Chapter 1237: 1182, a confrontation, heavy losses Chapter 1237: 1182, a confrontation, heavy losses [Mad Thunder and Heavenly Waterfall], as a relatively rare Seventh Order spell, had an extrely strong penetrative power as its most distinguishing feature!
Skuru’s drone swarm generally boasted high magic resistance, and the chassis could activate “micro-deflective force field shields,” resulting in high physical resistance as well. Damage from various elental spells such as fire, water, earth, and thunder was minimal against the drones, and only the Space System’s [Dinsional Slash] caused moderate damage, but it was not prominently efficient in shooting down enemy aircraft.
The Seventh Order spell [Mad Thunder and Heavenly Waterfall] was an exception!
This spell’s unit energy density was undoubtedly the highest among Seventh Order range spells, capable of effectively piercing through the drones’ magic-resistant shells and directly burning out the internal electronic components.
Skuru’s drones were quite sophisticated machines, each and every electronic component was essential, carrying a significant portion of functionality.
[Mad Thunder and Heavenly Waterfall] needed only to burn a portion of the electronic components to cause the chassis to beco unbalanced and even fall from the sky.
At that mont, Su Yu’s clone had clearly achieved such an effect with [Mad Thunder and Heavenly Waterfall].
Dense, dark thunderclouds blanketed the sky, and in an instant, lightning flashed, thunder rumbled, and wild thunder danced chaotically!
Dense lightning ford serpentine silver streaks, countless of them intertwining, eventually creating a dense stream that resembled a thunderous waterfall!
The torrent of thunderous energy poured down, relentlessly hamring the unmanned drones below.
How could the drones withstand such a massive energy torrent? The ones in the vanguard were pierced imdiately, exploding into fireworks in the sky!
Even the drones that were rely affected by the thunderous torrent suffered greatly.
Many were invaded by the rampant currents, which forcefully burned out components within, causing them to plumt from the sky.
Only drones at the outer periphery, far from the thunderfall, were lucky enough to escape unscathed.
But Su Yu’s clone released 6 [Mad Thunder and Heavenly Waterfalls] in one go!
6 consecutive [Mad Thunder and Heavenly Waterfalls] enveloped a large portion of the sky, leaving most drones with no space to evade the “waterfall’s” onslaught.
Thus, so exploded, so fell.
The neatly arranged swarm of drones was instantaneously punched with 6 overlapping substantial gaps, causing the entire formation to scatter!
Any discerning observer could see, the drone swarm had been dealt a heavy blow and suffered significant damage!
Before long, Manina heard the AI Blue Devourer’s voice, “Your Majesty, the drone swarm has been attacked by a Blue Star People’s range spell. In the first wave alone, we have 983 drones missing in action, with an additional 222 drones sustaining various degrees of damage, of which 102 have lost combat capability!”
“Missing in action” did not necessarily an the drone was destroyed; it might also an that the drone’s signal reception and transmission equipnt had been destroyed by the lightning, temporarily losing contact with the main base.
However, the figures had already shown that in just the first wave, the drone swarm had lost a third of its fleet! This could already be described as “catastrophic combat losses.”
Yet, Manina still did not take the matter to heart.
Just as ntioned earlier, his attention was entirely on his son, Morgan.
It didn’t matter that a third of the drones were lost, even if the Blue Star People had wiped out the entire drone swarm in one encounter, he would rely raise an eyebrow at most.
“Blue Devourer,” Manina instructed, “I will temporarily hand over frontline command to you. You complete the frontline combat command. Unless there is a significant tactical change, there’s no need to consult .”
“Understood,” AI Blue Devourer did not ask why but simply took over the command.
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