took out a booklet and said, “By the way, Rita. This is the introductory mantra for the ‘Celestial Godfall’ Secret Skill. You can have a look when you have ti.”
It’s very difficult to get started without being in the related sequence.
But at least, understanding the principle of extraordinary power like gravitational force might make it more efficient to control.
“Okay!”
Seven Brown agreed imdiately, feeling excited and at the sa ti couldn’t help but say, “Leonard, I’ve realized that you always manage to surprise people.”
…
The motorcycle was fast, and Leonard and his companion quickly returned to Starfall City.
The battle was still ongoing; the city was already engulfed in flas.
The roar of dragons and the sound of cannon fire were incessant.
The Titan Battle Armor had not appeared, nor had any outrageously strong experts from the Southern Continent co to reinforce.
However, the main force of the Ninth Iris Legion had arrived, and tens of thousands were surrounding and killing the experts from the Orlan Royal Family and slaughtering those residents who had not managed to escape in ti.
Starfall City was a Machinery City, not lacking in cannons and ammunition.
The city’s architecture was complex, with nurous basents.
Even street fighting wouldn’t end in a short ti.
Outside the city, Leonard observed for a while and then disguised himself as a Southern Continent soldier to blend in and assess the situation.
As expected, Starfall City itself had many Machinery Workshops belonging to the Orlan Royal Family, which required ti to move.
But now it seed more likely that the reason Orlan’s experts were holding out in the city was to cover the evacuation of the secret base to the north.
Leonard didn’t linger in the city, instead, he and Seven Brown headed north.
In less than ten minutes, they covered several dozen kiloters and found the “secret base.”
It was a desolate wasteland.
There were no traces of any man-made structures on the ground.
“The base is about forty ters underground here.”
“Hmm.”
It wasn’t easy to clear out a large base.
Since the battle had started, Leonard guessed that the base probably still contained a large amount of equipnt that hadn’t been transferred in ti, along with many people.
Otherwise, Domingo the Puppeteer and those experts of the Orlan Royal Family wouldn’t fight so desperately for cover in Starfall City.
Leonard lay on a hillside and observed for a while, with no intention of entering the base.
In his view, the truly valuable things in the lab, those easily transportable, were most likely already on the road.
Those experintal data and blueprints were what Leonard was most concerned about, with a higher priority even than the finished chas.
Intercepting this batch was the primary goal.
Thinking this, Leonard said, “Rita, let’s split up and find the escape routes first!”
Over the communicator, Seven Brown replied, “Okay!”
The two imdiately began their operation.
With Seven Brown, an insider, Leonard already knew the exact structure of the underground base.
Such a base would inevitably have escape routes.
The people in the base were mostly contaminated by faith, and not afraid of being exposed.
Unfortunately for them, there was Seven Brown.
She knew that there were at least three escape routes inside.
However, Leonard felt that since the plan to ambush the Song Family had likely failed and the news had gotten around, these three routes could be ruled out.
If the people from the Orlan Royal Family wanted to avoid a total wipeout, they would definitely use so backup escape routes.
Leonard had thought that finding them might require so luck.
After all, he hadn’t found any traces on the ground after searching for a while.
However, unexpectedly, it wasn’t long before he heard Seven Brown’s excited report through the communicator: “I think I’ve found it!”
Leonard quickly joined her and as he saw Seven Brown touching the ground with her chanical arm, as if “listening” for sothing, he asked, “Where?”
Seven Brown pointed in a direction and said, “Seventy ters underground. Fifteen degrees northeast. There are signs of regular life interaction.”
“Hm?”
Leonard was slightly surprised as she precisely described the direction of the tunnel.
Seven Brown explained, “The ‘Omniscient Perceiver’ equipped on the battle armor can sense not only the biological characteristics of living things, thermal imaging… Regular, subtle vibrations like footsteps, heartbeats can also be detected. I was at the right spot when a group of about fifteen people passed by just now…”
“That powerful?”
Leonard was genuinely taken aback.
This sensing ability was sothing he definitely couldn’t match.
He even believed that card masters below the Seventh Grade would struggle to notice it.
Oh, right.
The East Wilderness didn’t have Seventh Tier.
When this secret base was built, it was probably designed with the sensory limits of a Sixth Order Card Master in mind from the start.
Leonard was also awestruck, rembering the Titan ch he encountered in the tomb; it was a good thing it wasn’t piloted by a living person, otherwise its combat power might well have soared several tis.
Now that the passage was confird, everything else beca simple.
Finding a rat hole and wanting to catch rats, the best thod isn’t to crawl into the hole, but to blast them out.
Now, knowing that there were big secrets in this base, it was ti to see just how big!
Leonard: “Rita, you get back a bit first.”
Seven Brown: “Okay!”
Having said that, Leonard imdiately took out a card and activated it. The air was suddenly filled with a faint, irritating sll that human olfactory organs had a hard ti detecting, but werewolves could sll.
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