[1] Genius Mechanic

Chapter 148

Roaming-Type KID

As the Keze Floating Island pollution zone race entered the mid-range, discussions about KID reached a new peak on the Star Network. KID, known for their continuous tricky tactics, had already shown signs of it in the previous season, and many long-time fans were accustomed to their maneuvers.

However, this new season was different, and KID's attention was higher than ever. Before the Keze Floating Island competition began, discussions about KID had already started in the Star Network elimination match discussion zone, with many focusing on Sink. Sink, having achieved high honors as a solo mecha pilot and transitioning to team matches, had raised high expectations among fans who followed him from solo to team competitions. As the competition progressed, discussions about Sink increased.

Topics like #Solo Mecha Turns to Attack Medic, #Virtual Battlefield Star Medic Mecha Pilot, and #Sink Slacking Off appeared one after another on the Star Network. However, the higher the expectations, the more difficult it was for fans to let go of the mystery surrounding Sink's mechanical right arm.

Pictures from KID's official account had been circulated by numerous media outlets. Moreover, at the elimination matches, there were many professional solo mecha pilots from the Dawn professional league present.

While Room 4122 continued its continuous live broadcast, discussions on the Star Network were experiencing waves of excitement. More fans on the Star Network started investigating KID's performance in the previous season, extracting keywords from fragmented live footage, including footage from the Qiu Jin pollution zone. The story of Sink's appearance in Qiu Jin and the initial discussions about the solo mecha pilot's mechanic arm had caused a small stir online before the league.

Sink's mecha skills were unquestionable, but the newly revealed repair skills surprised many fans. A solo champion mecha pilot with the ability to urgently repair on-site mechas added more layers to the mystery surrounding Sink.

[Is Sink's right arm mechanical arm problematic, leading him to switch to team battles since he couldn't handle solo battles anymore?]

[Saying that, I seem to have noticed Sink's lack of enthusiasm in the league.]

[The mechanical arm must have some impact, right? Even a slight error in the mecha could lead to major problems.]

[Why are you still discussing this? Hurry up and watch the elimination matches! KID is in danger! The second position is surrounded by other teams!]

In the Keze pollution zone, the media cameras quickly revealed the presence of many professional solo mecha pilots. The elimination matches had been going on for 22 days, yet the number of solo mecha pilots in the arena had not decreased. While other strong teams on various tracks locked in their qualifying spots, commentators and broadcasters on the Star Network had already focused on the Keze Floating Island pollution zone after KID dropped to the second position. The battles inside Keze Floating Island had quietly entered a fierce stage.

The deep mountains connected with flat terrain, and undulating hills covered with trees and grass led to a vast central lake in the middle of the second island. Due to long-term pollution, the vegetation on the second island had grown thick, concealing the large size of the mechas.

In such terrain, all mechas faced challenges with limited visibility unless exposed and detected by the radar system. The joint group comprised less than five full teams, and many mechas had been lost in the 22 days of battles. Currently, only 23 mechas were cooperating, with the joint command led by the captain of the top-ranking marine team among the five teams. One of their mechas had a stealth force field weapon, allowing it to silently track other teams and precisely identify marked mechas.