The Great Compassionate chanical Queen declares:
The large phased array, boundless rit, with infinite variability, can overco all stubbornness.
The Great Fusion Technique, Blazing Marvel, Supre True Power, can dispel the confusion of all beings.
The phased array technology originates from radar electromagnetic waves, composed of nurous radiation units arranged in an array. By controlling the amplitude and phase of each unit in the array antennas, it synthesizes a flexible and rapidly focused scanning radar within a certain range.
This technology can also be flexibly utilized in nuclear explosions, causing the energy to ’relatively’ converge in a certain direction.
Mu Dan looked cheerily at the beautiful streams of data, analyzing the probability of those guys being blown to pieces, but her smile quickly faded away.
So strong.
She imdiately adjusted, releasing the second and third wave offensives early from behind the hiding stone walls.
Unfortunately, two Loose Immortals from the rear had already led the group forward, pulling those figures back amidst the scalding hot but swiftly dispersed fireball gaps.
Mu Dan smirked, raising a middle finger, then put on a pitiful look and sent a voice ssage to Daoist Wang.
"Sir, they’re a bit tough to fight, their average mana is much stronger than I calculated."
"However, our resources weren’t wasted. Although the first wave didn’t kill them, it has already depleted their mana."
As she spoke, the observer hidden far away transmitted an image.
The nine unlucky ones rescued back were fed elixirs, and their Qi rapidly recovered significantly.
"The effect is indeed not very obvious," Mu Dan added.
Due to the influence of the phased array nuclear explosions, the entire space’s communications had so noise-induced delays. Wang Jixuan’s response arrived half a minute later.
"Can you hold off until Yin Lin Hall Master arrives?"
"No problem," Mu Dan confidently replied, "As long as they don’t exceed my understanding of combat power."
"Mm, try to delay them. I can make my move at any ti."
Wang Jixuan further added:
"If the Transformation Array remains undisturbed, that would be for the best."
Mu Dan laughed, "If resources solve the issue, it’s not an issue, sir, rest assured and transform!"
"Alright."
Wang Jixuan didn’t respond further.
He was also at a critical juncture, with most of his mind focused on the Alien Soul, beginning to breach the Xuan Pass.
Since he initially aid for perfection, Wang Jixuan had set too many Circulation concurrent routes for this Pillar Blade Beast. Attempting to end it early now would be a waste.
The only one Master Wang could trust now was Mu Dan.
In the command ship, Mu Dan withdrew her smile, rapidly calculating and thinking, continuously sending out one command after another externally, as countless chanical bodies approached from all directions in the space domain.
She prepared a total of sixteen of these phased array nuclear bomb offensives.
Fireball after fireball blood continuously;
chanical bodies released countless light beams according to the changes of the formation, and these light beam attacks always reached their intended targets simultaneously, with deviations asured in milliseconds.
In the fierce battle, groups of chanical bodies similar to Blade Beasts joined in the fray...
The Dark Sect mbers quickly realized they were caught in the vast ocean of the chanical army.
Under normal circumstances, in such vast cosmic space, they wouldn’t have ventured into the ambush circle of these chanical bodies.
But now, they were charging towards a predetermined area.
Concealed in there were two Immortal Realm experts, frowning and staring at the gigantic beast’s back, which was turned towards them.
They could see the beast was ditating;
They could also sense the vast mana within the beast becoming increasingly pure and condensed.
This was not good news.
The male immortal secretly whispered a few words to the female fairy.
The female fairy hid her figure, quietly retreated, and began a silent, undetected long-range maneuver.
Given their cultivation, this distance was insignificant.
The male immortal blended stealthily among the dozens of Dark Sect mbers.
Given the intense wars across realms, if these tribulation-crossing, unification realm Dark Sect mbers died, so be it, but those Loose Immortals were the cornerstones of various True Realm divisions and must be preserved.
The male immortal bided his ti to make his move.
He had seen through much about these chanical puppets.
They were just too nurous, and each attack always had a perfect way to coordinate, capable of releasing those energy-laden light beams from multiple directions, thus causing so trouble for his fellow cultivators.
And the greatest threat, of course, was those constantly blooming, seemingly costless giant fireballs.
If those fireballs got too close, they would ’consu’ a large amount of cultivator’s mana. —If there were so fire-repelling magic treasures, a lot of mana could be saved.
In summary, the other side just wanted to delay their steps.
Drawing closer, the male immortal gazed at the gigantic, ’sitting lobster’-like beast’s back in the distant front, a faint smile curling at his lips.
’Concentrating a demon body? Such a minor skill. How can heretical ways enter the grand path?’
The male immortal took down the long bow on his back, golden light condensing at his fingertips as he slowly pulled the bowstring, the golden light entangling and rapidly forming a light arrow.
The cosmic space was too vast, so vast that the beast seed close, yet there was still a certain distance.
But the male immortal didn’t mind.
He drew the bow like a full moon!
One strike!
Buzz!
At the mont the bowstring vibrated, the male immortal revealed his figure, a streak of brilliance blossod, instantly transforming into a giant arrow tens of feet long, encased in a Fire Phoenix shadow, sweeping along its path, shooting towards the beast!
Where the giant arrow passed, one chanical body after another shattered, and those deep space bombs buried in advance turned into tiny points of light without having ti to unleash their charges.
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