Shadows of the Deep Space-Chapter 656 - 361 Continuing Education (5 in 1)_7

Su Ming instructed Rhein.

"Don’t worry, squad leader, leave it to me."

Rhein immediately nodded in agreement.

"Also, the Third Generation Mecha·Red Slaughter and Third Generation Mecha·Gun Knight in my hangar are now yours. Arrange them as you see fit."

Su Ming said to Rhein and the others.

"Ah, squad leader, you’re not using them anymore?"

Rhein asked, slightly stunned.

"No, those two mechas are no longer of use to me."

Su Ming replied very clearly.

Now, the Third Generation Mechas are no longer suitable as his backup mechas; he plans to find a better one.

"Alright."

Rhein responded immediately.

At this moment, Su Ming raised his armband and transferred 1 billion Federation Coins to Rhein.

"Squad leader, why are you transferring so much money to me?"

Rhein was also taken aback. freewebnσvel.cѳm

"This money is for you all to use."

"No need, squad leader, you need money over there too."

"Rhein, don’t be polite with me. This amount of money is nothing to me, I still have quite a bit on hand. It’s just that I need to procure a lot of things now, and can’t give you more. But it doesn’t matter, I will become stronger quickly, and then I can bring you all along. Together, we will conquer the Star Sea!"

Su Ming said solemnly to Rhein and the others.

Su Ming understood very well that in this Interstellar Era, achieving success alone was very difficult. He needed a team of his own, and Rhein and the others were the most trustworthy.

They were brothers and sisters who had fought and survived on the battlefield together.

"Mm, mm."

Rhein and the others said, deeply moved.

"I am leaving."

Su Ming then bid farewell to Rhein and the others.

"Squad leader, safe journey!"

Rhein and the others replied reluctantly.

Su Ming nodded slightly, turned around and returned to his mecha, then piloted the Slaughter Blade away.

...

At the G38 docking bay of the interstellar airport.

A Level 5 Mother Ship·Shattered Light, over 280 kilometers long, with a pointed prow, a main cannon extending from the center, covered entirely in thick gray armor, and densely packed with numerous launch ports and interception cannons, was docked.

In the central control room.

A middle-aged man in a colonel’s uniform, slightly overweight, with a round face and small, swiveling eyes, sat in the central chair, somewhat annoyed as he urged the sturdy adjutant beside him.

"Chen Qi, is it ready yet?"

"Colonel Onite, I’ve already urged the team below to load the weapons and supplies as quickly as possible."

Chen Qi responded hastily.

Onite glanced at his armband and scolded angrily.

"I’ve told you all that time is tight. Hurry up! We’ve been at this for hours and it’s still not done. We’re supposed to be heading to the frontline for support; if we’re late, we’ll face military law. Heads will roll."

"Yes, yes, yes."

Chen Qi, scolded to the point of sweating, nodded repeatedly.

Eventually, the subordinate responsible for operations reported in relief.

"Sir, everything is ready, we can set sail!"

Upon hearing this, Onite immediately commanded.

"Set sail at once!"

Yet at that moment, a communication request suddenly popped up.

Major Chen Qi was also stunned, reporting quickly.

"Colonel Onite, an incoming communication from the Military Department."

"Why are they sending a communication now? They’re messing with me. Fine, connect it!"

Although Onite was extremely irritable, he gave the order.

"Yes!"

Major Chen Qi immediately connected the communication.

A steady voice then sounded.

"Onite, this is Colonel Tabi. I’m notifying you now to suspend the voyage. You need to wait for someone to board before you can depart."

"Colonel Tabi, what are you playing at? We’re in a hurry to set sail for support, and you want us to wait for someone? If the mission is delayed, can you take responsibility? I’m telling you, no matter whose orders come today, they won’t work."

"Onite, this is an order from the Military Department."

"Fine, I’ll wait. But how long do we have to wait?"

Onite instantly lost his nerve.

"I’m not sure."

"Tell me, who is boarding, with such importance?"

Onite immediately asked in fury.

"A general is boarding, our superior. Do you think that’s important enough? I’ll tell you straight; even if you have to wait all day, you will wait."

Tabi was also unwilling to argue further with Onite.

"Ah! A general is boarding, you should have said so earlier!"

Onite was stunned and immediately changed his tone 180 degrees.

"Alright, enough talk. Just ensure you leave after picking them up."

Tabi finished speaking and cut off the communication.

At this moment, Chen Qi hesitantly asked.

"Colonel Onite, do we really need to wait?"

"Of course, it’s an honor for a superior to board our ship. We must wait!"

Tabi scolded Chen Qi.

Just then, an operator reported.

"Colonel Onite, a High-level Fourth Generation Mecha is flying towards us and has sent a message requesting us to open the ship’s mecha docking bay."

"Quick, open the No. 0 private hangar docking bay."

Onite shouted at the subordinates.

"Understood!"

The operator responded promptly.

"Chen Qi, I’m leaving you in charge here. I’ll go welcome the superior."

Onite hurriedly stood up from the command chair and left the central control room in haste.