Chapter 1428: Chapter 438: Did Titan Escape? Everyone Reveres Him as a God_4 Chapter 1428: Chapter 438: Did Titan Escape? Everyone Reveres Him as a God_4 After listening, Seven Brown suddenly understood; during this period of separation, so many things had happened.
At the sa ti, she caught hints of the perilous nature of those experiences from his words.
Ninth Rank, Red Robed Archbishop, Seven Catastrophes Monarchs, the truth behind the Taren Destruction battle…
So much sounded like mythological tales, ethereal stories coming from Leonard Churchill’s mouth.
Seven Brown listened in silence, the darkness concealing the gleam flickering in her crystal-clear eyes.
So, he had beco this strong.
She had thought she was also trying hard to beco stronger, but now, it seed she was still far, far behind.
When he finished speaking, Seven Brown couldn’t help but express her sentint, “It seems our strength is indeed too weak…”
They had thought that now that they could mass-produce the Hunting God Armor, just waiting a while longer to beco a proper large legion, they would have nothing to fear from any enemy in the East Wilderness.
As long as they had enough numbers, even the Titan Battle Armor would not be a concern.
But now, after hearing Leonard Churchill’s analysis, she realized that a greater crisis had long been lurking in the dark.
The East Wilderness war had just begun, and whether it was the Orlan Royal Court or the Southern Continent, their foundations were far more profound than what ordinary people saw.
That feeling was suffocating.
Seven Brown felt that the chanical technology they possessed was like a tender sapling that was now bearing the pressure of a violent storm.
The two walked side by side, stepping on the pebbles of the riverbed, the atmosphere slightly gloomy.
Leonard Churchill knew what she was thinking and continued, “That’s why I ca to the East Wilderness this ti, the most important purpose is to establish a long-distance Teleportation Array.”
Seven Brown’s expression brightened at his words, “A Teleportation Array?”
The Song Family owned a complete chanical industrial chain, be it equipnt, personnel, or mineral deposits; the Song Family had been scheming for a century.
Just like the barren northwest, an uninhabited area, where one of the Song Family’s secret bases was located.
That undeveloped region contained nurous Rich Ore Layers and fuel deposits.
In other words, even if they had no contact with other cities, the base could operate and develop normally, or even establish a new nation.
However, the problem was that so materials required for manufacturing high-end battle armor were extrely scarce in the East Wilderness.
The biggest difficulty in mass-producing Hunting God Armors now was the lack of top-tier materials.
The Old Continent Alliance Army had collected many such materials in the East Wilderness, but the problem was, they had no way to take them back to the East Wilderness.
On the other hand, the situation with the Alliance Army was the reverse; they had found enough high-level materials in the Relics but lacked the corresponding equipnt, factories, and advanced chanical talent.
Currently, there were only two routes into and out of the East Wilderness: either the Orlan Royal Family’s secret chains or the Southern Continent’s Void Dragon Ships.
But using either path posed a great risk for smuggling, and the amount they could carry was very limited. Discovery would an loss of both people and property.
And now, Leonard Churchill was saying he ca to set up a Teleportation Array?
Seven Brown instantly grew excited, envisaging the God Hunter Legion already established!
Leonard Churchill nodded, explaining, “Yes. It’s a bit complex to explain, but basically, three thousand years ago, the Taron rituals left behind two Space Origin Stones, which can be used to build a long-distance Teleportation Array…”
Since it ca up, he went on to briefly explain so matters about the “Thousand Army Surrounding City”: “In a nutshell, the Teleportation Array on the Alliance side is already set up, just waiting for this side to establish one, and both sides would be instantly connected.”
“Oh my God! Does this an we won’t be short on materials anymore?”
Seven Brown could barely hide her surprise; she hadn’t expected Leonard Churchill to bring her such a pleasant surprise.
“That’s right.”
Leonard Churchill looked at the dark river channel, his mind already envisioning many future scenarios.
The East Wilderness was much safer than the Old Continent, and with the Song Family’s foundation, it was undeniably the best rear area.
With the supply of raw materials from the Alliance Army, this place could continuously produce high-performance combat chas and various chanical equipnt.
Accordingly, these chanical equipnt could be transported to the Old Continent, greatly enhancing the combat power of the Alliance Army.
In this way, given enough ti, the future landscape of the war was really unpredictable.
In Leonard Churchill’s projections, he saw a vision.
A breeze blew past, and among the ashes, a spark appeared.
And then… it was destined to blaze like a prairie fire.
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