I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World-Chapter 1164 - 688 A Glimmer of Hope in Desperation_3

Chapter 1164: Chapter 688: A Glimmer of Hope in Desperation_3

Chapter 1164 -688: A Glimmer of Hope in Desperation_3

One minute later.

Nico Ross checked the equipment of all members through the team interface.

Everyone’s weapons had been replaced with Wide High-Energy Particle Spray Guns, and the armor parameters had been adjusted to a combination of gel-state energy layer and strong anti-corrosion physical gel.

Dozens of seconds later, the group cautiously traversed a distance of more than two hundred meters, appearing on the upper level of the position pointed by Nico Ross.

Compared to other places, the metal structure in this area was more thoroughly shattered.

Broken walls and remnants were interlocked like jagged teeth.

Huge amounts of corroded metal debris floated like clouds.

Obviously, this was not a normal phenomenon.

Drip, drip, drip.

A warning sounded from Sophie Lee’s biological detector.

The rest of the team received the information simultaneously.

“Microscopic Termites: average body length 15-18 microns, capable of decomposing metals, absorbing and storing free-state high-energy electrons, and converting them into reserve energy. They act in swarms, have strong aggressiveness towards organic life forms, and lack intelligence, belonging to the biological-mechanical category.”

Sophie Lee swallowed nervously, “Captain, your judgment is entirely correct, but how do we control these microscopic termites?”

Nico Ross: “First, go in, find the Queen Ant, and then you guys distribute energy to me. I’ll complete the control code programming and then broadcast it.”

“You know how to do this too, Captain? You know the code?”

John Rowland, the best programmer in the team, asked in astonishment.

“I know some, but I need you to help me with the details.”

“Uh, I’m not very confident.”

“We have to give it a try at least. If we do nothing, we’re definitely going to lose. If we try, at least we have a chance to turn things around. Right?”

“Well, that’s true.”

Nico Ross cleared his throat and began to issue commands verbally.

“First sequence team, follow me, advancing at a speed of 3.3 meters per second in a fan-shaped formation.”

“Two reserve teams cover from both wings, advancing at a speed of 3 meters per second.”

“The automatic attack ratio of all combat members’ weapons should be reduced to 90%, as the microscopic termites may mislead our detectors and manual adjustments to aim may be necessary.”

“Intelligence team, adjust the frequency of the electromagnetic radar to ultra-high frequency, open the gravitational wave radar, and create a holographic local area projection.”

“Ponkt, you take two people and activate the oscillating light-pressure impactor, blowing open the metal dust and fog in our path.”

The Flying Tiger Team began advancing continuously.

Seconds later, a dark shadow emerged from behind a metal plate ahead and lunged at them.

In the next second, Nico Ross and the other first sequence combat members simultaneously turned their gun barrels.

The particles spray gun’s mouth, like a flamethrower, instantly spewed out a huge amount of azure particle flow, bombarding the shadow.

The dark shadow ignited like a flame and dispersed like stardust.

The next moment, another shadow struck from below.

At this time, the weapons of the first sequence combat members were still recharging, and it was the particle flow from the right reserve team that blocked the shadow. However, a few tiny individuals, barely visible to the naked eye, fell onto the members of the team.

The Training Armor’s outer gel-state energy layer started to operate, killing all the escaped individuals.

Nico Ross’s judgment had been entirely correct.

…

Outside, the partially revitalized Sage Project leaders observed everything.

Immanuel had already started to go through Nico Ross’s learning files from beginning to end.

“This is too unreasonable. He obviously has never learned about the antique knowledge of the Snowflake Battleship. How did he know all this?”

Bernal Connor: “But the Sage had learned about it in the previous timeline.”

Immanuel: “So Nico Ross is now drawing on the knowledge from the Sage’s past life? Which happens to match the wreckage of this antique battleship?”

Bernal Connor: “It’s a probability event. After all, from the perspective of the timeline of technical development, the technological level of humanity in the 27th century is highly similar to the most active period of the Sage in the previous timeline.”

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