Fortunately, Catherine did not continue to explore. She only told Alan to rest in the camp and left alone.
Following that, the war in the Chaos Canyon finally broke through.
On the third day of the war, the outsider's air defense line was completely broken. Although the remaining Dark Titan had gone out to et the enemy, he was killed by Catherine under the sickle. When the pitch-black giant's self-destructing black sun flattened a corner of the canyon, the foreign troops on the ground also retreated. After breaking through the air defense line, the Federation Squadron and the ground forces worked together and ate up the three main barracks of the foreign army with absolute superiority.
The defeat was complete, and the foreign army chose to withdraw. Catherine finally acted ruthlessly. The entire air fleet spread out, forming a high-altitude firepower net that devoured the Catus' starships and the Grai Giants. This day's war only lasted until dusk, but only a tenth or two of the foreign troops were able to escape in the end.
The ground troops of the Federation successfully arrived at the artificially flattened land in the valley, destroying the resonators on the spot. According to the countdown shown on the resonator, if the Federation moved two or three days later, Frost Star would beco a black hole in the Rudson Domain. The black hole could alter the gravity of the surrounding space and bring unpredictable disaster to the rest of the planets in the Garden of Eden Planet Belt.
Fortunately, the Federation still had a bit of luck, destroying the machine before the black hole ford, which also ant that the war on Frost Star was a perfect sentence.
At the end of the war, the army was about to withdraw from Coldfrost, and the hunting squads were also notified of their withdrawal. The team on the frost will return to the Sunrise, and the General Staff Headquarters will sort out the military contributions they have obtained during this period of ti. If he accumulated a second-rate rit in the war, he could go to the Garden of Eden to participate in the war on the central battlefield. As for those who couldn't get tickets, it was ti to choose. They had to choose between withdrawing from the war or joining a family army in order to continue fighting.
This choice would be an important turning point for them to participate in the interstellar battlefield. Everyone needed to carefully consider it.
After receiving the evacuation notice, hunting teams began to leave one after another. But Allen brought Belmore and the others back to the chaotic canyon, which had been severely damaged in the war. Many of the terrain had been altered by artillery fire. It was once a place where rocks were piled up and grass grew like a sea, but now there were round explosive craters one after another. So of the craters were over a hundred ters in diater and more than ten ters deep. It could be seen how badly they had been damaged by the flas of war.
Alan lit a bonfire on a high mountain in the canyon, as he had promised Hubble. When night fell, even if the canyon was shrouded in mist, it could still be vaguely seen. It was late at night when Hubble arrived. Lucy and Regis both showed signs of nervousness when he appeared in the fire. Regis even reached out his hand to support the hilt of the saber, and only then did he let go of it at Ellen's beckoning.
Hubble snorted and said in a low voice, "You didn't say so many human monkeys would co. Wait, there are Adahua Planet people here!"
He looked at Lucy with a puzzled look in his eyes.
"They are all my friends and important companions." Alan ca to Hubble's side and patted Gatu. "As for this, Hubble, the beheader, he is my second follower. From today onwards, he will join us in the battle."
He then nodded to Belmond, who brought two chests with Regis. Alan opened the box and found that there was a set of armor inside. At this mont, Alan Tocatherine had the armor in her hand, and Hubble's figure and appearance had undergone the necessary modifications.
"Co on, change it." Alan said.
Hubble stood motionless, his eyes hesitating.
"What's wrong? Quickly take off the armor on your body." Alan urged.
Hubble raised his finger to Lucy. "There's a woman here!"
Lucy burst out laughing and stood up. "I didn't expect you to be shy. Well, I'll get out of the way."
Watching Lucy walk away, Hubble took off his broken armor and asked, "What does shyness an?"
"Probably ans that you will be shy." Ellen said casually and threw a portion of his chest armor at the Catus.
Hubble roared, "The brave and fearless Hubble won't be shy. That woman from Adahua Planet, I want you to take back what you just said!"
Alan shook his head, ignoring the thick-skinned rhinoceros and putting on the armor for Hubble with Belmore and the others. By the ti the last piece was installed, Hubble had beco a steel fortress. He was like a gigantic tin can, even his iconic big head was firmly hidden in a completely sealed helt, revealing only two golden eyeballs.
If the armor was not removed, it would be difficult to associate Hubble with the Catus from the looks of it. Because in terms of the appearance of the armor, Allen deliberately chose a silver-white armor that was close to the aesthetic of the people of Adahua Planet. Decorated with golden patterns and a scarlet cloak, Hubble instantly transford into a dignified and divine gorgeous knight. How could he have anything to do with the rude and barbaric Catus?
However, Hubble himself was very dissatisfied with the armor, for example, the color of the armor was too bright. In the Catus' understanding, anything that was bright was fragile. Just like those beautiful flowers, they were never as hard as deep rocks.
Of course, this preference was selectively ignored by Alan. He only hoped that this suit of armor would keep Hubble from attracting the attention of others before heading to the Garden of Eden. After all, they had to stay on the Sunrise until then. It wasn't hard to imagine that if the Federation discovered that there was a Catus hiding on the cruiser, and that Hubble seed to be on the Federation's watch list, it wouldn't cause a huge commotion at that ti.
So the more sacred and dignified Hubble looked, the safer he would be.
"Finally" Allen looked at his beheader. A hole had been pierced through the axe by Comon. Apart from being large and heavy, this axe had no special use. Moreover, the materials used were also very rough, and the casting technique could be called simple and crude. It was hard for Hubble to make a na for himself with such a battle axe, but now, if he continued to carry the beheader. Even if he was given this armor, it would still be enough for soone to recognize him.
"I want you to change into this weapon." Alan personally pulled out a martial artifact chest and opened it. Inside was a machete made of Valley Blue Steel. The machete was nearly two ters long, and its body was extrely thick, emitting a faint blue light. The design was simple and simple, without any sequence. It was just a cold weapon that was heavy enough. It was indeed heavy enough. This machete weighed two tons net. It was simply like a large iron block.
Hubble picked it up and casually slashed it twice. Imdiately, there was a dull sound of the wind. The characteristics of the Valley Blue Steel also left behind two faint blue light marks in the air. "It's better than my beheader," said Hubble with satisfaction. "What's the na of this thing?"
"It hasn't been nad yet." Ellen said, thinking to himself, "Don't tell Hubble. I don't know how long this thing has been in the federal warehouse." When Catherine brought it along with her armor, Alan rembered that the knife had the word "defective" on it.
"Just call it the beheading knife." Hubble changed the na of the axe to machete without any novelty.
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