Super Island Tycoon-Chapter 804 - 803: Gap

The other four Xingtian Types coordinated with Jiang Cheng very well, springing into action without needing his command.

The five Xingtian Types charged at the stunned opponents like fierce tigers.

This time, it was the armor from Ying Country that fell victim to Jiang Cheng’s fierce assault, with the five Xingtian Types pouncing on them viciously.

Their armor’s performance wasn’t particularly strong, just slightly better than those from the other few countries earlier.

Because these five armor units were the weakest, Jiang Cheng targeted them immediately.

The confused pilots from Li Country never expected Jiang Cheng and his team to pounce so quickly.

If they had had two seconds to adjust, they might have been able to respond.

However, Jiang Cheng didn’t give them even a second. In a flash, he was upon them, exploiting the weaknesses on Ren Chaoruo’s armor.

The outcome of battles between Humanoid Armors is often decided in an instant, where a single error leads to failure.

These five Bao Country pilots exposed such significant flaws that they couldn’t withstand Jiang Cheng and his team’s attack.

Jiang Cheng and his team raised their blades, which drew a beautiful arc through the air before striking the opponents’ throats.

This strike was lethal because the core control components of Ying Country’s armor were located in the chest area.

In a flash, Jiang Cheng’s blade shattered the opponent’s core control component, once again achieving a significant triumph.

The Humanoid Armor, whose core component was shattered, instantly lost all combat capability, collapsing motionlessly to the ground.

After concluding this assault, Jiang Cheng and his team paused temporarily.

Because their series of attacks had kept the Xingtian Types operating at an overload.

The continuous high-power output had pushed the Xingtian Types to their limits.

If a machine operates continuously under high load, it won’t take long before issues arise.

So, if they didn’t let their armor buffer a bit, the armor itself might not be able to withstand it.

But they only needed to let the heavy armor buffer for three seconds, which was too short a time for their opponents to do anything.

Even for the remaining armors on the field, three seconds or even thirty seconds wouldn’t make a difference.

Because they had been frightened by Jiang Cheng, losing all courage to continue fighting.

In an instant, they lost fifteen armors, causing each one of them to stand dumbfounded on the spot.

Even when the Xingtian Types paused to buffer, they made no move.

Seeing the current state on the field, Jiang Cheng knew it was time to crush the entire scene.

With opponents already scared out of their wits, they posed no threat to Jiang Cheng and his team.

Although the opponents still had sixty armors left, fully capable of battling Jiang Cheng and his team,

they had lost the courage to fight and had become a herd of lambs to be slaughtered.

The combat effectiveness displayed by the Xingtian Types had shattered all their confidence.

Losing a fifth of their team right at the start, such a blow is not something most can withstand.

It’s important to realize that they hadn’t even attacked the opponents once yet, already losing a fifth of their force.

If they wanted to completely defeat Jiang Cheng and his team, it’s unclear if their remaining forces were enough.

Now, Jiang Cheng’s battle plan seemed very effective, employing a thunderous offensive from the start to maximize enemy destruction.

These losses were bound to put immense pressure on the remaining enemies, affecting their psychological state and preventing them from fighting at full strength.

Jiang Cheng’s strategy was to attack the mind, breaking the opponent’s confidence to simplify the ensuing battles.

From the current state on the field, everything was unfolding as Jiang Cheng had anticipated.

They had completed the first step of shattering the opponent’s confidence, and next was to thoroughly defeat them.

Three seconds quickly passed, and the Xingtian Types’ buffering was complete.

Now Jiang Cheng and his team could fully drive their armor again, ready for the fiercest battles.

"Let’s end this battle for good now; they no longer deserve to be called opponents, merely a group of pitiable losers," Jiang Cheng shouted loudly to his teammates behind him before continuing the battle.

Jiang Cheng noticed the opponents on the field had lost their fighting spirit and had no intention of further entanglement with them.

He sought evenly matched battles, not the one-sided slaughter it had become.

Faced with opponents lacking any will to resist, Jiang Cheng and his team, piloting the Xingtian Type 1, commenced a grand slaughter.

The term "slaughter" was fitting for the subsequent battle since the opponents posed little pressure to Jiang Cheng.

Armors fell one after another under Jiang Cheng’s blade, often at just the first meeting.

The armors attacked by Jiang Cheng wished to resist, but with inferior performance across the board, how could a lone opponent withstand a Xingtian Type?

To counter a Xingtian Type 1, they needed to form a complete formation, which these fragmented forces couldn’t achieve.

The other four Xingtian Types began a harvesting operation at this point.

Facing opponents fighting individually, they had an absolute field day.

As long as they weren’t massively surrounded, these scattered enemies couldn’t do anything against them.

This was the manifestation of the superiority in armor performance; sometimes, numbers couldn’t compensate for quality differences.

The armors falling to the ground multiplied, while those still standing dwindled.

The combined forces from these fifteen countries presented such disappointing combat effectiveness, leaving Jiang Cheng truly disheartened.

When Jiang Cheng finished off the last armor, the humanoid armor combat competition for the day was entirely over.

The audience on the observation stands looked at the armors lying across the field, unsure how to evaluate the battle they had just witnessed.

Nobody had expected Jiang Cheng and his team to be so powerful, nor had they expected Jiang Cheng’s opponents to be so fragile.

After all, this was an alliance of fifteen countries, essentially a collection of the world’s major military powers.

Yet, so many countries joined forces but couldn’t withstand Jiang Cheng and his five armors.

In fact, Jiang Cheng himself was surprised, never expecting the battle to conclude so easily.

Initially, Jiang Cheng thought he could engage in an intense battle today, but aside from the initial period, he felt hardly any pressure at all.

The troops formed by these fifteen countries likely failed due to their lack of coordination with each other.

If Jiang Cheng had faced seventy armors from a single country today instead of a team formed by fifteen countries, he probably would not have ended the battle so effortlessly.