So, Aida Kang, who was in the Mountain of the Gods, saw the scene that silenced him.

The Earl-class Imperial mecha was the first to rush in front of Ji Xinghe, and slashed at the head of Ji Xinghe's mecha with a sword.

Once the sword cuts through the air, there will be no chance for a second sword strike.

Suddenly, Ji Xinghe, who was short in stature, moved sideways and collided. Before the mecha's heavy sword of the second Earl-class Imperial mecha slashed at his right leg, he crashed into the arms of the second Earl-class Imperial mecha.

The third count-class imperial mecha maneuvered sideways, and when it was about to take the opportunity to break through Ji Xinghe's mecha, it was blocked by the first count-class imperial mecha.

After maneuvering sideways again, the third Earl-class mecha finally appeared behind Ji Xinghe, but a mecha heavy sword appeared in front of it as if it had predicted all its movements.

Then stabbed.

Where did Ji Xinghe get the mecha heavy sword? Didn't he only get one mecha sword?

Where is that knife now?

Before he had time to think about these problems, he felt a sudden coldness in his body, followed by a tearing pain.

Its cockpit was broken open by the mecha heavy sword, and its body was pierced.

Only then did it see clearly that this mecha heavy sword was not in the hands of Ji Xinghe, but in the hands of its original owner.

But its original owner has lost control of it.

Ji Xinghe jammed the sword-holding arm of the second Earl-class mecha, and with powerful and somewhat strange force, guided the second Earl-class mecha to use its sword to kill the enemy.

"Break the armor, break his armor."

"Hit him, beat him..."

The two earl orangutans shouted at the same time, one voice was panicked, and the other voice was weak and gradually died away.

It was the second and third Count-class mechas. The latter died on the spot after saying this.

So it will never know why the first Count-class mecha didn't take the opportunity to launch an effective attack.

But the orangutan in the second Count-class mecha is still alive.

When it was fighting for control of its arm with Ji Xinghe, it finally saw a scene that made it unbelievable.

On the side of the first earl-class mecha, there was a mecha sword inserted. The blade made of tungsten steel was already halfway submerged. It was the knife that Ji Xinghe had just grabbed.

I don't know when it has completed its mission that it was not supposed to have.

When the panic in his heart reached its peak, the only remaining Earl of the Empire felt his world turned upside down.

Its mecha flew over Ji Xinghe's head, and then crashed to the ground.

Its sword-holding arm was still in Ji Xinghe's hand. When its body touched the ground, Ji Xinghe's hands and feet were stuck together, and then he twisted with ease.

There was a clicking sound.

Its mecha arm was torn off directly, just like the champion who had his limbs cut off before.

The torn mecha arm was finally unable to hold the mecha epee made of tungsten steel, so the mecha epee appeared in Ji Xinghe's hand.

A top-down thrust.

Three Count-class mechas were defeated in less than ten seconds, and the three Count-level orangutans among them all died with their eyes open.

They all knew that Ji Xinghe was very strong, but they couldn't figure it out until they died. Why was Ji Xinghe so strong?

Because Ji Xinghe played it for his son, and his son always thought that he was a peerless master.

He didn't want to disappoint his son, so he had to be extremely strong.

What is peerlessness?

Even if there are thousands of armies coming to attack, I am the only one who can be independent.

Looking at the 16th-generation federal standard mecha standing alone among the 'corpses' of three earl-class mechas, silently holding a sword.

A poem comes to mind for many people.
Chapter completed!