Even in their stillness, they radiated an imposing aura.
On the way, Amalia listened to their explanation and learned how strictly the aliens safeguarded their Cosmorite cha technology.
They rarely allowed humans to recover even fragnts of the chs.
After battles, the aliens would ticulously retrieve any core fragnts that could potentially reveal the secrets of Cosmorite cha technology.
What was left behind were insignificant scraps that provided no real insights, other than reinforcing the terrifying durability of these chs.
This only deepened the despair of the humans, as they wondered how they could ever protect their holand against such technologically advanced invaders.
Seeing these three nearly intact Cosmorite chas for the first ti, Khalil trembled slightly.
Never before had they managed to claim such complete chs.
The first ch had its cockpit smashed through by Kenny Lin’s punch, leaving its core system almost entirely destroyed, though the rest of the ch was remarkably intact.
The second ch was in better condition, albeit missing its limbs.
Its cockpit was mostly intact except for a gaping hole in the chest, where Kenny Lin had ripped open the core cabin and torn the alien pilot inside to pieces.
The third ch was the most complete of all.
Its head was severed cleanly from its body, with a smooth, precise cut that looked as though it had been made by an incredibly sharp blade.
"You two aren’t just the saviors of Shadron; you’re heroes of the Draconis Empire," Khalil exclaid, forgoing an imdiate inspection of the chs to express his gratitude to Amalia and Kenny Lin. "Although we’ve been out of contact with the Empire for six months, knowing the aliens’ tendencies, I’m confident the Empire has an 80% chance of never having obtained Cosmorite chas this intact before."
"If we can get these three Cosmorite chas to Veloxia, the Empire’s cha Masters will undoubtedly be able to study and replicate them."
The more Khalil spoke, the more excited he beca, his face lit with hope.
However, when the conversation turned to how the chs could be transported to Veloxia, his enthusiasm deflated and replaced with a somber expression.
Veloxia is the capital of the Draconis Empire, the planet where the royal family resides.
This information had been learned six months ago, before they lost contact with the Empire.
Before the alien invasion, Veloxia was not the capital planet of the Draconis Empire.
The original capital planet fell into enemy hands at the onset of the invasion, and the situation was brutal.
While slaughtering the population, the aliens even broadcasted the massacre live across planets with internet access throughout the universe.
In just a few days, nearly half of the planet’s population of several hundred million had perished, including so mbers of the royal family.
Veloxia was later established as the new capital by the royal family mbers who managed to escape.
The planet has highly fortified defenses, and many important figures, such as the cha Master, were relocated there.
"This size of ch... we have no ans of transporting them to Veloxia. Even if we could, getting them past the aliens’ heavy defenses to reach Veloxia seems almost impossible," Khalil said, his brow darkening with renewed worry.
What use is obtaining the alien Cosmorite chas if we can’t transport them?
The result would be the sa as not obtaining them at all.
"Lieutenant, maybe we could try contacting them, ask them to send soone to take these Cosmorite chas away?" Tariq thought outside the box.
He felt this thod would be far easier than trying to send them themselves.
Khalil quickly regained so hope.
Indeed, this would be simpler, "It could work, but how do we contact them?"
"We’ll think of sothing, we always do," Tariq encouraged.
They had made it through the toughest tis, so having a potential breakthrough now was a step forward.
Amalia had been standing off to the side, listening as they spoke.
As they were talking, she walked over to one of the Cosmorite chas, lightly touching the surface.
A cold sensation spread through her skin, tallic in its chill, but she still noticed it.
"Did you find sothing?" Kenny Lin, noticing her expression, understood that there was sothing important.
Amalia nodded her head. "Although the surface seems tallic, this Cosmorite cha appears to contain a trace of stellar energy. It’s sowhat similar to the materials of certain teorites."
She extended her divine sense, probing deeper into the cha’s structure.
She explored every corner, finally seeing the design of the core cabin.
In her past life, she had also piloted a ch, so she had so understanding.
The alien Cosmorite chas and the Empire’s chs were similar, aside from the materials and so internal structural differences.
This was a higher-tier ch, so the complexity was to be expected.
Of course, the biggest difference between the two types of chs lay in their core energy cabins.
"Is this teorite the main material?" Kenny Lin asked, lacking the technical knowledge to fully grasp the details.
"Probably," Amalia replied. "The defensive strength and energy of these Cosmorite chas are likely derived from this teorite material, with a 90% probability... but..." She paused.
The conversation between the two was not deliberately lowered in volu, and when Khalil and the others overheard them discussing the Cosmorite chas, their eyes widened in shock as they stared at them.
"But what?" Kenny Lin didn’t continue to ask, and it was Khalil who couldn’t help but ask first.
"This Cosmorite cha might be one of the lower-tier models. It was mainly made for the aliens we killed. I suspect there’s a higher-tier model ant for the shape shifting aliens to pilot," Amalia continued.
Khalil took a deep breath. "You can deduce all that just from one Cosmorite cha?"
Amalia smiled and replied, "It’s not difficult. You can tell by looking at their core cabins. The interior space is unusually large. The shape shifting aliens wouldn’t need such a large core cabin. Additionally, this Cosmorite cha’s internal structure is relatively simple."
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