Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 133

Chapter 133 Learning in the Repair Bay

But what could he say?

The tech nerd thought hard for a long time before finally squeezing out, “Little boss, is something w with the energy cannon I’m assembling

Julian shook his head.

‘No. Nothing’s wrong.”

The maker pressed his lips together.

His face clearly said, Then why have you been staring at me this whole time?

Now that his sect leader was backing him up and Julian had decided to lie flat whenever he had nothi lse to do, he answered with complete honesty.

Our first-year Class F is moving too slowly. They haven’t taught weapon assembly yet, and I haven’t nstalled one before. So I’m watching you do it and learning on site.”

The maker being watched said nothing.

eon, who had been enjoying the drama from the side, said nothing.

Adrian, who had just confidently said Julian must be capable, also went silent.

No.

Wait.

You were already leading a frontline repair team, and you had not even learned how to install mecha weapons?

Did that make sense?

Far out on the Southwestern front, deep space stretched cold and silent.

While Julian earnestly studied weapon assembly, a blood-red giant insectoid stood before the endless tide of bugs.

Three pairs of dark-gold compound eyes stared at the human line ahead.

Its body was covered in near-black crimson chitin. Clusters of ghost-blue fleshy petals bloomed from s shoulders and back, glowing in a rotten, decadent beauty.

Its most obvious feature was its forelimbs.

A pair of saw-edged scythe claws, with blood-red vine-like vessels extending from the joints. Thick, foul liquid dripped from the tips.

Before such a deep-space monster, countless mechas, starships, and cannon volleys looked like toys

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waiting to break.

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But directly in front of three equally massive spirit forms stared back without moving.

A battle bear stood like a mountain, its body covered in rock-like armor. Beneath the stone plates, me light flowed.

Behind the massive bear, two giant eagles circled in the void.

The first had wings like cracked black ice, veined with silver-white frost patterns.

The second was even larger and more solid. with golden feathers spilling light like a rising sun in endl night.

When the two eagles resonated and circled together, even the Detonflower Blood Mantis narrowed i

hree pairs of eyes.

The three spirit forms had different shapes and different attributes, but behind them stood countless nechas, warships, and soldiers.

They were the line’s silent guarantee.

‘Good thing the General stayed alert. If we hadn’t kept eyes on the border this time and warned the Fou Legion about the insectoids’ route in advance, the Southwestern line would’ve been torn open by that dead bug again.”

Inside the command ship directly under the Second Legion First Division Vanguard Regiment, Colonel Caleb Hayes had just delivered R and the others to Gaja, then turned straight toward the front.

He was now reporting the situation to Orion.

‘People always say fathers and sons fight best together. General Marston and his son Caelan really do bo each other hard with that spirit resonance.”

Laurie Rick controlled his mammoth spirit form as it charged through the insectoids, still finding tane to admire the scene.

‘And Straker too. Half a year since we last saw him, and that guy’s psychic power has grown again.”

The three enormous spirit forms they were discussing belonged to the fighters blocking the Demonflower

Blood Mantis.

The battle bear belonged to the Fifth Legion’s new commander, Lt General Merck Straker.

The two resonating giant eagles belonged to General Marston of the Fourth Legion, a 35 Alpha, and

Caelan Rookwood.

Marston’s was the Aurora War Eagle.

Caelan’s was the Frost-Abyss Eagle.

By rights, Caelan, still a military academy student, had no qualification to join a battle at this level

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Unfortunately, Marston had been wounded in the insectoids’ first wave. Even with Helen already treatin him, the psychic resonance with his son’s spirit form was still necessary.

“Colonel Hayes, another gap has appeared on the left wing?”

Caleb was reporting to Orion when one of his soldiers detected another weak point in the Fourth and F Legions’ defense.

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