"Damn, why am I so unlucky to be chosen for this mission!
This is a divine battle, and I’m the unlucky one!
Luckily, my storage equipment is intact, and since I’m not a Martial Artist, I haven’t learned Master Fist’s cultivation method, so I’m not a big target..."
Hiding beside a piece of shattered spacecraft debris, thinking about her experiences in the past few days, Lillian was about to cry.
First, two powerful figures she couldn’t afford to offend caused trouble all the way, almost prematurely sinking the ship.
Finally, when they reached the target, Master Fist couldn’t persuade them to stop, leading to the ship’s loss of control.
Even then, with her abilities, she could have succeeded in rescuing them, but she just happened to hit the Star Ring, causing her control to slow.
Then, the spacecraft showed signs of being affected by some superpower, directly causing complete damage and losing operational capability, leading to a crash.
If it were only a crash, it wouldn’t matter much. At worst, she could put in the effort to fix the spacecraft and escape.
But now, what’s with this Seventh Rank battle!
Wasn’t it supposed to be just a capture of a Tier Six!
Feeling the energy fluctuations of the battle behind her, Lillian could only shiver, feeling like she was just plain unlucky during this period.
The aftermath of a Seventh Rank battle is no good for the weak. In any battle, the magical energy disturbances from a Seventh Rank ability clash can shatter many Low-tier entities.
Even hiding behind the spacecraft wreckage wasn’t safe as stray artillery fire occasionally exploded nearby.
This magic cannon, distinctly different from mechanical weapons, had a very peculiar power. Besides pure magical bursts, it also left behind magical erosion affecting the environment.
This environment deepened gradually, causing continued erosion on organisms within.
If she hadn’t just broken through to Tier Six recently, she would have been knocked out at the beginning of the battle by the other side’s Mechanical Master’s firepower coverage.
In her view, the intensity of that barrage was on par with her teacher.
During the first round of probing, her Boss Martial Intent also fell at a disadvantage, making her feel like there was no hope ahead.
She’s not one to sit and wait for death, but facing a Seventh Rank battlefield, she truly had no power to intervene.
Summoning the courage to peek through the wreckage behind her, though unable to mix into the fight, she could at least keep an eye on it and anticipate her own outcome.
Lillian first put on her Mecha gear, then cautiously peered out —
As if! In battles of this level, poking her head out would mean getting killed instantly!
Fortunately, this time’s observation brought her a sigh of relief; her two bosses had regained the advantage in the battle.
She saw her Boss Magic Fist reignite the magical armor, and without any hindrance, advance effortlessly towards the opposing Mechanical Master.
The opposing Mechanical Master intended to control melee weapons to block, but was disrupted by her Boss Martial Intent’s telekinesis, forcing continued long-range attacks.
The lack of close combat had to be handled by the Space Superpower User for interference.
Her two bosses had already suppressed three of their opponents...
"Eh? Wait, three people?"
Lillian suddenly realized the target, who had been lingering outside, was now nowhere to be seen.
She immediately sensed something was wrong and wanted to alert her two bosses, but from her position, she couldn’t do it!
The two didn’t carry communication devices, making it impossible to warn them. As for rushing out... This update is available on novel~fire~net
Watching the fierce artillery fire, Lillian was momentarily indecisive.
If she didn’t warn them, the two bosses might fall into a trap, increasing their chance of defeat.
But if she did warn them, she might be unable to return, getting killed mid-path, or even immediately by the aftershocks...
However, her indecision didn’t last long, not because she’d made a decision, but because...
There was no need to make one anymore.
Lillian looked anxiously at the battlefield and suddenly felt something seemed to have changed. The spaceship wreckage she had been hiding in suddenly started to shake.
Soon, it was as if an invisible large hand picked it up, flying it towards the battlefield.
Not just the wreckage she was hiding in, but also the main body of the spaceship wreckage piled beside her was also caught up, rising into the air.
The once-solid spaceship hull now flowed like a liquid in the air, converging in the center of the battlefield.
It’s that Mechanical Master!
Lillian instantly realized what this was. During the battle, she had noticed the opponent’s mechanical control was different from her and her teacher’s orthodox Mechanical Master techniques.
The opponent’s earlier control of giant metal components turning into rear turrets wasn’t obvious from a distance, but now seeing the change up close was truly breathtaking.
"Is this some kind of superpower? This ability is practically a naturally born Sacred Body of a Mechanical Master!
Just as Lillian was lost in admiration, a magic cannon that accidentally splashed not far from her made her suddenly realize something very important.
After the opponent’s Mechanical Master had taken away her hiding place’s wreckage, she had no cover anymore!
Realizing too late, she dove into the pit left by the removed wreckage with a roll, just as the battlefield underwent a sudden mutation!
Rand’s action of controlling distant spaceship wreckage couldn’t be hidden from Xike, but Xike was unable to stop it now.
Even though his telekinesis was strong, he couldn’t compare to Rand in terms of metal manipulation.