Legions Grow On My Phone

194 TUES – The True Legion (9)

“As you may have heard before, the warriors of the Naverinas wield unusual powers. Especially some of them…”

‘Noisy.’

Even as they traversed the sky, the officers of the Federation who joined our team did not stop talking.

In fact, most of the team members, including myself, Eve, and Cha Ji-yeon, seemed to have different thoughts.

‘Aren’t you supposed to go to the place that takes you anyway and fight the guys who tell you to fight?’

‘right.’

‘Why can’t those who have space fleet power to win if they’re still in the airspace?’

Eve laughed at the alliance’s fighting power. I didn’t even think deeply about this situation in the first place. The fundamental reason we are doing this right now is that we are searching for information inside the Federation.

Eve also acknowledges that the experience and information gained in this way is useful, so she continues this activity. Getting what we wanted was more important than winning or losing a war.

Actually, Eve and I, too, were paying more attention to other places while looking at the screen that only I could see.

“I’m a little nervous.”

“Don’t push yourself too hard.”

“…so it should be. If possible.”

But there were definitely others who didn’t. Because Cha Ji-yeon, who was by her side, had a stiff expression the whole time.

You are right to be concerned. Especially since Eve is someone he cares about. She’s clearly a member of the game as a unit, wouldn’t it be too deceitful if there was a way to break through that?

“Wow, it’s a big deal!”

“What is that… Whoa!”

But at that very moment, the helicopter we were boarding shook violently.

In my bewildered gaze, I saw a purple light passing by the helicopter. Just like the light cannons fired by the Alliance’s ships.

“Is that why they’re not winning?”

Eve, who was buried in my arms thanks to the tilted aircraft, smiled when she saw it.

“Long, emergency landing seems right!”

“What the hell is going on!”

The throbbing helicopter never regained stability. The federation officer who was with us hurriedly broke the communicator and urged us to tell him what was going on.

“Damn…they seem to have broken the line of defense against their surprise attack.”

Then, with wide-eyed eyes, it was bad news. Meanwhile, the helicopter staggered to and fro to avoid shelling.

“Then just land! Do you want the helicopter to explode?”

Eventually, one of the unbearable hunters shouted, and the officer accepted the opinion and lowered the helicopter’s altitude.

‘It would be nice if I could learn something.’

Everyone else was shouting, but only Eve had a calm face. Eve’s thoughts were only whether there was something to be gained or not.

Even when he came to Earth right away, he was interested in and researching the abilities of the Hunters, but realized that it was a power he couldn’t use and immediately cut off his interest.

“Clash!”

In the end, the helicopter that caused a problem somewhere started to crash toward the ground. With an occasional groan, we were locked in the ocher-colored ground.

“Are you all okay anyway?”

Again, Eve was the first to get up. Eve hit the helicopter door lying on its side on the ground with her fist, blew it away, and slipped away.

“Above, danger… Right now, in the middle of the enemy’s bombardment here and there…”

It was then that the officer, who was bleeding from his nose, struggled to speak. I also sensed a thumping vibration as if I was running, even when I unbuckled the belt that was holding me on the side.

“…Eve?”

The vibration stopped right in front of the helicopter we are now in. In front of this helicopter that Eve is now on.

‘Anything to learn? Something that will help the Legion.’

Immediately after that, I heard the noise of Eve fighting with her sword drawn out. I got out as quickly as I could.

“this.”

As the officer said, the location was not good. Thousands of giants were running to this place screaming in front of the ocher-colored plain covered with dry soil.

‘What’s going on here is also a war. I don’t miss any of this anymore. This is all data, and it will be helpful to us.’

Right before I ran to help, Eve was fighting alone with a giant wielding a giant sword the size of a man’s face.

But it wasn’t just a battle. While moving her body now to make a decision, Eve collected and analyzed vast amounts of information.

‘Would the League members who didn’t know anything try to find out about this? I’m just thinking of calling myself a mercenary on the subject of an alliance, but I don’t think I’m going to look into it.’

“So, what is your judgment?”

Together with Eve, he defeated the giant’s attack. The giant contorted his face and raised his sword higher, as if he was offended by my intrusion.

‘They also use the power of form in their own way. It’s well worth checking out.’

Blood splattered from the giant’s body, which had been slashed by Eve’s smirk. Even this giant who was skillfully wielding a greatsword seemed unfamiliar with this kind of battle.

“I’ll have to figure it out later.”

I looked back. A gigantic crackling spark gathered in the air. At the center of it all is Cha Ji-yeon, who is already wearing a flash of lightning.

Lightning spurted from her outstretched hand and sprung towards the rushing giants.

*

“What’s wrong?”

“…why did you come?”

“I’m here to inform you that the meeting has been called.”

He took his eyes off the screen he was looking at at the word meeting. His comrade was already waiting for him.

“Is that the last time on the agenda?”

“Yes. About humans.”

The colleague, who seemed to know nothing yet, meekly affirmed. His eyes narrowed.

cosmic secret. Even the human forces knew the secret that even the League and the rebels knew, and he was the only one of his great races now.

It wasn’t a coincidence. Because he even killed an Earthling who dared not know the subject and used his own people as a unit in the pasture to get rid of it.

But that was all. Since that day, his race has been slightly off the beaten track that is now heating up the universe.

“How the heck did it, the humans lifted up the invisible veil and began to connect the many hidden worlds.”

“It’s a coincidence. They’re not stupid either. It’s natural to expand your thinking.”

“Well. Other Karcos don’t seem to think so.”

At his words, his colleague laughed and shook his head. Their people decide everything and unite by the bloodline of a small group of leaders called Karcos with special abilities.

And the decision always followed the majority opinion, so if it failed to persuade, it had to be followed by force.

[Don’t you think it’s time?]

The letters flickered in front of his eyes. At the word of time, his gaze lingered for a long time.

“I’ll go first, so come with me.”

The colleague turned around and went outside. He slowly rose from his seat, but his gaze returned to the screen.

A screen that no one else can see. On the screen, he could see his unit fighting now.

The figure of a human woman clad in blue lightning all over her body and fighting against giants with pale purple skin.

‘Is it structurally impossible to win from the beginning?’

However, the face of his outstanding performance was not so bright. He’s lost very few units in his career so far, but that doesn’t mean anything.

After all, the goal of the game was to become an overwhelming force and win. However, this was a stark reality, and the game system itself was not enough to break the wall of reality like a real game.

[No need to be disappointed]

“What nonsense is that. It was a garbage system with a fixed ending from the beginning.”

[Variables exist anytime, anywhere. Why do you have to focus on victories between units? War can happen anytime, anywhere. And you were the one who swore that you could win everything in the first place]

He was furious when he saw the letters that appeared in front of him, but then he shut his mouth. way to win. Did it only depend on the unit?

“Right now, the humans are actively moving. Are you saying that I should act like them?”

[No mercy to those who are not desperate]

His eyes, which had never lost their cool, trembled slightly.

In fact, the game did its part by making each faction compete, meet, or become stronger. And it was the clash of large forces that were rapidly revived using the game.

[This is the end. I don’t know where it ends

“I think you should intervene yourself!”

When he arrived at the conference hall, he was the first to get up and say so. Hundreds of people looked at him with wide eyes in surprise.

“Ha, but we said we won’t intervene in human affairs until just before…”

“The veil that was impossible to uncover no matter what they did is being lifted by their hands. Considering their greed and aggressiveness, they cannot be left behind.”

He strongly persuaded his people who had enjoyed only monotonous peace for a long time. At the same time, the number of elders in the current Carcos has decreased, and the number of young people like him has increased.

Little by little, responses began to come to the fierce argument.

“Then what if war breaks out?”

“War. You have to take it. How long will you just wait and see the flow?”

Someone muttered in a worried voice, but war. Rather, it was what he wanted. To be the ultimate winner.

In the meantime, watching the progress of the game and having an impact was not enough. Observing various cases and situations, he too has been strongly influenced for a long time.