Ancient Shu Mecha: the Symbiosis of Five Kings

My father went crazy after digging out the Sanxingdui Bronze Giant. He chanted for five years that it was "not a sacrificial pit, but a seal." No one believed him. Five years later, Du Yu returned to the same archaeological site as a temporary worker. On the eve of the exhibition, a crack opened in the bronze giant's chest - the shape was exactly the same as the bronze fragment he had worn around his neck for ten years. He was sucked into the cockpit. Fragments of memories from three thousand years ago flooded into my mind: the five kings of ancient Shu drove bronze mechas and fought against a group of black machines that kept changing shapes in the sky over Chengdu. The five kings activated the seal at the cost of their lives in exchange for three thousand years of peace. Now, the seal has expired. The system's cold voice sounded: "The Lord Devourer will complete its condensation in seventy-two hours. Du Yu, the qualified pilot, found the other four mechas." He found the one-eyed pilot who was forced to retire at the Jinsha ruins. He found a female athlete in Dujiangyan who had been kicked off the swimming team. He found a retired teacher who had been ridiculed by academic circles for thirty years in Chongzhou's Tuhuachi, and a steel worker who dared not say a word even after his wages were deducted on the construction site. Five mechas, five ordinary people who are underestimated in this era. The Devourer's form is a mirror mecha - it can copy all the capabilities of five King of Shu mechas. The only chance of winning is to do what none of the five kings of ancient Shu could do three thousand years ago: let "symbiosis" cover "parasitism". Seventy-two hours countdown, five people, five mechas. Ancient Shu did not perish, it just went dormant. The key to activate it lies in the hands of a group of "underestimated people". #Mechanics#Eastern Fantasy##SCIENCE FICTION#Team