I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

Chapter 846: Chapter 508: The Never-Ending Test_1

The Blade Mantis had become much clumsier and slower than people were familiar with, and Harrison Clark was using a strange close combat technique.

His mobility and ability to change directions had greatly declined, but each move and action resembled that of an ancient heavy sword master, effortlessly lifting heavy weights.

It was visually evident that he had adjusted the mass of the two cutting blades.

Tactical analysis quickly calculated that under the control of the variable frequency neutron converter, the blades’ mass reached several thousand tons, which not only provided cutting force but also a more substantial mass-energy impact.

The astonishingly heavy weapons seemed to become like flowing water in his hands as he utilized inertia and anti-inertia force fields to their limit.

Chen Feng’s new Blade Mantis model was no match for Harrison Clark.

At the same time they received the video feed, Star had allocated part of its computational power to analyze the changes in both sides’ combat capabilities based on the footage.

The Blade Mantis’s overall strength had decreased by 80%, while Harrison Clark’s had only decreased by 30%. Moreover, his close combat level had hardly changed.

The science advisor exclaimed in amazement, “Now, Lord Sage is in a heavily-disturbed battlefield. Quantum Intelligence can’t function at all. He’s on full manual control. How… how is this even possible?”

Nora Camp shook her head. “There’s nothing impossible about it. Like I’ve said before, no matter the difficulty, Lord Sage will always find a way. Send the order for the District 5 fleet to slightly slow down their retreat. They’ll rendezvous with Lord Sage in five minutes.”

Five minutes was the test duration proposed by the science academy.

Having said that, she no longer paid attention to the situation on Harrison Clark’s side and focused her energy entirely on the overall war.

Everything went as Nora Camp had predicted. Five minutes later, Harrison Clark put the test device back into the battle armor’s cargo compartment and drifted away, leaving behind hundreds of broken Blade Mantis corpses.

In his hands, the tow rope turned into a large fishing net, filled with hundreds of Blade Mantis jump cores that he had caught like fishes.

At this point, Harrison Clark was unaware that only thirteen hours remained for humanity. He was still looking forward to converting these hundreds of Blade Mantis cores into hundreds of Broken Blade battle armors within two days.

After leaving the range of the gamma-ray burst radiation by fifty million kilometers, he was finally able to activate the jump and accelerate his journey.

…

“What! Only thirteen hours left? What the hell?!”

Upon returning to the vicinity of Mars’s orbit and restoring quantum communication, the new information caught him off guard.

Harrison Clark gritted his teeth and continued on his way, communicating with Freddy along the way, “Freddy, what can you analyze in thirteen hours?”

Freddy: “Not sure.”

Harrison Clark: “…”

He began to feel lost.

What the hell was he working so hard for?

Screw it.

“Everything is uncertain. Why not do fewer uncertain things? I don’t even know what you science freaks are up to. What ghostly Broken Pot plan, causing the deaths of so many people? We originally had four days, and now there are only thirteen hours.”

He muttered to himself.

He didn’t send these words through the quantum network.

He was furious inside, wanting to curse someone, but didn’t know where to start.

He didn’t even know who to blame.

Everyone was doing what they thought was right, but the end results often fell short of expectations.

Several more minutes passed, and Harrison Clark finally arrived at Earth Base.

When the staff took the test device from his hands, Freddy’s shadow appeared in front of him. “Bro, do you believe in me?”

Harrison Clark frowned at Freddy.

He didn’t know if he was hallucinating.

It was still void of emotions when Freddy spoke, but subconsciously, Harrison Clark felt a change in Freddy’s tone.

“When have I ever stopped believing in you?”

Harrison Clark told a somewhat insincere lie. He had just been complaining about science freaks in his heart. Undoubtedly, Freddy was now the leader of the science freaks.

Freddy suddenly smiled. “Since you believe in me, bro, I definitely won’t let you down. Just give me ten more hours. I will, find a way!”As soon as Freddy left, Star came.

“Let me take a look at your operation records.”

“No need. There’s nothing there. The interference near the gamma-ray burst was too strong, and the instruments couldn’t operate.”

“Ah? Is that so? What a pity, it’s really regrettable.”

Harrison Clark nodded, “Yes, I feel even more regret. Daniel Thompson completed a miraculous warp in the gamma-ray burst and then shielded me. Such an incredible operation… I couldn’t leave any evidence. Sigh.”

“Eh, Daniel…warped successfully? Are you kidding?”

Star’s emotional expression was much stronger than Freddy’s, whether it was due to her genuine character or a calculated “emotional special effect.”

Harrison Clark: “Yeah, what’s wrong? Do I need to brag about it? If it wasn’t for Daniel blocking me, I might not have been able to fly out of the coverage range of the gamma-ray burst alive.”

“But this… this is impossible! It’s illogical.”

Harrison Clark nodded, “I think it’s impossible too. But Lion did it. It may only contradict the narrow-minded logic of humans confined in their wells, but comply with a basic law that maintains the operation of the universe that humans haven’t treaded yet?”

Star: “Alright. I believe you. This is an important test result. I have to go inform the Science Institute and Freddy that there are objective rules within the gamma-ray burst that can be grasped. I really didn’t expect it, that honest and simple fellow Daniel had this up his sleeve.”

Harrison Clark grinned.

Well, at least in death, Lion had gained greater value.

Returning to the Folding Shadow Corps, Harrison Clark silently counted down as he watched the rapidly shrinking formation in the distance.

He sincerely hoped that the researchers in the Science Institute and Freddy on the Mercury Prism Battleship could give him some more pleasant surprises in their last moments.

He hoped that this belated technological explosion wouldn’t be too disappointing. @@novelbin@@

“Lord Sage, the enemy ship has adjusted its strategy. The Solar Dome just completed a shape-shifting displacement, and 510,000 Prism Ships have been incorporated back into the dome. They discovered our attempts at a technological breakthrough and won’t give us time to catch our breath. The Compound-Eyed Observer must also know that the Shadow of the Sun will explode, and they are starting to take risks. Lord Sage, it’s time for you and the Folding Shadow Corps to go into action.”

A soldier’s voice suddenly sounded in Harrison Clark’s communication system.

Now Nora Camp was too busy to give him specific instructions.

Without exchanging pleasantries with the soldier, Harrison Clark took advantage of his personal dedicated maintenance ship recharging and repairing his battle armor, and quickly assembled the Folding Shadow Corps.

Nearly 40,000 people of the Folding Shadow Corps gathered at the speed of light, converging towards him.

Ahead, the Prism Ships that had entered the dome formed a slightly sparse grid link and pressed forward quickly.

Asteroids, huge rocks, battleship wreckage, and other objects in the asteroid belt disintegrated rapidly under the impact of the plasma grid link.

A large number of Blade Mantises swarmed out.

Star-shattering Cannons and White Beam Cannons swept and poured out like crazy.

The human army fought and retreated, and although they were in a hurry, their formation was not broken.

Fifteen minutes later, Harrison Clark jumped out of the maintenance ship.

In space, nearly 40,000 Folding Shadow soldiers had already formed their ranks.

The Prism Ship belonging to the human forces warped in.

The middle of the Prism Ship opened, and Harrison Clark led the Folding Shadow Corps members to warp inside.

Thirty seconds later, the Prism Ship started with a loud hum and arrived in the center of the front-line battlefield with just one long-distance warp.

The Prism Ship opened, and Harrison Clark charged out first.

Forty thousand Folding Shadow soldiers scattered behind him, each seeking their own enemy.

The front end of the Prism Ship started to gather energy, and the first white light beam from humans shot straight toward the enemy ship.

The white light beam passed by Harrison Clark.

Harrison Clark’s chosen opponent was the enemy ship targeted by their own Prism Ship.

This was a do-or-die war, as well as a new test.

Although there were only thirteen hours left for the Shadow Galaxy, the testing never stopped.

The vast research team of tens of billions of super beings was still waiting for the new parameters that Harrison Clark would send back.