BIOLOGICAL SUPERCOMPUTER SYSTEM

Chapter 1019: Electric Siege (2)

Chapter 1019: Electric Siege (2)



While chaos happened outside, Erik and June moved through the outpost. They went quickly through halls and air vents, their small bodies unnoticed.

Erik said to his clone as they approached a heavily guarded room.

The two insects slipped through a small gap in the door, entering a room where the hum of machinery could be heard 24/7.

Massive generators lined the walls. These advanced machines relied on the latest technology and were crucial for the facility's operations. Brain crystal-enhanced capacitors stored the immense amount of energy produced by the brain crystals.

This energy was then distributed to the shield grid, ensuring a continuous stream of energy into the barriers around the entire complex.

June said.

Erik nodded.

They perched on a control panel, watching as technicians scrambled to maintain power levels. They were pumping mana into the device, helping to supply the precious resource. It was the best thing they came up with to make up for losing those batteries.

Through a nearby window, they could see flashes of the battle raging outside.

June said. Erik said.

Minutes passed, feeling like hours. The room shook with each impact on the shield, alarms blaring as power levels fluctuated wildly.

Suddenly, Erik sensed a shift in the battle's momentum. Of course, he sensed that since he was keeping an eye on the thoughts of the enemy soldiers. The blackguards were making things go under control.

In an instant, Erik transformed back into his human form, startling the technicians. Before they could react, he made wind blades and decapitated the enemy.Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Erik and June moved through the chaos-filled streets amidst the panicked soldiers and civilians.

"Should we proceed with the next phase?" June asked.

"Not yet. Just go on with the power grids for now."

They made their way to the nearest energy substation, dodging falling debris and stray lightning bolts from the rampaging monsters. Erik short-circuited the main control panel while June overloaded the backup generators.

They continued their sabotage, methodically disabling power grids across the city. With each successful strike, more of the outpost's defences failed.

Anti-aircraft guns fell silent, mechs powered down, and communication networks crackled into static.

The sky darkened as more Thunderwings entered the city. After destroying their fifth power grid, Erik paused, surveying the surrounding destruction.

"I think it's time," Erik said.

June nodded in agreement.

"Alright. Let's move to the last phase," June said. "Signal the others. It's time to take control

of this outpost."

June took his communication device and reached out to Amber, who was still waiting outside.

"Are we ready?" she asked.

"Yes, we're ready," June said. "I'm going to tell the Chimaeric Demons to move into position. They've been waiting for our signal."

"Good. Make sure you, Mira, and Emily are in sync," June said. "We can't afford any mistakes

at this stage."

"All right."