Chapter 216 (2/2)

Cha Jun Sung had one question. Why is Strategist trying to make the Albatrus? It costs 100 trillion.

“We can’t just keep depending on battlesuits. We can try various strategic tactics, but even if we’re not infantry, the end is a handful of guns.”

Lifers utilize items that fit each of their dispositions. They use weapons ranging from artillery, guns, to swords. The only difference is being at a distance or close range.

There are machines other than these weapons in Life Mission’s store that Lifers make themselves like tanks, jets, and helicopters. They perform incomparably better than those of contemporary times, but they have fatal drawbacks. They are expensive and difficult to operate.

Basic battlesuits are 10 million. Basic tanks and armored cars are on the fringe as well. They need to learn to drive them or make a cyborg do it for them.

Compared to the expensive points, there are a lot of things that they need to keep in mind like double sensitivity. They perform well because they are deadly weapons created to defeat the enemy. The problem is that rather than investing points there, they benefit more by investing in battlesuits and using the rest of their points to get auxiliary equipment.

The ground isn’t a suitable environment for hundreds of tanks or armored cars to move on. Efficiency decreases in places that are impossible to enter.

It is also hard to hide the noise, so it is easy to become targets for mutants.

So if they are using a battlesuit, there is no reason to add on more gear to make it more complicated. That only brings bad results.

“There are too many obstacles on the ground. No matter how I think about it, there isn’t anything more efficient than fighting with a battlesuit.”

Powerful and easy.

These are the battlesuit’s greatest advantages.

“But the Albatrus is different. This giant weapon can take on tens of thousands of Lifers at one time, and it has tremendous combat power. This makes the genocide of mutants possible.”

How is the power of an aircraft carrier?

It is impossible to compare to tanks or armored cars. If they board the Albatrus, they can reduce the Lifers sacrificed while wasting points.

It’s just a theory because they haven’t practiced, but Strategist stayed up all night to check the specifications and it seems there is plenty of possibility.

“Rather than the sea and shore, it is the difference between weapon quality and application.”

“That’s right.”

The sea is a tricky area for Lifers to act in. There are very few missions related to the sea, and Lifers avoid even those.

If a means of attack forms, they don’t fall behind on the merits of above ground war. With the Albatrus, they can kill mutants without even touching them.

There are no boundaries in the vast ocean. They can keep going up and down.

They can move as they please and kill everything in sight because there are no towering mountains or cumbersome things like buildings. Moving around is easy too. They can just float around.

“The Albatrus is a weapon sold in the level S store. We need to use it.”

He wouldn’t have made work like this if it had been an ordinary marine weapon. It’s the type of thing that they can’t get now like the opening card.

“After hearing you out, it really doesn’t seem bad.”

There is a giant tank that 100 Lifers can board among above ground weapons as well.

It is a weapon in the level A store. They can buy this through drawings as well, and a bus would look like a toy car if placed in front of it.

Since they’re able to make the Albatrus, there’s no reason for them to buy it now. Strategist was actually thinking of using this kind of item too.

“You might have heard from Mr. Park Jin Hyuk, but more than 600 people died during the level B advance mission. It’s a terrible loss since they were a valuable power.”

There was a collision immediately after getting through the Red Blood Worms. They had wide range weapons but if they come in hordes, they have no choice but to engage in close range battle.

“I was able to get to this high position due to the sacrifice of others. I’d like to protect lives I can protect.”

They need a sturdy and large shield that can protect them from any attack.

The Albatrus would be able to play that role.

“And there is someone who can support my decision. Come in.”

Wiing!

Cha Jun Sung looks at the automatic doors of the office. At the moment, they are the only two people in the room.

Who is going to come in?

As the automatic doors open, a fairly old middle-aged man enters. This is someone Cha Jun Sung has never seen before.

“Introduce yourselves to each other.”

“Cha Jun Sung, I’m Overload.”

“We’ve met a few times in the virtual version, but it seems you don’t recognize me because I look different. I’m Yann Clark. I’m a Sea General.”

“Huh?”

Sea General.

He is a unique Lifer, the only one of the 36 Rankers who worked with the sea in the background. No user is better versed in Life Mission’s ocean than he is.

Had he been in the World Federation?

“Alright. Then shall we get started?”

He thought they were coming to an end, but they’re now just getting started?

It seems this will take a long time.