The survival of civilization, starship warfare, black technology
In the distant and vast space battlefield, a lone captain shoulders the responsibility of the survival of his race and embarks on a road of redemption full of thorns and choices.
The captain wears a set of high-tech battle armor. This battle armor is like a perfect fusion of machinery and magic. It is worn tightly on the body. It relies on the wonderful power of electromagnetic waves to realize the linkage of various components. However, it is also limited by the strength range of the electromagnetic waves. Once weakened, the battle armor will be in danger of being scattered. In order to survive, he carefully prepared and held many deadly weapons in hand. The liquid red copper shield was as solid as a rock and could withstand the indiscriminate bombardment of weapons below C4 level, providing him with a safe harbor in the hail of bullets. The special long knife also used repulsion technology, with magnets and red copper intertwined. Its shape changed at will. Under the control of electromagnetic waves, it slashed at the enemy formation with a deadly cold light. Not only that, the armor also has hidden secrets. By inputting a small amount of electric current, it can instantly ignite the objects it touches and stun the creatures it touches. This small and clever idea hides a huge killing move.
And his ultimate trump card is the liquid lead nuclear bomb that he painstakingly built. Driven by a controllable nuclear fusion engine and coupled with electromagnetic resonance technology, the plan is to have these five nuclear bombs sneak into the enemy planet like ghosts, and use electromagnetic control robots to quietly push the nuclear bombs to the launcher. When the launch button is pressed, a six-month interstellar journey begins, and the missile rushes to the enemy's territory like a messenger of death. Although it was intercepted by the enemy fleet's laser, the strange-grade alloy mirror on the outer layer of the nuclear bomb reflected the laser in full, causing the enemy to reap the consequences.
I thought victory was in sight, but the nuclear bomb failed to explode at the moment of landing, and the tense atmosphere was instantly full.
